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YOW rteurns to cheermg fans at RDU ii Coach says Fans turn out to see winning coach bring medal gold hard

to believe home to Triangle By Madelyn Rosenberg ilt'llt‘” lilt' l\'.tlL'li'il l("»lti\'l?l -:ri By Dwuan June Executive News Editor i‘ltlti \dlii ilt‘l t‘\t‘- r'r'tr‘ l; l'-‘ Staff Writer the ll'ik‘\l\lltll wet lot the r . ll Winning the gold medal and Car) and Raleigh residents \pent ol ()lHtltiIt' \toriieit \. lrn. l t’»-‘i. accomplishing a lifelong dream has part ot' their l‘l'ltitl} night git/trig gatttem and \he iieari iltlii ‘ been hard for Kay Yow to or allow. heavenwar'd. about the llllitllllll' h .«..r ‘1r'.:t However. 20“ cheering tans at The) xteren't looking tor tailing "dle \atd Raleigh—Durham International stars. but they were waiting tor one ”I'm curled. real ext llr'nl .lli Airport made it a little k‘ilKlCl‘ i‘t'ltiily to land -~ on the runwa) ot‘ Brenda Keene. equii‘iiierit iiiaiiawe' night. Raleigh—Durham International tor the 'aoinen\ l‘.l\ht'lll.lii lr',tttl “This is what it‘s all about," Yow Airport, \'lu airplane front Seoul. She looked toward the runner» i‘.t 3' said. “You are here at this time of Korea. tittie \he heard a plane land night greeting us. If it haxn't xunk About 200 friends. neighbor.» and You wax scheduled to .tlll\t' .it in. it‘s happening now.“ family member's stood on the eon» RDl' at lll~lll_ alter HdlENlt'lllllt' Yow coached the US. women‘s course at ll pm. to watch ()Iympie plattex ttt Seattle and ('hit .iz'o lilt’ basketball team to a 7777” gold— worneii'x basketball coach Kat plane aimed met Ill lllllllr‘l: l.ili niedal victory over the Yugoslavian Yow bring hotne the gold medal. but that lltNl heightened the r :' national squad. liven though she N.(‘. State's woriten's baxketball riierit had Lliltlml a day to think about the team also was on hand. waving N('Sl‘ itll\\.lllli\('llll'l lx'lioriilu. victory bel'oi‘e zirrixiiig at the air— American tlagx to welcome back Mapp find the learn til: i ' port, Yow xtill l'ound it hard to their coach. home When the) knee. “rim. «. 1 belie\ e xhe had tttTL‘tllllltilNilCti a So was the ('ar) Band. the ('ar) Mining dream. Chamber ol’ Commerce. ('haneellor "\Vt‘ Halli} llll\\\'\i ( rut, ’r ‘li' “When you have a dream to win a Bruce Poulton, NCSU's cheerleadr \he and, gold medal arid it happenx. it takes en. mascots too, athleti' depart N('Sl lornarrl Kerri llnil if a lot l'or it to sink in. You all have ment big wigs and H tear old ttilweti her i oat ii helped it \ltlk in." Mar’keita Wilxon. "We are extited its ‘ » r A picture may paint a thotixand "l lthl wanted to \a} welcome hopeltilh, «he 'l l words. but there was not enough home." \illti Wilxon. who hax \\tlllllll“.‘ [IdlillIHIt tl \i-r i paint for Yow. attended Yoit'x baxkeiball earnpux \lllti “lt l'eel\ great btit \t‘or'dx ean't for the WM! two tears. Hut perhap» no one .i..t. 1t oi.l explain the l‘eeling." \he \aid. Wilson \lllti \he eventuall} hulk“. to we You H‘llllll than inl “When you have a goal and a mi» to play tor NCSl’ uridei You And and dad \ion and are able to aecomplixh it, for the ( HMHPK‘ learn ;I\ well. "I think itS “(llliit‘tl'lk .llvi it's just unreal." “That'll be me. wine da). I Hilton to“. “it” \\.'|\ \Kt‘dlll" Yow \lllti \Ite lelt a number of hope." \aid \Nilson. \tho “ax hold \M-llpatk red bla/er ”Alli; -.:, teamx could win the ()lyriipie gold, ing up one \lt‘iL‘ ol a pmter that ()lttiiiiit patch "I don't think \t including the South Koreans. read; l‘SA. Kit}. No. l Statek got amtlirnt' to lie .t.li.iiw it hL't‘LlllNL' the gainex were plined on Betty Ann Ford held up the other til \ott. rloiit I round lil e i their home court. But she alxo \\;l\ SCCiT'J'ACKSON/STAFF (2) end. lather' Top, Markeita Wilson (left) and Betty Ford await Kay Yow‘s arrival RDU. Above, Yow speaks "You don't get a shame \ert bt’t‘ Y()\‘I, [lilt’t' «by to about 200 supporters who awaited her arrival Friday night. often to welcome home a mold \rr-FRIL\I).\,,m.u '

University onors Convocation not somet ing to sleep through (ll;‘\\(-\illk'k>1‘11\-L.l(.(l(,ll\\'k‘llll\l\tlli\ irioii: \Vzrdizeadaj. riioining to be ieeot'rir/ed Min that ion lme State'x baxketball team l lll\t‘l‘~lllt‘\ like \1iriiiii and t )l.l.tlmni.i .err Iltg lot the third annual ller~ ., it too didn‘t riiake .il‘oreiiieiitrorierl l l‘xl. and uere at exert borne game. It might. tairiiltai ll.tlllt‘\ on \aturdaf. .tilt‘llli'illi loot (.UllVllt‘llllItll because the ”tint toitititort ton xliould .ilxo be there \Vediiemlat to out ilH\\L‘\L‘l. concern them it the) found out ball tilltttl’;tllt\. Hut thoxe arent the .r . .' etteuxe l'oi‘ iilxl tear'x illUN) attendance \M x port \otri lllt‘llii‘n .itid L’i.l\\lllillt'\ alto our and hundred\ of other \ltltit'tlh didn't tori hear about on the \r\ o tlotl lien-,- l' I had .i li‘lii tn the blank \\llll Jeff “oiled hard lat-t \e.ii, lo l't‘illwt‘ to he .tl tare enough about xeholarxlttp to dim“ uii no Ullllt'ltik'llt't‘ that lillx \eai \ i" rrl. ..;.. t‘i;i\\.i;ili. lot» ol lt‘\l‘.l till: exeiil i‘t‘tdll‘t' non didn't lt't.l\l‘ .ll'-\ tor one ‘lll riiiiiute \t'lL’lllt'll) a tear tarididatex are .INV‘titllt'ti \tith triooir lit You're tiltili;tl‘i\ lililli.l!ll' lion ‘lt'.ti it il~|llilln l» .r» \ill\ .t\ reltt~1iu3 to Hoe» ll make \ott angry when ltlt‘llrix Yale and llaixard, gonna lie le- aleeir tltllli ,rliotit it) {It ii t Cherry .:Il:'7iri l‘r lr'llutl, .'.riiir.'~ lie. .i tur‘ ( |'.l lt i:i.rl.e triri ot your ’xkill‘lli tor .idnitttiiiiz .ita ()ur lllll\i'l\ll\ \ .ltdxit‘llllt lt'l‘llidllt'l‘. :r : inoiiiiiit'. liaie a it.‘l\lltr'l\ illlltli ii and \.ri'. ilir' it Eizt "l‘M' 'i‘ll .t llt'l""l.ti v'r‘..l.i deriin baxket eaxex like (‘hrix Waxhburn' xtith ll\. the \llltit'tll\ .\iili‘.t‘1liii.‘: , .t“‘ make ll to joint l'H r idw on "Ell“ BECAUSE I SAID SO , ' Ho )ou leel kind ot had Mien l'S. Netu i;lt'lilllL‘\ in the “(Will “wild .it vl‘liilil l‘lril lit-lore tori roll that ilnir. l r r'i' titled to "is tori :eii. .~ I ll ,uid \\or|d Report Ll‘llll'\ out \Ktlil ll\ rank .lllVlillll" liltit'\\ we are \xill;:.~ .r ..t tltiril. ,rlioiit Altai ‘~"‘ll l-r‘ l l'i .4 . «Mir-ruin tt‘. l‘ w kiln-oi li in in .l‘il! lit {it“rflL -r:r wt uriixerxities and \tate ixti’t e\eri hat toward: .i eoal ot t‘t'!\|\ti.il Hill ‘3‘ '1.‘ . (liti'tri :lrr‘i'ili r‘ ll l r t n: i-il,‘ the trip ten \oiilllt‘ttt (‘llL'lllt'k'lilll' \'\t(‘iit‘llt e He tiieti' \\ediiezr‘i.r. ‘.t'l ii" r' r l‘ ti ll-‘l‘x lll‘lllt'il other ilfl‘d \tllmli\ \ttt’it .t‘x ‘iir‘ut \«itit \tit‘tu ‘t \u: “in. .tl[~= ‘ tin l ‘. l l i' l l ‘ \l 'l:.-i|lil \\.ike loient~ l'.‘\(‘ and i)l"r.l‘ ltr‘ fur: like .r “at it r.‘ '.!l‘r lu' itr ”rur‘ airmilwit'.” lwo 2 October 5, 1988 I(‘( hnK ian News -——-L

Opposing forces argue issues Whenyou turn 18, register with Selective Service. It’s quick. It’s easy. And it’s the law. Weddington, Schlaifly discuss status of women A public service message ofthis publication and Selective Service System. By Margaret Roost "Wt; have come a long way, but off when the American litlhllt tall Staff Writer we need to come to a balance,“ she make more of their own decisions.” said. Schlafly said. "(Ihildrcn arc the Opposing forces sounded off ()ne way to achieve this balance responsibility oi their patcnts. not CAREER about women's rights issues in would be placrng changing tables the government." OPPORTUNITIES FOR Stewan Theatre Thursday night. for infants in men's rest rooms. In other discussion, chtlinL’lotl Sarah Weddington, attorney in the The first controversy centered said 37 million people are VleIltiUl .0 court case that legalized abonion in around the “Parental Leave Bill." health insurance. These people nerd the United State taced Phyllis which would effect single or expec— the government‘s help to m t'l\t‘ INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERS Schlafly. who led the successful tant parents and pregnant women medical attention. she stud. battle to defeat the liqual Rights who are employed at organizations Schlafly said she fears lll.tl wit: it Amendment in a debate before a With over 50 employees. government regulation would cuusc full house in the Student Center. The bill would allow this group to costs to rise and more [L‘Sltlt'liiittw to At Frito-Lay, your biggest challenge will be producing excellence The event was entitled “Women at take up to ten weeks off in unpaid be imposed. in your products. We seek 1988-89 graduates (B.S.l.E., M.S.l.li.) the Crossroads -— A moral dilemma vacation in a two-year period. She said these government syn for Manufacturing management opportunities. in America. Weddington said she supported tents are used in Western lzuropc Weddington, who gained attention the bill. as well as other bills in and they result in long lines. poor in 1973 when she represented “Jane which the government would help care and more expenses tor the Roe" to win the Roe versus Wade fund child care costs of working patient. WHAT YOU CAN EXPECT court case. said women can help people. “We would be better off wttlt prt themselves by voting on issues that But Schlafly disagreed. saying vate sector solutions," she said. As an Industrial Engineer with FritO-Lay you will begin your will benefit them. Female voters that such liberal allowances dis- The women also disagreed ovct‘ career With a concentrated technical and management training outnumber men by about 10 milr criminate against those parents who wages for women. program. lion, she said. do not work. Weddington said most women Weddington said gender-based She suggested tax credits for all choose traditionally female occupa In your first assignment you will manage a group of hourly discrimination still exrsts in children. technictans in a high technology Manufacturing environment. America. “Economy and society are better See SPEAKER, page 8 You Will be challenged to develop your employee group and constantly to improve productivity. Friends herald Yow homecoming WHAT “’13 ARE LOOKING FOR Continuedfrom page I er. wore a small Olympic pin and a So was a long blue limousine. big smile as he waited for the donated by Bradford's limousine We place a high value on demonstrated leadership and Hiltom Yow said the family and plane. service. The driver was taking Yow some close friends stayed up “It‘s the greatest thing that's hap- home to Cary. gold medal style. organizational skills for example, someone who has served an almost all night in their Gibsonville pened to the university today." he “We love you Kay." the cheer— active role as an officer in an extra-curricular organization. home after his daughter‘s team won said of Yow’s Olympic win. “It’s leaders yelled, as the coach stepped the medal. the greatest thing that's happed to off the runway and onto a podium. We also value co-op and other relevent work experience and “We’re proud of our younger NC. State this month. maybe this Two hundred fans weren‘t going to expect a high level Of technical competence as demonstrated by a daughter, too.” he said. year. She is one wonderful lady. let her leave the airport without degree in IE. and good grades. Strong interpersonal and Susan Yow joined her sister in that's for sure." saying something. communication skills are required. along with willingness to work Seoul as one of her assistants. UNC-Chapel Hill's Merlaine “This is what it’s all about -— shar- shift assignments “I can't wait until the Wolfpack Oden said she was waiting at the ing with other people," Yow said. and to relocate. season starts," Hilton said. “We airport for another great lady. Her as she reached over the fence to haven’t missed a game at home in basketball coach. Sylvia Hatchell, accept a bouquet of yellow roses. Frito-Lay offers an excellent compensation and benefits package, l3 years. Snow, sleet or rain, I'm was Yow’s assistant for the high visibility and advancement potential to the people who can there." Olympic Games. “When you have a goal and a mis- make the cut. If you think you can help a $3.7 billion company “I'm just happy for all of them," The two coaches. usually Oppo- sion, and are able to accomplish it. work even better. come talk with us on Monday, October 10th. said Lib Yow, as she accepted con- nents. were on the same team this it’s just unreal.” she said. Sign up for an interview slot October 3rd~7th in the Placement gratulations for her daughter's suc- time, and the players knew it. But everyone knew Kay Yow‘s cess. “And I‘m proud." “We're here for Kay Yow, too," gold medal was the real thing. Center. Poulton, also in a Wolfpack blaz— Oden said. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLO\ ER M F V H

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Technician October 3, 1988 3 Sports

'Katrina Waugh

Olympics, NBC, embarass country, fans The Olympics in Seoul are over and just about everyone involved has to be happy that they are. What was hyped beforehand was the first Olympic confrontation between the U.S. and the Soviets since 1976 because of boycotts in "80 and ”84, but by the end of the games the major story was embarrass- merit. At the beginning of the games, embarrassing stories from the U.S. team figured as prominently as events/results. MDKE Russett/SIAH (2) First, boxer Anthony yards on Hembrick missed his bout and Sophomore tailback Chris Williams runs past Georgia Tech's Willis Crockett ball 13 times for 53 yards in his first collegiate start. State gained 177 lost in a walk over because his (23) while NazWorthen takes out Cedric Stallworth (2). Williams carried the the ground. including a nine-yard touchdown run by fullback Mal Crite. coaches couldn’t read the schedule. The mixup was understandable given the con- fusing nature of the schedule, battle over Tech but not clearing it up before it State Wins defensive caused a catastrophe was not. By Lisa Boston ping the pass and the run," (‘anipbell said. “We went The US. women’s gymnas— Sports Editor out and did the job. The line had a lot of sacks and tics team lost a half a point everyone came together as a whole." and a chance at a bronze ATLANTA — State’s offense struggled. but the The Wolfpack offense had a lt‘ss stlt'tcssltil \l.l\ medal because one the gym- nation’s lSth-ranked defense turned in an outstanding Quarterbacks Preston Poag and Shane Montgomery llJll nasts stayed on the platform performance to assure a 14-6 45 yards passing between them and the ruslrrrrr' t'.illir‘ while another was performing. Wolfpack victory over Georgia totalled I77 net yards against Tct‘h's .»\('(‘ lmdrrw Again it was just a mixup, but Tech Saturday at Bobby Dodd defense. Stale hatl atcragcd 44] total )ards pct l}.l llr' lll again it was an avoidable one. Stadium/Grant Field. . its first three contests. Just as the Americans fig- It was the third time this sea- 1% The team did manage to cut tlUVH‘l on turrimt-is. los- ured to be the only ones son the Pack defense allowed 3,” ing only one of tum fumbles while going up no iiilsi embarrassed at the games, the no touchdowns. ‘ ’ ceptions. host country decided to jump “It was a hard-nosed knock FOOlbOll Georgia Tech. Min has lost 10 s' .iiglii Aft taunts into the fray. After a South 'em out defensive struggle." _ dating back it) a Nos. 1. 1986 \Hll os ct Dukc. lll.tll.|;'t‘tl Korean boxer lost a bout head coach Dick Sheridan said. points only on 32 and W-ytirtl field goals by lllHlll i~ because of what his coaches “I really felt like defensively we did an outstanding Palmer. thought was poor officiating, job." Tech opened the game mtlr two of its lnurtr-t-rr in .t the coach and some security The game‘s key play came seconds into the second downs before the Slate defense stripped limit on third people attacked. the official in quarter, when State rcdshirt freshman strong safety and seven. For most of the first quarter. llll.’ tum lt‘.llll‘. the ring. Jesse Campbell returned 3 Todd Rampley pass 64 yards traded possessions wrth neither able to adsantr- \t'ls Meanwhile, the Korean for a touchdown. Damon Hartman’s point-after gave far. boxer staged a sit-down strike State a 7-0 lead and all the points they would need to One bright spot Sheridan say» for the \k’oll‘prit-l. um. in the middle of the ring for wrn. Poag‘s punting. Poag kicked the hall ltl llrltt's for :so over an hour. “l was not expecting him to get into the end zone, but yards. Even after they were cen- he did a good job of knowing what to do with it once “In a game that both defenses are playing like ur ll.lll sured by the International he g t it." Sheridan said. out there today. the kicking game is always rrriportuiri," Boxing Federation, the The defense never looked back, limiting the Jackets to Sheridan said. ”Except for one punt llt‘ llll\\t‘tl I Koreans involved apologized 53 yards on the ground and 164 in the air. less than thought Preston had an outstanding day.” for embarrassing their country their 287.? yards per-game average. Campbell. who The Jackets advanced into Wolfpack terrrtorj it» ~.t.rri but again--this time verbally-- had the game-winning touchdown scored against him the second quarter before Campbell's intcrt epirorr .tl attacked the official. last week at Maryland, registered seven tackles to tie the 46~yard line. After an unsuccessful State posws Not to be outdone, two Fred Stone for game-best. Campbell was glad to get the sion. Tech got to the State 17. Junior tackle Ra} \mu-u :rs were chance to redeem himself. then recorded his first of tum sticks of the day. tort Ilii' American swimrr looking Tech to settle for 3. caught stealing an ornament Mike Jones (99) stops Wayne Mote (73) after Tech quarter- “We had a bad game last week and we were Sec DEFENSE, pay from a hotel as a souvenir and Todd Rampley's two—yard pass completion. to come back and prove ourselves this week by stop- were sent home after apologiz- back ing for embarrassing their country. NBC embarrassed itself in the midst of reporting all of Gutierrez scores Wolfpack this embarrassment by allow— ing its staff to produce t-shirts insulting the Korean boxing hooters team. Then when the Koreans two goals as State found out and got mad, some— thing NBC should have fore— shut out seen, NBC tried to explain its actions by saying it was just a upsets Clemson cultural misunderstanding. Cavaliers NBC also denied the Koreans’ By Scott Deuel Cckanoi' made one saw: for the accusations that its coverage Assignments Editor game. By Joey Woflord was biased toward the The Tigers attempted two corner Staff Writer Americans, something the N.C. State's l2th-ranked men‘s kicks. were assessed four fouls. and Koreans should have foreseen. soccer team. behind the scoring of had four goal saves. Defender Mary Pitera scored the The American men‘s basket— freshman sensation Henry By winning. the Wolfpack raised first goal of her NC. State career ball team were embarrassed by Gutierrez. defeated the third‘ranked their record to l~l in the ACC and Saturday at Method Road Soccer losing to the Soviets, but I’m Clemson Tigers 2—1 at Wriggs Field 772 otcrall. (‘lenison's record Stadium and the Wolfpack defense not sure why. It seems the in Clemson. SC. on Sunday after dropped to 273 in the conference made that lone goal stand up as the national media and a good noon. illltl til-3 mci'all. women's soccer team defeated deal of the public somehow Gtiticrrex's first goal was set up Stiitc dciiicd ('lcinson Head Coach eighth ranked Virginia 1-0. believed that the US. owned by an assist from Dario Brose \srih l)i'.l.li. lbi‘ahiin his 300th carear Head soccer coach Larry Gross that medal and only a horrible 5:62 remaining in the first period. \lt’ltll'} and his current record said his squad employed an offen- national disaster could strip it His second strike. which put the stands at 29‘) (i? 2|. sive scheme that exploited and from them. Wolfpack ahead for good. came at In l‘ltio, State rimmed Cit-meg” 1. confused the Cavaliers' sticky After the loss. NBC com— the 23:53 mark 0f the SCCOIKl PCl'H’sl U. and iii WSW. both schools tied 2» man-to-man defense. mentators were immediately on a D'avrd Bohannon assist. 3_ “We used our defenders to carry clamoring for NBA players to Clemson‘s only score was notched (‘lenison has a rut} strong soccer the ball forward to our offensive be allowed to play in the by James Grimes 25, minutes into Hutlllltlll‘ hitting \\ on national half." Gross said. “That caused I just kept hearing the first period off an assist in t'liiirnprorrslnps in Wetland l()87_ trouble for their defense because Olympics. Wollpack‘s next opponent they had to leave their marks to what the Soviet coach said Kevin England The cover the ball. We then passed to about it when he was here last Stale recorded ll) shots on goal as \\ ill be number one ranked the open man they just left. We . year playing the Wolfpack. opposed to ('lemson's 5. and the Virginia. The Pack and the hoped to create a lot of shooting He said he didn’t believe the Wolfpack also had seven corncr (audit-rs \sill nicct next Sunday at that way." NBA should be allowed in kicks and six fouls. (ioalie .lini 2:(l(liiit‘lrtiilotrcsiillc. opportunities because it wouldn't be any fun The game plan worked to perfecs anymore. I agree. It’s just not tion as the Pack outshot Virginia the outcome is 26-5 for the contest. State's defense a game if team worked their eighth shutout of the already determined. Where is State volleyball Season. the sport, if the winner is ”This was a game we had to known before the lineup cards \sin." Gross said. "If we had lost or are turned in? hosts Tarheels Tuesday tied it would have killed our But the biggest embarrass; on the tennis mcittll rccord, not Scorr JACKSON/STAN merit of the games. and the By Stephen Stewart chances of being the number one reaching Senior Staff Writer lllt‘ll contcit-ntc lt'ctlltl. seed in the upcoming ACC Charmaine Hooper (5) drrbbles past a Virginia player one with the most far 'lhc Woltpdt’k \sill h.i‘.c to be Tournament. Saturday. consequences, was one that 'lhc Stiitt- \tillt,‘_\lltlll lt‘illll \sill until}. lit-causi- lllt‘ liist tiiiic these “Our conference is guaranteed the U.S. was remarkably. but tc.iiiis lllr‘l. thc l’rlkh sthippcd The \someri’s learn pla) s Duke t'xpct liilion's arc llit'll surprisingly. spared host liit- l.iihr‘cls of North ('tlltlllllil run only one imitation to the NCAA ’ednesday night at 7 lll (iltiss not 'ltir‘stlw. .it " ill ii iii In (liriiiit'lrut'l lhv llr'r‘l lll llllr‘r‘ 1:.iiiit-s (‘zirfilind Tournament and that learn is the \\c Ckpt'tl .l \t'lk liltii'lL ’-.t’l\ sterords. li‘.lll xsrll ll|.' i‘nirrriu' Hli hard to .i\cnge ACC Tournament champion. 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Yow's win may boost recruiting Continuedfrom page I coat‘ri Sylvia llatchell served as heat up that battle (once the teams Yow‘s assistant in Seoul. She are on the court)," she said. confident the US. had a chance. thanked Yow for the coaching Yow said the US. victory will “I felt this team could win it, but I opportunity as well as the crowd for boost recruitment and women's bas- [/DS/DDDisks told them they would have to play their support. ketball at NCSU. hard, Yow said. “I told them they “i really enjoyed coaching with each would have to play at the top of Kay." llatchell said. “We did it for “I would think this would help." 99¢ their game." you guys.“ she said. “I see this as a plus. I in lots of 50 Yow said without God's help, she Both NCSU and UNC-CH would like to think this will make might not have been able to bring women‘s basketball players joined people go out and watch their local home the gold. their respective coaches on the university teams play.“ In August 1987, Yow underwent a podium. The teams even posed routine medical examination. The together for pictures. Before Yow left the airport for her examination revealed she had breast Yow was pleased. Cary home, she returned to the cancer and she would later undergo “To see them together like this is podium to address the crowd. a modified radical mastectomy. great." “I would like to say a special “I feel really blessed." Yow said. But she warned the camaraderie thank you for coming out and sup- “He allowed all of it to happen.“ would not last long. porting us this way. 1 really appreci- UNC—Chapel Hill head basketball “I don‘t think it takes anything to ate it.“

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second Olympic gold Congratulations to Wolfpack women‘s basketball coach Kay Yow. Unless you spent the last few week's under a rock hiding from the barrage of Olympic television coverage, you know that Yow coached the women‘s Olympic basketball team to the gold medal at Seoul. And it couldn't have happened to a more deserving woman. Last year Yow‘ was struggling to overcome breast cancer. She won that battle, and this year went on to win the war against the rest of the women’s basketball world. Yow’s victory was not only a big accomplishment for those young women Yow and her staff worked with, but a special moment in the history of NC. State as well. It makes the people back home proud to say a Wolfpacker helped make it all possible. “REFER MADtESS" This is the second consecutive medal for the women’s Olympic basketball team, but in 1984 they did not have to play the Soviet Union, who boycotted the Los Angeles game that year. This year the Soviets were there, as well as the rest of the world. And before Yow’s Olympians defeated Yugoslavia 77-70 in the gold medal game, they Reagan has last chance with liberals defeated the Russian national team 102-88. After a three~month vacation the Supreme of political controversy due to battling strategy of between Congressional Democrats and Rea- Obviously, the rest of the world wasn‘t ready for Yow’s Olympic Court has returned to the nation’s capitol gan over court nominations. Previous skin up-tempo basketball. And the gold medal victory is doubly sweet as well for and preparations are underway to open the mishes were waged over Rehnquist's pro- the NCSU community. It helps paint a positive image of athletics here, and it next judicial term. After eight years of Scott motion to chief justice, his replacement by should Help women’s basketball recruiting as well. promises, many political observers are now Scalia and the celebrated Robert Bork/ greeted Yow wondering if this will be the court session We would also like to congratulate the 200 cheering fans who where President Reagan finally shifts the Carpenter Ginsberg/ Kennedy nomination. late Friday night at Raleigh-Durham International Airport. Knowing that peo- court to the conservative path. Both liberals Already conservatives are licking their ple back home were watching and cheering is part of what the Olympics is all and conservatives alike have their fingers chops and liberals are wringing their hands about, and we’re glad they showed up to welcome Yow back home. crossed that events will go their prospective because of several cases that have been put And as for Kay Yow, this is a moment she will savor for a very long time. ways. Democrats’ political ship when he promised on the docket. Two important civil rights to raise taxes, the American people could issues are up for review. One covers the Congratulations. When Reagan took his presidential oath of reserving portions of And welcome back. way back in January of 1981. he had many only picture their paychecks getting smaller constitutionality items on his political agenda: balance the not that any stacking of the Supreme public works contracts for minority-owned federal budget, reduce government bureau- Court would really affect their lives. business (an affirmative action-type plan). cracy. rebuild the nation's defense and So now Reagan’s second and last term is The other concerns whether or not the court reshape the perceived liberal slant of the nearing an end and just as the liberal will overrule a precedent it set only 12 ‘Discovery’, America Supreme Court. Riding into office on the prophets predicted, he has had the opportu- years ago that transformed a Reconstruc- conservative wave, Reagan had made it nity to reshape the court's make-up. The tion-era law into a major weapon for clear his intentions and beliefs toward civil damage has not been as bad as some pre- today's civil rights. return to final frontier rights, affirmative action, the death penalty dicted, however. Reagan has only managed Obviously such groups as the NAACP are and abortion. That was civil rights needs to name the new chief justice, William preparing themselves for some major trou- revision, the death penalty needs support Rehnquist, and appointed three new justices ble. After almost three years of trauma, accusations, failures, redesigning and and an emphatic NO to abortion and affir- — Anthony Kennedy, Antonin Scalia and Among several other issues to be decided returned to space last Thursday. mative action. Sandra Day O'Connor. Of course Rehnquist upon is the constitutionality of the death rebuilding, the United States was one of the more conservative justices penalty for offenders under 18—years-of-age Not since January 28, 1986 when the space shuttle Challenger exploded, had a Throughout his first term Reagan was retarded. Also beyond earth’s atmosphere. forced to concentrate most of his efforts on when Reagan came into office, so with the and those who are mentally US. manned mission visited the icy reaches rebuilding the nation‘s economy, the nation- three he added, Reagan has a block of four the legality ofemployee drug testing will be By launching Discovery successfully, NASA has taken the first major steps al defense and the federal budget. Needless justices he can lay claim to. reviewed. It will be interesting to see the down the road of recovery. Since the Challenger disaster 32 months ago, the to say, his administration has had mixed These four are offset on the ideological results of these cases. space agency has struggled like the victim of a car accident who suffered life- results. Whether or not Reagan can claim spectrum by William Brennan Jr., Thurgood So far there are no cases involving abor- changing injuries. legitimate credit for the nation’s economic Marshall and Harry Blackmun. Byron tion. But the Supreme Court deals in years Before the fateful January date in '86, America’s space shuttle program had turn-around (and the jury is still debating White is considered a conservative moder- and decades, not weeks and months. If not become routine. With the fleet of shuttles steadily racking up frequent flyer that fact), he did manage to lead a massive ate and odds are, he will be one of those this session, then surely next term there will had come to expect perfect launches overhaul of the nation's defenses. Of course linchpin voters who will decide several key come the long awaited “final conflict” over miles ferrying satellites into orbit, people decisions. women’s rights to abortions. and landings every time. America had forgotten how dangerous and complicat- the federal deficit had to be written off. or not Ronald Reagan will have fatality related to When the time came to seek reelection, Critics of Reagan worry that he has now Whether ed space travel really was. Not since l967 had there been a one of Reagan’s chief promises for conser- set up a Supreme Court that will carry on the last laugh with the nation’s left wing the space program. So NASA was casually cruising along the highways, totally vatives' support was that given a second his political agenda long after he has packed remains to be seen. Considering that the last confident and complacent in its own supremacy. term, his administration could then tackle up and left Washington, DC. and probably Democratic president to name a justice to 'Challenger changed all that. Smashing into the concrete barrier of mechanical his social agenda whole—heanedly. And so after he has entered the grave. Brennen, the Supreme Court was Lyndon Johnson, failure, NASA, the nation and the world witnessed the end of the a dream when once again riding on the victory waves, Marshall, Blackmun and White are 82, 80, who appointed Marshall in 1967, liberals those seven astronauts sacrificed their lives. The pieces were gathered, films Reagan came back into office in January of 80 and 71-years-old respectively. Kennedy, have seen most of their ideals advanced. NASA underwent 1985 promising new war on abortion, affir- Scalia and O’Connor are 52, 52 and 58~ And.Reagan wouldn’t be the first president were reviewed, flaws were revealed and accusations made. years-old. To give a bit of perspective on to pick a justice who turned against his emergency surgery and the American faith in space Was lost. mative action and civil rights revisions. political ideology after getting his seat on the trauma of public and gov— Liberal opponents tried to call out their the amount of time Supreme Court justices Since then, NASA has managed to survive both troops during the '84 campaign, warning stay on the bench, Byron White is serving the bench. ernment scrutiny, mechanical redesigning and rebuilding and confidence that Reagan had the opportunity to stack the his 26th year. So it is easy to see liberals' regaining. Thursday’s launch was the culmination of NASA physical therapy. Supreme Court in his favor. The problem is worries aren‘t unfounded. As with any accident victim who recovers, there are several changes that had that the American public as a whole has This judicial session should prove to be an to be made. The American military, once one of NASA's staunchest supporters very little comprehension of the political accurate barometer of Reagan’s efforts. For Scott Carpenter, a senior majoring in bio— of the shuttle program, has washed its hands of the whole affair and gone back power the Supreme Court wields. So while the first time in several years the Supreme chemistry, currently serves as Opinion edi- to unmanned rocket launchings. The line of experiments, satellites and other Walter Mondale was busy scuttling the Court is opening its term without the stigma tor qfTechnician. space hardware originally destined to ride the shuttle has been frozen since Challenger. And NASA‘s once proud boast of monthly shuttle launches has been scaled back to a more humble schedule. Americans 1 ues to talk Meanwhile the Soviet Union has far outstripped America in the space race. Whenever someone is asked what the 1913;919:935 guage? happily accepting the world's admiration and respect as the global leader of future of American education should be, the This means we make ourselves completely Soviet cosmonauts happily frolicking in their space sta- dependent on English information sources. spaceflight. Watching same answers come out. More specializa- Any research project conducted in Japan, tion, setting endurance records and waving to cameras, NASA and America has tion. more in depth studies. more focusing. Robert but not published in English, is lost to our had to swallow a fair share of humble pie. Sounds familiar? To me it does. Sometimes attention. The same is true of European and But Discovery has been successfully launched. American men have returned . it seems just like an old record. But the United States should go in the Durieux Soviet sources. And since the US is no to space. NASA has regained face. We salute NASA and those five astronauts opposite direction. What we need are peo- longer without competition from abroad, it who have re-pionecred the United States' spaceflight efforts. ple who can combine knowledge. All too would be wise to train researchers who can often time is wasted looking for techniques read foreign publications fluently. that have already been developed in other area of a rectangle if the length and width Little of this common logic seems to have disciplines, but never transferred to the are known. penetrated into the university system. Every acumen t books. A student in Europe would be enrolled in science student should take at least four SenmgNorthCarolinaState l ‘niirnrli one! 1030 Isaac Newton once watched an apple fall a institution for the mentally retarded if he years of the same language during his Editor inChief off the tree in his backyard. Because it was didn’t know the answer. Does that mean undergraduate - not one semester French, Michael Hughes evening he also saw the moon rise in the half of our American lS-year-olds are men- one semester Russian or one semester Span- Managing Editor Assistant ManagingEditor calm evening sky. It reflects the true genius tally retarded? I sure hope not. ish. Simply give them four years of one for- Dwuan lune Fred Woolard of this man, that he realized the two events But it does mean that our elementary eign language, so then he or she can actual- were governed by the same laws. And these school teaching is completely useless ly speak and read it. Executive News Editor...... Madelyn Rosenberg Executive Editor...... Katrina Waugh (because simple problems like these are Not until our high schools are improved News Editor...... Paul Woolverton Associate Editor...... Joseph Galarneau laws were some of the greatest contribu‘ stray from this path. It is the pur— Assistant News Editor...... Hunter George tions to the world of science. covered in the founh and fifth grades of ele- should we Editorial Page Editor...... Scott Carpenter Advertising Most great events in research involved the mentary school in Europe). And what hap- pose of this university to deliver a first class Features Editor...... Suzanne Perez General Manager...... Lib Seigh combining of different facts that were pens in high school is a great unknown. education. Such education is incomplete if Sports Editor...... Lisa Coston Credit Manager...... Alan Kane already known. Or finding the fact that This is not only true for math. it holds for students are panly blind, because they can Assignments Edito ...... Scott Deuel Sales...... lolie St. Pierre, Cindy Sawyer. bridged two seemingly unrelated events. foreign languages too. I‘ve met enough peo- not communicate with sources outside of Executive Photo Editor...... Scott Rivenbark left Rudd, Lucmda Casson These things work not only for research. ple here who claim to speak French or America. Photo Editor...... St on lacksnn Ad Production Manager...... ‘...... Alan Nolan Spanish, which they learned in high school. Assistant Photo Editor...... Marc Kawanishi Ad Designers...... Steve Scott, Tracyvon Harten They work for the arts and humanities as Holland, is a Graphics Editor...... Chuck Fox Ellen Pitts, Alison S. Beyer well; in fact they work for the whole realm But as soon as I try speaking French to Robert Durieux. a native of Copy Editors...... Amy Bracken, Ken lowcry, Classifieds Manager...... Douglas Grant of education. them they change their minds. "Well, 1 real- graduate student in the soil science cur- lirn Hauser, Gwen Moodispaw How can one read Shakespeare without ly can only read it, you know." No, I don't. riculum at NCSU. ' Production knowing Greek and Roman literature and Then try giving them a French book to read Personnel Director...... Darlene Moxt'y Manager...... David Krause Someone studying Shakespeare from and they change their minds again. typesetting Manager...... Larry Dixon layout Artists...... Bob Olsen, lohn Horton, mythology. educa- Systems Editor...... Michael Lefler Crickette Purdie. 0'98 Kopsch will never gain a good appreciation unless The result of the bad pro-university Service Engineer...... Charla Williams Denis lutman, Zina Stewart, Mark Freemon he knows ancient history and has read the tion is a poor preparation for college. But Latin accounts of the life of say, Julius Caev strange enough, NC. State does not make Quote ofthe Day much effort to make up for those deficien- Unless otherwise indiuted, the opinions expressed in the editorials, editorial cartoons and columns Warm: in sar. in hnitian do not necessarily reflect the viewpoint of the university's Student Government, administration, faculty But this brings us to the difficult problem cres. Let us affirm what seems to be the or staff. Opinions expressed in the rolurnns and cartoons of lethnician editorial page! are the views of the of the poor quality of our pro-university NCSU is called a university, which sug- . individual iolumnislt and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials that appear on the left are the opinion of YKlInlCion schools (high schools) in the United States. gests that we obtain an all—round education truth, that, whether one is or is not, one andarethe responsibilityofthe Editor in Chief. Comparing this with pre-university schools here. (Remember the Latin word “universi- and the others in relation to themselves r [uhnflldfl lUSPS 455050) is the official student newspaper at N.(. State and Is published every Monday, from almost any European country or tas?") But of our 25,000 students here. how and one another. all of them. in every Wednesday and friday throughout the atrider. tr year from August through May except during scheduled holiday embar~ many could have a normal conversation way. are and are not. and appear to be ‘ ‘nd enamtndllon periods. Summer publication is every Wednesday from May through August. Offices are located in Japan, where the difference is quite and appear not to be, Suites ”207 ll)! of the Universrty Student (‘enlen (ales Avenue. Raleigh, NC. 27507 Mailing address is lo- M, rassing. with a Mexican? Raleigh. N( 176933608. Subvriptions (ml $l0 per year Printed hr Hinton Press Inc. Methane, MC. 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