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Lucas enthuSiastic

Senate begins year by Lynne Griffin Sept. 27;however. this must be approved LUCAS ALSO SAID he intends to Assistant News Editor by the Senate. The purpose of these use his power to its fullest capacity in elections is to select the freshman and order to help the student body. “I will State's Student Senate will meet graduate student senators as well as those tonight for the first time this year to begin not definitely decided in last spring's strive to put forth a stronger influence getting organized for the coming year. election. over the Senate. I will try to exercise to The approval of certain committees and The Senate Standing Committees will the fullest those powers given me by the dates will be the primary points of also be reviewed and any changes will be Constitution and Statutes." business for the night. accepted at that time and the dates of the He explained that he hopes the Student Student Body President Lu Anne following meetings of the Senate will be Government officers can work closer Rogers and Student Body Treasurer Ann decided. together this year in order to benefit the Coates will give their reports on the Senate President Lucas explained to students. Roy Lucas, Student Senate President, is optimistic about the Senate's coming year. The I status of the University and the Senate at the Technician yesterday that the Senate meeting of the year tonight at 7:30 pm. in room 3118 of the'Student Center. this stage of the year. Roy Lucas. student will do its best” this year to use its money “We‘re going to try to keep the senate president. will also include his to help as many students as possible-not executive positions working together this comments and remarks. just individuals and small groups. year in the most beneficial manner." he THE MEMBERS OF the Elections “The Senate will try to utilize its money commented. ' Board. selected by President Rogers. will this year in providing services. etc.. for The Student Senate meeting will be be up for the Senate's approval as well as the majority of the students. We'll try to held in the Senate chambers on the third the schedule of the fall's elections. The put the money to use to benefit as many floor ofthe Student Center tonight at 7:30 \Water crisis still ’at large’ tentative date for the primary election is students as we can." he stated. p.m. ' by Greg Rogers and 2.5 million from Durham. gallons a day last Sunday. "the lowest yet News Editor “WE'RE STILL urging residents to on that gauge." according to Raleigh conserve water until the water shortage is Utilities Director Jesse S. Goodman. Jr. Sunny skies and fair weather continued over." Fletcher stated. “It means there will be even less water Activists stage Raleigh march, rally over the Raleigh area Tuesday as the The flow ofthe Neuse River as of 7 am. at the Falls guage than there was at the drought-stricken Neuse River had little yesterday morning was 10.24 million record low of 5.62 million gallons last hope for any rain to replenish its rapidly gallons of water a day. with consumption Wednesday. Upstream readings let us dwindling water supply. for Monday hitting 17.301 million gallons. know what's cominggdown," he explained. Margot Fletcher. assistant research and The normal flow of the Neuse River is “The situation still looks pretty bleak." in protest of political prisoners information officer for the city of Raleigh, 400 million gallons a day. Goodman said. told the Technician yesterday that the Last Saturday between 6 pm. and 2 The city of Goldsboro has. in recent by Greg Rogers Punishment. encouraged. the boycott of as long as they are imprisoned. we are all water shortage situation was still basi- a.m. on Sunday-—-the river’s flow below days. offered to sell Raleigh some of its News Editor the J.P. Stevens textiles and again in danger." cally in the same condition it has been for the city’s Northside Treatment Plant water. but according to Fletcher. there demanded the release of may of the The tone of the march was peaceful and the past several weeks. reached the highest point in several would be no way to transport the water in Several thousand protestors marched in political prisoners in North Carolina. Mayor Jyles J. Coggins issued a state- The four lakes which supply the weeks. However. an upstream reading at a feasible manner. Raleigh on Monday in a “National March Speaking of the Wilmington 10 and the ment after the march. saying that the southside treatment plants with water are noon last Sunday provided predictions of AN EMERGENCY city ordinance for Human and Labor Rights." peacefully Charlotte 3. Davis said. “But I think it is group was “well behaved and conducted still at the same levels. according to low flows to come. which prohibits citizens from washing cars protesting political and social prisoners absolutely imperative that we realize that themselves with restraint." Fletcher. and Raleigh is still receiving five THE UPSTREAM gauge. located near or watering lawns and shrubs remains in acres the state. million gallons of water a day from Butner 1-85 registered a flow of 11.47 \million effect. . Among those who attended the rally a. . '5 4. were Angela Davis. co-chairperson of the ! National Alliance Against Racist and Political RepresSion. Senator Julian Bond. who will be a featured speaker this Thursday night at Stewart Theatre and Attorney Jerry Paul. defense attorney in the Joan Little case. . Davis. in a statement prepared for the march. said “this is a national march in every sense of the word" and stressed that loyalty and unity were important in the group achieveing' its purposes. "Those of us from outside North Carolina have come to march for the Wilmington 10. the Charlotte 3. the poor and powerless who fill the 77 prisons in this state. the working class of North Carolina now choking on brown lung and Alice Denson low wages." Davis stated. Thousands of people march in Raleigh in protest of the political and social prisoners across the state in a Davis made suggestions to the protes- “National March for Human and Labor Rights." tors about. new ways to deal with Capital

Waterbed sales ’swimmingly’ good

by Jan Jackson “OF COURSE” our records are not Students are some ofour best customers." Farnum considered the effect of the Writer - complete." he continued. “but I‘d day 95 Always anxious to plug their product. tidal wave of waterbed sales. “It's Staff per cent of our business is from the the waterbed salesmen did offer sug- something i've thought about. something “Swimmingly” is the only word to Raleigh. Durham and Chapel Hill area. gestions for conserving water even with I'm concerned about. At this point. you water beds in the One man in Raleigh was moving to the use of their product. could conserve by holding off filling the describe the selling of though." “DON'T TAKE full baths." suggested waterbed.’ Raleigh—Chapel Hill area. regardless of Greenville. “MY FRIEND SAYS the water shortage. Fred Carswell. of Chapel Hill's Lily Pad Carswell. ”Take half baths. five or six he wishes we sold With between 125 and 200 gallons Waterbeds. commented that his sales days would probably make up the enough to have an impact. His point is well needed to fill one of these waterlogged were not affected “to any great extent.”s difference." taken. If we sold a couple of hundred a pleasure pads. what is the reason for their Conversely. however. Carswell said that Mattews commented. “You can use day. that might make a difference, but at success? “few of our customers are from the recycled water. It's difficult to pinpoint three units a day we don't have that much . John Farnum. of North Carolina Wa- Durham—Raleigh area." what kind. Use a funnel with rinse water effect." “August has Even with the most splashy product. from a washing machine with some kind of Farnum explained. “Filling a waterbed I". terbeds in Raleigh, admitted. Matthews. of filter would prpbably be best." probably has the effect of flushing your . . . nee Demon been our largest month. We‘ve sold more sales are not unsinkable. Art Angela Davis, co-chairperson of the National than any previous month in the five and a Emory Waterbeds. explained. "Sales are a Continued Matthews. “We have rec- john about 10 times." Alliance Against h 'st and Our lettle down. What has affected it. I can't ommended not changing around 'the The answer is obvious—if you want to Political Repression, stresses loyalty and unity in her speech to l eaceful half years we'sve been in business. able to waterbeds. Any draining would. of course. set your bed 'afloat. give up the protesters. biggest day was August 30. Why. I don't answer. Maybe students not being bathroom—totally. I know." ' fill their waterbeds had an effect. require refilling." On The Brickyard A

State students give opinions on Pullen Bridge repairs

by Earl F. Needham should do it this summer if possible. It could not be enacted since the area sort of temporary bridge. to carry the Staff Writer seems like they always wait to do the belongs to Pullen Park. that included traffic between now and when the b.idgc ‘worl: around here until there's the biggest Pullen Bridge as part of an inner campus is completed. What about all the people Pullen Bridge will have to be closed for bulk of students on compus. I think it loop and a second bridge for through that live over there? It's a throughway. repairs sometime in the near future. The definitely should be repaired. After all. it traffic. Bradburn stated. “it would have I'm glad they are finally doing something repairs are to be extended over approxi- been an acceptable solution to the though. We really need a new bridge. mately a nine-month period during which problem. After all. they don’t really have Ecomonics major Bob Youngblood the traffic load will be shifted to Dan Allen any other solutions except to tear down thought the city should have given more Road. Viewing this situation's vast Pullen Bridge and build another one and consideration in its decision to tear down leave the traffic system like it is. JUNIOR CANDY Elkins. a recreation and parks administration major from Durham stated. “I think it's going to cause a big traffic problem on campus. I mean. Dan Allen is the only way to get between Hillsborough Street and Western Boule— vard. I think it is definitely necessary. If the bridge needs to be built. then it just Candy Elkins needs to be built. so what can you do but Ron Wilkins, , potential effect on the students. .011 The build it?" Pullen Bridge. Brickyard asked several students for their Junior Vanina Murray. a chemical "It exemplifies the lact of planning on opinions regarding the repair of Pullen engineering major from Charlotte. ques- the part of the Raleigh City Council.” Bridge. I ("7 tioned the city's foresight in dealing with stated the freshman from Raleigh. “They Sophomore Beverly Bradburn. a pre-vet Bob Youngblood the traffic problem. should have torn it down in the summer. stated. “I think it's ”What in the world are they going to do There's just entirely too much traffic in student from Concord. does need it. I live on campus. so it won't with all that traffic?" she asked. “I really the regular year. Maybe they could, going to be a pretty bad inconvenience. don't understand what they are doing. There really should be another way of affect me like it will everyone else." Cottingham [SOP Sludrnts. page 3] the same thing. They Commenting on the proposal. which “It seems like they would build some - Charlie accomplishing --_.‘a JV... ,A‘.. Two / Technician September 8, 1976 Beer cans bring Phi Kappa Phi, Lamda Kappa

Alpha, Lee Dormitory awards in Miller contest by belen tart Quadropbonic Component System. Second. Preys went on to explain that the given away are valued at $6.000-87000 per StaffWriter place.Lamda Kappa Alpha. won a Royal contest. which was held here last spring. campus per contest. electric portable typewtriter. Third place. is a continuing one. This fall. it is being According to Preve. “We're doing this Beer cans have indirectly brought Phi Kappa Tau. won a Panasonic portable held in Chapel Hill. The contest may be to try to help educate the public about the prizes to three of State's fraternities and radio. held here at State next semester. but that problem of conservation. The cans are one of the dorms. Miller Pick-'Em-Up The dormitory division winner. Lee Donn. is by no means definite. It's all up to Mims recycled. as well as the bottles. and the Contest winners have recently received won 8500. According to Frank Provo"of Distributing Company. for Miller. and The money made from the recycling is given to ’ their prizes. the local Miller distributors. Lee was the University. for the dorms and Frats. the Inter-Fraternity Council. The dorms First place winner in the fraternity only. dorm who MM the minimum The program is offered at 95 colleges didn't really donate enough to make division. Pi Kappa Phi. won a Panasonic requirements needed to enter the contest. and universities across the country. Prizes giving them the money feasible."

sow. '1 Julian Bond to lecture at Stewart by Karen Gaston Sept. 9 at p.rn.. speaking on the topic of merited. “Politics in a political year is of collection of his speeches in a book called Staff Writer new politics. interest to the student body” and a ATimetoSpeaLAtimeTertand has David Hinton. programs chairman of speaker like Bond is what “they want to had his poems printed in several national Julian Bond. state senator from Georgia the Union Activities Board. was able to hear." publications such as “Life." “Motive." and an activist in the ‘civil rights bring Bond to State with the help of the “Beyond the Blues." and freedomwaya." movement. will be at Stewart Theater American Programs Bureau. Hutton com- The cost of having Bond come to lecture was 82,000 which partially came from student fees. The admission price of 60 . I: A -__l -L---;. £--....I—_.2..'—.— cents for students and one dollar for " “ \r‘vri‘ic-anu—urccsc lunuralsing others will help cover this cost. According to Hinton. “A good turnout would also show interest in politics at N.C. State and bring other political speakers to the party for Eugene McCarthy campus." BOND WAS BORN in Nashville. Tennessee in 1940. He attended More- house College and participated in several slated for Thursday night civil rights organizations while there. In 1965. he was elected to the Georgia House A wine-and cheese fucdraising jparty are pf'anned. While McCarthy will prob- of Representatives but was denied the for the Eugene McCarthy for President ably not be on the ballot in North Carolina. seat because of his views of the Vietnam campaign will be held Thursday. Sept. 9 at voters are asked to write his name in. He War. A Supreme Court decision allowed 6:30 p.m.. 331 Dabney. It will precede Sen. is already on the ballot in about 25 states Bond to take his seat in 1967. After four Julian Bond's lecture and Bond is and is expected to get ballot status in at terms in the House. he was elected to the scheduled to appear at the party. least 40 states. State Senate where he now serves. Donations of whatever peoplCle can Throughout the fall. weekly fundraising During the 1968 Democratic National .. afford will be accepted from those who. partiesfor the Met-thy campaign will be - Convention, Bond cochairperSOned the V wish to contribute. Anyone of any Pélitical held at 1620 Simpkins St. Dates will be Georgia Loyal National Democratic Dela- persuasion is welcome to attend to find announced later. Volunteers are needed gation. At the convention he was out abut Sen. McCarthy's active. nation- now for all aspects of the campaign. nominated for vice president. but was too Gary Joyner, president wide campaign. Anyone wishing further information of Lee Dorm, receives a $500 check from Charles The fundraising party marks the about the fundraising events. volun- young at 28 to accept the nomination. Dunnebacke, area manager of Miller Brewing Co. beginning of intensive McCarthy cam- teering. or any aspect of the McCarthy Among his other accomplishments. Julian Bond paign efforts in’the State area. Literature campaign isways at 832-5141. 162) Simp- Bond has been named to Time magazine's tables. speeches and brochure mailings kins St.. Raleigh 27806. “200 Leaders List". has published a ¥‘§§'¥I.QOD reeveseeorsu

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State scientist develops new, stricter testing methods Some processed foods currently passing food. equipment or food handling. Its some of the bacteria. making it inactive The work affects researchers. industry government regulations might not make it presence is an indication of improper and not apparent for our tests: To get an and regulatory agency personnel. because under stricter testing methods being sanitation." Speck said. accurate reading on the amounts of the findings mean that new standards _ developed by scientists at State. Under current testing techniques, coliforms. we must allow for the recovery must be set up for allowable coliform Dr. Marvin Speck. the State scientist which involve growing bacteria in cul— or repair process that the injured bacteria amounts and new methods for testing who developed sweet acidophilus milk. is tures. not all of the dangerous coliforms undrego." must be devised and standardized. studying certain bacteria which are are being detected. Speck explains why: “It's darned urgent that we have testing The discoveries about injured bacteria indicators of impurities in foods. “Some of the environmental factors measures as precise and accurate as testing more difficult. “The coliform bacteriahas been used as affecting the culture-such as heat. light. possible since our food processing is “Since we're only testing for colifornt an index of sanitation--whether related to cold or any number of things-can injure becoming more centralized." he said. bacteria. we must add materials to the culture to keep other bacteria out--and keep coliforms in without injury. The old ‘ methods. we've found. were injuring Students give comments on construction, many coliforms." “We are defeated unless we allow for the repair of injured bacteria in our testing." traffic problems of a new Pullen Bridge Because of the discovery. Speck has been working with other scientists and representatives of industriesand regula- [continuedfrom page 1] the way it is." tory agencies to devise a compendium of Cottingham further commented. “I methods for the microbiological examin- re-route it through campus. They prob- didn't like driving overlit very much. I ation of foods. ably should have built the inner' campus always waited until I was the only one Dr. Blbek Bay has been spearheading loop. Whoever is planning this whoie thing there and then I went over it as fast as I the basic microbiological research in‘the must have and Engineering degree from could. so that maybe if it fell down. I injury study. and has been working out Carolina." would still carry over to the other side.” applications of the research in other tests High Point native Charlie Cottingham Sophomore Ron Wilkins. a textiles for bacteria. expressed satisfaction in the city finally major from Enfield. said the city had The study is being financed by the U.S. taking action concerning Pullen Bridge. “I long in making a decision Food and Drug Administration with about think it's about time." said the senior taken much too $10.000each year. Speck said. botany major. “They put it off for such a about Pullen Bridge. “It's very much like acidophilus re- long time. After all, it was comdemned “They should have done it a long time search." Speck said. “we must try to keep three years ago. It could have been v ry ago." Wilkens said. “It's been delayed for a high level of activity of the bacteria and dangerous." /9\ a while now. Routing the traffic through avoid injury‘so that our testing will be “It's going to be a real mess ith the Dan Allen will cause a problem because of accurate-and we have to try to keep traffic and all. ms like this ' bad time ‘ all the students that have to cross it." useful bacteria active in the foods." to be starting on this. could've been Wilkins continued. “So they're going to The new procedures are being devel- started in the summer when there’s not as take it down and put it back up again. oped to asure the safety of food and to Doesn’t it seem like wherever you're going another hole appears? much traffic. I hope they don't take much huh? Well. I hope they get it right this Vanina Murray accurately evaluate shelf life. Speck of the park. They should leave the park time." concluded.

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The Angela Davis march on Monday brought in the beginning? They were frightened out of back memories of yesteryear to many people their wits), but they gradually became accus- who survived t ' sixties together. ' tomed to it. Perhaps they never (actually It may got/Tue occurred to the average accepted it entirely but once they had been studentwhen he or she first heard of the march, exposed to such a raidcal thought, it made it but upon looking at the material handed out and easier for them to accept the lessradical thoughts reading the reports in the newspapers, one along the same lines. couldn’t help but feel that the media people were The late sixties were an amazing period in the caught up in their fond memories of good hard growing up of the United States. Pandemonium‘ news in abundance back in the goold old days. was breaking out all over the country. A Throughout the reporting there was a familiar revolution was going on. Drugs swept out of tone. The march was frequently called “peace nowhere, along with complete disassociation ful" in reports, a shadow of times when it was the from the previous generation. There were exceptional march which turned out peaceful. radicals everywhere, perhaps more at one time The most nostalgic part of the whole march, from different directions than at any time in however, was the presence of Angela Davis. it recent history. They did their jobs and some takes a few minutes of remembering to realize extreme revolutionary changes came into being. exactly how long ago that was. it seems to occur And now the Revolution is over, we are to us that it was sometime in 1968 (the summer, assured. You remember the Revolution. It was maybe?) that Ms. Davis first came into. the spoken of if you were. hip and you knew what it spotlight, through her being fired froma teaching meant, only it didn't mean the same thing to ' job because she was an avowed Communist. it different people. That was the strange thing wasn't until later that she became involved in the about it. All the radicals are schoolteachers, or in famous trial over the guns used in a exile or reformed or politicians or have become courtroomtbreak in which a judge was killed. absorbed into the system in some way. . , Nineteen sixty-eight. That's eight years. A But there are still some radicals left. Stokeley lifetime. Ancient history. Eight years ago back Carmichael, for one. He still breathes fire and , then was the Kennedy-Nixon debate, Eisen- raises hell at every possible turn, and is a hower. and all the rest. Kind of makes one powerful orator who frequently even has homesick, doesn’t it? audiences which are shocked by his beliefs Things have changed since then—a lot. The laughing in spite of themselves. War (remember that?) went away and so did the Angela Davis is another. She isn’t a bit various violent and nonviolent protest move- satisfied with what has gone on and is still ments, except for a few people. Radicals were all demanding change. Timothy Leary is out of jail, over the place back then, but we use the termnot and while he claims to be reformed we.still think unkindly. And society needs its radicals as much or more than it needs its solid citizens. The And we think it’s fine. Radicals are the natural radicals signal change. They are the conscience means the body politic has of evolving to meet of a people, and they cause change in society. the changing needs of the people in it. There is Almost invariably the radicals do not get the also something exciting about radicals, even change they wanted, but the society changes in those in whomyou don’t believe. Go on. Tell us that direction nevertheless. They have the you're not fascnated by Adolph Hitler. We like important job of trying to get society’s mind to radicals, to the point that we have been accused start thinking in a certain way, y bringing in ideas of being accused of being more than a little that it hadn’t considered before. Frequently radical ourselves. And that's okay. Radicals are society in general is completely repulsed by the good for you. Those radical things are the ones newness of the idea in the beginning (remember that provide the fine-tuning in life. Not to how they made fun of rock and roll and long hat 5 (mention life. __ ‘ y The Technician is published by the students of Nort This is your last warning! We’re not kidding. Come to the staff meeting tonight at 7:30 in the Carolina State University every Monday, Wednesda Techncian office or you will not be able to participate in the making of one of the best college and Friday during the school year except exa oeriods and holidays. Address corre'.,.undence to newspapers in the southeast. 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The debates: shades of 1960 by Kevin Fisher For the first time since the election of 1960, that intangible something sometimes referred to candidates are to be commended for agreeing to the presidential candidates of the Republican as “presence." them. And they will certainly be a welcome break and Democratic parties have agreed to And on the other side of the screen was the from “Donny and Marie." head-to-head. televised debates. No doubt both prototype of Robert Redford. John Kenedy was the President and his challenger will review the young. strikingly handsome. articulate. athletic—— famous Nixon/Kennedy debates for potential and born to be on camera. Technician lessons to be learned from them. . As Kennedy breezed through the debates, And indeed. the Ford/Carter matchup could always cool, always collected. answering ques- tions in that classic Massachusetts Howard Barnett ...... m, . Editor produce parallels to that earlier rivalry.» #1 accent, people John Garrison ...... Production Manager 'In his classic Pulitzer prize winning account of forgot the substance of the debates. Many voters Greg Rogers ...... News Editor the 1960 election. The Making of the President, just looked at the two men and made their minds Lynne Griffin ...... Assistant News Editor 1960. Theodore White gives insight into the up strictly on superficial impressions. Jimmy Carroll ...... Sports Editor televised debates of that campaign and their And so it‘ could be again. David Carroll ...... Assistant Sports Editor effect on it. . Ford. though in somewhat different ways than Nam-y Williams ...... Entertainment Editor White points out that although Kennedy did Nixon. may plod along through the debates Advertising Manager ...... Derek White benefitted most from the debates according to to come. stumbling over his answers, if not his Photo Editor ...... Chris Kuretz polls taken on the subject, Nixon actually “won" feet. / them for the most part. Conversely. Carter will likely maintain his 50 why did they help Kennedy and hurt “Southern gentleman" style, repeatedly flash the Production Nixon? Because Kennedy had something going already famous grin, and generally dominate the Helen Tart Rob Carspecken Monica Schanley , for him that Nixon didn’t. something that the debates in terms’ of the aforementioned Sully Williamson Rickey Childrey Beth McCall American people wanted and went for—and “presence" factor. Jcni Murray something that came across like a mack truck on Voters of 1976. however. have for years now ‘ the then politically young mediumof television. been saturated with candidates on televisiori‘in In a word. charisma. some form or fashion. thereby perhaps reducing Ad Design ...... Kevin Fisher On one side of the screen you had Nixon; the the effect of superficial factors in the upcoming « Dwight Smith then vice-president was not an attractNe man, debates. Lenny Sullivan perspired heavily on camera: had five o'cloCk At any rate. the debates are a welcome shadow 24 hours a day, and jus generally lacked addition to this or any campaign, and both .--_.;____.._._.q m--._...- ..,.. . “a...... _,7 ...... 4, e

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The Stars hip could surpass The Airplane with’Spitfire’ “Spitfire" Octpus met with a great make Octopus one of the great bining rockers and ballads but {Kit is in the catchy melody lines sionist Johnny Barbata and Then there is the absence of BFSL-l557 deal more success the Dra- albums of last year. lacking the dominant commer- such as this where Balin makes Chaquico. The former provides Papa John Creach. who con- gonfly. due mainly to the. MOR In actuality. it was Dragonfly cialism of Octopus. his greatest contribution. the perfect rhythm through- tributed immeasurably to the Best Cuts “St. Charles." appeal of the singleMiracles" that deserved the praise. Balin One can find the funkier side Paul Kantner proves unpa- out. while Chaquico dominates group's earlier works. The “Don't Let It Rain" and ‘Hot and the predominantly mis- had already made his comeback of the Starship in the single. ralleled in his composing with the entire album. The young absence is not noticeaable un- Water" taken publicity given it by the with such compositions as the ”Cruisin'. " and “Love Lovely sophisticated rockers like guitarist comes through with less one listens to earlier press. beautiful and rocking ”Caro Love." There is also Grace “Dance With The Dragon" some of his most electrifying albums. After Starship’s return to the Over-zealous reviewers re- line." while Chaquico‘s guitar Slick's and Pete Sears' "Hot (reminiscent of the previous leads yet on “Cruisin'.” "Don't Finally there is Starship's forefront with the brilliant ferred to the album as marking work on the earlier album far Water." featuring the hottest album's “Fast Buck Freddie". Let It Rain" and St. Charles." frequent self-indulgence. They Dragonfly and the overhyped the return-of Marty Balin to the surpassed anything he did on bass lines on the“ album and “Don‘t Let It Rain", and “St: and the rest of the songs would seem to think that if they have commercialism of Red Octupus. group and the emergence of Red Octopus. Slick's overpowering vocals. Charles") be empty without his rhythm a good thing they need to run it it was with anxious skepticism uiiknown Craig Chaquico as a Spitfire is the perfect contin— Balin continues in the “Care and background licks. The into the ground. This often that many people awaited the guitarist of tremendous talent. uation of the precedent set by |ine"/“Miracles" tradition with But the real standouts on energy he puts into every cut is makes some of their best songs Jeffereee Sterehip release of Spitfire. All of this was Supposed to the previous two LP's. com- the single. “With Your Love." Spitfire are veteran percus- nothing less than astounding. (“Caroline," “Miracles." St. astounding. Charles.” etc.) somewhat te- It13 a rare album that has no dious. Theatre bad points. Barbata's “Big City" Despite all of this. Spitfire is In Stewart is similar to “Sweeter Than one of the best albums of the Honey" (from Red Octopus) and year. If the Starship can seems juvenile when placed continue on its present course. Flautist kicks off Jazz/ Pop series next to “Cruisin'. and “St. it should surpass the 60's Charles." Slick's “Switchblade" prominence of the Airplane. Bobbi Humphrey. the rising 17. Only those tickets which are was born. She first made her top ten of the soul charts and is maudlin in the same way as young jazz flautist. is one of not sold on a season basis will mark by moving to New York entered the top fifty pop chart. “Ai Garimasu (There Is Love)." the rare breed of successful be sold for the Bobbi Hum- to study and perform with such it also spawned Bobbi‘s first —Areh McLean lady jazz musicians. 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by John Belong show. one that has brought their initial formal concert energy was supplied by Angel. the singlemost impressive pcr- although a pair of other songs can’t overdub in concert. performer. His studio work critical acclaim to him as rock's appearances in the area. a hard driving group that is former on the Coliseum stage from their Helium Band album. Trower was at his finest should continue to draw ac- GREENSBORO—Robin Tro most reasonable facsimile of The excitement came from reminiscent of Queen. during the entire evening. "Pressure Point and “('hicken during four unstructured jams claim. But as long as his live wer entertained a Greensboro Jimi Hendrix. But most of the Mother's Finest. a show band in Trower. if not disappointing. Trower included. He handled Soup" also drew great res- following “The Fools and Me." performances continue as they Coliseum crowd of approxi- energy and excitement of the the truest sense which had was at least the only unspec- the bass as if it were a lead. and ponse. Their fine. hard-line "Daydream." “Too Rolling have. fans will always walk out mately 6,000 here Friday night evening were provided by a been previously relegated to tacular act on the bill. His brought the house down during rockrand-roll earned numerous Stoned" (which was the finest of the concert hall remem- with his standard rock blues pair of warm-up groups making local night spots. And the performance lacked emotion; it a solo jam that highlighted the new fans in their first North song of the set). and the set bering the back-up bands more. seemed as if the band was night. (‘arolina appearance. closing. “Little Bit of Sym— That‘s what happened Friday merely going through the mo Mother's Finest played 0an Former Procol Harum mem» pathy." evening in Greensboro - the tions of another stop on the three songs during a 35 minute l)t'l‘ Trower then emerged Trower. no doubt. is an night belonged to Mother's tour. set, but was brought back for a latter a series of fireworks established personality and Finest and Angel. Moreover. Trower (who says deserved encore. Included were thrown from the crowd sent he prefers live performances to songs from their only album many ofthe floor level audience studio sessions because he "can Mother's Finest. namely ”Fire." ""l-':"Irl unit) ”‘0 clmrn frn‘ 't make more sound in concert") "Don'tcha Wanna Love Me" hour and twenty minute. ten telephone . 828 simply cannot duplicate the and “Give You All the Love iln< song and two cncore blast of excellence of his album ver- side of Mel." guitar wizardry. sions. He may indeed be the Angel came next and would Trower's major flaw was his white Hendrix. but only if one have been equally impressive. lack of ability to recreate the bases that judgement after except for a pair of uninspiring degree of excellence found on listening to Bridge ofSighs and solo efforts from lead guitarist his recordings. With only Jim- PAINT/and BODY For Earth Below, and not after Punky Meadows and keyboard my Dewar playing bass and Bill listening to him whisk through player Greg Giuffrirt. Lordan on drums to back a concert. The best song of Angel‘s 40 Trower up. the sound lacked its ‘02? S Saunders St Jrrrirny (inldfilrm In his defense. Trower was minute set was “The Fortune." normal power. And Trower brought back for two encores, but that is a standard part of i his act. to make up for an otherwise brief set. And also. even a mediocre Trower set still includes some pretty good music. Mother's Finest opened the show and drew the largest crowd response. Consisting of Glenn and Joyce Murdock on vocals. Gary Moore on lead guitar, Jerry Seay on bass, Barry Borden on drums and Mike Keck on keyboards. mo- ther's Finest was definitely the tightest group of the three. Seay. in fact. may have been

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/ by Jimmy Carroll Evans had what was probably the most indeed. Evans found himself sur- Sports Editor accurate explanation of exactly what rounded by several purple-and-white clad happened in the Paladins’ stunning ”42 tacklers before he could begin to execute In 1492. Christopher Columbus sailed win. the option. He was dropped for losses thousands of miles over the ocean without ”Furman has a good team." said Evans. before the plays began developing on falling off the edge of the earth. In 1909. “We can't make excuses. We had a few more than one occasion. Neil Armstrong walked on the surface of breaks. They had a few breaks. We just “DEFENSIVELY.” SAID REIN. “we the moon. In 1976. Furman defeated State didn't take advantage of ours." knew what we had to do. We just didn't do at Carter Stadium. The Wolfpack. under new head coach Bo a good job of executing it." Though the latter of the above Rein. couldn't mount a consistent offense Rein refused to fault his team for its longshots will not change the course of from its usually reliable veer attack and effort or attitude. . history as the first two did. it was no couldn't apply the clamps to Furman's “I thought the effort was good. It's my doubt the least expected. _ similarly designed but better executed fault the execution wasn't there." he said. For Furman. a school struggling with 50 charge. . “I'd think the fact that we . were scholarship players to remain competitive “Offensively. obviously we didn’t have playing Furman and wer ehighly favored in the unheralded Southern Conference. to much of a passing attack." sighed a entered into it." invade an Atlantic Coast Conference disappointed Rein. the fifth consecutive However. Rein admitted surprise at the bastion like Carter Stadium to meet a State coach who failed to win his first way his squad was manhandled by the Wolfpack team seeking national promi- game with the Wolfpack. “Furman made Paladins. 5-5-1 a year ago. from the game's nence and come out on the winning side two or three adjustments on defense that outset. was more than even the wisest scholar we didn't respond to very well. I thought “l was surprised they took the ball and could have forseen under any circum- we could have some success running the marched on us like they did. And I was stance. ball. but we got thrown for losses so many STATE ouaamnaacx Johnny times." See 'Late,’ page 9 ' rmmmmuitIrmmmrrmmlm “I... 0' It. lb

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to always improve ““ W State quarterback Johnny Evans was often surrounded by Furman defenders in, the Wolfpack's season opener. One of the few bright second half." said backfield spots in State's 17-12 loss to coach Dick Kemp, “but Furman Saturday night was despite that. he still gained the running of sophomore an awful lot of yardage." All-America candidate Ted Both Kemp and Brown Ralph Stringer out for year Brown. Brown rushed for agree there are better mea- 137 yards in 23 attempts and suring sticks of success scored one touchdown. For than just yardage. All—Atlantic Coast Conference Stringer. “But there's next his effort. Brown has been “The main object is to back Ralph Stringer. moved to year." selected the Technician's win." says Brown. “That‘s running back this season. will STATE COACH Bo Rein. Athlete of the Week. . the true incentive for me. miss the remainder of the 1976 whose Wolfpack was edged Brown picked up right not the yardage or the season because of an aggra~ 17-12 by Furman Saturday where he left off in the 1975 touchdowns. because the vated shoulder injury. night. said the team would miss campaign when he. a 6-0. yardage and touchdowns Stringer. a senior from War- Stringer's leadership as well as 190-pounder. raced for 913 mean very little if you don't ren, Ohio. will reportedly un- his athletic talent. yards and led the Atlantic win. dergo surgery later this month “It is a big blow to lose Coast Conference in scoring. to correcta two—year ailment in Ralph." said Rein in a prepared In addition. he garnered “My goal." he continues. his left shoulder. statement. “Not only is he a All-ACC and conference “is to always improve. to “I HADN'T tested it until very talented athlete. but we rookie of the year honors constantly do better. And Saturday night against Fur~ had counted on him for his and was named to UPI's right now. that means work- man." Stringer told the Tech- .Jeadership qualities." National Backfield of the ing on my consistency." nician Tuesday. “It didn't reo‘ Stringer sprained his knee on Week after a record-break- Not that he hasn't been spond the way it should." ‘ press-photo day and had had ing performance against consistent in the past. In Stringer said the shoulder little contact work prior to the Clemson. eight regular-season games had been “bothering me going Furman game. Stringer carried Against Furman. Brown as a starter. Brown gained on two years." Stringer said he Senior running back Ralph Stringer will be out for the five times for 22 yards against accounted for more than over 100 yards in all but two. remembered reinjuring 'the year with a shoulder injury. the Paladins. half of the Wolfpack's rush- in addition to his weekly shoulder against Florida in the “We had hoped the shoulder ing production and main- pilgrimages to the end zone. Wolfpack's third game of the eligibility if he plays in only one “Naturally it bothers me not would respond to treatment. tained a string of eight For Brown. however. con- 1975 season. game in the first half of the to be able to play football this but it is obvious now that it consecutive games in which sistency is a goal for the Ted Brown rushed for 137 yards and scored one The operation forces String- year. year." said the 5-11. 185-pound hasn't," said Rein. he scored touchdowns. future instead of a feat in the er to sit out the-'76 season. q. “Ted played hurt in the past. touchdown against Furman on Saturday. Under ACC regulations. a IllllllllIll"IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllt player receives a year of AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA‘AAAAAAAAAA v'vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv 'til Hell freezes eye HAPPV HOUR. s l 1;: h “Ibm—Spm Zoo Slit S7 m—Mldnlghg SHIPPED FREE W?“ a. il‘Yl. sum" Highway 70 East ol Raleigh Phone 553-8980 Late Show 10:30 Studio i Wednesday night Appearing Wednesday and Thursday 2420 HILLSBORO STREET Only! All seats $1.50

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by David Carroll arrived at the I'aladins' cam— when he got right up in my AMII)S'I‘ 'I‘HI‘I post-game them at the right time...with a Assistant Sports Editor pus. did more than his share to face. he pitched the ball away. celebration. King's jubilant ton- new coach...with a team that make the bitter losses. at least which is the way it's supposed gue moved as fast as his quick has big ambitions. ()n a dilfere In the aftermath of a victory for the cherished moment, fade to be done. feet had only minutes before. ent night. in a different situa that transcended mere happi- away. He emulated the designs ”It was a matter of them tion. the results might have ness. Furman running back on Coach Art Baker's chalk- executing the way that they "i have a lot of confidence in been different. Almost every- Harry King put his team’s board, running for 159 yards on should on offense. and us not myself. in our offense. and in one had counted us as a win on startling 17-12 upset win over 16 carries. often appearing as a reacting the way that we our team. We have worked State's schedule. Well. we N.C. State into perspective. blur to the Wolfpack's frus- should. Their offense simply very hard in practice and surprised them. and may sur “0h, there've been a couple trated front wall. which was kicked us." needed 'his victory. I especially prise a few others before it's all of wins here and there." he crumbled by the Paladin's Whitehurst pinpointed the want to go out a winner at over." reflected Saturday, “but it precision on offense. weakness that led to Stae's Furman. and think that I can. hasn't been the greatest feeling QUARTERBACK David demise. "If State's defensive The way that we played tonight Somehow. his words in the world to know that we Whitehurst was the man who ends had gone to the pitch man. is an indication of what we can seemed quite convincing...... LLLLL were the team that Wake made Furman tick. His most and their linebackers had taken do. State is a fine team. and we Forest beat to end the nation's vital abiii‘ty was his knack for the quarterback. they could are a lot better than most longest losing streak. Beating a pitching off or passing at just have stopped us. But they people thought we were." team as good as State makes it the right moment. didn‘t do that often, so we Whitehurst added. “It's a Gymnastics team all worthwhile.” Wolfpack defensive end Ron moved up the field the way that great feeling to beat an At‘C The senior running back who Banther assessed Whitehursts' we have recently in practice. It school that has been as success- meets Thursday 9’ has performed in the shadows play. “He would run around to just seemed like we were ful as State has. I think it is of Larry Robinson since he the end. come toward me. and meant to win." largely a matter of us catching State plans to field a varsity ,. Ii mens gymnastics team this/ , year to be coached by John (‘andler also the Wolfpack lntramUraI fOOtbaII season begins; diving coach. All students interested in participating in the gymnastics program should attend an or- ganizational meeting Thursday. SPE captures frat pitch and putt title Sept. 9. at 7:30 pm. in the lobby of (‘ase Athletic Center. .1.;5M . Another Intramural season has already been teed off Activities in the program will ' Paul Kearns of the Fraternity Pitch include trampoline. high bar. with the completion last week side horse. parallel bars and Fullback Rickey Adams will be counted on even more heavily with Stringer’s and Putt tournament. Intramural directors Jack the Paladins. Shannon, Lynn Berle. and Joel Brothers are looking Bob tumbling. absence. He is pictured here running off balance against forward to what promises to be another big year. Last year was marked by the highest overall participation ever and close races for the overall Fuhrmon championship in both the Fraternity and Residence Hall divisions. Neither title was decided until the last week Late touchdown caps ’greatest win’ of action as .Owen II edged Turlington and SPE Tuesday. All matches areplayed at Par Golf on Route outpointed PKA. Carroll II had no trouble garnering 401. goal. his second of the night. was set up by the Wolfpack most was King and the women’s title. The focal point of fall activity is football. Fraternity continued from page 9 play began yesterday and the dorms open this lticbard Wheeler's 15~yard interception quarterback [)avid Whitehiirst. King departure of several outstanding athletes from return to the l’aladin's 30Ayard line. rushed for 159 yards on 16 carries. The afternoon. Entries for theOpen League will be accepted surprised they stopped us early." ltcin Just when the Pack seemed to have a Whilehurst passed for 110 yards but was Owen and Turlington provides encouragement for a through tomorrow with an organi7ational meeting stated. . little breathing room by virtue of its l2elt) most impressive in engineering Furman's wide open chase in the Residence League. but SPE has scheduled for 7:00 tomorrow night in room 211 of THE PALADINS DROVE 79 yars in lead. I’urman marched 80 yards in nine veer which picked up 27-1 yards on the already jumped ahead in its fight to retain the Carmichael Gym. Next TUesda-y is opening day. eight plays following the opening kickoff plays. Tailback llarry King scored the ground. President's Cup, symbol of Frat supremacy. Vast Womens football opened yesterday with three games and took a 7 0 lead. State gained just one winning 'l‘l) from six yards out with two “We saw a lot. of game films on State." improvement was shown by nearly all the women's in the Red League. The White league begins tomorrow first down on its first three possessions. and a half minutes to play. State failed to said Whitehurst. “We knew what they organizations. so Carroll may have no easy task of with two games. and when Furman‘s Andy (ioss booted a mount a threat. and the l’aladins had would do and what they would not do." defending its title. near future 20~yard field goal with 51 seconds to play scored one of the biggest upsets in the llut no one. probably bot the most avid Activities scheduled to begin in the in the first quarter. the 35,500 fans history of either school. l'aladin supporter. expected the Wolfpack Scott Farmer fired a three-under-par 51 to pace SPE include a one-day women's PItch and Putt tournament realized they would not witness a "This is the biggest win I have ever to lose. . I to the Fraternity Pitch and Putt title. The rest of the next Monday and Fraternity, Bowling next week. Due shellacking this night—at least not by the been involved i11...ever." said an elated “You thinkgabout what might happen." five-team finalist field was scattered far back of SPE's to the restructuring of the tennis courts. frats and Wolfpack. coach Art Baker. Furman's mastermind said Rein. “You don't like to think about four~man total of even par 216. Kappa Sig was a distant dorms will hold their tennis tournaments in the spring State finally got on the board early in behind the upset. ”It is the greatest team defeat. But my staff and kids will get off second at 225, TKE showed in third at 235, AGR placed rather than fall. To compensate. Horseshoes has been the second period on Ted Brown's effort l have ever been associated with.» the ground and come back. The tough fourth with 243, and Sigma Chi posted 251. Residence switched to the fall season. and it will kick off next one-yard run. The Pack trailed the entire We got great performances out of thing is that we've got seven days until play opens with first-round matches Tuesday and week. Entries are now being taken for singles and game until Jay Sherrill kicked a 26-yard everyone." the next game. We've got to live with this Thursday of this week and the final slated for next doubles in open tennis. field goal with 5:57 to play. Sherrill's field 'I‘lll'l PAIR which appeared to damage 'til the next game."

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THERE WILL BE A meeting of the THE AUDIO VISUAL Tutorial Cen MATH Ill (ALGEBRA and Trigon YOUNG DEMOCRATS of N.C. State Major Attractions Committee Wed~ ter, located in 242 Harrelson, is open ometry) has been produced on video will hold their first meeting of the Wheeler onéof lone‘bright spars nesday afternoon at 5:30 in room 3118 8 a.m.5 pm. and 79 pm Monday tape by Mr. Robert G. Savage, year Thursday, Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. in of the Student Center. Future con- through Friday (closed on Friday Assistant Professor of Mathematics 1 Harrelson 244. All rnerrbers and certs will be open for discussion. All from 7 9 p.m.). Taped lectures for and it will be broadcast by UNCTV interested persons are urged to those interested are urged to attend. student use in Math lll, Math 102. beginning Septertber 7. It is not attend. Get involved in this election and Math 301. Presently lectures designed for full time on-can‘pus year! ATTENTION : Students intereSted in in": taped in Math 112 and Math students, although they may en‘roll by on Pack’s defense against Furman serving their college, comn'unity and which should be cormleted prior to paying the additional fee. NCSL WILL BE accepting new nation, Alpha Phi Omega National the spring semester "enters Sept. 9. Stop by Student Service Fraternity will hold a Rush ATTENTION: Girls interested in a Government Office for details. by Greer Smith which eventually permitted Furman's “I just read the quarterback right and meeting Tues, Sept. 7, Thurs, Sept. EFFECTIVE SEPT. 7, strict eforce- drill team, service and social organi- THE STUDENT CHAPTER of the Staff Writer winning score. got a jump on the ball." he explained. 9 and Tues, Sept. 14 from 8 9 p.m. in ment of parking rules and regulations zation. The Coed Affiliates Pershing Institute of Electrical and Electronic ”We've got to have consistency to have the basement of the Old Print Shop. become effective. We are making Rifles (Capers) invite you to their fall Engineers (IEEE) will meet on He also quickly dismissed the idea that Refreshments willbe served. If inter- every effort to cooperate with stu- rush Wed., Sept. 8, at 7 p.m. in the Wednesday Septenter 8. Lunch will State's defensive squad quickly found a chance to win and we just couldn't the Wolfpack had taken their opening ested, contact Wick Bode, 833-9343. dents this week and are only ticketing Board Room (4th floor) of the be served from- 11:45-12:15. The out the difference between knowing what develop any tonight." the Durham senior opponents too lightly. and towing where we have no Univeristy Student Center. meeting will begin at 12:15 and run to do to stop their opponent and actually explained. THE WAY OF NCSU is holding alternative. We are required by law until 100. Dr. Belt, of the EE faculty “WE WORK-ED 0N preparing for fellowships each Wednesdy and Sun- to keep fire lanes and traffic lanes free §ALL FOREIGN STUDENTS, their will speak on “The Engineer in being able to do it Saturday night as ‘ "We played better at the beginning of Fur-man a long time. We had a lapse of day at 7:30 p.m. in the Alumni Bldg. from obstruction at all titres. families and friends are invited to a society." Furman gained large chunks of yardage in the second half because we knew that we execution which we can’t have happen." Everyone interested in studying the NCSU POWER VOLLEYBALL Club welcome party, Sunday, Sept. 12 at with a devestating outside running game had to comeback but eventually we accuracy of God's word is invited to is looking for new merrbers. Practices 8:30 p.m. in the Student Center North THERE WlLL BE A fleeting of in posting its 17-12 upset. Wheeler indicated that the defeat would attend. are held on Tues., Wed., and Fri. from Gallery. Students for Carter for President on 'became inconsistent again." be quickly forgotten as the Wolfpack 4:30 to 6:00. All those interested in the steps in front of the library facing “We can have no excuses for the way we STATE'S PLAY ALSO allowed Fur- prepared for their initial conference game SAILING CLUB will meet every learning and playing corrpetitive MARRIED COUPLES Christian Fel- Harrelson Thursday. Septerrber 9 at played tonight." bemoaned senior defen- man to dictate the tempo of the game. Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. in room 148, volleyball are invited to ioin. lowship (MCCF) meets every Thurs- 7:30 p.m. All interested students sive "back Richard Wheeler. "We just against Wake Forest Saturday in Win- Harrelson. This Thursday, beginning day at 7:30 in the Community Room please come. ’ “They wanted to come out and control ston-Salem. ~ sailing lesson. “ART AND RELIGION,” a student 819. 0, King Village. We welcome all didn't execute as well as they did." the football and that's exactly what they “We'll just have to get in a good week of THE OUTING CLUB will meet Wed. discussion of various art forms (lilrrs, who are interested to com. or call ENGINEERS COUNCIL will met in ON A NIGHT WHERE there were few did." Wheeler said. "Sometimes we practice and go back to the fundamentals Sept. 8. at 7 :30 p.m. in the Blue Room novels, poetry) and their relationship 8332115 or 737-2642 for information. Room 3118 of the Student Center at highlights for the Pack's defense. Wheeler stopped them at the right of the Student Center. There is a film to religious beliefs, are held Tursdays, 6:30. Thursday Septerrber 9. All time and tokgiet our problems straightened out." he this week on Alaska. All interested 7 :00 pm. at the Raleigh Wesley THE STATE CHAPTER of the menbers must attend. managed to provide one bright spot with a sometimes we didn't." sat . people, please come and find out Foundation (Clark and Horne). American Institute of Mining Engin- pass interception that stopped one Fur- Often in the second half State halted the “We won't let a defeat in the season eers will hold its first meeting of this AIME WILL MEET Thursday. Sept. man drive. Furman attack more. THE NORTH CAROLINA STATE school year Thursday. Septerrper 9. 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Room 230 Withers. by forcing turnovers. opener dictate the rest of our season. VICA ALPHA COLLEGIATE Chap- Dance Club will hold its first at 7 :30 p.m., room 230 Withers Hall. Dr. Aldrich will outline plans for His individual play was greatly over- Wheeler's interception being one of though. We have too much character on ter will hold its first meeting of the organizational meeting Wednesdya All geology maiors are welcome. 1 Ncsu's Geologic Field Carm (Summer shadowed by the team's inconsistent play the most outstanding plays. this year at 7:00 p.m. Wed. Septerrber 8 night at 7:30 in room 214 of 1977). All geology students planning team for that to happen." Poe 412. All interested Students Carmichael Gym. Anyone who likes to INTRODUCTORY LECTURE ON to attend field carrp are urged to welcome. ‘ dance or wants to learn welcome! the Transcendental Meditation Pro- attend and all interested persons are IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll THE ENTERTAINMENT Board will gram this Wednesday, Sept. 8, at 8 invited. Refreshments. have a meeting Wednesday Septem- BALCK STUDENT BOARD will p.m. in the Student Center Green ber 8 in Room 2104 of the Student meet tonight. Sept. 8, at 7:30. Please Room. TRANSCENDENTAL Meditation Center. All interested persons are be present. ALL CE'S AND Club, SIMS, will have its first meeting Sports in brief ' welcomed to attend. cordially invited toCEC'S:ioin theYoustudentare and advanced lecture this Wednesd- ROTC: Be one of the best. Come to chapterof the American Society of day, Septerrber 8, at 7 p.m. in Poe MU BETA PSI will meet at :30 p.m. the lst C.G. Smoker and find out how Civil Engineers and participate in the 218. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllllllllllllIlllllllllll 00000 WEHIIIIII’II in Room 120 Price Music Center on you can be a menber of the First professional. technical and social STUDENTS INTERESTED in parti. September 9, 1976. Officers are to Commando Group. Thursday. Sept. 7. activities available to all its "enters. cipating in State‘s women's track and OPEN LEAGUE FOOT- CO—REC VOLLEYBALL:.A The Atlantic Coast Conference has a lot meet at 7:00 p.m. Pledging and 1900 hrs. In room 125 Reynolds Col. Mann Hall lobby Mon-Fri through field will meet at 5 p.m. on Thursday, BALL: Entries are now being team will consist of three Oktoberfest are to be discussed. (ROTC classroom). sept. 10. Sept. 9 in the second floor lounge at accepted for Open League female participants and three to offer the sports minded person. And the Case Athletic Center. Football. Deadline for entires is male participants. Men and until now there has not been one single SOCIOLOGY MAJORS and those Thursday. interested in the field are asked to Sept. 9. by 4. There women from all campus organi- publication in which to read about this . attend a club meeting in the Student will be an organizational meet— zations are encouraged to par- Center Blue Room (4th Floor) at 7 :30 ing in room 211. Carmichael ticipate. Sign up in the Intra- exciting area of sports. ' DORM SIZE 'REFRIGERATORS for SITTER WANTED for two children, BABYSITTER NEEDED for children Thursday night Septerrber 9. 1976. Gym. Thursday. Sept. 9, at 7. A mural rent. Delivered. 467-2852. youngest is 7 yrs. old, Mon. through after school. Must have transporta- Refreshments will be served! Office. Play will begin Now there is SportSpectrum! Thurs, 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. Must have tion. Call 787-8941 after 6 p.m. representative from each team Thurday. Oct. 7. In it you will find PART TIME PHOTOGRAPHER to transportation. Call 851-6362 after 6 THE ASSOCIATION FOR Off- must attend in order to be interesting articles take pictures in Raleigh night clubs p.m. CHRISTIAN LADY desires to keep Camus Students will meet on enteredin league play. Oi. _ about all the ACC sports teams...the and convention hotels. All equipment small child, 1 year or under, in her Wednesday. Sept. 8, in the Senate furnished to dependable individual FOR SALE: Breakfast table. 4 home. If interested call 833-2115. Hall, Room3118, the third floor of the it. ' minor or non-revenue sports as well as the with own transportation and good matching chairs. Heavy duty steel new Student Center. The meeting OFFICIALS NEEDED: public contact skills. Compensation and formica. Modern design. Table WESTERN SIZZLIN needs part time will begin at 3 and will probably last Those interested in officiating major or revenue sports. And there is 53.50-57.00 per hour. Write Mr. 60" x 39". Chairs gold vinyl. 3190. night waitresses. Apply in person. about an hour. All interested students IM OPEN TENNIS TOUR- Intramural Football should coverage of other sports Jones, Box 10062, Raleigh NC 27605, 876-2017 after 5. 3301 N. Boulevard Lake Boone Trail pleaseattend. Any interested student events through-' giving Raleigh address and telephone Shopping Center. who is unable to attend the riveting NAMENT: Faculty. student come by the Intramural Office. out the four state region. nun'ber. FOR SALE: Two JBL Lancer.77 please come by the office in the Nub, and‘s‘taff are eligible. Play will speakers. 2" hi frequency, 10" bass. 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