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more with shoots student body I Those involved see some social advantages — and self on r ‘ i'WlMMILIMWUfm I * .0 i 0-? ‘ i potential problems shielding ‘ wrurmuutwtwas air'arwwaeraw- mmmmawaw :‘ULV»\ i.»‘sl.é 3‘. players from agents. BYVCHH‘K NORMAN SIAII Wraittri campus Members of the Wolfpack's athletic teams won’t be able to live I The former library employee iii their own dorrns or eat In areas had retired about a year ago. restricted to only athletes soon. according to a National Collegiate Bv RON BATcHo Athletics Association regulation. NI w‘ EDITOR The mandate. recently adopted by the NCAA. says no floor or wing of Joseph Charless Lebourgeois is in serious any residence hall may be more but stable condition after an apparent v.2; than half-filled with athletes as suicide attempt Wednesday rtiorning near ANIIi BAimioiA/StArr residents. the Brickyard. Emergency workers lift Joseph Charless Lebourgeois onto a stretcher before driving him to Wake Medical Center. The Stroud Center. traditionally Witnesses say Lebourgeois. (It). was sitting Lebourgeois shot himself in the head Wednesday morning minutes before hundreds of students changed classes. for athletes only. will not be closed. in front of the acoustic wall facing the said David Horning. assistant Brickyard at llle am. when he shot ofcluss." “if someone you know is very depressed what they are thinking. while other people athletics director. Several athletes himself in the head with a semiautomatic Lebourgeois, a part-time employee at DH. or suicidal. friends should be willing to keep it hidden." he said. “People don‘t are being moved to student housing pistol. Hill library who had retired from the library suggest they go and get some help." he said. always get that opportunity to talk about it." on campus to comply with the Carrie Rho-ads. a sophomore in a year ago. was transported to Wake "They should talk to a counselor. a minister This time of year is hard on college regulation. communication. called for help when she Medical Center by 11:30 am. or other people out there willing to listen." students Bachman said The athlete dining facility. located heard the gun go oft. Lebourgeois' wife. Penny. is assistant Bachman also gave some warning signs to “On a college campus. stress is constant." in Case Athletics Center. is now “l was right below ]on the Brickyard] director of the Engineering Research Center look for. he said. "As the semester adds more course being operated by University when I heard the gunshot." she said. “I ran in Research Building l. Co-workers said she “A bad disposition or large changes in work. those factors make the stress more Dining. Homing said this is the only to the library to call 9i l. All 1 was thinking was ltartdling the situation well. mood or behavior could be a sign a person plentiful." change being made in Case. was ‘thank God he didn't start shooting “Penny is a strong woman and a beautiful is having sortie difficulties." he said. Horning and Jim Miller. associate people.” Bachman said suicidal thoughts are not athletics director. believe there are person." one said "We are all thinking “That kind of change is a sign that the limited to one group of people. pros and cons to the NCAA ruling. There were few witnesses because of the about her and are very. very concerned." person is upset inside." “This can be good for athletes [to timing of the event. Rhoads said. Michael Bachman. associate director of Every suicide situation is different. "Depression is not just going to happen to interact] socially with other students “There wercn't many people out here.'' she the Counseling Center. said it‘s irttportant to Bachman said. students." be said. “It happens at all on campus. but protection [against stlltl. "He did ll right before people got out talk with people having problems. “Some people go to great lengths to say different levels." rule violations] is going to be harder." Horning said Another drawback is that it will be a challenge to enforce the strict rules that were applied to residents Meeting regulations isn’t Dutch Boy? of the Stroud Center. Miller said. in particular. he said. the security and the curfew for players to be in their room the nIght before sporting events they participate in will be the enough, some students say most difficult to uphold Athletes have mixed emotions have is that phones on campus are about the ruling. One resident of the I Members of SODA “Federal regulation not totally accessible to visually Stroud Center said he will miss the detailed concerns about ittipairetl students, she said. strong bond and sense of unity he blue—light phone heights on is one thing, but had living with other athletes. campus. individual needs “They should have braille on them But another athlete said living have to be looked at and a noise so that visually together can be difficult. By JENNIFER Sonora impaired students can get to these “Sometimes we get iti fights w. also.” phones and know how to use them around here because we're around when they are needed." Wolff said. each other so much." said Chase No one disputes that campus Hodges. a freshman tennis player. emergency telephones are low —— Jean Wolff, Only a few phones on campus Hodges said he thinks it will be enough to meet legal requirements. now have these features. at Avent good to meet and live with new llut they 'rc not low enough to meet president of SODA Ferry Complex and the Vet School. friends next year who are not peoples‘ requirements. sav mine These phones. which in complete involved with athletics. members of a campus handicapped— not just abide by the regulations. compliance with the ADA. have More than 250 athletes live in the rights orgam/ation. “Federal regulation is one thing. braille instructions and lights that Stroud Center. which was a hotel Many of the phones are but individual needs have to be let people know the call has been until purchased in l976 by the Inaccessihle to disabled students. looked at also." she said. received. The receiver on these Wolfpack Club. NCSU‘s athletics find Jean \Voltf. president of the SODA's reasoning. If someone phones has been replaced by large booster organization. The Stroud Student (ligani/ation for the falls out of a wheelchair. it'd be red buttons to make it easier to get Center also serves as the Wolfpack Dittetcritly Abled. hard to reach 48 inches for a in touch with Public Safety. Club's headquarters. 'l'he hluc-llg‘lll phones are installed telephone. Telecommunications is working to Over $l.5 million dollars have .it 48 inches. the height required by Telecommunications is willing to update all of the phones on campus gone into renovating the building in the Americans with Disabilities Act help individual's special needs. but to the newer model. but these the last few years. with new If the person In the wheelchair the department needs to be made phones are expensive and that has cabinets. desks. carpet. lights. would pull in front of the telephone. aware of these situations to address mirrors. blinds. added storage space If they cart sit sideways by the the problems. said Chris Parker. to be taken into account when and fresh paint. telephone. ll can be 54 inches high. manager of telecommunications. considering how many phones need Amenities also Include a study “We are In compliance with the Wolff‘s other coneents include the to be replaced. Rouzer said. center. a swimming pool and a federal standard.” said Charles fact that many of the phones are "We are going to great lengths to KA'HtEEN OEHLER/STAH recreation room. Router. [electimmunications analyst inaccessible to disabled students. try and cover the needs of the Criminal justice motor Mike Enoch and computer science The Stroud Center is named for for NC. State. especially those in wheelchairs. student. faculty. staff and the grad student Illa Baldine paint the Free Expression Tunnel. Wolfpack boosters John and Lilian Wolff said the university should Another problem SODA members general public." Parker said. Stroud of Ellenboro. NC.

Gilbert: Recent shift in balance of power will test Republican Party I An NCSU professor says the Nov. 8. voters elected against the govcriiorship won. at the end of the (iulf War, but Clinton still victory. Democratic Party‘s leadership by voting “I was surprised at the dimension of the beat him in the election. Gilbert pointed “It hasn‘t been ‘solid‘ since I944." Gilbert recent election may spell defeat overwhelmingly Republican. Well-known Republican [victory]." said John Gilbert. a out. said. for the New Deal Coalition. Democratic leaders. including Ann political science professor at NC. State. But Gilbert said he thinks things have It has taken time. but the Republicans Richards. Mario Cuonio and Tom Foley. “That‘s a real sweep.“ changed since then. He said the New Deal have turned the tables on the Democrats. he BI Cirrus Bio/stints lost their respective elections. along with Despite the clear anti—Democratic Party Coalition. which was first created to elect said. AsastANr News Eoiton incumbent North Carolina Democrats vote. Gilbert said this may not be the end Franklin Roosevelt. is gone. “I believe there are [only] three David Price and Martin Lancaster. for the president. “I think that coalition has been shattered.” Democratic governors in the South." he Willi the historically large number of The anti-Democrat vote gives Republicans “I’d say right now that [Clinton‘s chances] he said. said. “Now the South is pretty solid Republicans going to Washington in control of both houses of Congress for the certainly don‘t look too good." he said. Gilbert said the Democratically "solid Republican." January, one campus analyst says the first time since the 1952 presidential “[But] in politics. you never want to predict South" was a key to the coalition‘s success Gilbert said the Republican coalition will country may have indefinitely shifted to the election. All Republican incumbents who too far ahead.“ Former President George over the years. but the coalition started to right. ran for either a congressional seat or a Bush had an extremely high approval rating have problems right after it achieved See POuTlCS. Page 2 ) Inside Frida How to Reach Us Phone Numbers: Internet Services: 9' c°.era: Editorial ...... 5i 5-24] l Ca 5 Forum; et cetera: Africa Week culminates in a The NCSU Advertising ...... 515-2029 ix rammiamadu Sports: photo exhibit and a concert. Page ) Chombe’ Fax ...... 515-55} 33 I»... Releases: NY. Columnist backs Slnegne: will techpress-lflncsuedu the Pack against FSU. Swimming: The men's team is 4-0 as it iiianksFranC69lvlng in 323 StudentMan”Center Annex 'mmn‘techinfoencsuedu Page 3 ) heads into a weekend meet. Page ) Pa O 5" Box 8608, NCSU Campus News roup: 9 Raleigh, NC 27695-8608 ncsupu licationstechnician What’s Happening page 2 WW3 etcotera pages Chssifiodg page 8 Technician is printedon 60% mi“ paper. H8)” W‘ Page 2 News November 18, 1994

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"They‘ll Ch 101. 105 get the totes " dies in car wreck 10151105 MWF 11201235 TH 0805-0855 MWF 08050920 TH 11201210 MWF 107 Common 09101000 TH 0950 11051H {10451135 MWF) (1150105 TH) (0835:0925 MWF) (08350950 TH) (1150-1240 MWF) Exams (0940-10130 TH) (1020-1135 TH) While he thinks ('linton will y'eto A bicar accident outside of some ol the Republican bills. DCIHL‘T. Colo. Tuesday killed (illl‘L'H says the country may see Rodney McCormick. an NC. State \s'lllL' Pl’iiglt‘ss administrator. “I think there will be some areas McCormick. an assistant to the 340-430 MWF 405 520 TH 235325 MWF 235350 TH 130220 MWF 1225-115 MWF 10:3 220 iii w herc they cooperate and get some dean ol‘ the College ol~ Physical and (410500 MWF) i435 550 TH) (305355 MWF) (305420 TH) (200250 MWF) (1255-145 MWF) dang-so in) lctiislation through." he said. 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for ACC lead btit isn't banking on it I Despite some key "’lcrty will be able to play in a injuries. the Wolfpack looks backup role. with (icoll Il‘lendet'l backsthe forward to Saturday‘s game starting." he said ”I think that s the against Florida State and a way it‘s going to be " chance to erase the memory l-Iorida State. on the other hand. Pack The men’s swimming team is 4-0 heading into this weekend's meet in Louisiana. of last year’s dismal doesn‘t have the injury problems showing. State has. In fact. compared to the I A telephone interview rest of the .-\(‘(‘. they don't have By AssA IVIARSHAI 1. any depth concerns at all. with an ESPN commentator Swimmers head for bayou 'g. If anything. their only problem Is reveals animosity toward S'mt W.) not being able to play everybody. Florida State and a hope \\ hat will it take for I7 point “The thing that makes them so for a Wolfpack upset. I The men’s and women’s with wins over Maryland I. ' i- while the women were fifth underdog NC, State to escape with toiigli is they are playing nine. It) or swimming teams carry 73.5). (ieorgia Tech t 1-16-79). There is a Visible ditti-i‘eiict- iii a \IL'lttty over the chief of the ,-\(‘('. II defeiisiyc front people." said strong traditions and good and a dual meet over Duke W4- the attitude of the teams Nil llorida State" ()'(‘am “We‘re able to play tottr 19) and Maryland-Baltimore compared to last year. How about one spectacular linebackers. they play nine or so. It It was a long wait front Nov. 28. records into this (‘ottnty (76».17). “They've matured a lot In the becomes a depth game. They I‘M} to a few weeks ago when weekend’s meet in So far. liasterling is pleased last year." liasterling said, combination of offense and Mike Lupica called. with how the season has gone. defense. continually hayc fresh people out When Lupica declared on ESPN‘s Louisiana. This year. the men's squad is There are bigger things on the line there playing against y't . playing “Sports Reporters" that he wanted “I‘m excited about it. We just led by cit-captains (‘hucky (‘o\ than overcoming last year's (127} hard. Your offense is going against NC. State to pay back Florida State BYVMICHAEI. Totm got to stay well aiid keep lighting. and (ircgory Torsonc. (fox. who waxing down 111 Tallahassee. l.tke fresh people. The converse of that for the Seminoles‘ (13-3 ass-kicking Sm; thm There are teams that have a little recently had elbow surgery. bowl bids. a ranking in the [Mills is their offense is going against men last year. I swore I‘d make him bit more talent than we do. so we missed some of the early meets. and. yes. the :\(‘(‘ championship. that are playing the entire ball stick to his words. For the NC. State swimming have to work harder than they do. but is now at If)” percent. ('ox is “To beat l‘lorida State and game. And by the end of the fourth He did. team. winning is a tradition. That‘s what it‘s all about " a member of the “til-meter Virginia and win the .-\(‘(‘ [quarter] and the tenth game of the "I want NC. State to beat them.“ Under head coach Don Working is what they have been medley and 4t)f)-incter freestyle championship is very tough. bill at season. that takes a toll." Lupica said on the phone a couple liasterling. the Wolfpack men doing in preparation for the relay teams. both of which have least we have this opportunity and And the thing that makes them so weeks ago. "I want Florida State to have won l5 ACC titles in 35 season. NCAA rules allow only had victories in all fotir meets. He that‘s what we worked for." said tough on offense is that as the be beaten the way Boston College years. with three top-It) finishes. 20 hours a week in the water. so also swims in the freestyle sprints N.('. State coach Mike ()‘(‘.iiii. season has progtessed. the ‘Noles‘ beat the Irish." And the team has not had a losing the team makes tip for it with and the backstroke. Torsone “We are coming off a very big win. have gotten more balanced. Rewind: Florida State annihilated season in eight years. The women weight training and two-a-days on swims in the Jim-meter medley obviously. against Duke and “You Used to could kind of lay the Pack because No. 1 Notre have won two ACC crowns and land. relay. the individual medley arid Iookitig forward to playing a great your ears back tip and kind of try to Dame lost to Boston College finished in the top 10 six times. Last year. the men's team the breaststroke. Horida State football team.“ get pressure on Kanell." ()‘Cain tLupica's alma tnater) 41—39 that Even after losing a total of 12 finished second in the .--\('C at It)- Two other men have stood otit But the Wolfpack may haye to do said. ”and hopefully. you‘d fall into day. and the Seminoles wanted to seniors (four men and eight 3. while the women were third at on the team in races this year. that without starting quarterback the rtinning game and make plays. state their strongest case for the top women) from last year. both 7-5. In the conference Matt Ream and JJ. Marus. Terry Harvey. Harvey separated his But now that they ‘ve really ranking. The Associated Press teams are off to good starts. The championships. both teams left shoulder in the Duke game and established a running game. it jtist responded. and FSU leapfrogged men's swimming team is 4-0. slipped. The men finished fourth. so: SWIMMING. Into) 4 is dotibttul Ior Saturday. into first place the following O‘Cain said Harvey could play. h‘t'l' STATE. Ptlt'r’ 4 } Sunday . Nearly a year ago on the "Sports Reporters." Lupica made it his tntssion to rip the 'Noles Wolfpack set to face Georgia Tech in tournament first round throughout the fill-minute program. He alleged a media bias for "poor. seventh place. but they were also hit ptitting it together on the couit." lovable Bobby Bowden." who lost I Following several hard by injuries. Most notably. liven worse for State is the fact two national championships on disappointing matches, the freshman sensation Nicole Peterson that in every category they finished w ide right field goals against those Wolfpack volleyball team was hit bv a car while crossing the last in. the Yellow .lackcts finished thugs at Miami. lle accused the faces second-seeded Georgia street on Ayciit l‘ci‘ry. first. or close to ll. ‘lech lead the Opening Round Sewn-Finals Finals polls and bowl coalition of Tech in the ACC However. other freshmen have conference with .i .377 hitting Friday. Nov IE Saturday. Nov. I9 Sunday Nov 20 encouraging teams to run up the tournament. been able to step in and contribute. percentage and tons kills per I Dukell] score Nicole‘s sister. Jennifer. finished game. while finishing tliitd tti Noon Lupica is a firm beliey er iii a Bv MiciiAEi. PRESTON second in the .»\('C with 4 43 digs assists per game with I454. universal-justice sy stem of payback 8w: Wniten per game. And Amy Leniernian "We know what we‘re tip against. 8 Virginia in sports. There was conviction in was named ACC rookie of the week and we are just going to go out and A p in his voice when he said the The past few weeks have not been this season. play the best we can under the following last year in his "Parting kind to the N.(.‘. State volleyball “The freshmen stepped in and circumstances." Hall find. A Mazland Shots" segment. team and its head coach. Kim Hall. made a big contribution right from The upperclassmen also haven‘t 2 p m "Last year. Notre Dame ran up the In the Wolf'pack's last ll) games. the start." Hall said. “But they also produced as well as Hall would 5 Florida State score on Boston College. This year it has only won once. Not exactly pushed otir upperclassnien to play have liked. While Jen Schmit leads BC took the national championship the type of streak that helps going better. more than anything." the team in kills (369). she also away from the Irish. Next year. I into the conference tournament. Even though the freshman are leads the team iii errors (207). And 2 Georgia Tech II .3 hope the Wolfpack takes the "They are very young. so it is playing well. you can‘t help but Melissa Man. who stepped in for 5 pm championship away from poor. tough for them to maintain the level notice the statistics going into the Peterson after the injury. has a .(II‘) lovable Bobby Bowden." of solid volleyball that they should tournament. The Wolfpack finished hitting percentage. Shelley 7. NC. State Hope. maybe. but can State do it‘.‘ in a conference this tough." Hall last in hitting percentage t.l5()). Partridge has a team high .‘i-i service Lupica said he's probably not the said. kills per game t l2.3) and assists per aces. btit also a team high 55 3 Clemson expert to talk to. To that point. he State will face a Georgia Tech game I |().5). service errors. had only seen the Seminoles in team that finished 11—3 iii the And. even if the Pack pulls off the 7 p m action twice a» in the 1994 Orange . conference. tied for first with "It’s always important to get wins. upset. here is something else to 6 North Carolina Bowl and in their 34-20 loss to defending champion Duke. It was no matter who you play." Hall said. Miami this year. the Yellow .lackets‘ best finish ever. “And lately. we jtist haven't been .Yt't' ACC, Pilur' 4 ’ Does Lupica think the Pack has a These two teams faced each other prayer'.’ Yes. he does. last Friday. with Georgia Tech He didn‘t give a wholesale edge winning in four sets. 15-1. 10-15. to Mike ()‘Cain in the coaching 15-5. 15-10. Hall is aware that Roserow:KIM“ st\.) battle. but he did say Bowden‘s things haven‘t been breaking A Alieunion is being planned for this spring! ' CoivnANyi... winning regime isn't all it's State's way recently. more info., call Ben at 5 I_ cracked tip to be. “We have been a little down the grave-t ..r~‘;j.: . s. Iv es “There‘s a member of the past week or so." Hall said. “But we MAJOR PERSONAL COMPUTER AUCTION Bowden family who's a good game are looking to tttm it around in the November 19 MULTLMILLION DOLLAR \‘ALL‘ATIONH coach. it’s just not Bobby." Lupica toumament." Saturday, said referring to Auburn‘s Terry Meanwhile. the Pack is cotiiing NCSU Snow Ski Club 7:00 pm & 9:15 pm AST Bowden. “I was at the Orange Presents Theatre cl'iRFiiJijri R Bowl. and it was unbelievable off a disappointing season. Not only Stewart t “it i' ttn tau. st {an inn. .mvitviitt'. imam). . t) ii.tti..‘. watching hitti try to coach his team did it finish 2-11 and end tip in NCSU Campus Student Center out of the national championship." ()\Ilt2,§tl(ll'\t1()RYR1-ll thlylll'l)Null-litxms 6* 1)) sk 1t)1‘ (‘oyitii 11R\ There'll be almost no chance for a DOOR PRIZE ii/1.i\iiit 1) Wynn-wt” s.’ l<‘i-.\itRi.\‘t,1’t.\'iit splits) It a? 4Hh.\'t‘\11\1.\: repeat of the national championship WARREN American Airlines Mix 101.5 for the X-l Seminoles this year. not WRAI. FM Trips for 'I\vo DESKTOPS: l\1t'tltlltt.1. .‘\tl\ iiit.o.:t Mlllik'l - :\.l\ .iiit.igc' l‘io. .-\\l\ iiit.igt' ’\tl\k11lllll' See GOOD. Page 4 .\l1tll1111t‘\ll.1.lhf.l\l‘l.kic\lll.1\\‘ll‘

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MA 0 it Lv‘.ttttLlll‘-\ll.l”.L Page 4 Sports November 18, 1994 w”kPIGSKINTWO,“PICKS soot".«.m-My? suf‘ . iga: tr .\v i ."’!. siw .\I-w. ’. ir‘sercm. an“ .t ins. .si Ivit~ J“.- .,, “no“ H: sLari..1 'se' Ties create havoc ' m M My Torn May Tod Halt M M3. 1994-95 women’s basketball (‘9 M m Lina-oi stin- Mac-my Mum-i Moan navi- Good for panelists; géfifi‘s’rmm 1166094 112-54106 11.1.651.14 1.1.16!114 11.165124! 1.1.166133 10967106 I.“m 103;:H Florida SW9 NC State Nc State Fla State Fla State Fla S'atc Fla State Fla State Fla State N c State N C. State season starts tonight in Reynolds Owen explains \i‘irgit‘iaNorth Carolina@ylrgtnta@ DukeTech VaTieloch \tl’gfl‘i‘dDuke \‘I'gllltaDuke \dL‘NCle:’l yd‘LJNCloch DukeTIP \.aDukeTech \Ilgil‘ldDuke \iiginiaDuke The Wolfpack women open their Well. we sure are glad idiots like Marylai50th Carolinact is» Syracuse3‘ Clemson Ma'ylai‘dCSC ‘Ss'aCaseClemson SyracuseClemson SoConit.son.5e SunriseC’en‘son SyracuseClemson suitciiseClemson Ss'atuseClemson SyracuseClemson season tonight by hosting Athletes Ted Newman and Mike Preston. Wake Forest!Ga Tech Waite do lt-ch i‘ia Test in 'ci’l cia lecli Ga Tech Cia lccl‘ t3.) Tech Ga Tech iti Action in Reynolds Coliseum. Wolfpack Notes this week‘s guest. are around so we llnnorseWiscohsm ltViSt‘L}"§ n illinois ‘i‘wscoi‘si" l.\ s. oi‘sn l ‘i.».s l‘i‘no‘is \Vistonsin yNisco' sin lllinois Tipoff is scheduled for Tilt) pin can explain the famed Pigskin Picks lhdiana @ Purdue Purdue Purdue Alabamal‘ii'lce Alabamal":t'.i' a l'ntianaAtillti’” AlabamaPurdue india'mAuburn IndianaAubu'll AlabamaIndiana AIA is composed ot tottiiet Tie Rule. which came into play last ayLi@Aubut" Utah@ Alabama AuburnUtah Aunt/nLtah Ltah Lian L‘tah Litah L'tah Ctah Utah collegiate standouts. including week when Aubum and Georgia Michigan’s? Ohio State Ohio St Ohio St Michgan Mieiigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Jackie Donovan of Penn State. and Nancy hooked tip for an 82~ were knotted after four quarters. Washmgwn. Wash 5: Wash St iyasr Wash ‘iVasl‘ Wash Wash Wash Wash Wash Melissa Salamone of Alabama attd yard pass iii the third quarter of \Mon‘ingc’g?ECLQMemphisHawaii ‘.IP"lDf“SHawaii HawaiECL HawaiiECL‘ HawaiiECU MemphisHawaii WyomingECL MemphisHawaii WyomingECC WyomingECU Texas Tech‘s Alexis Ware. Saturday‘s game versus No. IX Simply put. unless you pick a tie. lowac‘Minnesota Minn Maw Iowa Mien Minn lowa Iowa Minn Minn The Pack returns last year‘s entire l)tll\L‘. you don‘t get the pick right. So squad. It also features the return to ’l‘hrowing frotii his own end zone Newman and Preston both picked hardwood of senior torward and trailing 23-7. Haryey launched ties this week. hoping to capitalize for first is tightening. Chris place. Michigan at Ohio State: This is Tammy Gibson. who missed last a bomb that hit Hill iii stride at on the rule. or at least feeling Phillips. the station manager .it Now for this w eek‘s games: tnore like it. a game with real year with a torn :\(‘L. about tmdlield. llill ran to the Duke effects from that L'I-‘O abduction \VKNC. did its all a lltyiir by going Iron Bowl: Auburn at Alabama: stakes The Wolfpack will play its second Ill yard line before being pushed this past weekend. 9b w hen the field had monstrous We're not going to eyen try to make The coach of the lositig team gets L'\hll"lll0tl game Sunday at lit) out of botitids. Two plays later. Preston is this week’s guest weeks Eddy I.andreth and Toni fun ot this one It's too good of a fired. right Reminds tis of a game p.m.. hosting the ('roatta Split team Haney loutid Hill in the end [one because he is the MVP of the Suiter both wettt l l -4 and iiiatchtip. Jay Barker refuses to let played by Mayans or I'oltccs or Tickets are ayailablc at the gate for the touchdown inaugural Grudge Bowl. which New man and Mickey .\IdarthV his team lose. and '\lll‘llt'tt refuses to sottic central x\tllt‘t‘lL‘ttn tribe. Where They are free to students with a lI.ir\ey. who played the second we're sure you're sick of hearing came in at 12-}. lose lor Terry Bowden. If anybody the losttig team became human valid ll). half with a partially separated left about Hey. don't blame us. it's in But most astounding was Mark should have picked a tic. it‘s iii this sttcrtlilct‘s iiioti tlitow iitgi shoulder. threw the contract. Minutes after the final Davis" ll-Z \H‘L‘ls. Il’tc‘ hL‘SI \\ t‘t‘ls iii game The unstoppable and .\t least the :\/tccs or wlioeyer another it yardcr to (ircg Addis gun. as Preston was walkitig oil the any picker. We don‘t know how he irresistible mcct wcrc assured an undefeated tiattotial Videtich. Reeves later in the fourth quarter. field. a WTVD cameraman did it. Must be the new shorts H‘l‘ at Memphis: .-\s much as champion cycry season. Iii honor of their acctitnplislittictit. approached him and said. "You ittst Frank Jacobs. in second place. we like picking on I5('I‘. we‘Ve r\nd the Technician Game of the players of the week IN] donated 84th) to the won the Grudge Bowl' What are wetit Ill-5 and is four games out He gotta slam Memphis, I'hcy dropped Week: Florida State at NC. State The N.(‘. State football team had Nt‘.~\,\‘s l)cgrcc (’otnpletion you going to do next "' figures this will be the wcck at least the “State" front then name because The \\ olfpack goes for a sttititiiiig two members named players of \ward Program in their names. Preston. of course. said he was one person goes 3- l 3. It “I“ uniycrsittcs with "State" are looked ttpsct of the Setiiiiiolcs. which the-week by the .»\(‘(' Monday »\lso. each will receiyc ati engray ed going to be on Pigskin Picks. The probably be Preston. w ho is try ing down tipoii. the common w isdotti would be the tiiost significant Florida State was represented by plaque iii honor of their clip was never aired. but the otit a new brand of crack lsee goes. ()ooh. Now when we think of accomplisliment iii this university‘s three members. and \‘tigima had achicycmcnts. contract is still binding. Mary land and Wake Forest). Just a great .\mcrtcan tiniyersities. we lll7~ycar history , one. This marks the second straight Speaking of biiidtiig. or at least guess folks. but this is probably the tliitik of Ilary .ird. (‘orncll and We're glad the students got a test Senior defciisi\c tackle (‘arl \yci‘k .t l’at‘k plttyet llas tecelyt‘d trying to speak of binding. the race week the guest falls otit of first .\Ictnphis‘ (io l’natcs. run on the goalposts last week. Reeyes was the tlt‘lt‘tlsHt‘ lineman of the week. and senior placckickcr this award. I ast week. sophomore State beat Duke 59—20 and Georgia While the game may not base the Steve Videtich was the special .'\l\l\ \Vhttted won it for his 92~ Tech at l - Ill. The Seminoles treaded national championship implications teams player of the week. yard kickoff return for a touchdown ACC Good w atcr iii the polls in both instances. l.tipica preferred. it still has Reeves recorded a \t‘;|stlltlll}.‘ll to against Maryland. Continued from Page .i' Continued iroiii l’tlk’t' t' l.upica‘s still sore at the AP poll. conference championship meaning. tackles in the Puck‘s stellar. conic» consider: the Wolfpack's longest with Penn State and Nebraska likely He doesn‘t \otc iii it. aiid he says he .-\ \‘V'olfpack w in pttts ii iii a from-behind. 1+2} win oycr lliike. Wolfpack women sign winning streak this season is three to be undefeated by the time the wouldn't. position to claim a share of first He made nine first hits and games. and that was in September bowls roll around. But Lupica “ Those yahoos liayc no idea what place. proy idcd State beats Virginia recorded se\ en assists .ts State shut two recruits against Northeast Louisiana. figured FSU would be giying its they re dottig.“ I.upica said "They nest week, down the Blue I)c\ ils ground game. Head coach Kay Yow announced Arkansas and Campbell. Its longest best shot at climbing in the polls the jumped toloiado .ihcid of The Pack is probably not going to litiiitttig it togiust Ill yards \\cdncsday the signing of two losing streak is four in a row. best way it knew how. Nebiaskt becatisc Nebriski take the field w antmg to win this Duke was ahead 2037 at the half. recruits tor the I‘NSJTb basketball something they'ye managed to "We'll see ‘em go run up the committed the unforgiyable sin of for some sports w riter. much less a but Illt.‘ \Voltpack dcfctise sltllc‘ltctl \t'dst‘ll. During the early signing achieve three times. score. get a lot of points off beating a good Kansas State team Yankee But it's good to know The and allowed only one second~lialt period. w hicli began Nov. ll. two someone else and try to win the on the road with their third-string I.ip is on your side. Remember. field goal. Reeves was also credited players signed letters of intent to Game time for today's match w hen a fast>ta|king Italian frotii for a pair of quarterback llllll’tL‘s, play for the \‘Volfpack A l.yScha|e between the seyenth-seeded national championship that way quarterback Meanwhile. (‘olorado V’idetich. w ho woti the award last .lones frotn Newark. NJ. and Wolfpack and the second-seeded Lupica said. gets rew ardcd for beating a bad New York hints that State is a team week for his game winning field Kenyatta Williams frotii Matairie. Yellow Jackets is 5:00 pm. at Since l talked to him. Florida ()klahoma team." of destiny. the impossible happens. goal at Maryland. kicked the PLILKs I.;i Carmichael Gym on the campus of S C 0 week that is breaking loose and captains. has won fiyc races so far. deciding points for the second Jones is rated as one of the top-II) North Carolina. letting L‘ii and getting there." three of w lily'll came iii the 500- straight week. IIis fourth-quarter. players iii the country. She is a 5-4) l-asterling said. meter freestyle. She anchored the 47—yard field goal narrowed the shooting guard w ho averaged 3| Someone who has been doing that Jilll»lltt‘lct freestyle relay team score to 3.147. He also kicked the points and I3 rebounds per game as Continued from Page .i' for the women is I ea Ilelicio against Duke to break a tie iii the extra point after State's ttnal a tumor. cartitiig her the No, fl State Ream. a junior. has won scyen l)cltcio, a freshman. has won three last t'VL‘tll touchdown to lititsh the scoring ranking among all guards in the ctiritiiiireil irum Punt. .i’ individual races this year. including butlertly I'ch“. swam on two idetich was also inyolycd in two countiy. sets up other things they do.“ three wins in the ltltlAmeter winning «Hill-meter freestyle relay (‘o-captain Kristen Kodak has tackles oti special teams .is .i Tow says she has a complete all— freestyle and two iii the Silllancter teams She also swims the medley won tn the lllll—iiictct breaststroke. kickoff team member around game that features more While this game isn‘t on the leyel freestyle. Martis. a freshman. has telay and freestyle cyetits and swims tlic tndiiidual medley than iust scoring. of Florida or Miami tor the won fiye indiyidual races and been lhc women are 3. with wins arid the medley relay Harvey-to-Hill pass \\ illiams is a *5 poitit guard with Seminoles. coach Bobby Bowden a member of four winning relay oyei l).l\ltlsiill Ili‘lhli and Duke still respects the \V'olfpack‘. teams. Martis swims iti sprint Nest lot the men's swimming wins national award. espliisiyc speed and quickness. She “The fact that the football game is freestyle and butterfly tt-Ilvsll. it ltiss against .\lat‘ylatitl team is a iltlitl meet against .iicragcd 31.5 points. seyen spliced in between Notre Dame and But the swimming team is not IIJWd ~Ii and a one-point loss to Northeast l outstana and l‘c\as The -\ l'i'c’l' long Distance pass rebounds and ‘st\ steals per game Florida. some people would think dependent on only a few swimtiicrs. .\Iat'ylandlialtinioic County iSh- ('lit'isttan The women will swim play for Dryision Ir t'tlllt‘g't‘ last year You feels the improyed that it would be a let-down because "There‘s a different one each “l only against l‘(‘l Itoth are this tootball this week went to Statc's ilcptli .it point will greatly aid the of the implication of the ball l)t'tttlt‘t‘ lltlwoitli. t‘IIL' ill lllt‘ ct) weekend in l outsiaiia 'l'crry Nancy and :\dii.tn llill llill IL'JIII game." said Bowden. “There‘d be no chance of that. 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Wieners Sfafdchoii goesabroad with wheels .7 t I NCSL’K Chamber caiisnie their tunes all the way to concerts throughout Raleigh and Singers will depart for T‘i'iil‘ict' \Nake ('ounty. perloruiine “fill the are winners [he (Tittlill‘t'! Sincers, sttlltlllletT thTL‘IfJTl (‘isit‘ Symphony and the France tomorrow for a lix \l \tiiieis, alone with 44 l'iiiseisity '(‘oniniunits (‘liorus cultural eschange. int'tiilit'is ol the ls’alcrelr (’I\it It 1\ \ottli (urolina's turn to I “Oh, I wish I drove an \sllll‘llt‘ll\ led li_\ lonailian ti.i\el aliioud this year Oscar Mayer wiener A Bi “no hits Kissi T\i'.llllt'l. will be tr.t\c!in_e to "\\ c lt't'l so loitutiatc to in.- meat company has a special n (ottipii'1'lit‘. ltatltt' .is pail ol .i ainl‘assadwis lot the iiiiiscisitjs.' job offer for recent college \Ve sin}: in the shower \M' vlfl,‘ Til aster t n\ \TTTTTTTtTT cstliangc said \ltlftlls. the \t \l l)iiettoi ol grads. 3' the rain \\ c sing the blues This ptoictl slatted T‘JLh iti l‘Nll. ('lioial \\ l|\lllt‘\- '\\ li.it an ~ I x\|l ot us, at some point iii tnnv .tl‘t'li [ti Tltthl \‘Hiitl «lltt'elt'tl llit' nnpottant opportunity not onl\ for Bv AMANDA RM' [ .- ha\c indulged in a liit ol T‘sllidl TTit‘JTIt‘ in the Park Pitulllelltlll ol us but also for the (‘in ot Raleigh ' STA“ Wnirrri locution liut let s tare it TTT|l\T ol \t liiistnias ( Inol” in ('oinpitfient' The t liotal group .iirt\es in l l.tll\L' V-‘ - ts» its can't men tails a tune Ill .i Tllt‘ sciond phase o! the est hanger \ainidas and will return \m 3‘ [1 travels America's highways and A hllk'ht'l insolscd .i ttip to T<.tlt.‘t;.‘lt by the Transportation lodging. nicals and bvways. It brings happiness to ll .. Irma8'»: l'nlcss, ol course. you are one ol ( |\|t ('liorus. ( liot'alt' l’tclndc dtt men [‘L'T'TtllllldllsL' ldLlTlllC\ \HTT he college campuses eyerywhere. Tt The N.C. State Chamber Singers practice under the direction N (‘ State‘s (‘lianilict Singers t lcp_ ol ('onipiegnc llie licntli appears at weddings. Mardi (Eras of Alfred E. Sturgis. They will pertorm in France next week. Saturday. tht‘se Jtl students \\ill lie thotal group presented a series ol s.. Cnortus. l’iiiu ‘ and the Indy 500. And. nope. it‘s not a motivational speaker. it‘s a 23-foot wiener on wheels promoting processed meat Picture Africa products: Ngo foolin’ The Oscar Mayer Foods Corporation selects [3 people a I The culture ot'Ghana comes to the N.C. year to drive its promotional I Tonight's Center affair. replete \HlTl extended State School of Design with an exhibition of Wienermobiles across the country Stage Concert instrumental improvisations. photos. The drivers. affectionately known complements Africa callund-response vocals. as "Hotdoggers." get to tour new ent-rei/iiig percussion breaks Bi KRIs‘TM Krista places in the world‘s largest hot Week. and (‘ongolese dancing. The -.v" dog while working for a Fortune songs tell stories ol hope. hue 500 company. ';(>1_iliki*.é>i .' and preyailing through human In West .'\lf’lt';lfl culture there are no schedules or This may seem pretty funny suffering. deadlines lune mines in eyelcs. and the past is rust as even ridiculous. The idea oi Samba Neo ck the l goma Ngo grew up in the tiny important as the present. traveling around in a huge wiener Players Will play their special village of Dibulu. where the Three professors from the N (' State School of does have a bit of giggly brand of African music at .1 village band played tigonia Design discm cred this lack ol emphasis on time during: s‘alaciousness in it. But Hotdogger Center Stage concert tonight rhythms and where his father. a recent trip to (iliana The photos and \ideos filnicd Jacqueline Friend insists that it's at N.(. State‘s Stewart an herbal doctor. played a during the trip lia\e become "Tlnie (‘hangcs no time to great. Theatre. The band's music string instrument called the die.” an eshibition now on display at the school of “There is no experience like fuses .soukous, ja/l. pop and risaitibi during healing rituals, dcsign driving a hot dog around the funk' into a progressive Drawing from those roots. ()rgani/er and contributing: photographer Kermit country." she said. Friend. is ho contemporary sound Ngo leads the Ngonia Players Bdllc\ said the photos illustrate religious. ctononiic hails from New Orleans. has been a Samba Ngo is a multi- in focusing in the present and social themes, The people. though. are the essence Hotdogger since June. During the talented composer. singer and moment. the here~and~noysg to ol lltt‘ c\hilul. day she and her partner. Melanie guitarist. He also plays let the power of the music " There‘s a kind of spiritual freedom Till (ilianal that's McCullough, maneuver the Congolese instruments. such take hold, not economically dependent.” liailei said \Vieneriiiobile around the as the likenibe. or thumb The concert is tonight at 8. The people of (ihana The in a culture that relies on southeast. and at night she gets. piano, With his sicpiece Tickets are $5 for Nt‘Sl' the past as part of the present. liccausc the past is so aloni,y with her own hotel room. band. the Npoma players. he students with current TD, SH i Ml \iile- ‘f ‘ H77 3 53‘s '1; important. the) don‘t worry about the tuture. time to explore new places. creates .I richly textured. general admission and $17 Samba N90 8: the Ngoma players will perform “ lilicir cultural espericncc is dependent on a long past college last highly danceable brand of rcsen ed. ("all Ticket (‘entral tonight at N.C. State‘s Stewart Theatre. Congolese and a dy nanuc present." Bailey said Friend graduated from African pop at 515d lot) for more singing, dancing and guitar playing will be featured. SeeWIENER, Page The concert will be a festive information. V! f’ GHANA, Ptltfr‘ T )

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November l8, W94 Technician A paper that is entirely theproduct oftlte virulent hotly l’t’t'l’lttt’y at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and lilftlt‘l the very life oft/re campus are regntereu’. College life without its journal is blank. li't'llltlt'ltlll. vol. I. no. /. February I. [9le

Drinking law misinterpreted I Discouraging underage Simply paying off the ticket results in a misdemeanor being on their drinking is one thing. Falsely record. The $60 fine pays for the charging students in order to citation as well as court cost. When do so is another. an offender pays this line. he is basically pleading guilty. 'l‘htis. he has ttbltc‘ Safety is job is to protect a criminal record. The proper fine. students. not harm them Bill w inch is $35. just pays for the lately. it is ov'erstepping its citation. bounds in the name of law and order. Public Safety is making a gross Some officers have charged l‘l-year- oversight of the law's it is supposed to old and Ill—year—old students with enforce. Representatives of Alcohol misdemeanors for drinking alcohol ,_ Law Enforcement have been invited as opposed to the infraction with to campus to give the training these which they are suppose to be charged. officers should already have. The misdemeanor is subject to a $60 Undergraduate drinking is a problem fine and a criminal record whereas the that should be addressed. but not at infraction is subject to a $25 fine and the expense of the law. Public Safety no criminal record. has an obligation to know the law and Apparently. this is not the first time enforce it properly. Police can get the Public Safety has been taken to task message across about underage on the issue of mischarging alcohol drinking without unjustly charging offenders. students.

Great concept, no participation Commentary I A plan to bus students to Finley busing. But the senate sold Carter-Finley is a good idea no only 25 tickets for the Homecoming one seems to want. game against Duke. Citizens should always question authority At this point in the season. most football fans already have a tailgating Government is not only a part of I they are subject to punishment for fter the first trial run. shuttling everyday life. but a fairly simple idea. l breaching the law of nature. People cart routine. Even at the beginning of the Government ofany kind is basically a l also be punished for defying the monopoly students to football games by semester. busing may have had a monopoly on punishment. A government l l by exacting their own punishment upon bus a potentially good idea limited response. After all. one can't claims not only the ability to punish those Jason ll someone else. regardless of that person's —— is being reconsidered due to low tailgate from a bus. who v iolate others‘ rights. but claims the l guilt or innocence. turnout. exclusive right to that ability Some l Nozick also notes that the justice handed Yet there are advantages — the best governments go beyond this base into Burgess out by the monopoly would have to be it is difficult to get students involved of which has gotten fraternity redistributing wealth or prohibiting acts governmental legitimacy limited for the government to be in anything this late in the semester. members on buses for years: it‘s a that are for personal gain and protection. First of all. why have a government at legitimate. The protection for supporters Most students have already developed Regardless of w hat government people all" No/ick‘s book begins with a question. would be against force. theft. fraud and so good strategies for everything from great way to be responsible if you live under. they should question the “lf the state did not exist. would it be on He states that a more extensive studying to sleeping to socializing. know you're going to be drinking legitimacy and the actions oftlie necessary to invent it "‘ He calls the gov er'nmcnt would violate a person's alcohol. govcrnment. ltist because the governmcnt absence of government the State-of- rights not to be forced to do certain things. The Student Senate‘s plan was to is widely accepted doesn‘t mean it‘s Nature. in this State—of-Nature. people can such as aid other members of the society. sell tickets for $2 apiece. Because Student Senate has done sortie silly legitimate, and just bcciiusc a legitimate act as they see fit. as long as it doesn‘t These are bttt a few of the ideas that can Carter—Finley is so far frotn campus. things. but this isn't one of them. This government passes a regulation doesn‘t break the bounds of the law of nature. 'l he result from not simply accepting busing students to games at a low cost is an idea that made sense. mean the regulation is in the people's best law of nature is. simply. don‘t harm everything the government and its seemed like a good idea. interests. anyone else's life. health. liberty or supporters tell you. The government wants The busing may have failed. but the Many sec our gov eriiment tn this country possessions. you to believe absolutely that it's not only The Duke and Florida State games Student Senate at least succeeded in as legitimate and rigliteous only because Of course. with no one claiming a legitiiiiale. but benevolent as well. They were going to be trial runs for Carter— getting input. it's all they ‘ve ever know ll. They monopoly on punishment. retribution for aren‘t going to help you come tip with approach the government w ith the blind breaking the law of nature would be left your own ideas. and they will lie if it faith and loyalty of a well~trained dumb tip to the individual or group transgressed makes them look better. animal. Believing the government is truly against. You will be told that the best way to get Ignorance of system common benevolent at all times. however. is This is. to put it bluntly. an anarchy. It‘s something done is to work through the becoming less common. an anarchy that would work. were it not government. You will be told that to The days of the l'nited States ruined by greed. power lust and hate. question the legitimacy of the government I The administration did a transcripts btit not calculated into government being seen as the hand of God which are all basic human qualities. is heretical. reactionary and vicious. In their GPAs. and the only viable authority are gone. Let‘s suppose we do need some short. you will be told to comply and poorjob of handling publicity People who have some semblance of institution to step forward and monopolize conform. of the new grading policy. But for those who get the full brunt. identity are now questioning the punishment. No/ick devises the form of ldon't suggest a revolution. I don't ignorance is all too prevalent. motivations and ideas of ottr government. government that he calls the minimal suggest riots or public outcry. Idon't This change is definitely for the better. state. In the minimal state. a group of suggest that anyone support anarchy. s most students don‘t already The students whom this policy could but I have bigger questions in mind. l people forms an institution to monopolize democracy or any other foriti of know. the plus/minus grading harm were not at NCSU when the considered some particularly puz/Iing punishment for and only for those government. I don‘t suggest that anyone system went into effect this plus/minus debate was going on. No questions while reading from Robert members of society who contribute money do anything except think like an intelligent semester for all freshman. transfer one ever asked them how they felt No/ick's "Anarchy. State. and [Ttopiaf' to the institution. being. l suggest that you question and first-year graduate students. about plus/minus grading. which makes some very good points about However. whether people pay or not. authority. Chancellor Larry Monteith approved And even worse. the administration the change last year and put it into did not bother to inform new students. effect despite an overwhelming outcry University policy requires professors Hunting’s an honorable sport, not murder from students. A two-year trial at to let students know how they will be N.C. State indicated the system When l first feel those cool winds humane'.’ A swift kill by a hunter's bullet lowered students~ grade-point graded. Presumably that means not blowing otit of the North my memory goes leW _W WWW “ l or a slow agorii/tng death as a result of averages by" .(iol. only how much weight tests. quiz/es back to the fall season and all it entails. starvatton or disease" and homework will have. btit what My iiiriid drifts to \lll‘IL‘t,l\ like football Most vegetarians I've met still wear This system is bad news at a grading system will be used as well. games. digging otit my favorite flannel leather shoes. belts or coats. I‘m sure they university where students already shirts and roaming the wooded hills of my keep the rodent and insect populations have lots of trouble graduating. Since the university went ahead with youth with my trusted single-shot shotgun. around their homes iti check. Aren't you ignorance is bliss for the majority of a new policy very much against the l was raised in a rural area where the extinguishing a life when you kill a the students who will not be affected will of the students who knew about ntual of hunting was passed down from cockroach? it seems that the level of generation to generation. I can remember There was a code of honor involved in compassion increases as the specimen by this new system. Anyone who was it. everyone‘s best interest would be a time. probably somewhere in my middle hunting. The game laws could easily be considered becomes larger and t'urrier. here before this semester will see the served if the terms of the policy were school years. when the hobby became a broken by someone in the middle of The reality of the wilderness is not a plus/minus grading on their as clear as possible. passion among my friends and me. It was nowhere miles away from civilization. But Bambi cartoon or a Grizzly Adams rerun. a way to exert our desire to be accepted by you rarely saw anyone go over their limit. Wild animals live in a harsh world that our peers and our parents as men. You had i think one of the reasons was that hunters involves intense competition and a daily come of age when you were trusted with are taught the natural order of things. struggle for survival. it is the Technician such a responsibility. ()verharvesting meant harming responsibility of man to watch over what North Carolina State University is Nt’li'Sptlpt’l‘ Since 1920 And it was quite a responsibility for a populations. but limited harvesting is left of the natural world and initiate youngster to undertake. The first step for actually keeps the population in check. measures which will ensure the survival of Eorroa IN CHIEF MANAGING Eonon me was a hunter's safety course which I heard someone remark the other day any given species. There are altemate Colin 8. Boatwright J. Keith Jordan taught the local game laws. but the major that the deer were gaining revenge for methods of population control being Colin ncsuedu Keith"[email protected] emphasis was on gun safety. I learned the being hunted by flinging themselves at investigated by wildlife biologists. but awesome power and damage that even a cars on l—4li. I knew the exact stretch of hunting is the most economical and News Editor...... Ron Batcho Business Manager ...... Lee Bryan smallgauge shotgun could inflict on road mentioned and couldn't help thinking effective method existing today. Editorial Page Editor ...... Josee Daoust Advertising Director...... Robert Sadler various targets and shuddered at the what a ridiculous statement that was. This it has been a couple of years since l've Sports Editor ...... Owen S. Good Advertising Manager ...... Mandi Taintor thought ofever accidently’ shooting a area is off limits to hunting. which has been hunting. but i still eat meat almost et cetera Editor...... Jean Lorscheider Classifieds Manager ...... Joy Stokes human being. I was taught that a gun is resulted in a population explosion of the every day. ['m not ashamed of it. [didn't Photography Editor ...... Erin Beach Ads Production Manager ...... Bruce Myles not a toy. it was a tool to be respected and herd. The deer are also involved in the rut create the natural order of things [just Design Editor ...... Hunter Morris Circulation Manager ...... Mike Jordan treated as if it was loaded at all times. Yoti and are actively seeking mates. resulting live in it. As an otnnivore. it would be never pointed a gun. loaded or unloaded. in more roaming about. hypocritical to condemn hunting. The Graphics Editor ...... Danny Wilson Archives Manager...... Susan Russell at anyone. Man has constantly encroached on the natural environment ofthe meat most of Copy Desk Chief...... Michele Borowsky Personnel Director ...... ,Jodie Johnson Another major concern was the ethics natural world. The elimination of natural us eat daily is not the grocer‘s refrigerated Assignments Editor ...... Christian Dick WWW Administrator ...... Brian Watson involved in the sport. I was taught to be predators that keep herd size in check. display. but that helps us disassociate the Opinions expressed in the columns, cartoons and letters that appear on Technician's pages are the views proficient with my weapon and take shots combined with the loss of precious habitat truth of what we are consuming. of the individual writers and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials that appear on the left side oi the editorial at game only within sufficient range. in has contributed to the state of inbalance in It is possible vegetarianism. synthetic page arethe opinion of the paper and arethe responsibility ofthe Editor in Chief. order to assure a clean kill. The thought of the deer population. When overpopulation Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student-run newspaper of N.C. State University and is published occurs there is little food to go around and clothing materials and artificial methods every Monday. Wednesday and Friday throughout the academic year from August through May except wounding an animal. only to have it run starvation is the norm. Disease runs of population control are trends of the during holidays and examination periods. Mailing address is Box 8608. Raleigh. NC 27695-8608. Subscription offand suffer for a prolonged death. didn't rampant through herds whose resistance is future. Until we reach that plateau of cost is $50per year. Printed by Hinton Press. Mohane. NC. rest easily on my mind. Luckily. l never low due to malnutrition. evolution. we should give careful POSTMASTER: Send any address changes toTechnician, Box 8608. Raleigh, NC 27695-8608. experienced that scenario during my consideration to whom we point fingers at -J hunting years. You make the decision. What is more and label as inhumane. November 18. 1994 et cetera Page 7

Wiener (‘IIIIIIIIIII'I/ IIIIIII I‘IIuI‘ i May \Hlll it Ilegtee III IIIIIrIIalIxIn. The Arts and Activities Programs of the and xIIId the \VIeIIeI‘ItIIIiIIle experience hax _L‘I\L'll her man) I'uture Ioh contactx llotdoggerx are eIIIplIIyeIl for one University Student Center offer over 700 events year. and make about $30 thoIIxIInIl Before the} are xent out on the road. the ”gIIIIIlI’IIII IIIIIlIIIxxaIlIIIx" each year. muxt complete Hot Dog: llIgh." II one-\Ieek trIIIIIIIIIa name where the hixtory III ()xcat Mayer and the PIII’JCI Conrzrrsv at out,” Mmm d}ttttmlcx III \\ ienertnohllex are These drivers are proud of their hot rod hot dog. learned. IlIIIereIIt people that you learn to xpeakerx and many different Th6 llIIlIlIIgIJL‘I'x Ittlx‘c lltt‘ get along \\Ith.” l‘TlL‘lltl xIIIIl. "The veeroIIx III the ()xcur Mayer Werner Wienermohtle III collegex. paI‘IIIlex \VII-nerIIIIIhIIe Ix a great way III theme. Center Stage and promotional e\entx The} promote the company and make ()xcar decorate the hot dog houever the) people happy Mayer rectuitx college Stewart Theatre is the home of Center Stage, the want. “Illilll teI'taIII lllllllx III' taxte. '\ll_\ pIohIeIIIx \IItlI the Hotdogger jIIniorx and xeniorx )early to make and gIIe IIIII IIIte lIttIe thIIng xIIch pIIxItIIIII’ the trek to the WIxc‘IIanti professional performing arts series at NCSU. Center ax IIIIIIIIIIIIIe \VII-III‘IIIIIIIIIle "\IIIIIetIIIIex the \VIeIIerIIIIIhIle heaIlIIIIIII'teIx :llltl heIoIIIe \\lll\IlL‘x. IIIII he hard to IlrIIL'.” xhc xaId. llIIIIlIIgL'L‘rx. 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' li.lllt'_\ ~.IIII Harte) IIIIch that It Ix llllllxlltll IIII’ liIeIItuIIlly xtudentx‘ at NCSl} Will annually, featuring ceramics, textiles, sculpture. The k‘lllllllllllllxrlllttll lIctIIeeII the lltt'xc‘ Iltxctt‘ltltt‘x III t'IIIltt' together he able to xtudy III Ghana. and phIIIIIgIIIplII‘Ix Illltl their xIIiIIeclx III I,I.IItlII’ on a PHIICCT. Tthr xtIIIlentx from Ghana will he able to furniture, outsider art, and architectural, visual, I’exIIlteIl III .III IIItI'IacIIIIII that can he l‘Jk kgt'IILIIIle “gIIC the \hU“ xtudy here, ;\ student trip III IIIrtheI xeeII III the photox llIe xIIhIech xIIIIII-tlIIIIe IlIlleI'eIII " dexelop the program Ix xcheduletl graphic and products design and photography; tll'L‘lhl _|llxl xItIIIIg tor a portrart the} HI-IIII-e the II'Ip, BIIIle}. (‘ox and tor January xCem ;Ix IIII'IIIIIx IllNlill the ch‘. Ix made no planx III ethhIt “Tune (‘hangex IIII time to die" currently on exhibition, through December 11: photographetx :Ix the photographerx their photox The three IlIIlII'I come “Ill be IIII Ilixpla} through TIIexIla} are about them together .Ix a team until they “ere at the xchool 0T design Bob Trotnum: A Retrospgcjiveg Ftfliture and Sculpture, FOLIIIL’ldthHS Gallery; and, SALES/MANAGEMENT Opportunities Unlimited Nlark Lcithausgglfitilfings, DI'flZt’iijS’S mid Prints lleadqtiarteted In .‘xI-II III-leans, Cannon Gallery (’l‘ue-liri, lZnoon-Spm; Milliken Ix; .\lII lltll‘l‘w Is II national Sat—Sun, 2pm-8pm; Free) leader In the Iapidlt growing commI-I'I'Ial IIIlIeI IIIIII II‘IIlIIxtI'v We attained IlIIx lI-adI-I'xhtp through an l‘lIllt’Plt'llt’lll rat I IIlItII'I- and an aIIIIude III doing It I'Itgltt and doing It now \otlIIIIg I.IIII\. Ittxt hard work and IIIII I'oIIImItIneIIt III III- the \ l‘l'\ lIe~I at what we do. \o lllIlllI‘l \\ hether you are a lIeII-IIIlIeI III \lil\ graduate, llI‘\\’ Ix the lllllt' to make that Important I .IIIII-I IlI-I IonII II you're a people pI-Ixon who eniovx a challenge and hard Work has an aptItIIde tor mllkN and an ambition tor InaIIagemI-nt, this may he Ittst the opportunrty you've been looking tor, lII learn more, call today tor a tree vIdeo and other intornration. Sue Sexton Milliken 8: Michaels Hit (800) 735-6008 Fax - (504) 837-3230 Bob TrIItIIIIIII's Table Dream, 7987, [InssIIIIIIId, maple and ptgttlt’llfh‘. 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Suite lll.‘ it it“ \Z‘N, \lt llnlt'l l!.l'i\l\'.'\ Patties isiiil I» s tits“ ills‘t‘Hle-W: llli’w's .10“ and ”It!“ Raleigh. Nt‘ -‘Nl‘r For ..i.2 \luti" (heath/e \Illdll tr»nip e mi Interested In Spiritual tirowlh \ll“l)l(’\l N'l "(NH “'Nl'KlNl. BREAK 95‘” (irezit opportunity to earn Xmas 5. lls‘ll trip pliis tiiiiitiiisaii-tis‘ l ..22 l .\nd Reformed Riltlleul l'ri-iii'ltittu'.‘ \l’Plilt' \l'll)\\' our spat-tilts. \tiiet'iiii‘s fll Spring Break \ecil corneal. people to sell iiniiiuc siiil sf] iiijl l‘ileiiiti l‘ieslwli'timit lii.l.li \ilnilds lav tiliizatuiitnl \n' .. 131. \t \l tampon}? t tin ll.il‘liiiti.is. protliitl in (‘rahtree Valley Mall Rent (. 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