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Committee proposes shuttle service

.3 ~ _. ' rusncover to run from fringe lot to Student Center- drug, llquor sales Gina Eatmon attractive alternative for faculty . staff and commuter long-term improvements to the system" by implement- Staff Writer students. The possibility of lowering the cost of “F" ing the shuttlesystem proposal. _ Goldsboro. N.C. UPI All undercover investigation permits would also make the fringe lot more popular. "The committee hasn't reduced the number of into illegal drug and liquor sales in the Goldsboro area Shuttle buses running from the west fringe lot to the “(The committee hasl increased the cost of parking vehicles coming to campus. which is a long-term need of resulted in charges against 53 people on 146 indictments Student Center will be available possibly as early as permits to provide a bus for people to ride about the campus." he said. Thursday. next semester for commuter students parking in the three’fourths of a mile instead of utilizing existing bus “In making our proposal. we tried to address the main State and local law enforcement ofﬁcers began fringe lot. service." said Michael Paschall, a student member of the objectives of increasing utilization of existing parking rounding up suspects on charges ranging from the sale 'The decision was made Thursday afternoon by the committee. and convenience set down in the original subcommittee of heroin.cocaine and LSDtoselling bootlegliquor. Long-Range Planning Subcommittee of the Physical Rhodes said that if a shuttle system is employed. the report." Woods said. Authorities said 33 people will be charged with drug Environmental Committee after eliminating several cost of parking permits will increase 56. The only “We felt we could achieve these goals with a shuttle violations involving pills and marijuana. in addition to proposals to make students with "resident" parking exceptions to the price increase. would be those with system at a lower cost than adding a parking structure." cocaine. heroin and LSD; and 20 will be charged with stickers park only on west campus. motorcycles and bicycles. and handicapped and retired Paul Cribbins. chairman of the University Physical liquor violations. According to the shuttle-system proposal. the system persons. Environment Committee. stressed that the proposal is would increase the utilization of the fringe lot by still a draft. not an absolute policy. commuter students and would also be more convenient. The proposal states that the shuttle system would A public hearing will be held Feb. 13 from 4 pm. to 7 The proposal states that two 45-passenger buses prove less costly and more flexible than building a pm. in Stewart Theatre for discussion of the proposal. China repulses Vietnam parking structure. The shuttle system could be would travel from the fringe lot to the Student Center expanded in the future to offer service to other sectors Cribbins wants the committee to hear public opinion every six to eight munutes from 7 em. to 6 p.m.. of the university. concerning the proposal and to take recommendations in heavy border fighting according toJanis Rhodes. director oftransportation. intoconsideration. “The dissatisfaction with the location of the fringe lot “The reaction I got from commuting students out in “This is by no means a final proposal. and we'd like has caused commuting students to park out in the the community was that they would use the shuttle input from everybody at the public hearing on Feb. 13." Peking (UPI) — Chinese troops repulsed eight community rather than in the fringe lot." Rhodes said. system."said Perry Woods. another student member of Woods added. artillery-backed assaults by Vietnamese forces in the The subcommittee hopes that the implementation of the committee. Anyone who would like more information should third straight day of fighting along the rugged the shuttle system will make the fringe lot a more Paschall said that the committee “hasn't made any contact student government. Sine-Vietnamese border. the official Xinhua News Agency said today. Xinhua said the Vietnamese suffered an unspecified number of casualties in the latest clashes. which began Wednesday morning and raged for eight hours. Vietnam said Thursday it was observing a unilateral 41-day cease-fire along the SinoVietnam border to mark the Lunar New Year and the 43rd anniversary of diplomatic relations with China and urged Peking to follow suit. Official Radio Hanoi. monitored in Bangkok. said the cease-fire took effect midnight Wednesday and blamed China for the border unrest.

Plane crashes in storm, kills pilot, passengers Johnson City. Tenn. (UPI) — Three people were killed early Thursday when their twin-engine plane crashed in a snowstorm into the parking lot of the East Tennessee State University Memorial Center sportscomplex. ' A world Authorities said the plane crashed nose—first shortly before 1 am. EST. killing the pilot and two passengers instantly. There were no survivors. ‘ premiere N «a. is 4}!»{3M movie Martin names BfadshaW‘ Torchllght premiered tOp choice as chairman In Raleigh Thursday nightat Mission Valley Raleigh, NC. (UPI) -— Gov. Jim Martin Thursday Cinemas. The movie is named Charlotte lawyer Robert Bradshaw Jr. as his top based on a hard choice to succeed David Flaherty as chairman of the anti-drug theme state Republican Party. Martin told a news conference that Flaherty will written by Pamela Sue become chairman of the Employment Security Com- Martin, the star ofTV’s mission Feb. 1. The Republican Party’s executive "Dynasty." According committee meets Jan. 26 to name his replacement. to Martin the movie is Martin said Bradshaw has accepted the offer to be a an attempt to show nominee for the chairmanship. “He has indicated he is willing to serve if he is chosen people how drugs can by the executive cemmittee." Martin said. “He certainly mess up lives. would have my support. I'm satisfied that Bradshaw would be acceptable to a wide segmentofthe party." Photo courteSy of UCO films

Time guilty of defamation, Torchlight makes world premierein Raleigh; says jury in Sharon case New York (UPI) The jury in Ariel Sharon's $50 million libel suit resumed deliberations Thursday on addresses cocaine addiction, says actress whether a paragraph in a 1983 Time magazine cover Tin Ellington antidrug theme. “It is the story of a contemporary and producing a motion picture. she had to make several story that defamed the Israeli general was incorrect. Diversions Editor relationship between a man and a woman that has decisions concerning its production. The jury returned to U.S. District Court in suffered due to the man's addiction to cocaine." she “It could have been produced for television. but I'm Manhattan shortly after am. to.continue deliberating “We didn't write a movie we thought people wanted added. glad it wasn't." she said. “Television has many' the second part of the three-part verdict that could give to see." said Pamela Sue Martin, star of the newly Martin chose the cocaine theme because that's what limitations. With the motion picture. we could tell it like Sharon victory in his lawsuit. released motion picture Torchlight. “We wrote a movie she knows most about. it is." . The jury returned a partial verdict Wednesday, that would get across the message we wanted.‘ "People know that heroin is addictive. and it came Most people remember Martin as Nancy Drew in the saying Time defamed Sharon in the paragraph that Martin appeared at a Raleigh press conference up from the lower income bracket. But these people short-lived series by the same name. Her most recent. suggested he was responsible for the massacre of Thursday with co-star Steve Railsback and her husband might not know the same is true about cocaine. role. 'however. was that of Fallon on the popular several hundred Palestinian refugees. Manuel Rojas. who was executive producer of the film. “Freebasing is the most plaguing problem. and nighttime soap opera ”Dynasty." Martin says that to promote Thursday’s premier of Torchlight at Mission although people are pretty aware of cocaine. they'iion't indirectly Torchlight had a bearing on her decision to Valley Cinemas. . know that much about freebasing. Cocaine is used by . leave the show. Court agrees to deport The press conference at The Radisson Plaza served to people of all classes. It came in through the upper “On 'Dynssty.‘ l was just a player in someone else‘s It (cocaine) is introduced in the movie as thing.‘l feel this movie is a very positive accomplish- answer questions pertaining to the nature of the film — lechelons: ment." she commented. "Also. I was very involved with unwanted Cuban refugees cocaine abuse. The picture's outlook on cocaine abuse socially acceptable. just as it seems to be in real life." has received many endorsements from organizations Martin said. Torchlight while still on the show. and with all the other such as Cocaine Anonymous. Pride. 800 Cocaine and Torchlight is an attempt to reveal the tragic effects things I had going. I just didn’t have time to do it all. l Atlanta (UPI) — A federal appeals court has agreed NARCACON. cocaine can have on a person's life. It is the story about felt that leaving 'Dynasty' would be the easiest thing to with the government in its effort to deport undesirable Martin said that the film’s theme was her own idea. a relationship that turns quickly because ofcocaine. do." ' Cuban refugees to their homeland. overturning a ruling something on which she has been working for the better Although advertisements for the film seem to suggest Although there is still an outside chance that she by a lower court that would have temporarily barred part of four years. the film has a violent nature. Martin says that it isn't could return to the show at a later time. she doesn't their return. “It comes from my having known people whose lives violent at all. think it's likely. She does admit. however. that she still The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Wednesday have been destroyed by cocaine." she said. “It comes “There's very little violen in the film." she said. has two years left on a contract with ABC. which could stayed a ruling by U.S. District Judge Marvin Shoob from the heart and from what I know about the drug." "It's a subtle. low-key love Jay What you see in the possibly keep her offother networks for that time. that prohibited the government from deporting 1.487 Although the film deals with cocaine abuse. it is not promotion is more fun action than violence." Cubans without first allowing them to seek asylum at a an anti-drug movie. says Martin. except that it has an With this being Martin's firstever attempt at writing (see Torchlight.'page 3) formal hearing before immigrationofficials. —— The ”C‘iiba'ii‘slwclassified by the government as criminals or mental patients. are being held by the Commencementcommittee seeks Atlanta Federal Penitentiary. Inside student speaker for graduation A Passage to India to be distributed nationally Poisonous fumes leak soon. Diversnons, page 3, James Water the speaker be a graduating senior. the audition is held. . into Winston-Salem motel Writer that he or she have something The speaker position is open to all Pack suffers less-than-one-hour Martinizmg. Staff relevant to say and that he or she students who meet the requirements S rts, a e 4. Commencement Advisory have good oratory ability. The topic of the committee. The committee is 9° ° 3 Winston-Salem. NC (urn — Poisonous carbon The encouraging students to take advan- win against Terps. monoxide fumes leaked inside a motel. sending 30 ' Committee is seeking applicants for and format of the speed) ‘7'," be left tage of this special opportunity and Grapplers seek revengeful people gasping for breath to the hospital. including 13 the opportunity to be the student tothe discretion of the speaker. honor to be a commencement Sports, page 5. firefighters and policemen who rushed tohelp. speaker at Com:neneement 1985 in Qualiﬁed applicants will be re- speaker. , About 50 guests at the Ramada Inn were evacuated to May. quired to audition on Thursday. Feb. [um-um students should contact Thin men's gymnastics team begins '85 slate. an emergency shelter after the leak was discovered A list of the specific requirements 28. at 7 pm. in Poe Auditorium. Ronald Butler or Betty Gwyer at Sports, page 6. Wednesday night. authorities said. for the position has been drawn up Applicants will each read a short- 737-2962. Applications are available No one was seriously hurt. but at least four people "a can be obtained from the speech before the Commencement at 205 Peele Hall. Application remained hospitalised Thursday in satisfactory condif committeeliailonupon MW Advisory Committee. The judging ‘ deadlineisFriday. February 1. . ' “OIL. . The requirements stipulate that criteria will be made available before l 2 lJanuary 18. 1985/ TechniCIan/Opinion

A paper that is entirely the product of the student body becomes at once the official organ through which the thoughts. the activity and in fact the very life of the campus are registered. It is the mouthpiece through which the students themselves talk. College life without its journal is blank Technician. vol. I. no. l. Feb. l. 1920

A brief explanation

We were hoping that the only thing Technician attempted to make a point. Wednesday's spoof of the UNC basket— Maybe the point was a little too sharp. ball team and the Daily Tar Heel would We. too. feel that the use of a term that raise would be the sounds of laughter. has so recent and poignant a meaning Unfortunately, some eyebrows and was in poor taste and thoughtless. It is emotions were also raised. true that the sporting vocabulary contains many terms derived from the Although the issue was well received military. but few have the effect of a term by most readers, it is understandable that widely associated with one of the most some readers could be upset with the infamous wars in United States history. use of the word “napalm" in such a The article and photo in the special cavalier manner. We offer an explana- issue was intended to drive home the tion for those few people who were fact that the initial use of the slogan was offended by the item. thoughtless. The photo was used simply The Technician story was intended to to illustrate the term, to give a concrete apply a sharp needle to the women’s meaning to the word that was being used soccer team at UNC for adopting the so lightly by students. Only 10-15 years word “napalm" in a battle cry. Their use ago these same students would have of the word brOught nationwide disap- been in the streets protesting the use of Committee recomizes parkirg shortage proval by such notable sports publica- the weapon itself. tions as Sports Illustrated and The The story and especially the photo Sporting News. It appeared from the were harsh. It was simply a reaction to reaction in Chapel Hill that the con- the careless use of the term in a totally Proposal causes uproar demnation of the use of the slogan was different manner. _ having little effect. Defense for the slogan Technician regrets any misunderstand- The Physical Environment Committee's - The parking lot at North Hall never seems was widespread. ings regarding the story. proposal to move all residence parking to the to be full, and probably some staff members fringe lots shows a few things about the could park there without inconveniencing the committee. BARRY North Hall residents. That; however, won’t One of the things it shows is that the be enough to solve the staff parking Movie explores drug use committee recognizes the shortage of parking BOWDEH Managing Editor problems. Some student group will have to facilities for staff and faculty. The.proposal be displaced to provide the additional staff also exposes the committee's short memory fringe lot stems from its inconvenience and parking necessary. With a shuttle service As the search lights swept the sky last Recent studies show that four to five toward student concerns and needs. disrepair. running from the fringe lot to campus, both night. crowds gathered at Mission Valley million Americans regularly use cocaine. Students don’t enjoy parking their cars in a the convenience problems of the commuter for the world premiere of the film five to 20 per cent of that number are gravel lot and walking through mud just to students and the safety problems of the Torch/ight. dependent on the drug for their daily walk 10—20 minutes more in the rain to get residents are somewhat alleviated although In the movie. the main characters' survival. Students don’t enjoy parking to class. not eliminated. marriage is put on the line. their savings Torch/ight's portrayal of cocaine and Among the alternatives to this proposal Providing a shuttle service late into the depleted and the entire course of their its use is not too far removed from the their cars in a gravel lot and that have been discussed is that a shuttle night when the residents would need it the lives is changed for the worse. The actual experiences of many people. walking through mud just to service be provided between the fringe lot most would be terribly expensive, much reason? Cocaine use. Although the While no studies have been done to walk 10-20 minutes more in and the main part of campus. This seems to more so than the daytime service that All ."J”. the. most beneficial. and levelzheaded .stmUterswquldneed. .. - .- .n movie is purely ficticious. the use of show the amount of cocaine. use. at. f- the rain to get to claSSi approach to the problem of the under-used _— The real solution to the parking problem is. cocaine has become wide‘spread among State. it is undoubtedly a 'pi‘oblem for N . fringe iot.‘ ' ’ ‘ - '- 5‘ to provide more parking spaces somewhere Americans. Unfortunately, cocaine use some students. Three buses running the 15-minute loop on campus. The only idea that comes to has also spread to the ranks of students. Cocaine is often said to be the drug of Last December students in South Hall that the Wolfline runs around campus would mind is to build a parking deck on Riddick' Despite the warnings of doctors. parts the, upwardly-mobile professionals. spoke out for more convenient residence have a bus leaving the fringe lot every five Lot. That will take time and money, the .5 of society have continued to experiment Students in career-oriented lines of study parking, citing concerns for their personal minutes. A study would have to be done to .latter ideally coming from corporate dona- with this drug. This is not unique to fit this description well. The rigors of safety. These concerns are not some form of determine if this level of service is needed or tions~ or from the rumored sale of the newly :i cocaine; people have experimented with academia and the pursuit of a secure mass paranoia. in light of an FBI study that if two buses or even one bus would suffice. acquired Dix Hospital land instead of the many dangerous drugs. However, co» financial future may push students into labeled State as the number one school in But three buses and a paving crew would be students’ pockets. caine is dangerous largely because of the the fast lane of drug abuse. the nation for violent crime in 1983. the more than enough to solve the major ’ In the meantime, the committee should concerns are more valid than anyone cares problems with the fringe lot. take a serious look at the safety concerns of attitude that surrounds it. Cocaine is The lure of cocaine's effects could end to admit. The problem of inadequate staff parking the students before deciding which unlucky commonplace at many parties and social a student's career before it gets started. The committee is right in its assessment of still remains. Even with a shuttle service group gets the fringe lot. It should also set up events among the affluent. It is all too This drug for the elite could soon the fringe lot as under-used. but moving every five minutes, the fringe lot would not an appropriate shuttle service to meet the often not regarded with the caution it remove a person from those ranks. It is residents out to the fringe lot is not going to suffice as additional parking for staff because needs for safety and convenience of the deserves. truly a rose with many thorns. solve that problem. The problem with the of its inconvenience. fringe lot users.

Kennedy, liberals point to wrong solution in South Africa

“Edward Kennedy's planned speech in Could it be that Kennedy and like—minded that Johannesburg, South Africa is not .troops for 10 years, yet the protesters are South Africa was cancelled today due to naifs have forgotten liberal rule number one Selma, Alabama. Black Africans do not need silent demonstrations by black South Africans." a when dealing with foreign countries self or want, for the most part. the saintly white about this “minority" rule. GulfOil recent news article explained. determination? The black Africans certainly Corporation has kept the country afloat liberal to rescue them from the clutches of JAMES economically, yet no one has called for it to This and other anti-Kennedy demonstra- have not. Prime Minister Botha. pull up stakes and “dis-invest.” tions by black Africans may come as a real The black protesters recognize that If anything. Kennedy’s misguided policies Hypocrisy. shocker to the simple-minded fashion apartheid is an internal problem and that on how to resolve the apartheid question will WALKER EditorialColumnist Kennedy is a modem-day inspector followers who have recently jumped on the grandstanding by American political leaders deliver the black nationalists to the lions by from ignores the movie Pink Panther. The bumbling doll “let's protest apartheid" bandwagon. the true essence of the resistance. ruining the progress that has occurred. Reagan foreign policy in Africa; such as stumbles in and out of trouble, blinded Kennedy has announced he will introduce That resistance is black African nationalism in The policy of dis-investment will end the Angola and Mozambique. by his origin. No reiterration is needed about“ tile own self~righteousness, and he does not legislation to force American Corporations only method by which blacks have the learn by his mistakes because he never doing business in South Africa to “dis- Another important reality the Kennedy chance to raise their status to parity with communist government in control 9f~Ethhpla realizes they have occurred. invest." followers fail to realize, or maybe accept. is whites in South Africa at this time. lncreasing or the brutal polices they execute to No one likes apartheid in this country, economic parity will increase the pressure for subjugatetheir people. . . including me. political parity for blacks within South Africa. But some little-published facts about But our government must approach the American companies have refused to Angola and Mozambique should be noted. problem on rational terms with obtainable participate in discrimination for all intents The Reagan administration has arranged for goals. Just as we are reminded that and purposes. While their presence in South the two countries to end their virtual state of Nicaragua’s and Cuba’s undesirable policies Africa benefits the white minority. it is a war with South Africa and to kick the Marxist cannot\be changed by threats and extortion. lifeline to the blacks. African National Congress (ANC) from their South .‘Africa will not be forced to end Another important item which the recent borders. These countries have been pulled apartheid by similar methods. Apartheid will protesters fail to consider is that the African closer to the West. take time t be ended, and this fact had best continent plays by a different set of rules With a cease-fire in place. the possibility of be accepte — not condoned, but accepted. where political change is concerned. Very independence for Namibia increases. but The fashionable protests may end shortly. few governments in Africa are completely only if Cuban forces are withdrawn from They may get their way and enact a democratic. Angola. dis-investment policy, but the damage these The only White minority government This brings up another important issue incredibly ignorant simpletons will have which has agreed to share power with blacks when talking about the recent protests. caused may be felt by the black citizens of has turned into a one-party Marxist state —- Angola has been occupied by Cuban SouthAfricaforyearstocome. Zimbabwe. or Rhodesia as it was formerly known. You can't panic The American government has to consider THCRCQ YOU DON’T the East—West implications of the situation. If Have THC ‘PROPeR South Africa becomes a Marxist state, which “8&th srtcttenj is very possible. the West's strategic supply of platinum. chromium. vanadium and other aerospace-related metals will be in jeapardy. The Soviet Union will have a monopoly on these materials. . This is where the Kennedy policy falls off the boat; it says any system is favorable to - apartheid rather than a pluralistic democracy only. There is a reason why the media have focused on apartheid. It is not Bishop Tutu. It is not because of sincere concern for the black Africans' civil rights. It is to draw attention away from the Marxist slaughter in Ethiopia and the numerous victories for January 18. 1985 / Technrcran / Diver5lons 3

Diversions

Passage to India comes to Raleigh Chrissy Cortina when I saw the stage play in London." want Adela Quested is played by Judy Davis. who Entertainment Editor director David Lean. "I tried to get tire rights. received both Australian and British Acadamy and but Forster was not selling them. He was afraid Awards for her debut in My Brilliant Career. Ken Keasler that a film would come down either on the Filmgoers will undoubtedly also be discuss- Diversions Writer English side or the Indian side." ing the casting of Sir Alex (Obi-Won Kenobil The film will interest movie buffs because it (iuiness as Godhole. a fatalistic Brahmin. A Passage To India. which has already marks the return of David Lean as a director. Guiness also appeared in the aforementioned gained critical acclaim in limited release areas Lean directed such classics as The Bridge on Oscarwinncrs directed by Lean. such as New York and Los Angeles. will soon the River Kwai. Laurence ofArahia and Doctor The rest of the cast includes Dame Peggy be released nationally. Zhivago and received 19 Oscars. Lean came oul Ashcroft. Nigel Hauers (Chariots of Firel. The film is based on E.M. Forster‘s classic of retirement to direct A Passage To India. James Fox and Victor Banerjee. novel of a young English girl. Adela Quested. ”There are six wonderful characters. which is Much of A Passage to India. set in the 19205. who faces class struggle and love in 19205 a rare thing in a movie." Lean said. “It will he a was filmed in and around the city of Bangalore. India. The story centers on the unrest caused in curious. provocative film because it‘s a curious The 235-memher production unit also traveled the British—administered town of Chandrapore hook. to the foothills of the Himalayas. when Adela accuses a young Muslim doctor of uThere are a lot of loose ends just as there ' Lean said that his main objectives in this attempted rape and then retracts her testimo‘ are in real life. You meet people. you project were twofold. First. he wanted to ny while on the witness stand at a local court. understand certain aspects of them. but others depict India ~ the elusive land which no A Passage To India finally makes it to the are hidden and you have to guess what the). Westerner has as yet managed to capture on screen after producers struggled for nearly a are...I want to direct films where the audiences the screen. quarter of a century to acquire the film rights. come out discussing the characters they‘ve just A nd the second objective? "I wanted to do A Passage to India years ago been watching." "I like telling stories." Lean said.

Torchlight makes world premiere (continued from page 1) Torchight will be the Skelter." shares Martin's tion of Raleigh says that the price of cocaine is “But that's okay." she starting point in both her strong feelings about the the movie couldn't have going down." said Cheek. added. “I'm not ready to go scriptwriting and film ca— abuse of cocaine. come at a better time. He “but the purity of the drug back to television right reer. “I think the film says reports that an estimated is not. It's becoming a now." “I had a lot of creative just about everything we 40 million Americans use dangerous situation. input in this film, and I like want it to say." he said. “It cocaine. of which some four ”Cocaine is becoming Martin mentioned the associate producing. I was important to me million are serious. ad— rapidly available to the possibility that she may would like to do more in because I hate waste more dicted users. lower income groups." he return to North Carolina to the film industry, but right than anything. I have Cheek said that there is added. “We are already do some regional theatre now I'm not sure which friends who I respect. and widespread use of cocaine seeing nickel and dime work in Chapel Hill later part of Hollywood I want who I think are incredibly in the Raleigh area. A bags ofcocaine." this year. but she stressed to be involved in." talented people. and I've 300-percent increase in the Torchlight. if successful -. ’0» the fact that her next seen them waste their lives number of calls received by at the box office. could Photocourtesy ofColumbia Pictures PYOIeSSIOMI project is 3“" Steve Railsback. most on cocaine. Doing this film his agency shows that co- spawn more pictures of the unclear. noted for his powerful por~ meant a lot to me." he caine use is on the upsw- same nature. something Australian award-winning actress Judy Davis stars as Adela Quested in director David Martin hopes that a suc- trays] of Charles Manson added. ing. Martin said would make Leah's latestfilm A Passage to India. cessful showing by in the CBS series “Helter Jeff Check of Drug Ac- “The bad thing is that her very happy.

UAB sponsors three, one-day ski excursions Village lnn Pizza Parlor John Scarff In conjunction with the trips. a lecture/presentation will This includes an all-day lift ticket and transportation by Diversions Writer be given on the sport of skiing, its history and the use of chartered bus. $2.00 Pitchers5°°z- Beginning Feb. 2. the UAB Outdoor Recreation equtpment. The presentation will be held on Monday at 7 Any persons interested in this recreational and Committee will sponsor three Saturday ski trips to Sugar pm. in the Student Center's South Gallery. Admission is educational adventuse should apply in the programs office. Everyday, All Day Mountain. one of the most popular ski resorts in the state. ree. 3114 Student Center. Deposits will be accepted for all A maximun of 35 people per trip will be able to ski all day The dates of the trip are Feb. 2. 9 and 16. The price is trips with the balance due by noon on Friday of the week (with food order and ID is required) on the numerous runs and trails available at Sugar $38 for State students. $42 for faculty. staff and alumni before each trip. which is the deadline for applications. Mountain. and $45 for all others. For additional information call 737-2451. Western Boulevard 851-6994

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Heels bury Pack with -‘avalanche’ I) Scott Keepfer half. And it was that hot might singlehandedly both ends of a one-and-one ahead for the much W Editor touch from the charity convert “Blue Heaven" with 11 minutes remaining maligned center. S stripe that enabled the No. into "Red Hell." The in to give the Pack a 58-48 “Warren's shot—blocking n CHAPEL HILI. 7 Tar Heels to clinch yet domitable Charleys con lead. Carolina reeled off 12 and scoring were so im North Carolina's Buzz another comeback win. tinued his recent scoring straight points and never portant." Smith said. “Yes. Peterson called it “poise." 86-76 . torrent. ripping the Heels looked back. State could this was the best game Teammate Brad Daugherty Carolina now boasts a for a career-high 33 points. get no closer than three Warren has played. but said it was “concentration." 13-2 overall record and a including 20 in the first points the rest of the night. he's going to have better But the Pack's Jim Val league—leading 4-0 mark. half. ”It was frustrating." ones. lie's coming on. It vano was probably more State fell to 9-5. 2-3. Lo was a sight to behold. Valvano said. “We were up takes big men longer to 2579£8 accurate when he called it The win. coming in the whether drilling jumpers by 15. then nothing. it was develop. This has to help “an avalanche." two teams' lastever meet- from 17 feet or slamming like an avalanche. We hit a his confidence." No matter what the pat ing in “Blue Heaven" ~ a dunks from thinner air. time when we didn‘t Not to mention the con ented Tar Heel comeback la Carmichael Auditorium The Pack's body of brawn execute offensively or de fidence of a team that was that doomed State Wed enabled the Heels to brandished a 12-for-24 fensively. And North uncustomarily picked to nesday night was termed. extend their victory skein touch from the field as well Carolina kept coming back. finish somewhere below the end result was the over the Wolfpack at home as a 9-of-ll effort from the “in the first half our their traditional first or same — the Wolfpack got to a frustrating nine years foul line. guard play was excellent. second~place 'i-onl’err-ncc buried. v UNC now owns an lneredi All. r swapping leads for In the second half. it wasn't Bﬁv'ﬂi’ifi”" The final boulders came ble 161-18 record in the much of the first half. State so much our guard play as niche. The Heels. relying in the form of the Heels‘ building. finally forged to a nine our inside play that kept more on role players than near-flawless 18-of-19 In the first half. howev- point. 43-34 halftime lead. hurting us. They kept get- individual standouts. re- shooting from the free. er. the Pack's Lorenzo Charles knocked in the ting the ball inside or main the only unbeaten throw line in the second Charles looked as if he Pack's last 10 points of the getting the second shot." team in the balanced ACC. half. including a sizzling Connecting on most of Granted. the Pack's 22-footer with :03 seconds those second shots were arch~rivals have struggled. ABORTIONS UP TO 12TH remaining. junior center Brad as evidenced by their sev- WEEK OF PRENANCY “We went to a zone and Daugherty (17 points. six eral close calls in ACC - Lorenzo made a lot of good rebounds) and reserve play. But somehow. $190 shots and three-point Warren Martin (16 points. someway. they continue to Abortions trorn 13 to 10 weeks at additional charge. Pregnancy plays." said the Tar Heels‘ nine rebounds). who easily win. teat. birth control and pregnancy counseling. For Steve Hale. ”He's really had the best game of his “State dominated us for tuther intorrnatlon call 332-0535 (toll tree in state. Leon-532- amazing. I realized if I got career. 25 minutes and then we 5384. our ot slate. 1-600-532~5383) between 9am-5pm in foul trouble Lo was In addition to his scoring had a sensational com- weekdays. coming after me." output. the 7-0 Martin eback." Smith said. “We "GynClinic The second half began blocked a whopping six were very fortunate. State much as the first one had shots. The performance was well—prepared. Jim did Staff photoby GregHarem RALEIGH WOMEN‘S HEALTH ORGANIZA "ON ended. and State raced to a impressed Tar Heel coach a great job of getting them 91 West Morgan St . Raleigh. NC 27603 quick. lSpoin‘t advantage. Dean Smith. but Smith ready. I know they have to McMillan and Webb pressurize the Hects' Daugherty. 51-36. But after Charles hit feels even better days are be disappointed." State-Carolina Box Scores STATE l76l Pierre bit 25 12, Charles 12-24 911 33, McQueen is I l 3, Myers 03 00 U, McMillan 6-12 33 15, Webb 410 12 9, Del Negro 0-0 0-0 0, Gannon 73 00 4, Jackson 0-00-00. Totals 30-68 16 22 76, NORTH CAROLINA l86l Peterson 38 44 10, Popson 2-3 6-6 10, Daugherty 712 3-4 17, Hale 5-8 34 13, K Smith 5] 34 iii, Marlin 51044 16, R. Smitl135 l l 1, Morris 00 00 0 lolals 315424 27 86. Halftime ~ State 43, North Carolma 34. Rebounds -- State 30, Nonh Carolina 32. Fouled out -- Martin, Total touts State 23, Nonh Carolina 20. Technicals — none. A -- 101110.

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No. 14 Pack grapplers Pack women to test Vols Marlene Hale nifer Tuggle (5.7 ppg.. 3.0 pomts in the Pack's last seek revenge vs. Terps Sports Writer rng. three games. Valerie Freeman. a 6-0 Trice comes off the Tim Peeler State to forfeit the first According to Guzzo. one In a break from ACC sophomore averaging 11.5 bench to average 15.0 Writer two matches to give problem that plagued his action. the Wolfpack points and 5.0 rebounds. and 7.8 boards an Maryland a 12-0 lead. a team has been a failure of Women take on the Ten- will fill the other forward points The wrestling team will deficit that proved to be some light-weight nessee Volunteers Satur- slot. outing. be looking for revenge insurmountable. wrestlers to make weight. day at Knoxville's Stokely Senior Shelia Collins Pack coach Kay Yow when it faces Maryland However. coach Bob resulting R‘s shuffled Center. (13.0 ppg.. 5.9 rpg.) and assisted Tennessee coach Sunday at 1 pm. in Rey- Guzzo shouldn't have a lineup. The Lady Vols are 9-6- junior Pam Marr (3.1 ppg.. Pat Head Summitt with nolds Coliseum. problem with forfeits That situation caused and unranked. but recently 5.0 apg.) will provide expe- the US. women‘s basket- The Pack (ll-5) returned Sunday. Except for senior problems in losses to upset 2nd-ranked Southern rience in the backcourt. ball team that won the gold to the nation‘s Top 20 this John Connelly. who has Virginia and Bloomsburg Cal.71-80. The Pack's front-line medal in the 1984 Olym- week after dropping out missed several matches State. Tennessee. which has counterattack consists o pics. Saturday's game earlier in the year. The because of knee injuries. However. ‘Guzzo will never lost to State at senior forward Linda Page. marks the first time Yow's latest Amateur Wrestling Guzzo expects his team to return to his normal lineup home. may be starting one junior center Priscilla team has gone up against News ranks State as 14th. bein top form. for Sunday's action. of its youngest lineups Adams and sophomore Summitt since their col- “We should be in really State is led by senior ever. Three freshmen and center Trena Trice. laboration. Last year. the then Greg Fatool. who is ranked a sophomore have started Page. who poured in 28 Yow. despite never llth-ranked Pack suffered good shape." he said. sixth nationally in the in State's 77-74 loss a 27-17 loss to the TerpsIn “We'll probably go with the past two games. points winning in Knoxville. College the same lineup we've had 167-pound division and Karla Horton. a 6-2 to North Carolina. knows what to expect from Park. That match most ofthe season." owns a 17-2 record. freshman center. is averages 21.8 ppg. and 6.0 the Volunteers. was the second of three Maryland (2-2. 1-1 in the averaging 13 points and 6.9 rpg. ‘ ”1 know (Summitt'sl tough losses that saw the Connolly will be replaced ACC) is led by co-captains rebounds per game. The Adams. the ACC player team." Yow said. “They are Pack slip to 9-4 after in the 177-pound ,class by John Koatele (158. 11-2) and remaining freshmen are 5-6 of the week. is adding more well disciplined and well “winning its first seven sophomore Norm Corkill. Tommy Russo (126. 9-1). Staff photoby Fred Woolard guard Dawn Marsh (3.3 offense to her repertoire of coached. I know the Sum- matches. who has compiled a 8-3 Both have won invitational Annemarie Treadway will provide back-up help in the ppg.) and 6-2 forward Jen- late. having scored 44 mitt basic philosophy." Injury and illness forced record in a substitute role. tournaments this year. backcourt against ‘l’ennessee. Men, women now 5-0

Wolfpack Stars / Tankers top Duke, face Cavs of the Week ‘ Phil Pitchford Juniors Shaun Toffolo Freshman Christine De- Americas and ACC final- Sports Writer - and Larry Maher. fresh- Kraay won the 200 individ- ists. Women’s basketball to cracking the Top 20. In a man Scott Frederick and ual medley and the 100 Three of those all- player Priscilla Adams and 7774 loss to North The men's and’womén's sophomore Franz Diemel _ free. and junior Kathy Americas —- Carol Frost. wrestler Greg Fatool are Carolina Tuesday in Cha- swimming and diving all claimed their first indi- Steinacher took the 200 Juli Schulte and Sarah this week's Technician pel Hill. Adams. who splits teams came‘a little closer vidual wins of the season free and 100 back. Sopho Yeatman — lead the Wa- Wolfpack Stars of the time in the middle with to their respective goals to lead State to its second more Sandy Metko took hoo women. Frost and Week. Trena Trice. scored 11 Wednesday night as they conference victory. the honors in both the Yeatman concentrate Adams. a junior center. points. each defeated Duke for Toffolo's first-place per- diving contests. primarily in the backstroke scored 43 points in three Meanwhile on the mats. their fifth win of the formance came in the Both teams. each 5-0. events. although Yeatman games while complement- Fatool tacked on four wins season. 1.000-yard freestyle event. gained some confidence is also ACC champion in ing that effort with solid in the Virginia Duals this The Wolfpack squads while Frederick won both while swimming well in the 50 free. Schulte. a defensive play. Adams weekend to run his record continue ACC action this the 200 free and 200 back unfamiliar events. For in- backstroker. was a finalist began her productive week to 17-2. Ranked sixth na- weekend when they host races. State took both the stance. distance freestyler in four events in last year's by scoring 10 points and tionally in the 167-pound Virginia. The men's meet is sprints as Diemel won the Patrick Asp (200 butterfly) conference finals. snaring nine rebounds in a division. Fatool pinned op- .\.:-.-. Saturday at 2 p.m.. while 50 free and Maher the 100. and butterfly specialist Sophomore Gregg 71-46 upset of Nth-ranked ponents from Bloomsburg the women's meet starts Freshmen Jon Hagan and Hope Williams (1000 free) Marchese is the leading Virginia last Thursday. State. Indiana and Missou- Priscilla Adams GregFatool Sunday at 2 pm. Jamie Snyder split the one» each won unfamiliar events returnee for the men with Then the 6-1 native of ri and gained a 13-6 win Also considered for this best all-around performer The men. 65-47 winners. and three-meter diving against the Blue Devils. conference titles in the 200 Ringgold. Ga.. fired in 22 over a Virginia wrestler as honor were trackster Izel in a loss to Cornell; and moved closer to suc- events. While such experience and 500 free events to his points and grabbed eight the team compiled a 3-2 Jenkins. who set a meet basketball player Lorenzo cessfully defending their For the women. who are and success will be in credit. Marchese was also a boards in just 23 minutes mark. Fatool. a senior from record at the Hilton In- Charles. who averaged 31 ACC championship in late trying to improve on last valuable in the conference finalist in the 100 free. _as the Wolfpack women Sunbury. Pa.. scored each points in the Pack's win February as several new season's fourth-place con- championships. it will also Fellow sophomore Chris annihilated 15th-rankedv of his pins in under four vitational; gymnast An-~ over Clemson and its loss swimmers presented them- ference finish. three un- come in handy against the Eastman and senior Matt Rutgers. 110-68. en route minutes. nette Evans. who was the to North Carolina. selves as ‘solid contribu- derclassmen took two wins Cavaliers. who feature Wren were both finalists in tors. each in the 72-40 win. several returning all- the backstroke events. Support Rif/ers host Cavs after impressive showing over break Technician " Advertisers Andre Miller rifle collegiate non- lead State. and junior Jodi vitational match. They Keith Miller made a clean The Pack hopes to con- r------' Sports Writer scholarship titles. 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Men gymnasts set to open Mike Griuard ring shoulder injury. one guy goes down. we're 8A v Sports Writer Returning is junior in trouble." an. vs. UVai. 8 and»NE: NW C: Jamie (Tarr, a consistent The Pack floors a tal- ory The men's gymnastics 50-plus point scorer in the ented and much-improved flea’s Swim-h.vs. UV».2 p.11». Stats Pool team opens its season this all-around competition. lineup, and Schuh is op- Ian’s flasks“ vs. Illa; St... 711”" weekend in the second- Also returning after a on timistic about the team's Coliseum annual Shenandoah Valley potential if it can avoid suntan Invitational in Harrison- e-year layoff is three-time i injuries.‘ burg. Va. The women also letter winner John Cooney. "Joey's ankle is a little Wrestling 19. Md.. 1 pan . Rayon” will compete in the event. Senior Greg Blanchard. sore. but he should be Ws-ea’s Sui-fin. mm. m which boasts an impressive junior Scott Mackall and alright." said Schuh. lineup of perennial powers. sophomore Joey Saccio ”We've got Jamie and also return from last year's John's back. but we lost Joining the Wolfpack squad. Saceio showed signs Ricky. so that made up the will be Georgia. of excellence last season difference there." Classifieds Jacksonville State. host before suffering an ankle The Pack will get a James Madison. Kent injury, which is still being break after the trip to State. Navy. Pittsburgh nursed. Virginia before hosting a Classified ads cost 28¢ per word with and William and Mary. “We're in the same boat dual meet against Georgia minimum of $2.50. Deadline for ads For Sale State's women will meet a we were last year." said on Feb. 2 in Carmichael 4mp.m.twodaysbaforayourodis formidable challenge from men's coach Sam Schuh. ”lf Gym. to appear. 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