"e Technician --_.,~-.. North Carolina State University s Student Newspaper Since 1920 Volume LXII, Number 43 Friday. December 11, 1%1 Raleigh, North

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1 "e Techncan --_.,~-.. North Carolna State Unversty s Student Newspaper Snce 1920 Volume LXII, Number 43 Frday. December 11, 1%1 Ralegh, North Carolna Phone ,-2412 Supply store manager W-(-rl~l"b~v'<_. Staff photo by Smon Grffths Students' Supply Store manager Robert Armstrong proudly dsplays a selecton of books on stock. The store 's facltes wll be expended In the near future. Group of students assst Student Government works toward effcency by Shelley Hendrlekaon Staff Wrter The Students Supply Store s undergong a number of changes n hopes of mprovng ts effcency as a book store. One move they hope to put nto effect s the relocataton of the upstars offces to the lower level n order to gan area to use for book stockng. We're lookng for space utlzaton." sad O. Robert Armstrong. general manager for SSS. "If we could relocate the offces n a less prorty area. downstars. we could open ths (offce) space for the retal floor." The lower level of SSS had been bult on the premse that there would be a tunnel comng underneath the ralroad that opened nto the store. If ths had been done. the lower level store would have been qute successful. accordng to Armstrong. However. the lower level store just never made t. he sad. Another mprovement. n communcaton. s the electronc message senders. They are the sgns wth the red lettered rollng messages that announce newspaper headlnes and specals of the day. "People are generally becomng more aware of them." Armstrong sad. It's a way for us to communcate wth people who we can't talk to." These message senders can be used by students for personal messages. ac cordng to Armstrong. If a student wants to run a message he can ask at the customer servces desk for a form. There are some forms and anythng you can prnt on them. we can put on the machne." Armstrong sad. You can take t (a message) out for a week for 35." Computers have also been ncluded n the mprovement plan. The frst use of a computer was approxmately fve years ago when the store's accountng department was computerzed. About one month ago. a new IBM Systems 34 computer was acqured. accordng to Armstrong. Currently. the store has four termnals. There are plans to have a total of 10 to 12. The termnals wll be used to keep nformaton about the prces of books. Another computer s the Data Termnal. Seres 500. whch s a pont of sales termnal" a cash regster. The old regsters were approxmately 25 years old. Armstrong sad. It's tme we brought that part of the store nto the 20th century." he (See Manager. " page 9) Sx Pack keeps government nformed on campus ssues by Kmberly Frazer I was fortunate because I had exposure Greensboro has been workng wth ed by the Faculty Senate Staff Wrter that effect wth the freshmen durng summer orentaton. that way I got to Admssons. the Athletcs Councl. the Unversty commttees such as the student body. Spvey sad. Ths year. the student body goverment organzed a new group of know a few of them before the fall Jula Wlk. a freshman from Ralegh helps n the organzaton of campus assstants called the Sx Pack. It conssts of sx State students. ether freshmen or transfer students. "Each member of the group has a specfc area to work on. but many ventures turn out to be group efforts." sad Ron Spvey. student body presdent. The group has been a bg help. I hope ths wll go agan next year. I feel term." he sad. Terry Berry. a freshman from Wnston-Salem works on the Student Affars commttee of the Faculty Senate manly wth Lemuel Goode. professor of anmal scence. Berry attends the meetngs to gve opnons when necessary and gather nformaton about current happenngs. Gnger Branton. a freshman from campus stores. commencement and food servce. "She serves as a lnk between us (the student goverment) and the commttees. makng everyone aware of events." Spvey sad. Edde Matthews. an ECU transfer from Sanford s n charge of general projects. Spvey sad the project he s presently responsble for s complng old exams nto a fle. The fle s to be used by students as a reference for future exams and tests. Jeff Morrs. a freshman from Salsbury. keeps an eye out for offcampus affars that would effect the students. Hs major correspondence has been wth Southern Béll Telephone Co. n fndng out about the telephone rate commsson hke. Sandy Walker, a Surry Communty College transfer from Ennce. has been attendng Faculty Senate meetngs. She asssts the student goverment by relatng topcs dscuss- clubs and actvty groups. Her major project has been to. put together an nformaton center n the lbrary. We hope to get t gong n the begnnng of next semester." Spvey sad. If not for anythng else. the group has been a bg help gettng nformaton." he sad. w Student senators vote to pass fundng requests by Kmberly Frazer group of 10 members s n need of the nght would make t more dffcult for next semester are as follows: Staff Wrter.~~ money for the contest n order to sup off-campus students to fnd a parkng 0Jan. 20. Feb. 3. Feb. 17. March 3. ement member and busness contrbutons. Senate meetngs announced for meetngs wll be held at p.m. place." Spvey sad. March 24. Aprl 7 and Aprl 21. All The Student Senate passed two fundng requests and an amendment to An amendment was passed concernng the Senate operatng rules. Senate procedures Wednesday durng ts fnal meetng ths semester. Stan Presently. senators are not allowed to Gallagher presded n place of Jm express ther opnons unless the com - Arrests complete Yocum. presdent of the Student ments pertan to busness roundup n m- Senate. Senators funded $600 to the State Student Chapter of the Amercan Socety of Landscape Archtects. Representatve Chuck Flnk explaned the organzaton was seekng funds for two natonal conferences that a total of nne students were nvolved n. The organzaton has already receved assstance from the desgn foundaton through the dean. and from a fund raser and other sources. Senators funded $100 to the State Chapter of Personal Programmers Club for the second annual calculator programmng contest. The presdent of the club. Kevn Wate. sad that the medate dscusson. The change wll allow senators to have 30 seconds to voce ther concerns on other matters. Ron Spvey. student body presdent. announced that nothng but good revews have been heard on the proposal submtted for the academc polcy" of the graduaton re qurements. Another ssue that was mentoned was that the faculty senate s consderng the dea of closng north campus parkng areas n the evenng from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Only students wth parkng permts and faculty members would be able to park n that area. "The closng of north campus at of three alleged smugglers COLUMBIA (UPI) North Carolna authortes Thursday arrested two more suspects on federal drug charges of consprng to smuggle more than a mllon Quaaludes nto the Unted States. The arrests completed a roundup of three people secretly ndcted Wednesday on two conspracy counts nvolvng the mportng of metha~ qualone tablets and the possesson wth ntent to dstrbute the depressants. James Walter Hammett. 48. of Wnston Salem. N.C.. and Wllam Kenneth Mms of Myrtfé Beach. were arrested n North Carolna. Myrtle Beach hondswoman Martha F. Jenks Mms. 47, who had been marred to Kenneth Mms. was arrested Wednesday whle at a Myrtle Beach shoppng center. If convcted. the suspects face penaltes of fve years n prson and a $15,000 fne on each count. There was no drug sezure made because no shpment ever took place." sad federal Drug Enforcement admnstraton agent Luther Cooke n Charleston. 8.0 Ths was an extensve undercover operaton." The nne-page ndctment alleges the suspects met n Charleston. Myr» tle Beach. Greenvlle and Atlanta. Ga.. ths year between Aprl 16 and Aug. 14. It also contends several telephone calls made between and among the defendants were part of the 16 overt acts nvolved n the conspracy. Martha Mms was beng held n the Charleston County Jal under a $250,000 bond. U.S. Attorney Henry Dargan McMaster sad Hammett's bond was set at $5 mllon by federal Judge Wllam W. Wlkns n Columba.. McMaster sad the hgh bond was probably set because Hammett resded n another state and there was a good chance he mght try to avod tral. DEA offcals sad Kenneth Mms was arrested at Beech Mountan. where Martha Mms has sk resort property. about noon and was scheduled to appear before a US. Magstrate n Greensboro later n the day for a bond hearng. All three suspects were charged Wednesday. but ndctment remaned sealed untl each one was arrested. Robert John Manbeck of Atlanta was named as an unndcted co consprator. McMaster declned to dsclose why Manbeck. who s scheduled for tral on narcotcs offenses n a prevous case. was not ndcted n ths case. Manbeck has been ndcted but not yet tred for the 1980 Thanksgvng Day sezure of 32 tons of marjuana n Colleton County. He was arragned Aug. 4 by a federal magstrate but s currently free on bond. Cooke sad. When Martha Mms was arrested. she was out on a $250,000 bond for perjury n another case. She was ac cused of falng to lst her sk resort property as an asset after a drug smugglng suspect. for whom she had posted bond. faled to appear n court. Federal court offcals have been tryng to obtan the $500,000 bond n that case. whch nvolves Swss sea captan Hans Peter Albrecht. He was ndcted for marjuana smugglng charges but fled durng hs tral. He was convcted n absenta but has stll not been located. ~11 my ' 314%?» C, 0.4%., /,.. v' :Mx./ 2,15%; 9.15/42. fr [544%, \' Staff photo by Jm Fre Hghastepplng Bryant Hunt of Appalachlan State attempts an unusual blockng tactlc on State s Dereclt Whttenburg n Wednesday nght's game. See story on page 6. nsde Speedy-tral gudelnes to be establshed by court Page 9 - New lne of Chrstmas toys to enlghten chldren Page 4. - A cheer for Maryland's Regge Jackson. Page 6 Crowds jam asles as Romantcs perform at The Per. Page 8. weather Today mostly sunny and cold wth a daytme hgh near 40. Lows dppng to the low 905. Weekend partly cloudy Wth a slow warmng trend, br~ ngng a slm chance of precptaton Sunday evenng. Hghs for the perod n the md- to upper 405 and lows around 30 (Forecast provded by student r' cteorologsts Joel Clne, James Merrell and Allan Van Meter). Staff photo by Clayton Brnkley lump Due to unexpected weather condtons ths week. News Edtor Mke Mahan was unable to complete hs parachutng seres. but look for hs jump durng the sprng semester. j Carnege report says hgher educaton not dong job (SSPS) A report has found t!.: hgher educaton s not dong a_ satsfactory job of educatng students to understand publc ssues and Cl\l( responsbltes. "Ths naton began wth a convcton. at once deceptvely smple and profound. that for democracy to work. educaton was essental." the Carnege Foundaton for Advancement of Teachng report states. When Thomas Jefferson was asked f mass "pnon could he ruslpd. he responded. I know of no safe depostory of the ultmate powers of socety but the people themselves. And f we thnk them not enlghtened enough to exercse ther control wth a wholesome dscreton. the remedy s not to take t from them. but to nform ther dscreton. " The report. wrtten by Ernest Boyer. presdent of the Carnege Foundaton. and Fred Hechnger. presdent of the New York Tmes Foundaton. says that there s a partcular danger nvolved n leavng m found young people dsaffected and portanl publc ssues to specalsts and dstruslful of governmental ssues. experts. They quote research showng that The report suggests changes n the college ago people beleve that undergraduate currculum. and t also dshonesty s wdespread among proposes that colleges create cvc sm't'llt s. nsttutons and professons. educaton programs for adults. Ther The report emphaszed the need for proposals emphasze nterdscplnary lfe long educaton programs. It found work and semnars that would deal that the prolferaton of adult educaton programs was a hopeful sgn. but wth major publc polcy ssues from the perspectves of many dscplnes. t also sad that those programs seem Hcchnger and Boyer seemed par often to have no coherent phlosophy tcularly concerned wth studes ll.. Hfllll'l I. I'll: llll m.

2 Two / Techncan I December 11, tan Techncan Opnon WWW 30W 90 moment's pm 0? 1. SWBSTB B. A paper that s entrely the produr of the student body becomes at once the offcal organ through whch the thoughts. the actvty and n flt l the very lfe of the campus are regstered. It s the mouthpece through whch the students themselves talk. College lfe wthout ts journal s blank. ~ Techncan. vol. I. no. 1. Feb. I. lm N Nlt llell m 5... And more problems Recently. the Faculty Senate decded to try to solve the evenng parkng problems on north campus. Some professors are fndng t dffcult to park close to ther classes at nght. ' The Transportaton Commttee made an attempt to solve the problem by suggestng that north campus be closed at nght so that teachers would have prorty when parkng. In addton, the commttee proposed that evenng parkng stckers be sold to students; havng to pay for a place to park at nght would thus reduce the number of students who would park on north campus. Student Body Presdent Ron Spvey has expressed dslke for the dea of havng yet another parkng stcker to deal wth. Spvey suggested a compromse to ease the problems of both students and faculty. Hs suggeston s to make the parkng lots north of Peele Hall, the lot south of Mann and Rddck and the lot across from Klgore reserved at nght for only faculty. The rest of the parkng lots on north campus would contnue to be open for nght students and students gong to the lbrary or the computer center. The Faculty Senate s proposal uses Spvey's compromse sort of. Its proposal suggests reservng certan parkng lots just for the faculty. But the Senate proposes to sell evenng parkng stckers as well. Once agan students are beng forced to assume the majorty of responsblty for a campus problem. The dea that faculty should have absolute prorty over students s absurd. Most of the students at State lve off campus. Ths means that many must drve to the lbrary or to nghttme classes. A large number of these nght students are I ddn't get n to see "For Colored Grls Who Have Consdered Sucde When the Ranbow ls Enuf" ether tme that I tred last weekend - t was all sold out. somehow gvng credence once more to Ntosake Shange s dengratng treatment of black men. I dd see ths play several years ago durng ts frst run off-broadway on a tp from a grl frend. Unfortunately. t was requred for a course durng ts Broadway run or I mght have mssed t then. My nterest n ths producton at State was prompted by a promse to all the beautful black brothers whom know to refute the savage pcture of black manhood whch Shange so eloquently pants. And so. despse ths play as I mght. I wanted my com ments to be based on a fresh vewng of the play so I tred to get n. I watched whle wde-eyed coeds. black and whte. clamored for a vew of ths nouveau-black, fresh-from-broadway show. Perhaps they had frends n the cast; I don't Centrst Vew women who, rghtly so. don't want to walk from the parkng deck or Harrs lot all the way across campus late at nght. Parkng s a problem on north campus. but forcng more bureaucracy on the student body s not the best way to solve the problem. We beleve that a compromse can be worked out between students and the faculty that would not mpose unnecessary restrctons on the students. The dea to make some lots reserved just for the faculty s a far proposal. Faculty members would be wthn close walkng range of ther classes wthout havng to face the dffculty of fndng a parkng place. By the same logc. students should be allowed to have free access to a great deal of north campus parkng areas. An evenng parkng stcker would only create another expense for students already beset by too many fnancal worres. Such a stcker would mean that someone would have to patrol the lots at nght to make sure that cars actually had ther stckers. Ths would be yet another cost for the Unversty. If all of the students who usually park close to north campus were suddenly forced to park on the other sde of campus, and a large majorty of these requested Publc Safety s escort servce for protecton. the escort servce would be know. Yet. no matter how fresh and talented the troupe. the message s stll the same. In her remarkably powerful poetc style. Shange has led us to beleve that black men an't s---. lt an't so! In the frst place. she wrtes authortatvely of poor men workng-class men for the most part and lfe stuatons of whch mddle-class upbrngng allows her lttle frsthand knowledge. ls t because of ths that she msses the pont of black exstence n Amerca? It s a credt to Shange's talent that she so forcefully captures the mood of desperaton and despar that exsts wthn a great segment of the black communty, yet at no tme does her woman's epc address the root of the problem: a msplaced people n an alen land. At no tme does she pont an accusng fnger at a socety whch forces ts men nto war and later forgets that ther belles need food when they return. At no tme does she even suggest the overwhelmng psychologcal damage to a people who have been wrenched from ther homelands. bastardzed and forced nto beng the uneducated underdass of Amercan socety.. Instead of advsng ssters to jon wth ther black men to produce a stronger source of unty among ourselves. Shange provdes From the Left Court to establsh speedy-tral Dr. Jeffery MacDonald s recent appeal before the Supreme Court should prove to be an nterestng test of how the Burger Court responds to a cvl lbertes case. especally n lght of the facts that Justce Potter Stewart has retred and conservatve Justce Sandra Day O Conner s now sttng on the bench. Twenty years ago. f a case such as the whte audences wth yet another opportunty to beleve the worst about black men. Why s she so afrad to present the true story of all the sufferng black men fathers. brothers. husbands. lovers - who have dangled at the end of a rope or were dened opportunty Because they dared to be black men? Shange's fnal determnaton s that n order to escape her vvdly overstated maltreatment of black women by black men we should seek to fnd ourselves only wthn the solace of women. How manc s ths suggeston? When wll we stop followng the erotc cultsm of a socety gone mad and recognze that men are men and women are women and that n order for any of us to survve we need each other? a black woman I frmly reject the suggeston that black men are no more than warcrazed Joe Wlles who flng ther chldren to ther deaths. and l plant the burden for ths behavor on the socety whch spawned t. As a woman I frmly reject the noton that we are so weak that we know nothng other than allowng so many men to mess over us that we can only fnd love n a woman's arms. As for State's producton. t seems hgh tme that we all reject the noton that smply because t s black I must be beautful. Gve us art that projects the realty of a proud but oppressed people and not the les of one ndvdual's psychoss wrapped n exotcally glded words. Tght regulaton ensures safety of plants Matt Maggo s Conservatve Thought" Maggo fals to menton that many pro» from gong back to the plant whle he s out on consstently does more for the moderates and testers are not professonal protesters. but nstead are concerned ctzens questonng the who cross state lnes and commt acts of bal. and F.B.l. nvestgaton of protest leaders the. lberals because hs columns clearly show how msnformed ultraconservatves are. Hs volence. He goes on to say that protest Dec. 7 column. Perfect record beles poltcal groups should be nvestgated as to whether crtcsm." shows how msnformed he s about they are fnancally supported or traned by how people feel about nuclear power and foregn countres of lberaton movements." about the rght to protest. What Maggo bascally wants s a way to totally ban protests aganst nuclear power because Magge's column nsnuates that Amercans have an nordnate fear of nuclear power t dsagrees or runs aganst the gran of hs plants. It s not nordnate fear that Amercans thnkng and the thnkng of other conservatves. have rather t s a healthy concern for safety. Amercans have a rght to be concerned about nuclear power plants snce the occurrence of Three Mle Island and other accdents \ 1 concern about an ssue whether t s wrtng an People should be allowed to express ther and near-accdents. Certanly nuclear power edtoral column or partcpatng n a has great potental as an energy source. but demonstraton. The Frst Amendment says there should be strct safeguards regardng that people have the rght to freedom of both the operaton of the plants and also the speech and that ncludes protest n favor of dsposal of nuclear waste. nuclear power or protest aganst t. Also. Maggo emphaszes professonal protesters" as f they were some sort of socal dsease. He ponts out how the nuclear-power protesters are well-organzed and wellfnanced and have a lot of poltcal power. Further. he mentons that manyof the protesters were also protesters durnglthe Vet nam War and that they also manpunw.:. meda se. _., uf nuclear power plants. He also forgets the number of demonstratons n favor of nuclear power. Magge comes out strongly n favor of new.-. We to curb demonstratons. The tactcs n'ude bal laws that would prohbt a person The rght to protest s a rght that the founders of ths naton fought for. and a rght that has been defended for the past 200 years. and a rght that should be kept to preserve our lbertes. Henry Jarrett s a staff columnst for the Techncan. Wade decson, nvolvng aborton. have been cted 'as two lberal decsons that have come from the Burger Court. The MacDonald case rases the queston of whether MacDonald was dened hs rght to a speedy tral. To say the least, the case wll be dffcult for the court to decde. MacDonald has been found gulty of the crme wth whch he was charged - the gudelnes MacDonald case had been heard under Chef Justce Earl Warren and the Warren Court. murder of hs pregnant wfe and two chldren. the outcome probably would stll be cted as a Therefore. the queston before the court does precedent for lower courts to follow. Mranda not nvolve MacDonald's gult or nnocence, s but one example of how the Warren Court but only whether MacDonald was dened hs taxed beyond capacty. left ts mark on the nterpretaton of cvl lbertes n ths country. For some people. rght to a speedy tral. The ncludng faculty should several be allowed several Throughout the 705. the Burger Court members of the Supreme Court. the thought reserved lots. but t would be rdculous to never acqured a defntve tone as beng of releasng someone who has been found create yet another parkng stcker and ether lberal or conservatve. Cases heard gulty on what some would call a another cost for students. Closng north under the Burger Court nvolvng pornography were resolved wth what many ren Burger recently spoke before a group of techncalty" s replusve. Chef Justce War- campus at nght would not only cause a shortage of student parkng places but t observers feel was a conservatve bas. But the lawyers and commented on the need to stop would also create a safety hazard for all Swann vs. Charlotte Board of Educaton releasng convcted crmnals on the bass of students. case. nvolvng school busng. and the Roe vs. techncaltes. But the MacDonald case s not a techncalty. The Supreme Court receves thousands of Guest Opnon pettons ~..u~wa'r\w mu r uat Not an every year but only hears a few hun-. more forceful rulngs, whether they are good. mafa-f Mx..-.». v decded" s new l..;'. "m ".':...l : uur TM de és m'p ubflc'opnon s dvded. "Playwrght msses pont of black.exs tr'é fl'cfle that some gudelnes need to concernng what consttutes a speedy tral. Several states ncludng North Carolna have enacted speedy-tral laws that state f the accused s not tred wthn a certan number of days then he or she s released. The court has several optons to choose from when t decdes the MacDonald case. It can uphold the lower court rulng that Mac- Donald was dened hs rght to a speedy tral and effectvely release hm from prson. the court could overturn the lower court rulng by declarng that MacDonald was not dened a speedy tral, thus sendng hm to go back to jal to fnsh servng hs three lfe sentences.. Typcally the Burger Court has not acted wth bold ntatve when dealng wth cvl lbertes cases. Ths mght change wth the presence of O Conner on the court. The Burger Court has a majorty bf conservatve members and that mght encourage t to gve Whatever the outcome of the MacDonald case. t s almost certan that the decson wll not be a unanmous one. The Burger Court - does not yet possess the unty of the Warren Court when dealng wth emotonal ssues. It has been proved beyond a reasonable doubt. accordng to a jury of MacDonald's peers, that MacDonald s gulty of kllng hs wfe and chldren. Whether he was dened hs rght to a speedy tral wll be decded by the conservatve Burger Court. MacDonald's case could prove to be the frst real test of whether the Burger Court wll reverse the actvst role of the Warren Court. Tom Carrgan s the edtoral edtor for the Techncan.

3 December 11, 1x1 Techncan / Opnon Three rf."..r.,3. 9,.'..,g;.1 All." 71s}:{g5,,..=». > WY: ru-_aav I., 1.'. each ' out Indfference Ths was the second year n whch ths school n ts nfnte wsdom" has had the noolate-regstraton polcy, a polcy ntended to releve the school s over-enrollment problem. Or, n my opnon, ths s a polcy whch reflects ths Unversty s callous ndfference to the ndvdual student's educaton needs. What logc s gven for such a polcy? To reduce enrollment? Students vctmzed by beng barred from late regstraton wll eventually make up ther course work, whch wll ncrease the enrollment of future semesters. There seems to be only one overrdng purpose n nsttutng ths polcy: to undo the problems caused by the offce of admssons' plunder, enrollng too many students n ths semester. Statstcally speakng. a certan number of students who haven't learned all the ropes of campus lfe are expected to be suspended ths sprng not because of low grades or bad conduct, but because a certan pece of red paper was not handed n two months n advance. These same students are n all probabllty too shy to stand up for ther rghts to an educaton. True s of course the fnal argument used for all rules n a unversty system: Everyone must learn to follow the rules n the game of lfe. There s a real" world out there and such lessons are best taught at an early stage. There s lttle one can say aganst such an argument. Ths type of polcy does have ts lessons. The cost nvolved In applyng such a rulng s probably qute large. Hundreds of blls and letters wll be sent to students, lke myself, who wll probably not enroll next semester but who sgned up anyway. Scores of hours wll be spent by admnstrators pro- cerahgallthorerpedalcasesoflatsmators- not to menton the thousands of dollars n potental ncome that wll be lost by students who end up graduatng a semester late. l personally only see t as a step toward further n - flexblty and neffcency the same type of trend whcthas made ths country so noncompettve n. nternatonal trade. t seems a shame that ths Unversty places bureaucracy before academc excellence. Lothar A. Dohse GR Bomath Cut the cuts l am concerned. I see Techncan columnsts and contrbutors often more concerned wth ther ablty to cut keenly at tmes than, to present clear statements of ther opnons. The purpose of language s to ad communcaton. Abuse s not communcaton. A columnst's concerns expressed selfrlghteously wll not sway those of other opnons to hs own. Instead, the others wll.only be mpressed by the columnst's lack of reasonableness. As a result they tend to adhere to ther belefs more strongly. I realze a self-rghteous atttude s easy to fall nto gven the strength wth whch we hold our belefs and the nature of the edtoral medum. l've crossed out 10 beautfully sarcastc phrases already. Nonetheless, f one truly desres changes, he s more apt to acheve them wth constructve communcaton than wth btng sarcasm. Mchael Kahn MS PSY Food Servces bottles revsed, mproved I am wrtng ths letter n response to the story about the new proposals from Unversty Food Servces n the Dec. 4 Techncan ("Satre eases students' tensons before fnal exams"). I would lke to say that I am a doctor and I totally agee wth each of the UFS proposals mentoned. Along wth those, I have lsted here a few mnor ones of my own that could be added onto these: - Most students complan about not havng enough tme to eat decent meals becouse of constant travel between classes. I propose that the nutrent bottles be strapped. nverted. to ther backs wth gravty feedng constant lqud det of vtamnenrched nutrents through the tube drectly nto ther stomachs. Students clam never to have enough money to eat on, and yet hundreds of dollars are spent daly on electronc games. l feel that a law should be passed sayng that a student must purchase some mnmum amount of food before beng allowed to waste hs money. Not only that, but the amount that students are allowed to spend on games should be drectly proportonal to the amount of food they buy. Lack of sleep s a major cause of student sckness. l suggest mxng tme-released tranqulzers n ther food to ensure adequate sleep. My lat proposal s amed at correctng one of the sde effects of transfer from our dgestve system to drect placement of nutrents n the stomach. Though students wll no longer have to worry about cavtes, constant non-usage of jaw muscles tends to cause them to freeze up. l say that non-toxc stcks of rubber be gven to students to gnaw on to keep jaw muscles n shape. In concluson. I'd lke to correct the msconcepton of most students that all of the food cooked by Unversty Food Servces tastes bad. It does not taste bad. To the contrary, t all tastes the same. Dr. l.c. Spots, Anthropologst School of Detary and SoShalI Scences (Actual Author: Darrell Shortt FR Speech-Communcatons) Ignore ant nukes I want to add my voce to Matt Maggo s n support of nuclear power and enlarge on a few of the ponts he made n hs column of Dec. 7. Perfect record beles poltcal crtcsm." Nuclear power Is extremely safe. If there were to be a serous nuclear accdent, the Atomc Energy Commsson tself has determned that', at the maxmum, only about 145,000 people would be klled and njured. That's only one-sxteenth of 1 percent of the Amercan populaton. More people than that are klled each year whle backng the wrong way down a one-way street. And how lkely s a nuclear accdent anyway? Conservatve thnkers now beleve there was no accdent at Three Mle Island. They say t's possble that the whole thng was just meda hype Guard your calculator well; have t nsured Recently I had a calculator wth a card reader and some magnetc cards stolen. The calculator p valued at $450. The programs on the rr agrretccardswllbeofnouretoanyonaelsa. Thecalculator and cards were taken from an EE WShboratory, whch meansthatwhoevertook themwuatleastajunortakngpower ltlsashamewhenwerealuthatwththefne educaton we meve here, some of us never learn about some of the most mportant values '9 socety. Assumng you graduate, Mr. or Ms. Thef, what are you gong to do n ndustry? the company's computer? Why not? The theft of my calculator was a felony. Ths also makes the electrcal engneerng department look bad. lwouldllketoofferafewsuggestonsto oumers: engneered by actor Jack Lemon to promote hs then recently released flm. Chna Syndrome Fnally, let's cast a cold eye on ant-nuclear prctesters. Magge mentoned n hs artcle that pro~ testers may be recevmg llct fnancng from foregn countres. Conservatve sources now feel that the Unon of Concerned Scentsts an outspoken crtc of nuclear prolferaton - may be none other than the new poltcal arm of the exled Ugandan regme of ld Amn, currently operatng from a storefront n Newark, NJ. These examples serve to show us that we can't beleve what we hear from ultra-lberal commesympathlzer ant-nuke freaks. Now, as always, the only safe course s to let conservatve thought steer us through the fog. Robert Rch JR ME 1) Mark your calculdu. 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4 Four / Techncan I'eatures December 11, 1981 Chrstmas newlne of toys for that ultra-modern kd by Med Byrd Features Wrter Today's kds. lvng n a world of radcal change and constant progress. are a dfferent breed than ther contemporares of even 20 years ago. Though the means of chld producton have changed very lttle. the adage "t hey don't make 'em lke they used to" apples readly. The modern pre-pubescent human beng can be lkened unto a large sponge. though not half as attractve or useful. He absorbs a vast array of mages and nformaton from a varety of sources. such as televson. magaznes and the backs of Captan Crunch boxes. The result s an expanded range of nterests and desres for the young person. who wants to be a part of all that he perceves. As Chrstmas nears. purchasng approprate gfts for today's kds s not a matter to be taken lghtly. A lttle nsght on the parents' part wll show that tradtonal toys are out for good. C'mon Mom and Dad. cast asde that Sears Wsh book and take a closer look at those quverng lumps of demonc flesh that you call your chldren! The proper present can make a tremendous dfference n ther future development. Dolls? Yes. they're stll around. albet n a rather off-beat way. Face t, Raggedy Ann and Baby Tny Tears have gone the way of the dodo! The modern grl won't settle for anythng less than a lfe-sze baby doll that burps up. spts up. messes up and has to be beaten up 24 hours a day. Brusable Betty" comes wth lfelke skn that dscolors and swells when struck, and has real har that can be yanked out completely by Mommy after a hard day at the offce. Tp the Rpper." a venemous, agng doll wth patented flop-omatc" har. whps out a dagger and cuts down any Republcan n sght. And for the senstve. passonate young man. the Bg Bolt Hunky Constructon Stud Set" wll produce squeals of ecstasy on Chrstmas day! A local favorte. the UNC-Chapel Hll AnHead CoEd" doll. throws off ts clothes and moans. use me. abuse me just don't confuse me" when touched or spoken to. For the more practcal chld. educatonal toys are stll the best bet. However. chemstry sets, erector kts. and other effete gfts are a sure kss of death" on Chrstmas mornng. A sensble parent wll search. for thngs that wll offer a lastng learnng experence to ther chld; For example. the "Gary Coleman Nuclear Holocaust Smulator" wll provde hours of treless entertanment and gve nformatve answers to such questons as "What would happen f Gary Coleman Want to wrte for the., 7 DO you have for features7 Gve us a call at " and ask for left. L were suddenly thrust nto the mddle of a nuclear reactor meltdown? How much radaton would be requred to convert Gary Coleman's sassy smle nto lqud teeth? What s the mnmum lethal dose of plutonum salts needed n order to completely destroy a chld approxmately the sze of Gary Coleman?" Smart lttle grls wll adore the new E-Z Zap" portable mcrowave oven. crammed wth extra features lke the ex clusve puppopper dogge dryer and a three step amplfed pacemaker jammer. And any future doctor wll be delghted wth the Brooke Shelds Health Test Doll." Use Brooke to examne the effects of up to 200 tons of external cranal pressure on adolescent pests. research the causes of teenage bmbo-sm. or smply make her begn to smoke mentholated V/(Sw/A n I; I \"M 4 mag.. un, lt..is mwr. \A ts/t rg/762% cgarettes untl she pukes on her Calvns! Board games have also undergone a great transformaton. No longer s t desrable just to have two hotels on North Carolna Avenue and pass G0 at regular ntervals. No. today's upand-comng kd wants a game ftted wth more realstc proftmakng opportuntes. Try Torch." the fre-nsurance fraud game. or "Mr. Mortgage." where players race to foreclose on an 80-year-old wdowed cancer vctm. Grls too worred about ther own development to care about mystery dates or fashon shows wll thrll over Jane Russell's Race for Cleavage" game. wth ts fastpaced slcone mplant jackpot and Mark Eden tranng-school smulator. For the kd who loves musc. the Magnum Throbber" stereo outft. complete wth loo-megawatt Hom-Sound" amplfer and M-620 army-surplus speakers. s guaranteed to warp every bone n the human skull and cause tremors n neghborng geographc faults. The talented but stupd young gutarst wll apprecate the Ted Nugent Thng-Thang" lead gutar. whch jabbers on loudly for hours wth lttle effort on the player's part. Or. for that buddng vocalst. the Bruce Sprngsteen Throat Cancer Croak Kt" wll gve even the sweetest voce a harsh. straned sound that nevtably leads to fame and fortune. Then t's tme to twtch and turn all nght wth the Please Shoot Me Dead beach-musc dance kt, complete wth madras slacks that speak seven dfferent languages and an exclusve two-page booklet of all the orgnal beach musc ever wrtten! Kssng under mstletoe orgnates from Norse myth by Karen G. Fox Copy Edtor Lke most holdays. Chrstmas s fraugh wth tradtons. Unfortunately the reasons behnd most of these tradtons have been forgotten. Kssng under the mstletoe s one custom whch most people follow. but few know the orgn of t. Ths custom stems from ancent Norse mythology and has been carred down through the ages and nto ths country by the northern Europeans. In the ancent days of early cvlzaton. the earth was ruled by gods of wonderous wsdom, strength. beauty and power. accordng to the Norse myths. Balder was the best and purest of the gods. Hs face shown wth the radance of the sun and hs comng was lke the comng of summer.. All loved and feared hm except Loke. who was a god flled wth hatred and malce. Loke was jealous of the other gods and would often spend hs tme thnkng of ways to harm or dsgrace them. Odn. the most powerful and wse of the gods. learned the death of hs son Balder. whch was doomed to occur just before the fnal war at the end of the gods' regn, was drawng ngh. Frgg. Odn's wfe. was dstraught at the news. She traveled heaven and earth and made all thngs whch were created swear a solomn oath never to harm Balder. But fate was stronger than her motherly love, as she overlooked one lttle shrub. the mstletoe. whom she felt was too young and weak to cause any harm. Snce the gods beleved Balder could not be harm ed by anythng. they persuaded hm to stand as a target for a game m whch they threw weapons at hm. Loke was jealous of ths. He appeared to Frgg dsgused as an old woman and coerced her to tell hm the one thng whch had not promsed to refran from harmng Balder. Loke mmedately ran to the mstletoe and fashoned a dart from a sprg of t. Los then offered the dart to Hoder. Balder s blnd brother. and offered to gude hs hand so that Hoder mght also partcpate n the gods' new sport. The dart perced Balder's heart and klled hm. The skes grew dark and the gods froze n horror. For the frst tme. tears were shed n Asgard. home of the The gods sent a messenger to Hel. the goddess of the dead. to convnce her to release Balder from Nflhem. the house of the dead. Hel sad she would allow Halder to return only f every lvng thng wept for hm. The messenger returned wth Hel s decree and new messengers were sent from Asgard throughout all the worlds to say that all who loved Balder should weep for hs return. Everyone wept n Asgard, and n all the earth nothng exsted that dd not weep. Great trees. small flowers. and the beasts of the forests and felds wept. as well as men. women and chldren. As the messengers journeyed back to Asgard wth the news that everythng had wept for Balder. they came upon a gantess. called Thok. whose eyes were dry. The messengers ordered her to cry for Balder. but she refused as she sad she dd not love hm. Then. when a terrble laugh broke from her lps. the messengers knew t was really the voce of Loke. Balder never returned to Asgard and the shadows deepened over all thngs. for the nght of death was fast comng on. But the gods had to contnue and put asde ther. grevng as ther regn had not yet ended. When the gods gref had subsded, they decded Balder s death was caused. by Loke's evl and the mstletoe was forgven for ts part n the ncdent. The shrub was placed n the care of Freyja. the goddess of love. Kssng under the mstletoe was a sgn of forgveness and represented the mstletoe's forgveness. Mstletoe. a parastc evergreen, was hghly vsble n the tops of decduous trees n the wnter and because of ts apparently sudden avalablty and ts color. t was used as a Chrstmas decoraton when Chrstmas was ntroduced by the Catholc Church. Chrstmas was also the tme for forgveness. and the orgnal meanng of kssng under the mstletoe ft the tme. Today a man may clam a kss from a woman who walks beneath a sprg of mstletoe for no reason at all except that t has become tradtonal to do so. If you notced earler, Chrstmas was ntroduced by the Catholc Church. Chrst was actually born n the sprng. The celebraton of Chrst's brth n late December was contrved by offcals n the Roman Catholc Church to keep people from swtchng to pagansm. I cren, AllCrsr'sonumustbelswsrtfmlfl TNTWHM' puma mamma- mmmumsrcsldudy and other longterm loan borrowers wnner. Open to students and lawlty worthnlsnuhsndmmbatypedor wndward-hush mmsmmhusndtlo StmuSylvsPeednatlSHlSltlorsgn graduatng ths semester or not returnng Rules: 1! 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Tranng courses wll be provded to accelerate career development n ol and gas producng and drllng operatons. Postons are located n Gulf.Coast, Md-Contnent, Rocky Mountan. anc West Coast areas. Excellent employee benefts. If you have ntervewed wth a Gulf Recruter or have sent us a resume, thank you very much. If you have not. please send your resume and transcrpt to: J. R. Lgon, Jr. GULF OIL EXPLORATION & PRODUCTION COMPANY PO. Box 1166 Pttsburgh, PA An Equal Opportunty Employer M/F CHRISTMAS CHAMPAGNE DANCE. Sat. Der. 12, North Hall 6th floor Merry Monk. am to 11!. B.Y.O.8. Admsson: $.50. Spon and by East Campus Exswlve Board. Ssrnfonnsl attre was Staff photo by Smon Grffths The tradton of kssng under mstletoe has a long and colorful hstory. At the end of one year and the begnnng of the next, wld celebratons by the pagans took place n honor of ther gods. Chrstan converts had a habt of slppng back nto ther old relgon durng such tmes, so the Church decded to contend wth such festvtes by havng ts own celebratons. Thus Chrstmas. or Chrst's mass, was brought forth. You wll probably be carryng out many ancent tradtons ths Chrstmastde whether you know the orgnal meanng and purpose behnd the custom or not. Edtor s note: We here at the Techncan wsh you a very joyful Chrstmas break full of famly and/or frends no matter how or why you celebrate the holdays. UPSILON Pl EPSILON Computer Socety members who were nducted Fall 1900 or Sprng 1981 may pck up ther certfcates n 131A Danels lj.w. Hansor. GERMAN CLUB ANNUAL CRRISTMAN PAR TY. Fr, Dec 11, pm Home of Prof. Smonssn, 4213 Arbutus Drve, Laurel Hlls. For tramponaton meet at Harrs Lot at 6:45. Cornsh refreshments and sngng of Como carols ABORTIONS UP TO 12TH WEEK OfgEMMCY W from 13 to 0 m wll. test. brth rot and problem pregnancy Wheelng. For further nformaton all 032M (tollfroo' number ) between 9 AAA-5 PM. wden. no M Women's Health 911 West Morgan St. awn, N.C J CHRISTMAS CARE AUCTION: Brng a used tem to donate for suctw and a covered dsh for a potluck supper to the Baptst Stu dent Carter lscross form llbl BlYl Saturday, Dec :!!! pm. Good food, carol sngng. and a fun aucton to beneft campus mnstres and world hunger. A food exam break. too. DURING EXAMS COFFEE wll be sold at reduced prces of $.10 Ilsrgel and 8.5 lsmall n area Food Servce locatons after 5 pm, Mll, December M17. Sponsored by Food Servce and Unon Actvtes Board, NICKY TEAM MEETING Very mportant ncotrig concurrng fundng for Sprng Semester. Frday, at 5 pm n Student Corner Lobby. Please Attend. HAPPY HOUR. OWEN OORM. Frday Ososrnbsr llth, 3:30 6m, $1.25, 31 wth OWEN or BOWEN actvty card.. TAKE NOME A PUPPY FOR CHRISTMAS! Mother-Doberman and Barnum Shepherd. Father-German Shepherd. $25. Call Moll" Fen-ale puppes left tdy. BARBECUE WOLFBURCERS CHICKEN and all the trmmngs Rcky Layton, Manager DUN MURRAY'S Barbecue MISSION VALLEY SHPC- CENTER4

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6 ' Sx Techncan Sports. December 11, 1981 Wolfpack cagers State women bomb Mountes App as he got 10 ponts. Ftch s fgure was next. by Wllam Terry Kelley Sports Edtor Reynolds Colseum s qurkl) becomng a dffcult place for other teams to play for two reasons. Frst ofall. State s basketball team has won fvestraght games four at home - and s quckly turnng some heads n the early season. partcularly after t trounced Appalachan State Wednesday nght before a crowd of The other reason s the Reynolds Colseum crowd partcularly a group of frehat clad students callng themselves the hose brgade," that sts together and spurs on the rest of the multtude. One of the brgade's new tactcs s cheerng for one member of State's opponent and after one member of the crew held up a sgn wth the number "20" on t Wednesday nght. that's all the crowd needed. Appalachan State's leadng scorer. guard John Ftch. wears No. 20 and the 6-2 senor who was averagng 19.5 ponts per game was lmted to sx by the Pack. as the crowd cheered for hm each tme he got hs hands on the ball. Of course not many of the Mountaneer players dd score a herd of ponts, as only Kelvn McMllan was able to bread double fgures for followed by Wade Capehart. who left the game early n the second half wth an njury that was reportedly dagnosed as a punctured lung. at fve. Santa Claus was even among the State cheerers and for State's Thurl Baley he pcked a good nght to come to town because after watchng Baley's performance aganst the Moontaneers he now knows that Thurl has been good. lovng Baley postage on a letter to the North Pole. Baley led the Pack scor ng attock wth 23 ponts. whle addng seven. re bounds. Sdney Lowe knocked n 13 for the Pack whle Dereck Whttenburg ht for 12. Baley kept the Moon- ' taneers n check most of the evenng. as he contnually ht baselne jumpers to pace State. They left t open... Bal!!! sad. referrng to the"? baselne. I shot t a lot last year. I can ht from 15 feet on n. If t's left open sometmes and I sene man pullng on me. I can passt and get t back to take a shot. I thnk they realzed we were as quck as they were. I thnk they came to play. We re good all the way around." Appalachan, fresh off a vctory over Duke, could never get thngs rollng aganst the Pack. The Mountaneers fell behnd early and could never rebound enough to make the game anythng but a blowout. I thnk the fact that App State went to Duke and beat Duke had a lot to do wth our game tonght." State head basketball coach Jm Valvano sad. We played the frst 20 mnutes of basketball as well as we've played ths year. We worked on our zone. "Each game we get a lttle better but we've stll got an awful lot of room for mpmement. App State really does have a fne basketball team. Thurl Baley dd another great job on (Ap palachan rot-ware. Charles) Pa'ytom- He'e becomng a well-rounded player and was just outstandng tonght. I thnk you're lookng at a future pro.", Valvano also lked the way State's fans were backng ther Pack. 1 thnk t' 5 fne as long as they don tpck me out later n the ynr when thngs aren t gong so well. " Valvano sad. It's really a great crowd." Although the home team sometmes has a sluggsh start n the second half when t has the lead. Chuck Nevtt saw to t that State would not suffer from that malady wth a rousng slam dunk to start the second half. Although Nevtt s only a comefrom-behnd wn at playng about half of the College Park, Md.. n game, he s very pleased December. State wll be try wth the tme he s gettng. ng to avenge that loss as I thnk whenever you go well as another loss to the down at halftme wth a lead Terps last season and. beng there's a tendency to come. from the area. Baley has out knd of flat." Nevtt sad. some extra ncentve. "I was lucky to get a dunk lke that. I'm not dsapponted wth the tme at all. I understand not beng able to get nto a game lke St. Peters. I'm totally satsfed." The Pack wll be facng one of ts bgger tests of the season ths Saturday when t hosts the Terps. Maryland vrtually set the tempo of State's season last year wth State swmmers to host Cocks by Todd McGee Sports Wrter One of the most heated rvalres n all of college athletcs takes place at State ths weekend when the Wolfpack men s and women's swmmng teams take on South Carolna Saturday at p.m. n the State nautatorum. Last year at South Carolna State's men came away wth a vctory. Head swmmng coach Don Easterlng hopes for more of 3808 Western Blvd. the same ths year. In hs 12 years at State. Easterlng has never lost to South Carolna. but there have been many close calls. The men swm 13 events. 11 ndvdual races and two relays. In scorng a meet. fve ponts are awarded for frst place n the ndvdual events. three for second. and one for thrd. Each team can enter three people n an event. For the relays. each team can only enter 1 team. and seven ponts are awarded for frst. none for second. a Sub BUY ONE SUB. GET ONE FREE Frday and Saturday, Dec. 11 and 12 ONLY! 10 am. to 3 am SHORT TERM LEASE AVAILABLE UP TO 4 STUDENTS PERMITTED PER APARTMENT KEEP! YOUR MONTHLY RENT PER PERSON REASONAILEl mmcmmemmmmm HM! Just 13 mnutes from NCSU. Bus servce to NCSU onroute unharmundndoorawmmng pool. exer- csemomandclubhouaeflhrmrsooumandouedoorpool tooioneandcwobedroomplamoflermodemldtchen. arcondmonmg. andcarpetng. Cablevaonandl-IBO avalable. Drect Bua servce. For complete ntonaton and a complmentary Indoor pool pan. vst no 9-6: )...-mdailysatundaylosmpjn. andsundayl-sm m. r I BRNGMS COUPON AND YOUR STUDEth ID. I SIRLION STEAK $4.79 Includes All You Can Eat Salad Bar CLIP THIS COUPON and come to our I or Szzler french for fres an excellent and Szzler Value. toast Baked ncluded. potato I PLUS all you can eat salad bar. More than I one student can use ths coupon. I 601 Peace St. Corner Peace l Glenn/cod LAST DAY: Sunday December I I-J There are a 113 possble ponts n a meet. South Carolna head coach Steve Collns s n hs second year on the job. and accordng to Easterlng. has done a real good job coachng and recrutng." Among the Gamecocks' leaders s All-Amerca backstroker Robbe Bedford. Bedford also swms the Indvdual Medley for the Gamecocks. Jasper Jorgensen s ther leadng sprnter. Paolo Rodeghero s another South Carolnaplayer to watch. Paolo Rodeghero s a good all-around swmmer." Easterlng sad. He's very. very sold." Mark Taylor and Rck Sawck are the Gamecocks leadr. I butterflers. "Ther strongest overall event s the breaststroke." Easterlng sad. They have at- least three qualty breaststrokers n freshmen Steve Sprull, Adam Mtchell and Jm Barnes. They have very good depth n the breast. Ther only weakness s the dstance freestyle. They also don't have much depth n the backstroke." In dvng, the Gamecocks feature three very good dvers n Rob Gentry. Dave G oldfeld and Steve McHenry. Gentry s ther number one dver. He excels at both the one- and threemeter boards. State enters the meet 10, but an upset-mnded Vrgna team took them to the wre n ther only meet so far. We don't know where we are." Easterlng sad. If you wn the close meets. ts got to help you lttle bt. We have a lot of sckness. We are on a frst name bass down at the drugstore." Leadng the walkngwounded for State n the freestyle are Bob Menches. P.T. DeGruchy and Chuck Gaul. Menches s the conference leader n the 500 freestyle. ASSOCIATE INDUSTRIAL It's on the back of our mnds," sad Baley. who was recruted heavly by Maryland coach Lefty Dresell. of last year's loss. "If t sn't, then somethng s wrong. It's always a specal game. I know most of the guys and I know the coach real well." Except for the fact that t s a league game. Valvano s not worred about losng and wll be no more nervous ENGENEERING Apply Your Knowledge In An Exctng, State-of-the-Art ' Manufacturng Envronment! INVESTIGA r5 TELEX FOR LONG- TERM CAREER SA TISFA CTION! TELEX TERMINAL COMMUNICATIONS, INC. s and establshed leader n the manufacture of computer termnals and s currently expandng ts Ralegh, North Carolna faclty to meet ncreasng demand for our products. We seek fresh talent to make valuable contrbutons to obr ontnuod success. Wth TELEX, you'll experence on-gong professonal challenge whch wll stmulate your creatvty and ncrease your knowledge n a hgh technmology envronment. We'll encourage your personal groth because your development s mportant to our overall mpact on the ndustry. We want you to grow so we can contnue to growl And we ll reward you generously for your efforts. 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Rusty Gratz and Mark Klnge make up State's conference leadng 400.meter freerelay team. Leadng the backstrokers for State wll be Peter Solomon. Dave DeGruchy and Bob Hewtt head State's ndvdual medley squad; both are conference record holders. Other swmmers for State are freshman John Budd. whom Easterlng sad kept them n the Vrgna' _ meet, and dvers Stuart Lndow. Ron Posyton and Tom Nuensnger. "Manly we're tryng to go nto semester break wth good tmes." sad Easterlng. One of our goals s to have an undefeated season. (See Tankers. " page 7) 33 shell by Devn Steele. Assstant Sports Edtor DURHAM For a short spell t looked lke the tortose and the hare. State's women's basketball team was all set to take ts frst conference vctory of the year over lowly Duke Tuesday nght n Cameron Indoor Stadum wthout much problem. But when the roundball was n the ar. the Blue Devls were quck to begn a possble upset bd over the natonally nnth- ranked Wolfpack. as they raced to a 12 7 lead over sluggsh State. When the Pack realzed the Devls ntenton, t quckly geared up. employed a full-court press and shelled Duke despte lackng ntensty throughout the game. We ddn t have the alertness that we've had n other games." sad State head coach Kay Yow. who pts her squad aganst North Carolna Saturday at 7:30 p.m. n Reynolds Colseum n a game whch wll be broadcast on WKNC FM We ddn't play wth much enthusasm. We looked fatgued and we ddn't play wth as much ntensty. Paula Ncholson and Gnger Rouse led the Pack attack wth 13 ponts apece. whle Clauda Krecker chp ped n wth 10. Ncholson, however. dd all her scorng n the frst half because of a knee njury whch sdelned her early n the second perod. The Blue Devls, 2-4. were paced by 6 1 center Jennfer Chesnut. who popped n 19. wth 15 comng n the frst half. We dd a good job of holdng her to just four the second half." Yow sad. "We, ponted out her stats at the half. We felt we had to stop that knd of domnaton. We had let her make too many lane cuts and thngs lke that. We tred to play better defensvely from the nsde." State. 5-1 headng nto Thursday nght's confrontaton wth Wake Forest. took an early 74 lead before the Devls scored eght-straght ponts and stayed on top through most of the frst half. A layup by Ncholson wth 6:15 left n the half gave the Pack ts frst lead n over 10 mnutes at From there, a refurbshed State team outscored Duke 102 to mount a nnepont margn at ntermsson. We started pushng the ball downcourt a lttle qucker (the latter part of the second halfl," Yow ponted out. That was effectve for us." The Blue Devls never got closer than the halftme spread. Wth 10:35 showng. Conne Rogers sank a 10-footer. her sxth pont of the half. to put the Wolfpack on top by 10 at For the next four mnutes. State went on a shootng spree. outscorng Duke 90 D..J. 5 PAYS CASH FOP YDLJF? BFllNG THEh/l OVER! Blue Devls to nab a 5637 lead wth 6:32 left. Senor guard Rouse banked n fve to key the Pack surge. As the fnal fve mnutes tcked off. a number of Pack reserves saw acton wth freshman Candy Lucas. returnng to her hometown. toppng the lst. Lucas, who fnshed wth eght ponts. dsplayed her lucratve stealng and jumpng ablty n the late gong. "Candy has been playng No.2 guard. but we moved her to No.1 ths week n hopes of ncreasng her playng tme." Yow sad. We'Ve been lookng for a way to use her better. She's got good leadershp qualtes as a freshman - good ballhandler wth a good shot." Sophomore Krecker. who executed from the forward slot for 25 mnutes, has been a pleasant surprse for State n the early season and procured a startng poston n the Coca-Cola Classc last weekend. A 6-2 junor. Ncholson became the second State center to suffer a knee njury. Debbe Shugart fell vctm to a mshap n the Pack's opener and s stll unable to return to the lneup. Ncholson s njury was dagnosed as cartlage damage Thursday and she wll possbly not play n the contest wth the Tar Heels. The way she landed from a jump caused her to njure her knee." Yow sad. I beleve t was her lateral sde. She landed and her weght went the other way.". The Pack has won the last 18 meetngs between the two rvals defeatng North Carolna and last season. Yet. both teams should be evenly-matched. North Carolna. 31, has a balanced attack wth sx players n double fgures n Henretta Walls at Meredth Whte Kathy Crawford Eleen Me- Cann Lynda Payne 10.0 and Teresa Brown They're an extremely strong team." Yow sad. They're well-balanced. well-coached. They've always been good on the boards on both ends of the court. Ther front lne s sold." The Tar Heels s stout front lne of Brown. Crawford and Walls s averagng no less than seven rebounds per game. North Carolna dropped a decson to secondranked Old Domnon last weekend. The Wolfpack wll host three non-conference teams over the Chrstmas break. whle meetng two ACC schools on ther home turfs. ncludng No. 17 Clemson. State hosts UNC- Wlmngton Dec. 19 at p.m.. Appalachan State Jan. 2 at 6 p.m. and Tennessee Tech Jan. 6 at 7:30 p.m. On Jan. 4. the Pack vsts Georga Tech before travelng to Tgertown J an. 9. The UNC-W meetng wll be part of a double-header wth the State men. BOOKS. D. J. 8 TEXTBDDKS 2418 Hllsbonough St. [uppen level] $$EB$

7 -. I r J Pack grapplers to take on Vrgna Tech by Bray Test State's wrestlng team wll compete n three dual meets durng the next two weeks and Chrstmas break. Dual meets wth Iowa State. Vrgna Tech and Oswego State are slated for the Pack wrestlers. The frst match wll be Saturday wth Vrgna Tech. The match wll be the frst dual meet of the year for the Wolfpaclt and wll be held n Reynolds Colseum at 4 pm. The match s beng held after the men's Maryland basketball game and before the women's North Carolna basketball game. Ths wll gve many State supporters a chance to see the nnth-ranked State grap plers n acton. Vrgna Tech wll gve the Pack a run for ts money. Wrestlers for the State's ACC Champonshp team wll nclude fve ACC Cham. pons and several. others Newcome was last year's l34-pound champon. All-Amerca Matt Ress wll jon the team next semester. He won the NCAA ttle hs freshman year and fnshed eghth last year. He s State's second two-tme all-amerca. Other top wrestlers who wll compete for the Wolfpack nclude Lehgh Inwnner Chrs, vttatonal Mondragon. Randy Ascan. Crag Cox. Carmen DeLese. Greg Fatool and Steve Koob. The Pack wll compete wth wrestlng powerhouse Iowa State on Dec. 22 at 7:30 pm. n Reynolds Colseum. Iowa State has a great Techncan fle photo wrestlng tradton and the match should be nterestng. On Jan. 3 State wll comng back from last year's' team. Rodrguez at one tme was ranked No. 1 n the na. ton last year. He was also undefeated untl he reached the NCAA tournament. Rodrguez won the 190-pound weght class n the Navy Invtatonal. host Oswego State at 2 pm. Osewgo State s relatvely unknown among State sup porters but the match wll be a tough one. Throughout the break State wll face three tough opponents wth the frst one ths Saturday. week Thurl Baley s ths week's Techncan athlete-of the-week. Baley. a junor from Seat Pleasant. Md.. led the Pack n scorng and re boundng n both of the Pack's games n the past week. Aganst the slow-downmnded St. Peters team. Baley got 15 of the Pack's 44 ponts and garnered seven rebounds as the Pack slowed down the Peacocks The 6-11, pre-season second-team all-acc forward then ncreased hs team-leadng 18.2 scorng average wth 23 ponts aganst Appalachan State. Baley once agan garnered seven boards as the Pack downed the Mountaneers December 11, 1981 / Techncan Sports / Seven Athlete of the Staff photo by Jm Fret Radford nps State gymnasts by Todd McGee Sports.Wrter For all of those who have passed through Carmchael Gym and wondered what all of that werd equpment on court one was. let t be. known that t s gymnastcs 'equpment. And yes. there are some people at State who know how to use t. State s one of.four schools n the ACC that has a women's gymnastcs team the other three beng Duke. North Carolna and Maryland - and the only school" to have a men s team. The women had ther frst match Dec. 5, aganst Radford College at Radford. from whch they came away losers by only 2.05 ponts. There are four events n women s gymnastcs: the balance beam. the floor exercse. the vault and the uneven parallel bars. In a match. up to sx women from each team may partcpate n each eyent wth thetop four ndvduai ' scores beng added together for the team score n that event. To get the total team score. the four ndvdual event scores are combned. A perfect score n any event s a 10. Ponts are awarded on the bass of performance. I The Wolfpack's Jerry Rodrguez struggles to keep the top poston. who fnshed n the top three plan. has been wrestlng postons. All-Amerca Chrs very well ths year. He made Wentz wll be State's top t to the fnals n the Lehgh wrestler n the 118-pound Invtatonal and wrestled dvson. So far ths year he well n the Navy Invtatonal. has already won one tourna. ment., Jerry Rodrguez and Tom Tab Thacker. last year's Newcome are two more ACC heavyweght cham- ACC Champons that are degree of dffculty and pose. The frst event n the match was the vault. The ndvdual team wnner was Vck Kreder of State. Her score of 8.4 npped Radford's Maureen Flynn by.05. Coleen Bosnc of State ted Brtta Whte of Redford for, thrd wth a score of Other scorers for State were Jule McGll and Karen Nagle. The score was ted after ths event at 32.5, The uneven parallel bars. perhaps the most exctng and dffcult of all the events. was next. Ths tme pckng up the ndvdual wn for State was Jule McGll. Her score of 7.65 defeated Jule DeOro of Redford by.05. Bosnc agan ted for thrd. ths tme wth Flynn. Jennfer Ladner and Nagle were the other scorers for State n ths event. Radford pulled ahead by.9 after the uneven parallel bars. The balance beam was neat and: once" agan State had the ndvdual wnner. Kreder pcked up her second wn. ths tme by defeatng Cndy Schockley of Redford by.1. Kreder's score was McGll was fourth wth a score of 7.7. Redford took the next two ' 50c OFF : VILLAGE INN PIZZA g PARLOR S I ALL you CAN EA T l.buffet /\7\ {Eu tunes Western Blvd. Expres: Tuesday. Dec. 22 '3 -_..'.... places and stretched ts lead to The fnal event was the floor exercse. Radford's Flynn took ndvdual honors wth a score of McGll and Kreder took second and thrd,.scorng.6 and.65 behnd Flynn, respectvely. The fnal event was the floor exercse. Flynn took frst place. Her score of 8.35 was.6 ahead of McGll. Kreder was thrd. just.05 behnd McGll. Ladner was ffth and Nagle seventh, but Radford s early lead was just too much to overcome. 'Hte fnal score of the meet was to McGll was State's overall wnner. Her score of was just.5 behnd Flynn's. Jule had an extremely good meet. especally n the vault and floor." State head coach Mark Stevenson sad. Jenny (Ladner) had a good meet on the floor. and a far ly good showng on the beam. though her score doesn't reflect t. Vck came through very well n the photoby Jm Fre State's Karen Nagle performs a nfty handsprng on the balance beam. beam. floor and vault. but she couldn't compete n the uneven bars because of a shoulder njury." Injures contrbuted to State's defeat. ' "We ddn t have a team really." Stevenson sad. Jan Herndon s out for the» 900 WEST OPEN TUESDAY-SATURDAY 8pm-Zam Back by popular demand D.J. Rck L. Spnnng all your favorte records TUESDAY: FREE BEVERAGES FOR LADIES WEDNESDAY 8 THURSDAY: COLLEGE NIGHT Beach Top 40 Rock and Roll Lades Free Beverage Guys 25 Beverage NO COVER IF YOU ARRIVE BEFORE 11pm other specals from 8-9, 9-10, FRIDAY SATURDAY: PACK MEMBERSHIP PINBALL DISCOUNTS AND TO VIDEO ALL GAMES COLLEGE STUDENTS MEMBERSHIP AVAILABLE- ALL NOT ABC OPEN PERMITS mtwamwu TO Mode-8 THE GENERAL ms PUBLIC $0... pnged wrst. She should be back after Chrstmas though." State wll host James Madson Jan. 16. a match n whch men and women wll compete. I thnk wth a full team we can gve them a run. Stevenson sad. Tankers expect challenge from strong South Carolna (Contnued from page 6) We're gong to be ready to swm." For the women. head coach Bob Wencken expects South Carolna to be tough. The women have to swm n 17 events. 4 more than the men. Wencken expects Cheryl Brosseau. Jance Clark and Colleen Collns to be the Gamecocks' best. All three are swmmng well. and wll be well~rested for ths meet." Wencken sad. They have two sold breaststrokers n sophomores Judy Rchards and Mary Vrones. Vrones was a hgh school teammate of our Patty Waters. and she wll be prmed for the race." Wencken expects the Gamecocks' best events to be the 500 freestyle and the backstrokes. the lms and the sprnt freestyles. Ther only weakness wll be the 1000 freestyle. One of State's major weaknesses wll be ts lack of numbers. Only 12 grls are on the team. but as the sayng goes. ts qualty, not quantty that counts. State features three All-Amercas from last year's sxthranked team n sx events. Leadng ths group s Waters. who was a twotme All-Amerca. Amy Leppng and Patty Pppn. Leadng State n the breaststroke wll be Mary Lynne McElhaney and Alson Brown. In the free. t wll be Leppng. Perry Da'um. and Clemson-transfer If you can t stop drnkng. Kelly Parker. Wencken expects the 500 freestyle to be the best meet of the day. If South Carolna swms both ts top grls. then there s a possblty that there could be fve grls under fve mnutes." Wencken sad. The real talent of the group s returnng All- Amerca Beth Emory. In the other events. State wll be thn, but Wencken hopes the meet wll be close gong nto the last event. the freestyle relay. 1 thnk the meet wll pro bably go down to the last event." Wencken sad. And f t does. I thnk we can wn t." The teams' next meet s Jan. 12 aganst UNC- Wlmngton. on t start drvng. The It 1 best-sellng novel s now a move. STEWART THEATRE These flms have been changed from Frday Dec. 11, to Sunday Dec. 13. IANlKlN Flll N. llll.illllllhlll Hm wu'xe n «105mm. RICHARD RICHARD GEREwas. FREDDIE FIELDS wrf'h uorru H thflmw uvh ROSSNER. F'I faw-neulemr.w'e~" -v RDBRIXMS Bum """ "'""" "M Sunday Dec. 13, p.m. Stewart Theatre $1.00 OO'ODOOOO-OOOOOOOOO Joseph E Levme presents a Mke Nchols um Starrng Jags Ncholson Candce Bergen year wth a knee njury. Bosnc has a hyper-extended knee. Hed Olsen has an m- Empassy Releasepanavcsaon Technlcolot' I ve experenced only three or tour moves that I genunely was sorry to see end. IwassorrytoseeCamalKnDWltdgtendJ' VmcenI Canby. New York Tmes "Cam Ws one ol the-best moves ever." L:r smhh, Cosmopoltan Meg-zne "Carnal Knowledge s brllant. A least at a flm!" - Judth Crust, N V Magazne WW. An Ace. I ma t gudasorunnp d l -, um.1,39 rr}rj,,,,t I aboawow abewwy mnk) Iauunueg muuv tonomd Iran 0OVOIOW em more) um ui I-flhls OIEU3'H IeuOtsao é Dwectea E] 3Produced Mute N-chols An Avco and by 1.? SundeyDec.13-ep..m 75 j 0.. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOȮ COOOOOOOO. OOOOOOOOOCOOOOO O...OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. D.OO0...OOOOOhOOOOOOOOOOOOO... Most adult Amercans drnk, and most of 1 them drve. Whle t s best not to drnk before drvng, experence proves that not everybody follows ths advce. So, f you're gong to drnk, use common sense. Know your own lmt, as well as the speed lmt, and keep well wthn both. Because the worst tme to fnd out you can t drve a straght lne s when you re on the wrong sde of one. If you choose to drnk, drnk responsbly. Sponsored by the Bregew'Boerd of Gavemors...wshng you a f0 and happy hnlrtl ay canny"! For more nformaton contact Health Educaton at Student Health Servces. C lark nt rmary,

8 Eght / Techncan Entertanment December 11, I! _ Per crowd falls n love wth Romantcs by Nancy Lach Wrter It was a Saturday nght and The Per was crowded. Crowded may be 'an understatement. for all the tables had long been taken and the asles were jamm ed. The temperature seemed to be more than a hundred degrees and gettng to the bar for a beer was fne art. Everyone had come to see the Romantcs. a Detrot band that was makng ts second appearance at The Per. and the audence was ready to be wooed over. The Romantcs Rchard Cole. Jmmy Marnas. Wally Palmar. and C02 Canler - were surprsngly more drvng n concert than ther albums mpled. Wearng matchng pnk leather pants and jackets. black shoes. black shrts. Texas strng tes. and greasy swept-back har. these four cupe boys look more lke long lost relatves of Rcky Nelson than the tough, professonal showmen they proved to be. Havng adjusted to band-member changes. the Romantcs have also altered ther orgnal song style from a very refreshng. raw. danceable early 503 sound. not unlke early Beatles or Presley to a harder. more staunch rock that s backed up by a lot of resoundng bass lnes. The danceablty stll remans. but the nerve n the musc has tghtened up. The Romantcs opened wth Feel Alrght n the Nghttme." a song from ther latest album Strctly Personal followed up by "Gmme One More Chance" a goody from ther debut record. Even though most of ther songs were from the newest album, there was also a generous sprnklng of the old and new. all Staff photo by Wayne Beyer ' orgnal. The Romantcs, a Detrot band, gave a suprsngly rockng performance last Saturday nght at The Per. A dancng crowd The show contnued wth such songs as Can't Get was pushed on by vocalst/rhythm gutarst Wally Palmer and bass player Rchard Cole. Over You." one of ther slower breather" songs that exhausted after ther set. the Romantcs returned to gave the crowd a chance to rest. The walng vocals do two encores, fnshng out about an hour-and-a-half and melodc bass lnes were superb. Spread a Lttle Love on Me" was defntely one of the crowd's favortes wth ts catchy lyrcs and upbeat rhythm. as was Bop" sung by the drummer. Jmmy Marnos. Part of the song goes. Bop be bop Can't stand stll Bop be bop/what a thrll Keep on dancng, you can't stop All you got to do... Bop" The crowd ddn t need any encouragement to dance as Marnos' heady vocals suggested they should. The Romantcs fnshed ther set wth "What I Lke About You." one of ther better known songs that had the crowd ecstatc. Even though they were J. Gels Band s new album performance. The rockng. reelng mob would have lked more. Vocals contan harmony The vocals were traded off between Marnas, Cole, and Palmer. the latter two provdng the lghter sounds to the group. The harmonc parts were excellent as well as flashy., Marnos was spcy on the drums and Cole on bass. Palmer on rhythm gutar. and Canler on lead gutar kept the tenson n the musc. Altogether. the energetc vocals and punchy musc of the Romantcs provded a concert worth rememberng. A specal note should be gven to the Pedestrans who helped warm up the crowd wth some lvely rockablly.. Unfortunately. The Per was SRO sardne room only and vsblty was poor. Most people heard more of the hand than they saw. and other people were resortng to table tops and chars to catch glmpses of the group. I would lked to have been able to see more of the Romantcs snce they are an excellent band. both n sght - I'm sure and sound. The Per should also try to better antcpate the sze of ts crowds so the bar can be better stocked. All domestc bottle beer sold out quckly as dd the ptchers. and all that remaned were expensve yet small cups of beer and mported beer. Wth payng $5.00 at the door and havng to buy mported beer. nght clubs can become an occasonal luxury carryng a not so nomnal prce tag. Entertanment Brefs RALEIGH LITTLE THEATRE s second stage wll present Scandals. a muscal program on Dec and 19 at 8 pm. n the BLT Green Room. Admsson s free. THE LAST EXHIBITION of the fall semester wll be held Dec n the Student Center south gallery. The senor textle-desgn students nvte everyone to ex perence ther nterpretaton of lght through the medum of textles. An openng recepton wll be held Saturday from 7 pm. to pm. n the gallery ncludng a dance performance at pm. THE COUNTRY WIFE" wll mark the 17th producton by the Actng Company for audences n Stewart Theatre. Ths comedy wll be performed at 3 pm. and 8 pm. on Saturday. Indvdual tckets are avalable now for both shows. but there s a lmted number for..8 pm. Tckets are $8.50 for the publc. 37 for senor ctzens and chldren. and $6 for State students. All tckets may be purchased at the box offce. located on the second floor of the Unversty Student anter. For more nformaton call the Stewart Theatre at Lookng for Mr. Goodbar Stewart Theatre Entertanment Wrter Sunday, 7 ll p.m. Admsson: $1 Dane Keaton gves an outstandng performance n ths flm adaptaton of the best-sellng novel. Sex. drugs and rock n' roll are all thoroughly explored by Keaton as a woman fghtng the represson of her Catholc upbrngng. Carnal Knowledge Stewart Theatre Sunday, 9 pm. Admsson: 8.75 Although pretty tame by today's standards. ths flm aroused a lot of controversy when t was frst released. Jack Ncholson. Art Garfunkle. Ann Margaret and Candce Bergen star n ths storyabout changng sexual atttudes. shows rock knows no age LOCK. STOCK s: BARREL Vst our three convenent area locatons Oltalan Foods OSteaks OGourmet Burgers OSeafood OGourmet Desserts OExcellent Wne Lst PLUS OUR FAMOUS ALI. YOU CAN EAT 35 ltem SALAD BAR 3 CONVENIENT LOCATIONS:.3594 NORTH BOULEVARD-mxed beverages OCOLONY SHOPPING CENTER-beer and wne OSOUTH HILLS MALL-beer and wne,. Open seven days 2mn:oo WOW I Love and Death 7. Monday. 8 p.m. Stewart Theatre Admsson: Free by Gna Blackwssd across n that EntertanmentWrter the album. the band dstngushable Gels style. presents some rather frenzed danceable tunes. was wrtten by Justman or Every cut on the album Lstenng to ts new album. Freeze Frame. n the cowrtten by Justman and mxng room of New York's Dvergence of vocal sound lead vocalst Wolf. Ths par Record Plant. the J. Gels of rockers refused to succumb to the dea of mddle- Band must have felt qute a Freeze Frame. produced rush of prde. by Gels's keyboardst. Seth age and lettng the Gels If the J. Gels Band Justman. should awaken legend de out. started out n an effort to qute a few people to the produce a new. nnovatve really nnovatve vocal Tmeless energy album. t has succeeded. sound Wolf s capable of Rebel Wthout a Cause Ths new release screams creatng. No real Gels Along wth many other Stewart Theatre for the astute lstener's at follower could emerge from 605 and 70s muscal survvors. the J. Gels Band has tenton and wll most lkely a prevew of ths new get t. release wth anythng less proven that t s possble to Nearly a year n the makng. Freeze Frame s pro satsfacton. wthout losng any energy or than a feelng of total cross the brdge of tme bably one of the band's bet Ths new masterpece style. ter albums. Vocalst Peter should turn more than a few Wolf has never been of fner heads. and should succeed n Freeze Frame provdes voce than he s on Angel n gettng the J. Gels Band fresh proof that rock n' roll Blue." or on the percng "Do some of the recognton t knows no age lmt. If the You Remember When." has earned over the years. truth be known. many The approprately ttled Freeze Frame s packed younger bands would lke to Dressed n pant-staned clothes. the J. Gels Band poses on the back cover of ts newest Flame Thrower brngs out full of punchy arrangements capture the energy and flar release Freeze Frame. From left to rght, the band s members are Peter Wolf vocals. Seth The Man Who Would Be Kng a new Gels style. and t frnges on a Davd Bowe-lke lyrcs. The lyrcs come possesses. Danel Klen bass and flexbass. and Stephen Bladd drums and and splenddly nnovatve that the J. Gels Band Justman keyboards and vocals, Magc Dck - harmoncs and sex..i. Gels_ gutars, Stewart Theatre vocals. f T.. Sell t n Internatonal cusne Intmate atmosphere mum handcrafted roads Lounge (mud beverages avalable) roth/koller 2412 HILLSBOROUGH STREET _ RALEIGH HAVE A HAPPY HOLIDAYu From The Rathskeller - Best wshes for a happy holday season! (And a well deserved break from school!) If you are n town over the holdays here s our holday schedule We hope to see you! Dec CLOSED Dec. 26 OPEN 5p.m. 12p.m. Dec. 27 (Sunday) OPEN 11:30 a.m.~12:00 p.m. Dec. 31 & Jan. 1 CLOSED Jan. 2 OPEN 5 pm. Jan. 3 (Sunday) RETURN TO OUR REGULAR HOURS Noun: Il:30-IO:00 Sn-Fr. roth/kellor 5:00 l0:00$fl St.. Brunch Sun WM: sat-5342 WW nghty t. 1:00 j Classfeds _ Woody Allen takes pot shots at War and Peace and foregn flms n ths hlarous. but overlooked flm. about a dehard coward n the Napoleonc Wars. Of course Allen plays the son of a poor Jewsh peasant. Dane Keaton. an anarchst to the btter end. falls n love wth Allen and convnces hm to assassnate Napolean. Tuesday. 8 pm. Admsson: Free James Dean and Natale Wood star n ths classc teenagerebellon flm. Dean. Wood and Sal Mneo suddenly erupt n volent acts of juvenle delnquency as a response to socetal precondtonng. The mage of a restless. dscontented youngster created by Dean n ths flm has survved for over a quarter of a century. Wednesday. 8 pm. Admsson: Free Sean Connery and Mchael Cane are a par of greedy. adventurous Englshmen n ths exctng tale based on a story by Rudyard Kplng. In order to acqure the rches of the mountanous Kafrstan. Connery declares hmself a god. However. he eventually submts to earthly desres. rulnmrznasrrotr11mm)rrssosa'.n W" '" The Flamng Center has been here for Durant pro-modest students women maynowoompstsforssvsral of all ages snce otter-mg understandng hmdrod Ar Force scholarshba. Thassscholsrahpssrc and help to anyone faced wth an unplanned pregnancy dayornlghtservoestnnlude: 'tobsawardadtostudentsacoaptsdntomadeslschoosas hasw sauna fruhmsnoratthobsgnhngaf 'WOMW M ther sophomore year. The Mlmwm vscholarshp provdes for tu- CALL DAY on. mom: :. :.;:3 '...;."". :..';'".1:::.2.: The rm m ' allowance. Investgate ths We raharswhsnyounssdus. J WW Thnk England Summer 82! NCSU Annual Summer Study abroad program at Oxford - July 5-31 lnformatonlapplcatons avalable Student Center; 210 Harrs; 218 Lnk Bldg. More detals call Wolfpack Teletp Tape 637

9 5 Wtnesses say he was dstraught December 11, 1981 Techncan / News / Nne GREENSBORO (UPI) A Greensboro man. descrb ed as dstraught by wtnesses. pulled a zp gun and shot hmself Thursday whle beng tred on a nonsupport charge. Horace Wlkerson. who was sad to be n hs early 203. was lsted n serous condton at Moses Cone Hosptal after undergong surgery for a bullet wound n the stomach. The ncdent occurred n Gulford County Dstrct Court durng Wlkerson's tral on a charge of falng to make $325 n weekly sup.port payments for hs -.Man shoots hmself nsde courtroom legtmate chld. a l-year-old grl. There were no other n jures. I understand t s what we refer to as a home-made zp gun that fres a.25-calber bullet." sad Gulford County DstrctAttorney Mchael Schlosser. who was not present when the ncdent occurred. Wtnesses sad Judge Joseph Johns had asked Wlkerson why he had stop ped makng the support payments and Wlkerson had repled he had been abused by the mother. Sherry Dane Abram. and her boyfrend. Abram had told hm the chld was not hs. Wlkerson sad. and the boyfrend had beaten hm up. Wlkerson began approachng the bench despte warnngs from a balff and assstant dstrct attorney Avs Hammonds. pulled the weapon and shot hmself. I felt sorry for hm. He really seemed sncere." sad one person who wtnessed the ncdent. Others sad Wlkerson appeared near tears moments before the shootng. Schlosser sad he was tryng to decde f charges should be fled aganst Wlkerson. probably for carryng a concealed weapon. a msdemeanor. But Schlosser sad he was troublcd by evdence the man was dstraught at the tme. Wlkerson was orgnally charged wth beng the chld's father n Scptcmber of 1980 and was found gulty n Aprl by Gulford Dstrct Court Judge Wllam L. Dasy. who gave hm a sxmonth suspended scntcncc and ordered hm to pay $25 a week n chld support. The rulng was appcalcd to Superor Court. but the appeal was dropped n July and another dstrct court judge ordered Wlkerson to begn makng the payments. Wlkerson was scheduled to appear n Dstrct Court Nov. 5 on the charge of fall. ng to pay. but he faled to appear and the case was rescheduled for Thursday. Schlosser sad he had no plans to attempt to reopen Wlkerson s convcton. but ndcated the Gulford County Publc Defender s offce. whch represented Wlker» son durng the orgnal tral. could use "approprate" pro cedures to have the case rcheard. There was a blood group testng that showed percent (probablty) he was the father." Schlosser sad. Republcan charman says (UPI) State Republcan Party Charman Davd Flaherty Thursday renewed hs attack on Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. for plannng a poltcal fund-rasng recep ton at the Governor's Manson. Flaherty sad t s m- For hs (Hunt's) crones to be puttng $500 each nto the Democratc Natonal Commttee's pocket to feather Hunt's poltcal nest s an nsult to North Carolna famles who have pad for ths hstorc dwellng out of ther paychecks," proper for Hunt to use the Flaherty sad. manson. whch he descrbed "The North Carolna as the people's house." for a Republcan Party feels t s a $500-per-person recepton publc dsservce to use the Saturday featurng Governor s Manson for any Democratc Natonal Char functon other than that man Charles T. Manatt. whch benefts the ctzens of North Carolna regardless of party afflaton." he sad. A spokeswoman for the Hunt m proper held to help cover thc cost of the Democratc Natonal Commttee's study commsson on the presdental governor. Deputy News Secretary Stephane Bass. nomnatng process. declned to comment on Hunt s charman of the Flaherty's remarks. commsson. whch held four We have already hearngs across the country responded to that rdculous ths fall and s expected to and tacky statement oncc." make recommendatons she sad. referrng to an at ncxt year on ways to tack Flaherty made last shorten the presdental week over the recepton. campagn season. Bass sad no state money Flaherty last week sent would be used to pay for the Hunt a letter protestng the recepton. whch s beng use of the Governor's Man- son for a poltcal event and askng for permsson to use the buldng for a GOPsponsored fund-rasng beneft for the North Carolna Multple Scleross Socety. Offcals of the socety sad they were unaware of the request. Flaherty sad Thursday he has not receved a reply to hs request from Hunt. but f the request s refused. Hunt should cancel plans for the Democratc Party event. Sound on Staff photo by Smon Grffths Once agan the sound sensor wll be workng for State s frst conference game aganst Maryland Saturdaynght. Wood 15 per word Wth a rnrmum charge of $2.25 per nserton. All 'ads must be prepad. Mal check and ad to Classfeds, PO. Box 5699 College St. Staton, Ralegh, NC Deadlne s 5 p.m. on the date of publcaton for the prevous ssue. Lablty lor mstakes n ad lmted to refund or reprntng and must be reponed to our offces wthn two days after frst publcaton of ad. TYPING FOR STUDENTS done n my home. 29 years experence. Reasonable rates. Call anytme. LOST GOLD CROSS NELLACE wth a Red Stone, Between Alexander Hall and Klgore. Reward. Call Jule at FOR SALE 1962 FORD AM FM Rado wuh Amplfer $59. Call Durham. FOR SALE: BASS REFLEX Cabnet M15" Celeston Speaker. Call Chrystal (9297; HI. SEARS KENMORE 4.3 cubc foot refrgerator dormszel. Good condton; $95. Call LOST: MAN S 14K onto, threedamond weddng rng. If found, Call Mahrce James GOING WEST FOR CHRISTMAS'I? 2 people need rde to Tucson, Arzona or ponts west. After dec. 17th. Cell Lew STUDENT NEEDED. Grocery and Hardware Store. Approxmately 23 hrs. per week. Call NEED DORMSIZE rendgeretor as soon as possrble. Call Becky or Carol at days. FURNI1URE FOR SALE: 2 couches (5125,8159); 25" Zenth color TV IST75); Green rug, ISSDI. Call alter 6 PM. FEMALE RDMMATE NEEDED to share 3 bedroom apt, Stanng Sprng Semester. Convenent to campus and on bus lne. SITOmonth plus onethrrd utltes PROFESSIONAL TYPING. Wll do rush jobs Call nghts Ask for Maranne, to g. (eat-n or take out) qa% TWO BEDROM HOUSE FOR RENT near WANTED: FEMALE STUDEN' TO RIDE and ATTRACTIVE FLOOR PERSONNEL needed PARKING FOR RENT 172 block from your APARTMENT EUR RENT ll? tllrlck l. ll [Il IDIA' A great gft dt.l Gve Peace College. Freplace, on Bustne, Jan 1, assrst wuh drwmg to Atlanta area, Ieavrng mmedately for classy restaurant bar buddng. Guaranteed space Save tme, gas. campus Stop by 16 Home Street next to membershps AAA for IIKL Chrstmas THE For COUNTRY? more Illltll Female roommate $325lmonth, $325 Deposrt, 6 month lease. early Dec. I7th. Date of return undecrded Crowley/s Old Favortes, after 4:99 pm tckets. 8 towng. Stop by 16 Home St. nert NCSU Post offce or call rraton wanted You call pay $139 Kathy 6 II2 Pell utltes. at Duplex 83? 9943 off Hghway 54 Call , evenngs 1999 N. Blount St , Call 934l to NCSU Post offce or call CAREER PLACEMENT REGISTRY Senors, LOST: IN GIRL'S LOCKER ROOM a gold add DESIGNERIILIUSTRATOR to begn February ROOMS FOR RENT 1!? block from campus. don't let lob opportuntes pamyou by. Have abead necklace. Reward no questons 15, Fulltme n Durham, NC. Excellent Sngle or double. Ktchen pryleges Stop you regstered wnh CPR? It nut, call tolllree asked. Call Kelly at pay and benefts. Let us see your DOTflOlID, by 16 Home St next to NCSU Post olce Or for full detals and data entry Phone for appontment call form. NEED HOLIDAY CASH? EARN GREAT CHRISTMAS ITEMS: 9 Kodak Extralte 19 Instamatc, $ Kennex Rac- campus. We need healthy males, age: EPA breathng experments on the UNCCl quetball Racquet wt glove, $15 Call 19-49, nonsmokers for at least a year TRAVEL&FREE Ask for Scott Russell. Travel 15 rembursed. For more nformaton opens please call collect, 95, Monday onlyha EARN EXTRA CHRISTMAS MONEY workng Frday lextble hours If you lave kds and would EARN EXTRA MONEY enoy beng 3 Sngng Santa call for WESTERN HATS, Good selecton styles and an audton. Must have pleasant sngng colors. Also boots and rdng eqmpment. Crcle J Farm 2597 Tryon Rd terested students to promote Collegate Trove s IOOhIt rg tor n oncenalfetme voce and transportaton. Wnter and sprng brook IIIDS CALI Comm we JOHN 9 CRAM-YOUR-EXAMS AND JAM!!!! at the PIER. Frday and Saturday nghts December 11 and 12, L 1981 y Gatsby s Pzza Best Pzza n Town BUY ONE PIZZA, GET NEXT SMALLER SIZE FREE (w/equal value or fewer toppngs) coupon good anytme THIS COUPON NOT GOOD WHEN USED WITH ANY OTHER COUPON Offer expres: Dec. 31,1981 Upper Level of Msson Valley Shoppng Center t.g. Gatsby s Pzza Manager (Contnued from page 1) sad. We've just added our frst eght new ones and we wll probably have another eght. "Were lookng for other thngs we can do to mprove our operatons so that we can guarantee not only that _ we may be here whle you re here. but whle you're chldren mght be comng here. We re here to stay and the only way we can do that s to fulfll the reasons why we're here. " Temporary permts Temporary frnge and commuter parkng permts wll be on sale to all students ncludng resdent freshman durng the fnal examnaton 'perod. The F and C permts wll be sold at a cost of $1 and are good for a week. They go on sale today through Dec om~5pm otter 5pm gram"! Hosts Saturday, December 12 3:00 and 8:00 p.m. rndvdual TcketsAvalable - NCSU Student Prce $6.00 Call for tcket nformaton. m IMMTHE NEWCENTER I flhf-a O E.Anonnnoooooononoonno... Students (SSPS) - A spot check of applcatons for Pell grants revealed that the government may he «won payng by as much as $452 mllon per year. Pell uns are the man federal pro gram of ad to needy college students. Commssoned by the may receve too much cuts n the Reagan admnstraton. Pell grants wll be receved by about 2.7 mllon students ths year. Department of Educaton. the study was conducted by Advance Technology Inc.. a frm located n McL-un. V. The 4,000 applcatons had been processed by fnancal ad offces at 305 colleges. The maxmum Pell grant $ down,from $1.750 because of recent budget Shout out wth Crer In celebraton of our 1001b Annversary, Jolly s n Cameron Vllage s offerng a very large selecton of fne qualty damonds at substantally reduced prces. For a lmted tme, save hundreds to thousands of dollars on damonds rangng from.23 carats to 2.01 carats. These fne damonds are the same excellent qualty that Jolly s mantans throughout ts unmounted. damond selecton. deal cut gems from Lazare Kaplan at once-n-a lfetme savngs. Phone Toll Free Long Dstance LBW Locally. Phone I Commentng on the study. Secretary of Educaton T.H. Bell sad a better system of verfcaton s needed to check on the fnancal nformaton provded by students and ther famles. jal at Celebratng Our IOOth Annversary Jewelers and Slversmths Establshed 1881 Locatedn Ralegh' 5 Cameron Vllage CPfllflPd Cw'mOlOQISlS 0 Amercan Gem Socrety 0 Phone ]

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