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Tyler Dukes gate area, almost hitting one of the bouts with gambling, drug addiction News Editor members ofMcCann and Harman’s and theft. tailgate group. “Mitchwas a one—man crime wave,” Monday marked the first day ofthe She said the pair had approached Bannon said. “There was nothing he trial ofTimothy Johnson, the alleged Tony’s vehicle — which was stopped would not do and nobody he would gunman in the tailgate shootings by heavy pedestrian traffic — and not hurt to support those habits.” during N.C. State’s football-season grabbed him byhis hair to tell him to He said that Timothy’s relationship opener last fall. slow down. They then walked away. with his brother Tony was “forged in Both prosecution and defense “TonyJohnson had been driving er— the fire of the chaos,” instilling in a presented opening statements to a. ratically, driving recklessly,” Spurlin “great need” to protect his brother. 12-member jury consisting of eight said. Bannon pointed out that this was a women and four men. “ [Harman and McCann] did what fact Tony exploited often and said the Johnson, a former NCSU student, needed to be done.” younger sibling was often the instiga- stands accused of two counts of Tony, Spurlin said, then got out of tor of conflicts Timothylwould later first-degree murder for the slaying the car and attempted to continue the have to resolve. of Kevin McCann and 2nd Lt. Brett altercation. The tailgate shootings were a simi- Harman, both natives ofthe Chicago “There was pushing and shoving, lar incident, Bannon said. area. and then it was over,” Spurlin said. “This is not about first-degree Although both sides agree that “It had been a non-event.” . murder,” Bannon said. “ [This case] Johnson pulled the trigger during the It was then that Tony went to his is about one man hellbent on getting incident on Sept. 4, 2004, the defense brother, suggesting he had been into a fight that day.” and prosecution differ on Johnson’s beaten up. After Tony went back to the area intentions. “ [Tony] went on and on and where McCann and Harman were The state will try to prove that the wouldn’t let it go,” Spurlin said.. tailgating, Bannon said that although attacks against McCann and Harman “ [Timothy] told hisbrother, ‘I’ll take it was Tony who started the conflict, were planned, while the defense will care of it.”’ it was undeniable that Brett and Kev— argue that Johnson’s actions were It is at this point, Spurlin said, that in, along with 4 to 5 other friends, made with a diminished capacity Timothy planned to use a newly ac- chased him. and out ofselfdefense. quired .45 caliber, semi-automatic “You will hear about the increas— Assistant District Attorney Susan handgun to “take care” of McCann ing fear Tim felt while he watched Spurlin began the prosecution’s state- and Harman. a group of men that far outweighed ment by explaining that this trial is The defense however, painted a dif- him [come toward him], led by a man about the decisions of one man — ferent picture ofTimothy. who looked like he could do some se— Timothy Johnson. Attorney Brad Bannon said the rious damage,” Bannon said. “This case is about choices, choices defense will illustrate the details of At this point, Bannon said, Timo- about his life,” Spurlin said. “This15 Timothy’s background, including his thy had consumed 12 beers and 7 to not a case about self defense.” family life and medical history. 10 shots ofrum as well as significant Spurlin spoke to the jury next to According to Bannon, the jury quantities ofcocaine and marijuana an enlarged photograph ofMcCann would see how Timothy had been and was acting in a capacity dimin— and Harman at a tailgate partytaken diagnosed with Attention Deficit ished by fear, alcohol, drugs and a earlier the day they were killed. Hyperactivity Disorder as an early slew ofother factors. H She explained that the incident teen. Bannon said the defense would started after Tony Johnson, Timo- The defense also focused on how prove that the shots Timothy fired p JEFF REEVES/TECHNICIAN thy’s youngerbrother and the second Johnson’s older, adopted brother were done so in self defense. Timothy Johnson enters the courtroom Monday morning as his trial begins for double man charged in the killings, drove Mitch had created an unhealthy en— “It’s the combination that dimin- ‘ murder. Johnson and his brother allegedly shot and killed two men at last year's first home recklessly past pedestrians in the tail— vironment for his family during his ishes. Not just one thing.” football game on Sept. 4, 2004.

University, Triangle Counselors guide, entertain to be in Jeopardy! Haley Huie Deputy NewsEditor The long—standing invited to fill the 20,000-seat institution ofArnerican arena, however, they will have. Summer heat and long hours culture willfilm its annual the chance to audition for the are obstacles that this year’s new 21-year-old game show. student orientation counselors College Championship at Producers from Sony Pictures have had to battle over the past N. C. State’s RBC Center. Television will hold auditions for several weeks. NCSU students Tuesday, August “The counselors were good. 23 on campus from noon until They knew what they were talk- 2:30 p.m. The producers will ing about and were really excit- Tanner Kroeger audition studentsin the aptly ed,” Bill Webster, a rising fresh- Senior StaffWriter named “Brain Bus.” man in computer science, said. Only undergraduate students Webster said he enjoyed the The RBC Center and NC. State with no other college degrees are free time during new student will playhost to a College Cham— eligible. . orientation and that the eve- pionship edition of the game NCSU will followYale Univer- ning activities in Talley Student show Jeopardy! on October 1-2. sity and the University of Pitts- Center gave the students a great The 10 episodes of the show, burgh, which hosted the event in opportunity to meet people and taped in early October, will not 2003 and 2004, respectively. play games. be aired until November 7—18 Jeopardy! executive producer AlthoughWebstersaid many of on Raleigh’s ABC affiliate News Harry Friedman demonstrated the presentations were “boring,” Channel 11. he had a good time and learned Before NCSU students are JEOPARDYcontinued page2 a lot about college. . NlCK PIRONlO/TECHNlClAN “This year’s staff has been the Orientation counselor Angera Ma, sophomore in biomedical engineering, entertains new freshmen most outgoing staff that we’ve and deals the group into a game of blackjack. insidetechnician ever had,” Roxanna McGraw, but that they made efforts to according to McGraw. a new optional tour, with “ “ ‘ science&tech 3 director ofnew student orienta- keep people hydrated and they “The goal ofour program is to a haunted walk providing viewpoint 5 tion, said of the 26 orientation scheduled the tours to keep stu- prepare students for their arrival students with history of the classifieds 7 counselors for 2005. dents inside buildings as often in August, and for the first dayof University and eerie stories sports 8 She added that the hours were as possible. class,” McGraw said. centering around the original weather...... extremely demanding with the “The counselors get their en- McGraw pointed to the feed- parts of campus. counselors beginning their day ergy from first-year students,” back from students, faculty and The hauntedwalk, McGraw today tomorrow around 8 a.m. and at 11:30 pm. McGraw said. administration as being very said, was easily the most positive and indicative of the popular activity with close “they were still going strong.” This year’s orientation class in- 'Science of combat’ “5 ’* McGraw said the heat has been cluded 4,400 first-year students, a success of the program. Jujitsu enthusiasts grapple for victory. 950/700 940/710 a problem with the counselors, number up from previous years, This year’s program featured OCS continued page 2 See page 8.

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parked in the Capability Lot North. was removed from the machine. The 07/30/05 the leak. CORRECTION On arrival officers located a second crime occurred between 7/27/05 at 5 12:25 A.M. ASSIST OTHER POLICE complaint, another staffmember pm. and the time ofthe report. AGENCY 08/01/05 In a July 27 story, ”Greek budget reported someone had siphoned gas RPD requested that an officer check 9:40 A.M. FRAUD suffers,” Sigma Nu fraternity was from his vehicle on the same date. 8:18 A.M. | BREAKING AND ENTER- in at a residence on Kaplan Drive in A student reported that his Discover listed as one ofthe chapters that ING reference to a party. A student was card had been fraudulently used. By was either suspended by Greek Life BLOTTER 4:33. P.M. ANIMALPROBLEM A staff member reported that some- issued a citation for a nuisance party contacting the company it was deter— or that lost University recognition. While on patrol Officer DiGregorio time overnight someone had entered violation. The student was polite and mined his card number was used by Sigma Nu is neither, rather the fra-' 07/25/05 observed an injured fox on Railroad her office located in the College of cooperated with RPD. The people at- someone using a computer on NCSU ternity left their house due to low 12:05 A.M. MEDICAL ASSIST property along Thurman Drive. The Textiles and went through the draw- tending the party were asked to leave campus. membership. Sigma Nu continues A Student reported they had . fox appeared to have injuries to both ers of her filing cabinet. No items are and caused no problems. No action to be recognized by Greek Life and been vomiting and feeling dizzy rear legs. Animal Control was notified believed to be missing. There was no was taken by the University. 3:49 P.M. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE the University. for 3-4 hours. Student advised and responded to the scene. sign offorced entry. Officers, RFD, and EMS responded they did notneed EMS. Room- 07l31/05 to Williams Hall in reference to a Please send all corrections mate transported the student to 6:17 P.M. | MOLESTING FIRE EQ. 1 :18 P.M. INFORMATION POLICE 12:41 A.M. B E VEHICLE LAR- subject having seizures.The student and errors to Editor in Chief Rex Hospital. Electronics responded to a trouble A student reported that she thought CENY was turned over to his parents who Rebecca Heslin at on the fire alarm system in WolfVil— she saw a male subject outside of A student reported that her husband advised thatthey would seek medical [email protected]. 3:02 A.M. INFORMATION lage. They discovered that several her classroom on whom she had ob— was in foot pursuit ofa male whom attention. POLICE smoke detectors had been moved tained a restraining order. There was, had broken in to their car and taken RPD requested our presence at ortampered with. The resident was no one there when the officer arrived. money, and clothing while the car 5:22 P.M. SKATE/BIKE VIOLA- Varsity Drive off campus location. referred to the University. The student was given an escort to was parked in front oftheir residence. TION A male reported that a student her vehicle. A follow ip will be con- The suspect fled toward the Chap- There was a report ofseveral skate— JEOPARDY is stalking him and his girlfriend. 7:39 P.M. LARCENY ducted to determine ifthe subject in pel Rd and disappeared. Officers, boardersjumping offofthe steps continued from page 1 He also reported his car being A student reported that someone question is a NCSU student. and RPD searched the area but were at Monteith Engineering Research ‘ vandalized. had entered her room in Metcalf Hall, unable to locate the suspect. The stu- Center. The subjects left prior to the his excitement about the show they stole $700 from her wallet. 2:23 P.M. SUSPICIOUS PERSON dent reported that the clothing items officers arrival. coming to Raleigh when Sony 07126I05 . A student reported seeing a male were recovered. The students also 3:41 A.M. | WELFARE CHECK 07128/05 subject attempting to start a fire at advised their car was left unlocked. 5:52 P.M. | B E VEHICLE LAR- made the announcement on A subject was reported lying 6:25 A.M. | B E LARCENY the Sullivan Drive bus stop. There was CENY July 28. on the sidewalk in front ofthe Officers responded to an attempted no one at the bus stop when the of— 4:30 P.M. I 911 HANG UP A student reported that his vehicle “The Raleigh—Durham—Fay— Hillsborough Building and not break in at the College ofTextiles. ficer arrived. No sign of burning was Officers responded to ES King Village had been broken into and several etteville area is a great college- moving. Officers checked on the On arrival officers discovered that located. in reference to a two year old dial- items were removed while parked in subject who was highly intoxi- someone had broken the door knob ing 911. Upon arrival, officers spoke the‘Centennial Park and Ride Lot. oriented community including cated and stated they werejust ' offofthe door and busted the win- 07/29/05 with a six year old who stated that his manyofthe country’s finest edu— sleeping. Subject did not want dow in an attempt to enter the room. 12:16 P.M. | SUSPICIOUS PERSON father had stepped out for a minute. 7:05 P.M. MEDICAL ASSISTANCE cational institutions,” he said. EMS. RFD Eng 5 responded. The door knob was taken frbm the Officers responded to the College of While the officers were speaking with Officer Michaelson reported a stu- According to the show’s senior property. Textiles in reference to a suspicious the children, the father, a student dent had an allergic reaction to Latex publicist, JeffRitter, the staffre- 07/27/05 person walking through the park- returned. He was the RA on duty and at the Small Animal Hospital. The stu- 7:14 A.M. LARCENY 6:44 A.M.I B E LARCENY ing lot. There was no one in the area had stepped out to check on a water dent was transported to Rex Hospital. searched a lot ofprospective cit— A staff member reported that The Coca-Cola vending machine upon the officers arrival. leak in another apartment. The father ies before making its announce- someone siphoned gas from his located north of Biltmore Hall was agreed to‘ have his neighbor Watch ment. truck on 7/26/05 while it was pried open and approximately $20 the children while he took care of “Jeopardyl’s producers re— searched areas and regions that ure on Aug. 15, will work three years seminar series exploring the connec- The copying machines will still take NEW PHYSICS HEAD CHOSEN have an abundance ofaccredited as a senior lecturer as part ofthe Ex— tion ofthe higher education com— the magnetic WolfCopy card, which Michael Paesler was chosen as the colleges and universities before IN THE ecutive-in—Residence program under munity to areas of government, busi— can be purchased at the library. head ofthe Department of Physics they finalize the location for this the provost’s office. She will teach ness, education and public service in in the College of Physical and Math— prestigious tournament,” Ritter courses in both the College of Hu— a time of rapid globalization. SUMMER RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM ematical Sciences. Paesler has been said. KNOW manities and Social Sciences and the The fourth annual summer un- employed by the University since The winner ofthe tournament College of Management, as well as WOLFCOPY MOVING dergraduate research symposium is 1980, and has served as the direc- N.C.’S FIRST LADY TO TEACH continue to teach at the N.C. State’s WolfCopy services located in Talley scheduled for Thursday, August 4th, tor ofgraduate programs in physics is guaranteed at least $100,000, CLASSES Administrative Officer’s Management Student Center will be moving to F and is scheduled to run from 9 am. since 1997. with $50,000 and $25,000 going North Carolina’s first lady Mary Program. OH Hill Library at the beginning of until 3 pm. Overthe past year, Paesler has to the second and third place fin- Easley will become the newest Drawing on both her doctorate fall semester. The symposium will feature guest been appointed to two national com- ishers. Any student that makes it member ofthe N.C. State faculty from the Wake Forest School of Law The new facilities, including a print speakers, a session reviewing poster mittees: the American Association of this fall. and her experience as an assistant quota station, will be located on the submissions from participants and an Physics Teachers Graduate Education onto the show is insured to leave Easley, who will begin her ten— district attorney, Easley will teach second floor of DH. Hill in photo- awards luncheon. Committee and the APS Task Force with at least‘$5,000. law-related courses as well as lead a copying services. on Graduate Education. Last year’s winner, Carnegie Mellon junior Kermin Fleming, donated a portion of the win- nings to his church and invested with people and being able to involved,” Michelle Powell, an Now Hiring for the NEW Raleigh REI! the rest. 0(s answer questions,” Richardson orientation counselor and a After Ken Jennings’ 74-con-k continued from page 1 said. sophomore in mathematics edu— secutive game appearances a “I love talking to people,” she cation, said. year ago, Jeopardy! has never to 100 students attending the . said with a laugh, and pointed Powell said that her favorite been more popular. According optional event. out that working with the pro- part of the orientation experi— to Nielsen Media Research, the “This tour has definitely gram allows her to get in touch ence was getting to know the show is the second highest-rat— exceeded our expectations,” with students and parents to students. ed syndicated television show, McGraw said. “We were try— teach them about expectations She said she plans to be a teach- behind Wheel of Fortune, sug— ing to incorporate traditions for college. er, and said the experience was gesting nearly 615 percent of at N.C. State, and this one was “I' enjoyed sharing my experi— particularly valuable to her on a the nation’s television audience a big success.” ences at N.C. State,” Richardson personal level. tunes in nightly. Danielle Richardson, a said, adding that she also took Powell said the heat and long People interested in audition- senior in communication, the chance to warn students of hours were obstacles and that it ing should call News Channel worked this summer as a stu— possible distractions. was hard to keep a positive at- 11’s automated “Jeopardy! Hot- dent assistant. She served as Richardson said that working titude all the time, but that she line,” at 919—682-WTVD. , an orientation counselor the at the information table was her had a great experience and rec- Anyone interested in attending summer before and returned favorite part, and her only com— ommends it for anyone. the tapings of the show can fill to the program because she plaint for this summer was the “The job really helps you work out a ticket request fOrm at the had such a positive experi— weather. on your leadership and people nearest Leith Automotive dealer ence. “Your schedule is definitely skills,” Powell said. “It will help beginning July 29. “I really enjoyed working . busy. There is a lot ofhard work you with any profession.”

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Th "creekIS also being liberated from1ts straight channels and cul- verts into a natural meandering channel and floodplain, designed by hydrologists from the Civil En- gineering Department 'and land- scape architects from the College ElsaYoungsteadt ofDesign. StaffWriter The stretch from Gorman Street to Dan Allen Drive is completed, Start turning over rocks in a and Pullen Road is now closed to stream, and you will find an alien; accommodate additional work on world of tiny six-legged creatures”- Rocky Branch and its associated with bulging eyes, pulsing gills, and Greenway trail. waving antennae. When work on this phase is The average citizen rarely meets completed, an additional 230 feet the underwater insects ofrivers and of stream will be brought out of streams, but a few professors and underground culverts and into students have made it their life’s ' natural channel and the stream work to understand these animals stream,” that a healthy undis— and greenway will cross Pullen and what they can tell us about the turbed stream thatIS physically Road in a pedestrian underpass. quality and health of the streams similar to the target stream. Ifthe Finally, plans are being made to where they live. target stream has fewer EPT species continue the restoration of Rocky than its reference stream, then its Branch from Dan Allen to Morrill Canaries in a coal mine water quality is compromised. Drive. Most underwater insects are the Penrose and his colleagues be- However, stream restoration is immature stages of species that gan developing the EPT index in not just about the physical stream spend their short adult lives on dry the late 19705, and it took about ten channel, it is also about the stream’s land. The adult life span of these years oftesting, modifying and cri- biological health. insects is usually measured in days, tiquing before theywere confident “The question is whether a re- but their immature, underwater they were “reading” their insects stored stream has normal ecologi- development may take months or in a consistent and reliable way, cal processes,” Penrosesaid. “Does even years. Penrose said. it act like a stream?” Because the immature stages of Today, the EPT index is based on Aquatic insects can answer this aquatic insects are long—lived and a single sample ofinsects from the PHOTO COURTESYOF DAVE PENROSE question. relatively immobile, they can pro- target stream. According to Pen— A participant in one of Dave Penrose’s aquatic insect taxonomy workshops Sam Mozley, emeritus associate vide valuable information about rose, it takes about an hour to col— practices a method of sampling bugs in a river in Asheville. professor of zoology, led the sam— the prevailing water—quality con- lect a good sample ofinsects from pling of aquatic insects in Rocky ditions in the streams where they .:-=all ofastreams habitats — by using would know what [these regula- in action. Long Branch Creek runs Branch until 2004. live. In fact, they can provide more he riffle areastand a tions] are talking about.” across campus before flowing into In 1997, the Student Environ— information than a direct-chemic Jennifer Williams, an environ— Walnut Creek, a tributary of the mental Action Coalition asked analysis ofthe Water. mental scientist for the consulting Neuse River. Mozley to help monitor the health “Ifyougo out and sample a stream firm Wetland Studies and Solutions In 1978, Rocky Branch was the 7. ofRocky Branch. for mercury contamination onone based in Virginia, came to North ‘ state’s most polluted urban stream. “I decided that sampling Rocky day, you maynot detect an' h1ng1f >_ , V . . Carolina to learn about aquatic in- It ‘had been channelized, suffered Branch would be a worthwhile the mercury washed through four, :7 ’5 " sects from Penrose. The firm has severe erosion, and its floodplain addition'to laboratory classes,” daYs ago,Tony Able, Wa embed" , 7 also hired Penroseto present in- had been filled and developed, ac- Mozley said. “In 1997, my classes Coordinator for the E3)?” 111311en- ,1 . y"‘evolv1ng and house training to its consultants. cording to the North Carolina Sea started to take qualitative samples tal Protection Agencyfisai s become an ac- The firm advises developers on per- Grant website. oftheinsect community to see ifit wouldn’t detect the pollut ntl,rbut'. mitting processes, which depend Barbara Doll, a water quality was responding to the restoration its impact on the1nsect communit . in part on the presence of streams specialist with the North Carolina efforts.” would still be there. Aquaticinsect _ :ex seems to be near development sites. Sea Grant and a doctorate student Mozley and his students found are like a canary in a coal mineif km :everyWhere‘ It’s turning “Our company needs to learn in biological and agricultural en- that the stream did,1n fact,1m— the canary dies, you knowft" ' up as farawayas Australia and New about aquatic insects for stream gineering, has been involved with prove. In 2004, they found sev— bad. Ifthe1nsects die, yo Zealand Penrose said. assessments, to determine whether the restoration of Rocky Branch en different EPT families in the water around them h 7 ’ " the stream is intermittent or peren— since 1994. stream, Compared to their previ- some point.” Spreading the word nial,” Williams said. “One com- “The project has two main goals,” ous maximum record of two. By Dave Penrose 1' Penroses expertise in the identifi- ponent of our assessment sheets, Doll said. “Firs- is,1mplementing comparison, truly pristine streams extension associat n‘the Depart- cation and1nterpretation ofaquatic along with the geography and hy— the restoration ofRocky Branch to in this area can harbor more than ment ofBiological andAgricultural insect samples is in high demand. drology ofthe stream, is to identify stabilize the stream, improve the 20 EPT families, Penrose said. Engineering, has dedicated his ca- Three times per year, students, the stream5 1nse water quality and have a positive Mozley predicts that even if no reer to the interpretation ofaquatic consultants, government employ— impact downstream. Second is to additional changes are made to insects as water—quality indicators. ' ees and volunteer groups travel create an outdoor classroom. We the stream and its watershed, the Before coming to the University, from around the Southeast to par- want to restore the stream so it’s aquatic insect community will in— Penrose spent some 30 years de- ticipate in aquatic insect taxonomy not just a drainage ditch, but it’s crease in complexity over the next veloping assessment criteria for the workshops that Penrose offers as a healthy aquatic ecosystem that ten years as trees grow around the water quality division ofthe North part of the University Extens n» ing thesegroupsfind fu , Edi-mg.” 3nd serves as an outdoor lab.” stream Trees will moderate the Carolina state government. program. 3 resources for waLershed ” Since its humble beginnings1n temperature ofthe stream, and fall— ‘Penrose led the development of The workshop includes aday of, 1994, the Rocky Branch restoration en leaves will create a food supply an important and nowwidely used lecture, a day ofsamplingatapris- project has been awarded a total of that supports a new set of aquatic waterqualityindexthatIS formally tine stream followed ypracti $5.5 million in grants for the physi- insects and their predators. identifying h " " 1 cal and ecological restoration ofthe “It will never be the pristine forest stream and its incorporation into basin it was in the 18503,” Mozley wor ‘shop 5 also popular among the Raleigh Greenway System. said. “But no one knows how far Susan Howard, a master’s stu— :‘t‘eitizen stream teams According to Stormwater control was the first the improvements will go.” qdent in natural resources, said she Penrose, a volunteer stream watch step in bringing Rocky Branch Biologists agree that stream res- 00k the workshop in May, 2005, group in Gaston County began Creek back to life. 1 toration is a new science, and most to prepare for a career in consult- collecting aquatic insect data, and “It’s a typical urban stream. It gets restoration projects are too young ing or state government, where she used the information to influence tons of stormwater,” Penrose said. to judge. would need to be familiar with the their countyplanners’ development “Active management of stormwa— “The science of stream restora— use of insects in water quality as— decisions. ter is absolutely critical to urban tion is in its infancy,” said Desiree sessment. stream management.” Tullos, who received her Ph.D. in “Aquatic insects are the’biologi- Healing a campus stream A stormwater pond and three biological and agricultural engi- cal indicators for the health of a Although the University’s aquatic bioretention areas were installed neering in 2005 under the super- stream,” Howard said. “Insects insectworkshops draw participants ' in the Rocky Branch watershed to ‘ vision 0fPenrose. “It takes ecosys- s1t1v1tytopollutants and their ease are also used to define streams for from all over the Southeast, there filter, treat and slow down dirty ur— tems some time to readjust, and no of1dent1ficat1on buffer laws and development regu— is no need to leave campus to find ban runofffrom roads and parking one really knows what this time lations. I took the workshop so I stream restoration and monitoring lots before it could enter the creek period is for restored streams.” 1"mm

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CAMPUS FORUM To submit letters to Campus Forum, sendyour thoughts to [email protected]. Please limit responses to 350 words. Technician reserves the right to edit for grammar, style andsize. WOLFLINE Header the size of State. Even in my day offered a partial scholarship from A fraternity brother of mine the sheer size ofthe school was Duke, he ended up choosing who still lives in the Raleigh a little overwhelming,and it has Virginia partly because of Duke's lack of fraternity houses and area sent me your recent article nearly doubledin size since I was ' OVERHAUL concerning the problems with a freshman. A strong Greek system overall weaker Greek system. At Greek life at NC. State (July 27, with many different fraternities UVA the support of the university 2005). Fortunately, l'was at State - and sororities to choose from toward Greek life is strong, and when Greek life was strong (1975— is one avenue available to they seem to see the system as an 1979),and the fondest memories I students looking to find a sense asset. NEEDED of community and belonging They even promoted it during have of my college experience are OUR OPINION: TRANSPORTATION NEEDS TO RE-EVAEUATE WOLFLINE centered around Fraternity Row. in the huge "city" that NCSU orientation pointing out that Thus I am very concerned about has become. Having recently the GPAs ofGreek members on ROUTES TO ACCOMMODATE THE CHANGING AND GROWING CAMPUS. spent the better part of a year average was higher than the the current situation regarding The University the direction of Greek life at my evaluating college choices with student population overall.l hope has, in recent of students who live off cam- alma mater, and the seeming lack my oldest son, I have realized the that the administration at NCSU years, shed its skin of being a pus. These students are forced to of support given by the University. importance of the Greek system wakes up and realizes the benefits central oriented campus and has either drive their cars to park and Certainly fraternities nationwide to potential students even more. the Greek system can provide to stretched into its surrounding area. ride lots or pay for parking on or have gotten a bad wrap in the While State was never on his list of students before it is too late for choices due to the direction of his them to save it. Answering a simple question like around the campuses. While some movies and the press over the "Where is the campus)?" becomes can afford to pay each day, many years in general —- even prior to academic interests, he used the my era.S.ti||,the benefits of the strength of the Greek system as Mark Gosnell ' complicated when considering that cannot. Greek system far outweigh the one of the important factors in his NCSU class of 7979 the area betWeen Western Boule- A complete re-evaluation of problems especially in a school final decision—making process. Hickory, N.C. vard and Hillsborough Street is no the routes needs to be performed In fact even though he was longer the only place where classes Transportation that will take into are held. The growth of Centennial account the student's opinions on Campus and the Veterinary school either why they ride the Wolfline or has produced a campus with a not, where the majority of students radius that encompasses a lot of are currently living and which A summer wasted the area. routes are busier than others. Also, as apartment complexes and The Wolfline seems to focus on This is it. The final summer issue how much you broadened your ing will make a good story. When I townhouse divisions have flooded shuttling students from one end of ofNC. State's finest newspaper. cultural horizons and no matter tell my friends what I am doing or the major arteries that flow into a small campus to the other, Fall classes are creeping up on us how many credit hours you earned, what is being done to me, will they caus— faster than the second cancellation you may still have wasted the beau- laugh or cry? Will my tale be the the area, students have found liv- ing congestion, and leaving many of Family Guy. I ask you, fellow tiful freedom ofsummer vacation. object ofsympathy and entertain— ing accommodations farther and students waiting at bus stops just students, what Ifyou did not have fun this sum- ment? A truly fun experience is farther away from the campuses. to get to their classes. do you do have mer, then you have not only done one worth recounting after the fact But as the University continues What Transportation needs to re- to show for yourselfan injustice, but you have to another person's benefit. to grow the only things that seem alize is that the central idea behind yourselves? disgraced the very ideal ofthis pre- There is nothing wrong with Did you take ‘cious season. ‘ doing stuffover the summer. It is to stay the same are the Wolfline public transportation, whether it is a few classes Back in the day we all knew important for us to advance aca- routes that do not accommodate ‘ on a campus or in a City,,is to cut this summer? how to have fun during summer demically and to broaden our ho- our new look. down on the amount of cars and Have you got vacation. I've seen the elementary rizons. We all want to make a little When looking at a map of the provide transportation for those .. six more hours school kids in my old neighbor- money, and we all need to serve Wolfline routes, the eye is flooded who do not have it. The system in “m” under your hood having a blast and making other people. with a spectrum of color that sur- place forces more cars to come to KENHEth belt, enough to the most of their briefschool-free However, it is easy to fall into a Ball bump you up status. In the heat ofthe day they trap ofbecoming self-absorbed in rounds the small area of what is campus, causing more lots to be StaffColumnist a class level? If run around shooting each other the rOutines ofour summer-time known as Central and North cam- built and more students to pay for this is all you with Super Soakers and racing pursuits, to the extent that we lose pus, while rOads that lead to the parking spaces. have to show for your existence their bikes through the streets. site ofthe lessons we should be areas where students live and learn New routes need to be planned during the past three months, I've Neighborhood games of capture learning and the fun we should be today have few colors designating and others removed as the campus got bad news for you my friend. the flag are organized as the af— having. . You seem to have largely wasted ternoon wears on, and as dusk Now that August isupon us and Wolfline routes, or none at all. continues to grow and evolve, be- your summer. approaches the kids head home, you are probably finishing your Transportation has made it so cause at the moment the Wolfline Perhaps you felt the call oftour— gratified with the knowledge that summer experiences, I would en— simple to see the inefficiency of the seems to be trying its hardest to ism and decided to travel abroad. they had fun today and will have courage you to take a mental step current routes. They do not seem accommodate the campus rather Did you burn around Europe for a more ofit tomorrow. back from your job, studies, service to take into account the two thirds than the campus community. few months, or waste your parents' Summer fun is a completely dif— or travel. Try to take in the big money sweating it out in the Aus— ferent animal than fun to be had picture as you evaluate your expe~ tralian Outback? in other seasons. When we were riences over the past three months. Maybe you flew to a third world kids we all had fun after school Ask yourselfwhether or not you The unsignededitorial thatappears above is theopinion ofthe members ofTechnician’s editorial country and built a house, or-you and on the weekends. However, the have become a better person: board excluding the News departmentand is the responsibility ofthe editorin chief. were on a mission of religious na— adventures we had during these . smarter, wiser or stronger than you ture. Ifthat is the case, you are a J oppressed times were marred by used to be. Editor in Chief wonderful person. However, I still the knowledge that we would soon Most importantly, ask yourself Rebecca Heslin ifyou have any good stories to tell. [email protected] say that something is missing from be herded back into our dreary Managing Editor your summer. classrooms. Ifyou can think ofan experience TECHN AN Patrick Clarke I have no doubt that many ofyou Fun during the summer vacation, that makes you feel happy, sad, THE STUDENT'NEWSPAPER OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNIVERSITY [email protected] have spent your summer employed on the other hand, was and still is guilty or outraged or ifsomething ' News Editor Sports Editor Design Editor in the service industries of our fair something to be done on a more has happened to you that provokes Tyler Dukes lan Jester Katie Graf country. Have you been operating formidable scale. 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The ence when you do something excit— single instance in which you actu— [email protected] [email protected] classifi[email protected] hard-earned wad‘of cash you may ing. Fun can be sadlor outrageous, ally improved yourself, I encourage ViewpointEditor Design Editor Jason Eder Win Bassett find in your pocket at the end of as long as it is out ofthe ordinary. you to have some fun before it is [email protected] [email protected] these few months is no guarantee You can have fun by breaking the too late. that you have gained or learned rules or by following them, by ex— . Do it for the summer ideal. i periencing something profound or Do it for yourself. Technician (USPS 455—050) is the official student-run newspaper of NC. State University and is 323Witherspoon StudentCenter Box8608, anything ofvalue. ‘ published every Monday through Friday throughout the academic year from August through May NCSU CampusRaleigh,NC 27695-8608. 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An Islamic Iraq could be a bad Iraq

I a1mosr passed out when I read the headline rights without being Islamic. By the same token, ments which derive their laws explicitly from ought not to kill her unborn child — as inconve- the other day, “Iraq Draft Constitution Gives just because a nation is Islamic does not make it fundamental Islamic teachings. According to an nient as the little slugger might be — then bring Islam Key Role.” a threat to human rights. English Shakir translation ofthe Koran, “Men out crowd control, you are about to witness a I could see everything our troops are fighting , Many governments which have incorporated are the maintainers ofwomen because Allah has 20,000—woman march in Washington DC. for in Iraq going up in a big Sharia law into their policymaking, yet they made some ofthem to excel others” (4:34). Even I have heard feminist castigate Christianity puff of smoke. Once Saddam have remained sufficiently secular to ensure the the fourth caliph (one ofMohammed”s succes~ and old television shows for portraying women was removed there was hope human rights ofnon~Muslims; Indonesia and sors as the head of Islam), who happens to be as inferior. But when this virtual enslavement ofbetter days to come, for Jordan are two prime examples. Mohammed”s son-in-law, once said, “Men, nev- actually occurs, as inscribed in much of Islamic both Americans and Iraqis. But when nations choose the path ofpure er ever obey your women. Never let them advise law, radical American feminists are silent. But now that Islam may be Islam, the entailments are often far from desir— you on any matter concerning your daily life.” Also, ifHillary Clinton can parade around the taking an even stronger hold able. According to The New York Times, in Saudi While much can be said in favor of Islam, the country denouncing the video game industry for upon Iraq — being constitu- Arabia stoning and amputation are penalties for liberation ofits women is not exactly revolution- selling “outrageously Violent material” to minors _ tional law, as opposed to sim— crimes such-as adultery and petty theft. Ari ar— ary. We hear blustering diatribes about how such which she claims “is stealing the innocence Daniel ply the mood ofthe culture ticle in The Straits Times (Singapore) succinctly civil rights abuses are not “true” Islam; and how of our children” — she ought to have the where- Underwood — these dreams may be short noted that much of Islamic law propagated in al—Quida terrorists do not epitomize “true” Is— withal to denounce the gratuitous violence and StaffColumnist lived. Saudi Arabia “prevent[s] Saudis from embracing lamic Jihad. human rights abuses occurring under the tyr- The draft constitution a world where religious tolerance and a diversity But in light ofverses that stress to “slay the anny of Islamic law in much ofthe world. boldly declares that “Islam is the official religion ofideas hold the key to the srirvival and prosper- idolaters wherever you find them, and take them Sadly, Iraq may turn dut to be more oppres— ofthe state and is the main source of legislation.” ity of all nations.” Another flagship ofthe "reli— captives and besiege them,” (9:5) I think edu— sive than when Saddam was in power. The Apparently this is not an attempt to placate tem- gion ofpeace” is the Islamic Republic of Paki— cated people can understand why Iraq's Islamic American people need to fortify their minds peramental Shiite and Sunni politicians, but the stan. According to The New York Times, any Pak- Draft Constitution might raise a few eyebrows. by being aware ofthe threat posed by Islamic establishment ofradical religious government. istani law can be invalidated by an Islamic court; When women are killed by their government governments; and many of these Silly little ac- The framers ofthe draft constitution unequivo— and women are only worth halfas much as men after being raped and then accused ofadultery, tivist groups need to take offtheir blinders and cally place Islamic law, or Sharia, as the sole ‘ in the majority oflegal matters. If a woman is are not permitted to drive or vote, and are re- recognize real human rights abuses, not these source of legislation: “No law that contradicts raped, before she has any legal standing she must quired to cover themselves from head to toe in ‘ phony excuses for court—cases and injunctions with [Islamic] rules can be promulgated,” reads produce at least four male witnesses. public, the radical feminist groups in America constantly spat out ofACLU headquarters. the draft. These radical and inhumane laws are argu- ' are silent. Obviously, a nation can be a threat to human ably the natural logical conclusions ofgoverni‘ But if somebody suggested tii‘at a mother really E-mail Daniel [email protected] PAGE6‘WEDNESDAY,AUGUST3, 2005 ' Sports TECHN

"’I ve always looked up to my dad.

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a great guy his entire life.

-Katie Kelley, member of the Carolina Cardinals

Jig. JOSH MICHEL/TECHNICIAN Katie Kelley, an MC. Statejunior’with plans for medical school, stands outside the practice grounds for the all—female Carolina Cardinals professional football team during tryouts in Durham.

A fatherly foundation

A former competitive wrestler, junior Katie Kelley “Katie’s tough. Katie’s a hardworker. She’s very dedicated continues thefamilyfootball successionfrom her to this,” Pajak said. “She has a lot ofgdod ideas about how father, a orrner Clemson linebacker we can promote the team...she really is an asset to this organization.” ». , ‘ Clark Leonard He added that her previous experience with competitive Stafi‘Writer wrestling, which included four years ofAll-American hon- ors, and her toughness will be her strengths on the field. For many reasons growing up, Katie Kelley looked up to “I think her best skill is her prior training with the fight— her father. The athletically-driven NC. State junior admires ing that she does,” Pajak said. “She knows about’leverage the way he takes care oftheir family, as well as the fact that and movement and how to incorporate those things suc— he played college football at Clemson from 1972-76. cessfully. Her being extremely tough is also going to be “I’ve always looked up to my dad. He played football,” important for us.” ' Kelley said. “My dad’s been a great guy his entire life.” Kelley said using her toughness and smarts are the quali— Now she is following in his athletic footsteps. ties required to be successful in her new sport. Kelley recentlyjoined the Carolina Cardinals, a women’s “It takes a lot ofstrength and a lot oftalent,” Kelley said. “You have to know what you’re doing or you’re going to professional football team that will begin its inaugural sea— JOSH MICHEL/TECHNICIAN son as part of the National'Women’s Football Association Alongside her new and age—varied group ofteammates, get injured.” in April. Katie Kelley listens to the Carolina Cardinals coaching staff Cardinals General Manager TraceyWilliams said he feels The team has held some of its tryouts over the last few’ during the open tryouts last week in Durham. ‘ the most important thing about the team is the opportunity weeks and will start mini—camp on August 19 in Efland, that it affords to Kelley and her teammates. ' N.C., located between Raleigh and Burlington. on the team. “They always wanted to play, never had a mechanism,” With football often on the television as she grew up, Kelley One ofthese teammates is the oldest player on the team Williams said. “Now we’re providing them an Opportunity said that her desire to play the game grew. —— 50-year old Marilyn Williams. The self-proclaimed to play.” “I’ve alwaysknown about it and had to listen to it,” Kelley nickname of the grandmother of five is “Grandma,” and Sam Kelley, Katie’s father, said he feels that it’s an exciting said. “My dad played for Clemson so when it’s on the TV, she is the player who keeps her teammates laughing at her chance for his daughter to play a different sport. it’s on the TV. There’s no watching anything else.” jokes. “I think it’s a great opportunity for her. I wish she had While playing football is exciting for her, the future medi- Williams said she tries to keep the game in perspective been able to play in high school, but they weren’t allowed,” cal school applicant said the people on the team are the best instead offocusing on her salary of$65 per game, the same he said. “She’s always liked football. I was real excitedwhen part ofher football experience. for each player ofthe Cardinals. she called me.” “I’ve been involved inso many different sports in my life- “It’s all about the game,” Williams said. “We’re not mak- After learning ofthe news and visiting the team website, time that football. . .is just something else to play and more ing those millions ofdollars so it’s for the love ofthe game he said it made him think ofhis playing days as an All— people to be around,” Kelley said. that we play.” Conference linebacker.’ Kelley said in the short time she has been with the team Coach Brian Pajak said Kelley is a solid part ofthe team “It made me wish I. . .played again,” the elder Kelley she has developed a unique bond with some ofthe players" in a number ofways. , said. it -' * a r“ TECHNICIAN Sports , WEDNESDAY,AUGUST 3, 2005 ' PAGE 7

adults. you not to hurt people, but if “Here it’s camaraderie,” Bene- however, Linton and Frazier Today’s Solution JUJI'I'SU Attending Saturday’s event ”you have to, fight them.” dict said. “[During the match] congratulated and hugged one continued from page 8 was 11—year—old laySpeight, who Speight, along with 14-year- - five guys were coaching me each another a mutual sign ofre- has participated in Brazilian ju— old sister Christy, also help their ‘“ step.” spect, they said. jujitsu have spread to other jitsu for five years. He said his father train newcomers to the Late into Saturday’s action, “Good sportsmanship is more 030l— sports in America like ultimate father runs a martial arts gym sport. middleweights Steve Linton common,” Frazier said. “It’s H fighting. Jujitsu is considered its and taught him jujitsu moves More than outright competi- and Jeremy Frazier sparred With nothing but love.” O .1301me forerunner. ' from an early age. Speight said tion, Brazilian jujitsu is about each other in the purple—belt fi- Linton and Frazier both said l Iomoogz zOm—mmi— Participants were divided Sat- the training has not only im- teamwork and mutual support. nal. The match exhausted all of the respect between Brazilian urday based on their belt—rank proved his fitness and knowl— When Michelle Benedict, 25, was the allotted time until the final jujitsu competitors creates com— LlJII<<0UJD and weight. However, age was edge Ofthe sport but has helped sparring Saturday, she said all of minute, when Frazier claimed mon bonds and friendships. (1.101- not a limiting factor as competi— him in many areas oflife. her teammates and instructors victory in what transpired as “I’ve made more friends [inju- tors ranged from children in el- “It teaches you how to be Obe— were right beside her, encourag- one ofthe more intense match- jitsu] than in any other sport,” ementaryschool to middle-aged dient,” Speight said. “It helps ing and pushing her. es of the day. After the match, Linton said. §m-I‘.'CO-—D 0:0<

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JEFF REEVES/TECHNICIAN N.C. Statejunior Nigel Keane (right) strangles his opponent into a head-hold submission during a sub-five minute Brazilian jujitsu match, earning points for the win Saturday at the George Pendergrass Classic in Wake Forest. r

IuJitsu enthusiasts grapple for Victory

The George Pendergrass Classic in Wake Forest on Saturday brought multitudes ofspectators and competitors to the Brazilianjujitsu event, marking the second competitionfor Nigel Keane, an N. C. Statejunior in electrical engineering

STORY BY JOE OVERBY

igel Keane, ajunior majoring in electrical engineering, has quite a distinct memory of his former Brazilian jujitsu instructor Kevin Pyles. While practicing at a martial arts training center in his hometown of Win- ston—Salem, Keane said he saw the l45—pound Pyles pick up a BOO—pound man and toss him like a rag doll. However, Pyles didn’t rely on massive strength or size. Heapplied leverage and body positioning —e two of the basic fundamentals of Brazilian jujitsu — toihis advantage and flipped the much larger man. ~

“ [In Brazilian jujitsu] a physi- to train,” Keane said. legal form. -‘ , the old style to include defense cally smaller person could over- Brazilian jujitsu is similar to Chris Mahan, ajujitsu instruc- mechanisms useful in real-life, come a more powerful person wrestling in that the ultimate tor in Richmond, Va., partici- self—defense scenarios. . through leverage, technique,” goal for the competitor is the pated in the competition.on the “The techniques of the sys— Keane said. . submission or pinning of one’s academy team directed by na- tems — those are easy to learn, Keane and dozens of other opponent. Points are awarded tive—Brazilian Gustavo Muchado. good for self-defense,”_ Mahan martial artists participatedSat— for takedowns, positioning and Accordingto Mahan, the sport of said. “That’s the beauty of this urday in the George Pendergrass opponent submissions. jujitsu immigratedto Brazil from 'stuf' .” Classic, a national Brazilian ju— Competitorsuse a variety of Japan in the early 20th century. Another important skill that. jitsu competition in Wake For— moves ranging from joint-locks The old-Japanese style evolved Keane said is necessary for suc- est benefiting the Leukemia and to chokes. Some competitors in the former Portuguese colo— 'cess in jujitsu is strategy. He said Lymphoma Society. reach as far as twisting and ny by combining with Brazilian it is,imperative for the competitor Saturday marked Keane’s sec- grabbing the uniform of their street—fighting and self-defense to always plan his next move. ond competition in jujitsu. He opponent to force submission. techniques. - “This is verymuch like chess,” has spent the summer training The range and selection of legal The sport first entered the Keane said. “Good people think for the competition with Team moves is quite broad, however United States in 1993, incorpo— two to three moves ahead.” elements ofGreco—Roman Since the early 19905, Mahan Roc in Raleigh. His training regi— health—threatening moves such rating . gaze~r»a . . ment included cardio and avari- as striking,,eye—gouging, low style wrestling, according to Ma— said, components of Brazilian midis:‘nem. .. at. ety ofmartial arts workouts. blows and fish-hooking to the han. The current form ofBrazil- , JEFF REEVES/TECHNICIAN “Mixed martial arts is the thing mouth are examples of the il- ian jujitsu is an adaptation from .IUJITSU continued page 7 Nigel Keane (top) completes a throw and submission move Saturday.

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