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1 t Monday February ll, 2002 ECHNICIAN NORTH CAROLINA STATE UNlVERSlTY'S Si DVEtstTNEyt/SPAPERLSINCE 92f.), olleg of Textiles hosts open house to recruit freshmen O The College of Textiles open house was held on Feb. 9. ( olin llieke} st.iir Reporter.s\ room l'ull ot' higli sehool students and their parents stood in the ( ollege oi ' e\trle~. ( omiort.irid l roteetion l..ih and looked on in.iirt.i/eiiiertt as a r'eseareh mannequin knoun.is p_\ro man" as hiasted \\rth tiames t'oi' se\ eial seettttds. 'l'he onlookers eottld leel the heat t'rom l ehtlitl the pr'oteetiw glass 'l'hoiigh it looked like it iloll_\\\ood speeial et'ieets test area or some Iii/.irre torture deiiee. the illspla} \\tt.s snupi_\ a demonstration ot lion te\ti es stti dents and taetrlt} test tiie t'lan u'rretars dririt iiiriteriais that are etlt'i'l'ttll) heing de\e oped h_\ the ( ollege oi 'l estries..\ii estimated is'titt high sehool stu~ dents and their parents attended the ('oilege ot le\tiies ()pen House on Stirrirda} 'l he students. uho eame irom iiei oss \oi'th ('ai'olirni. \tei e intr'odueed to the isorld It tlit\\lietl te\r tiles program through t eerttilritertt pro grains like pt'eseillilliiitls and lunch I'l/,.,\; eons at then sehools, the interested The College of Textiles held an open house on Saturday. An estimated 800 highschool students and their, stttderits \sere grieri tours ot the eoi parents attended the event. lt gc"s state ol the art iaerlitres. and demonstrations suth :is.ipp.irel eon tleittt til lht ('ollege til 'l'estiles. the sehool's irnpeeeiihle toh plaeement are iriipressne. 'i'e\ti e engineers in the sti'uetioii. hods seiiiirting. digital print lilriiitori (iodtre_\. said that the sehool tr aek I eeord elriss ot' liltil L Ltl'lt rm ;i\erage ot rug. knitting \\C.l\i i}. and.\.im maritr has "the hest i.teriilres in the maid. lilr.\eeor dirig to an rir tiele tn the $4ts.it()i). Degrees in te\tile manage» titetiii irig \ser'e otteied throughout the er.i l_\ \\ oit'te\t. ti te\tiie alumni iie\\s ettei. ment or te\tiie teehiioiog} heget.iii dii) liie eollege's teehrrologreal superior» 5 peieertt ot the te\trie students \\ ho to ei uge ot iihout sixtltltl..irimiitll) During Li LlllL'NlItlll*illltl'.lll\\\L'l ses ll_\ \\.is no doriht.illtiriiig to tire graduated trom \( Sl' last.\la) hroe "(int graduates ha\e tin e.iss time sioit \\ith students and parents. the prospeetoe te\tile students,.is \\el its lotrtid \\ork and their starting salaries t'nidirig a ioh heeruise their degrees mean so llllltll " \.ti t \t.,it lie. trill tirtie retriilttr. ' i. le\tiles..il wt'rr 2!. \siili llti stinwir \ -. title I, I'llt f i ltl it -,1 \ilitl 4 [he intending written: A red iitltl\\.til ili lixll nit-yrs i' m. p the (Itllr'ge tit li ~.'rf.- Mini; it Illitll ll'h'lll e lll and ion.. t. r; ing design. tlieiiirstrs.iittt i it it lite eiillege "t'i s l'tllil'il»i».i litr.:ri eiiil support irom Ilitillsli}.lllil.» guilt tiered \\llli.tlmtit tit -t llil ii'lii \ \etortlirigiotioiiticx ill. '., on; partnership her'tierr: ii iiidiistrs iri llit' t oiie_::e of i. \zrie. lhel S g tl i.'llliilt lii tit. tireegrir I) tlottuted \l :riillrotr in w it to 'ltt'\ lot reseiit'eh rrsmriuted on: an tie-at opment oi elettto it Uiie- i unit In inst one oi the lliitll\ lliii'r edge pr odrtets heirig den-toyed w tin sehooi lhe tiiarrgirrg ii.itt:i. t-r the res I'les Iilsltlsli') is one ot the Illiit s thin make the hold so exertii retitllllll. to (iodlr e) "\otr it- not.vtm to t orri pete h} selling \tiirlt tweets n s.t..l \ri.iinr} o. Ltiitt It t w 'le\tiies sttiiieiirs u. Mr whit new oil littt nl in or 1 in sir was about «nothing llt i. 2. ss.rp piotess.liltl llii.lll\ rut..-: 1t. it. t ~- progrxirrts and \.ireei opptitotiirt.. It the large nation nu. '. tt-u the ieerrirliirerit prouriiir: r: :it, t rein ot it \tiles rs L t'iliii'. tin 1"" it itt..zirti \\iili.i reliitr\ie \ iraor Muir-mm» polrt}. mans agree that the minim ml the lk'\ll il\ \siii litiil. h tt-e \ x-trit: r Liti.tltl\ ot ills eoiiege itsi it College alcohol and drug Violation figures released for While alcohol arrests and judicial referrals on M. State s campus increased in from 1999 to 2000, drug figures remained the same. l errin l ourm}.\t.itt is'i porter \eeordmg to lrgtrres released h) the i' S liepaitiiient oi l,tltll.tittill. drug arrests on eollege erimpnses narromside inereased h} lli. per'eent t'i om i099 to. tllltl. and rileohol iit r ests iiiereiised h} J 3 pereeut. While drug arrests at,\',(' State remained the same, there new 5 recorded arrests tor alcohol \ ltlld trons. up hour a single arrest iii i900. Michigan State l'ni\ei'sits had 85: alcohol related arrests in ltltitl..tnd l'etnr State had i777 drug.ui'ests. hoth leading the nation among eollege earriptises M Sl' had «ill drug related arrests last )ear. lire rniinher ot eitritioris and llttllelttl l'l'll llitls liil~.\k'sl ietieeted patterns \Illlll.i to the arrest ligrtr es,\ieohoi erratioris resulting in tliserpiinai} iielitlll or reteii.i tritreased trom itifi to if..\\here;rs those lot dr'ttg r eliitv ed oilerises st.t)e d eortstartl.tl (.t \sked ellitllll the reason tor the niereuse in arrests and r'eterials. \ gt Ion liarnueii. ( rnne l ie\eritron llilner loi \'('\'l"s (Lirnpns l oliee. \ellli miieh ot the hange eoiiid lt.i\e resulted lroin.i eharige Iii polieiiig polieies. instead oi an.ietuitl ehitrige in heli.i\ rot patterns i eirt ot the teasort lliitl to do \\ith.in rriere.ise in the number oi hrirgiui'ies in the i esiderree hiilis Iteeatise oi this. \\e instituted.ui ottner lliilstill polie). \\hieli put liltiit Ulllu ls lit lltc [L slilettt'e halls.\s it result. \\L eome mto eontaet more otien with the stu dent population the intent \\;Is not to eateh people rn\o \ed \\llli.ileohoi or drugs. htit \sheii our oilieets s;i\\ illegal hehaoioi: the} hiiil to iiet oil it." Harms ell said that a large part ot oh} the number ot'.ileohol.ut'ests.tlltl instead oi getting it degree. here so ion in eomprir'rsori to the deselopiiig a suhstanee ahuse number oi ertatroiis \\.is heeaiise pr ohiem," oi polrentg polieres. lie also addressed oh} the l'.llltl We lt _\ to ;t\ old \tt tl'sis \\ lll'lll \' ol' attests to nidieial relerials \\.is er he can." said liar rmell. \ri so mtreh higher toi' drugs than olireer has the pouei' to arrest tor aieohol \rolrttions.tli) iitrsderneunor. hut our miiiri goal is to edtieatei \\'e h) to do so \\e are aggressoe \shen rt \titliotit going a student it ernm eonies to drugs. \\'e htoe.i xero ri.i teeoi d that ill titteet them tolerance poire). 'l he prohlem is later in liter" not students getting into trouhle. ( hi rs»\iistiri. fs t st s hut that he don't \\itnt drug usage Srihstimee \hrrse l i'e\eritiori \_\ an llti \ltill.ll to net.is it gite \Ml} tor those itlttlllltl them." llealth ltdueiitor. sees most ot the Mist tiriie ol t'enders alter the) are \umheis and trends at hoth rei'erred h) the ()Itiee oi Sitttlt'lli [hike and l \(' \sere drlterent ( onduet trom those at \( Slfl r etleetnig "The most eonimoii rileohoi \io man} trietois.\l l'\('.u'rests litlltlll is underage possession lhe deei'eased ilr_rirt.tlit iill}. hut those tspieal drug \iolation lit\i)l\t \ in lhike nrer'eased sllglill}. lhe simple lllili'l l.tll.l.ind parapherna rttirnheis tor nitiieiul t'eterrals at Ira possession." s.iid ~\tistiri. l \'(' sho\\ ed.i neail} fill pereeiit "Most students. e\eri ll the) drop in alcohol related oilerises. drink..ire responsihle drinkers htrt those toi drug oilerises \\herie\er \\e see soriieoue. \\e increased trorti onl_\ J in 100 ) to tr _\ to terieh them the tlillt lr'ilt't Z-i m Zliiitl l)tike had.i slight hetneen lliilllsllsis riiid o\\ risk niei'ease iii the inrmher ot ding hehinior teter rals. hut.i *0 pei'eerit inerease ltarnnell.tgreed. "\\e don't in alcohol related ert.itroris. ant someone eornrng to eoiiege See DRUGS thine '3 Find Your Applications for [DC-'2» 2003 v-tltkl-filllk)ji The following events Will be through CAL : ovi- l tov V.-ld during the week of available tr oi the Academic s tho-inmost Ottrtc 'tt i A t ir totsorr Red and White Hall or titrn,., rm l io Charity Ball accessed front the CALS Aeadcriiie Programs 16 from 9:30 homepage attire, iniiow pm. ~ 2 am. the Union ing address Activities Board will be www cals new i, no (iti'i sponsoring a charity ball demie caisrfiima.ttow. at the ESA. This event is free for NCSU students who bring two nonsperishable food items, and for nori NCSU students, The 17th annual the admission is SlS. Emerging issues Forum The Charity Ball is a formal affair, and the food University Will be. hold (it! at North Carolina State collected will go to the Feb. i t, i? (it tho Raleigh Food Bank, with McKimmon Center Tlir: proceeds benefiting forum will foeos On Hope for the Homeless, brotechnologv Service ORegistration has begun tor students interested in participating in Service Raleigh, an annual day of community service. News st.tlt Report On.»\pril (1. \olnnteei's troru N.(' State and aeross the greater Raleigh eoiiiiiiuinty Viill eome together to participate rtt tut illlllll' til da} ol L tiltlltttllili) ser'i tee. Seiwiee Raleigh" is an annual men! that unites \t'l'\ll'k'rtillt lllk tl students and ettttnttttttll) mern~ hers \srth loeal htisiuesses and nori-prot it organr/atioris to c'tllli~ plete.i \\ rde range ot' L Ullliltlllill) Raleigh seri iee uetisities. enahliug partieipating Volunteers and partner organi/ations to gne haek to their eoinmuiiit). As a result. the program strises to instill a sense ot' L tiitllllllllll} pride and spirit as \s ell as promot ing a lit'etime oi sers tee and winitililtll) outreaehi Begun in with h} the NCSI l aik Seholai s and Student (io\ erniiient. the program srm (slit) \ttltltill L l\ and It) partner orgruii/atioris during its first year Siriee its inaugural year. the pro gram has seen an upmtrd trend ot siieeess. last sear the merit iitti aeted o\ er \olunteei s and Hill partner organi/ations that spanned Wake ( oinity seeks volunteers This.\ ettr s e\ettl is projected to attract oi er \oiunteers \\ ho \uli eomplete li.l)()(i hours of eoniniuiiit) \L I'HL C. The lillillistlllnllttl e\eut \\lll take piaee on.\pril (i. beginning at i) am. At that time. \oiunteers \srli meet in the ltrieksard. here the_\ \\ lll he directed to a \sork site \\ith a partner orgiini/ation three the} arm e at their designated site. the) ill eomplete in e hotrrs ol' seriiee dependent on the organi/rition the) are paired mth. In return tor their ett'oi'ts. \oitiuteers \Hll reeeise hrertkt'ast. it hugged luneh and it tree l rshii't. These items are tirade possible through generous donations t rom the eonniiunit). indi\iduais and loeiil htisinesses and oi'giirn/ii tlotlsi lior this sears eient. to share in the sueeess ot past years. a train her ol \siilnig and enthusiastie volunteers are needed. Volunteers can he students. iaeult}. or an) meiiihei' ol' the puhlie. lit the past. \oiuuteer groups ha\ e ranged hour No people to 350 people. Registration is requn'ed to par tieipate interested indisiduals eari register online at \\W\\.ilL \li.l LllI/\Cl \ ieeraleigh The registration deadline is Miiieh 2,. l- or ruore int ormation. erili Sen iee Raleigh at ( ll ii 5 } tltill) or .ser\ieeraleightn nesiiedu. to Members of the Cary Police Dept. Honor Guard present the colors at the promotional ceremony tor Lieutenant Tony Godwin and Sergeant Travis Baker.

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The First l00 Applicants Receive 2 Duke hopes to add women to science departments 0 A report suggests women are Kathleen Smith. professor and percent still underrepresented in the chairwoman of the biology But Smith said she has seen department. said the natural sci little change in culture, sciences and in engineering. ences attract slightly more "I cainc to Duke in I980. so women than the physical sci- he been here 22 years or so. Kevin Lees L ltt c s do. she said. "They've increased. llic c lir oiiit it» il iikc l' "I think that in our recent btit there aren t say many full searches. about a quarter ot the professors. In the ltmtls we illwlrt i l)l'rllr\.\l. N.('. oicrall pools ha\c been women thought we were liberated. btit - As a committee set up lll and a quarter ol the people we really. there hasn t been that Ztlttl continues to assess and recruit are women." Smith said. much of a change," monitor the climate l'or women Smith said one reason many Duke s strategic plan c\presses a need to recruit greater num- iii the physics department. Duke \\ \ lllc ll all'c lll l lll lllt' \L'lL lll"c.\ l\ l'nnei sity.idnnnistrators li.i\c lk CJUSL lllilll} \Hllllt'll 1 Huh bers of women iii areas such as cited tl llt L tl to ttll t c.t\l lllt dcinics more so lltan men social science. natural science. ranks ot tcinalc researchers in ' \c professional spouses. and engineering and business. science and engineering that makes it dilticult tor where women hate been under» ('urrcntly. those ranks remain women to relocate tor positions, represented in the past. thin. There are only si\ full professors within biology. chem- pressures of maintaining a high iiiitinent to seeking out talented.~\t a place like Duke. the "We tc made a stronger com-- istry. physics. mathematics and Iciel research program make it women." said William (hale. the tour engineering departments. Only a handful more Smith said. "That tends to be a sciences. There s an awareness difficult to raise a family." dean ot the laculty ol arts and hate tenure in those fields. problem There are huge problems imoltiiig spouses. and the biology as well. I think the mer of this issue in chemistry and "lt'l knew [how to bring more women into the sciences]. I last two women we offered jobs all answer is there is a core of would be very happy." said Dan to didn t come due to spousal concern about representation." Gauthier. associate professor of issues." One place Duke may look to physics and director of undergraduate studies. It's not just Research on Women report last Engineering. Thirty percent ol A National Council for as a model is the Pratt School of physics. but true of all sciences. July suggested women are still the school s incoming t reshiiian It's a trend that starts roughly in underrepresented in the sciences class is female. compared to a middle school. That s true for and in engineering. Although a national aicrage of about 20 all math and sciences." quarter of doctorates in the scicnces are awarded to women. Johnson said in Pratt's long- percent of entering classes. An ad-hoc committee was appointed in summer 2000 to less than It) percent ot those tcrni plan. there is a call to donble the school s tll\'l l'\ll_\ in look into allegations of sexual graduates become full protes» harassment and gender discrimination within the physics Longer term national statistics She said her mpcriencc as depaninent. indicate the gender gap in sci- woman in engineering offers a NUTS. gender. race and intellectualisiii. Department Chairman Robert ences is closing. different perspectnc to current Behringcr said in Europe there The National Center for students. are more women physicists; he Educational Statistics reports "I think the ditlerencc is a con pointed to Marie Curie as a role that from 1966 to two, the pro. l'idcncc ol belonging that carries model. portion of bachelor's degrees in you through. [and I learned] Behringer added he thinks the engineering for women guys were getting bumps in the climate for women has increased from 0.3 percent to road just like me." she said. improved over the past 10 years percent. In the physical sciences. that number rose from dents is that it's not going to "What I can tell women stu- and the physics department is committed to hiring more 4.5 percent to 2 ) percent. and always be an easy road. When women and bettering the atmosphcrc. rose from l2.0 percent to 39.9 believe in in biological sciences. the lignrc you hit that bump. you'\e got to yourself." Barnwcll stiltl that be c ttttsc ol' the different characteristics ol the uniyersities. the students who attend them. and the policing and reporting policies. it is dil licult to compare numbers among institutions. In order to make any comparlstin between N( St' and anothci school. you wotild need to t'ind.i nnncrsity ol approvmatc si/c located in a similar city. more like the l'niicrsity ol Maryland. said Harriwcll. Also. you ll;t\l to look at things like the percentage ol on carti pus liousing..\'( Sl' has one of the lowest on campus housing rates in North Carolina." Howc\cr. both Barnwcll arid :\ll\lln said that there is not enough ctidencc to show that alcohol or drug usage is on the use among.\'('sl' students. Right now we are working with the Raleigh Police Department to dc\elop a sy stein in the coming years that will gise us a bettcr idea ol the true statistics about alcohol and drug Usage." said Barnwcll llllei stated to the tint l00 applkmn tor a ltfiltltd time Reunions y. 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Davis lost 18- Luke Lauo (20-17) proved to be Continued (mm Page 6 10 too much to handle. however. as 0 Members of the track and NCAA provisional mark in the Ṫhe Wolfpack s Ryan the Midshipmen chalked up field teams recorded one pole vault at Carolina Friday lineup. and with him. we would McCallum (6-9) then had to face another decision. night. For the second straight : have had a really strong chance." No. 2 Mark Conley (34-2). State s Dustin Kawa ( l5-6) prolonged his hot streak in the 174- NCAA automatic mark and meet. Bolac won the pole vault. Navy started the meet well at Conley dominated the match with tour NCAA provisional marks. this time posting atop height of 197 pounds as Michael Bigrigg five takedowns. McCallum was poundcd class by defeating Mike /2. Teresa Reed was 12th ; (20-12) defeated Jason Gore (8- eventually disqualified early in Barikian in a lopsided match that Spot ts Start Report (lo-6) in the event. 13) 3-2 in a very defensive match. the final period for stalling. which saw Kawa score riding time for Kristen Pace returned to form At heavyweight. State s Ngozi gave Navy six points. the entire second period. BLACKSBL'RG. Va. The in the high jump and finished Collins (13-7) took on No. 20 At 149 pounds. Jake Giamoni N.(. State track and field teaiti second. clearing 5-8. Kelly Steve Kovach (28-5). Kovach led (l2-ll) won a close 5-3 match The Midshipmen also had a got in one last weekend of Smoke took fourth in the weight 3-l late in the third period when against Pat Lukanich ( l2-12). The team point deducted for unsportsmanlike conduct. Because Kawa preparation before next weekcnd s ACC Indoor Janelle Vadnais led the victory. hope of victory for the meet as the was unable to pin Barikian. how- throw with a heave of he was able to pin Collins for the win gave the Wolfpaek a faint Championships by competing at women's runners at Carolina. With State down 90. George score went to l9-6. ever. Navy was assured of victory North ( arolma on Friday and Vadnais finished third in the Cintron (9-6) stepped up and had Kevin Gabrielson (6-7) then put Virginia Tech on Saturday. mile (510.08) and sixth in the an excellent match against Sam out another strong effort for State Ṡtate's Jon Godwin (ti l2) then State sent most of its runners X00 (2:20.85). Also in the mile. Gray (l7-16) in the 125-pound with an 8-3 win against Adam closed the match with a 7-2 loss to compete in the Virginia Tech Renn Watkins was sixth class. Cintron had three takedowns for the match while Gray three points to the Pack s team With the loss, State dropped Bones (17 10). adding another to Travis Manion (10-10). Challenge. while most of the (5:12.41). and Leslie.liinison field event participants saw was eighth (5:l6.78). Other had none. Cintron also won the score. below.500 and will look to action at the ( arolina Fast results iii the 800 saw Karen limes Medlin place eighth (2:21.90) DVJN WILSON/5' ; riding time battle en route to an 8- They re doing a lot better." bounce back against North l he Wolfpack women dominated the field in the (2:25.52). competed at North Carollna board at 9-3. Gabrielson did a much better job. Again. I'm satisfied with the and Karen Sykes take 16th The indoor track teams 3 win that put the Pack on the said Guuo. "Obviously Carolina on Wednesday. meters at the Virginia Tech Adrienne Vinson and Krystal on Friday and Virginla Tech Clarence Davis (1-7) wrestled and Jake Giamoni did a really way our kids are responding." ( hallenge on Saturday. claimtrig the top six spots. including sprints. Vinson took eighth in Neely were both busy in the on Saturday. Mike Simon (14-12) of the good job. and George C intron had said (iii/lo. "We've got a couple Midshipmen in a high-scoring probably the best match he's other things we have to do here one NCAA automatic time and the 60 (9,224). 26th in the 60 iiirig the race in a time of l33-pound tiiatch. Davis was wrestled since he came here. He we have to get ready for ("arolina two N(.~\.\ provisional titties. (8J9) and 39th iii the 200 8: and Nick Mangum placing fourth (8:27.07). Jason leading 6-5 after the first period. was very aggressive. l'm relative on Wednesday. and that s going to Kristin l rice won the event. (28.50). Neely was 2lst in the riding high on a near fall that got ly pleased with the effort that be a big test for us. We should be running an NCAA automatic 60 hurdles (9.66). 27th iii the 60 Vieira was sixth in the triple the State crowd excited. The everyone ptit out." ready to go. it s going to be a really competitive match." time of 9: the third-best (8.19) and IBlh in the 200 jump as well. momentum didn t continue. how- Justin Parlier (2-3) then wrestime in the nation this year. (27.30). At the Carolina Fast Times Jalab in fifth with (19,825..-\m_v Beykirch was second with 011 the men s side. senior meet Friday night. sophomore Goldstein was State s top linisner on floor. recording a third FSU art NCAA provisional time of Tyrone l)o/ier ran art NCAA James Rovvell notched a sec GYMNASTS 9: followed closely by provisional time in the 400 at ond-place finish in the weight Megan ( oombs. who also ran Virginia Tech. placing third throw with a heave of 55-7 l/2. Cot ltrat tl from Page 6 place linish with a score of Sophomore Alison Bundy was CC'l lll ued trons. Page 6 an \( AA provisional time of with a time of Other firtishers in the 400 were Cass placed fourth (54-!() U4) Also in the weight throw. Randy The Pack claimed the title on fourth with a while two wins away from the magical 20-w in plateau, The lts' wins i()ther finishers in the Monterrio Adams in eighth aitd Ryan l- urlough was sixth balartce beatn as well. Junior Dougherty was the next highest were Katie Sabitto in fourth (48.23). Derrick High iti ninth (53-5 3/4). ('ass was also eighth Cara Doughcny and lreshtnan finisher in l2th with a 9.7. are also a high-water mark for (9:50.98). Beth Kraft in fifth (48.40) and Troy Graham ttt in the shot put with a mark (if-18 (, ori (ioldsletn tied for first place. State will host its first tneet of wins during the regular season (9:58.45) and Josie Latiber in 17th (49.47). l/2. followed by litirlotigh in each scoring 9.9. It was the first the 2002 season this weekend. by Sendek s State teams. Auburn. Nebraska and William sixth ( ():0. 16). Joseph Brent placed fourth iii l51h place (42-l ). event title for both of them. and Mary will join the Pack iii State remains on the road for In the sprints at Virginia Tech. the 60 lotto) and sixth ill the State placed art athlete (it the Petrocelli was close behind in the annual Hearts Invitational its next.>\('( contest. Thttrsda. l L llt'lll Fant claimed eighth in 200 (21.68). while Babattmjt top 10 in both the pole vault and fourth with a followed by Friday at 7 pm. night s tussle with the No. l the 60 (7.68) and l2lh in the 200 Giwa \v as ninth (6.95) in the 60 the long jump. Justin l armer Duke Blue l)l \ll\. (25.19). lihony Foster was llth and llth in the 200 (22.0l). was seventh in the pole vault r, in the 200 (24.87) and eighth in Adam Mcngati was eighth in (l4-7 H4). and Brandon Brown..(.'.e the 400 (56.8). lit the 800. the 800 ( 1:56.04). was eighth in the long jump (6- Renae Robinson took sixth with The men s squad placed two 2). Derrick Harris was l4th in.1 time of runners in the top five of the the long jump (205). Senior Katie Bolac notclted an w itlt l)a\ td Patterson w inof her four.l-ptiititers brottglit beat State for the third time in the Pack to within four at 5l-47 the last meetings between the UNC with 10 minutes remaining. archrivals. Ltmltnuetl tmrri Page 6 State pulled to within two on a State's Kaayla (James had to reverse layup by 'l alislia Scales. sit out most of the second half caused it. We had confusion but then l easley went to work. with foul trouble. Moody and about what defense we were in The senior made a pair of long Chimes. the Pack's only players three times. attd all three times 3 pointers and then converted averaging double figures iti they hit a 3-pointer." an acrobatic 3-point play as the scoring. cotiibiited for only l4. Heels lead ballooned back to Stockdale finished with a,state hit on 48 percent of its ll at career-high 19. and States Amy first-half shots to UNC s 36 peroent. but the Heels rebottnding Coretta had a great first half." Simpson and Nanna Rivers dommance arid the Puck s l said l'nc coach Sylvia joined her in double figures first half turnovers helped UNC Hatchell. Nikki did a really with 16 and ll. respectively. good job get l more shots from the floor. running ottr team. The Pack has lost six of its last after this, the corporate Every time State would make a eight games and dropped below Behind Brown's l5 points. the run at tts. she would settle its Heels took a lead ittto the.500 for the first time this sea- ladder will be a piece of down arid make big shots." SUI]. break. The teams traded fouls down State will return to the Rachel Stockdalc found her the stretch. but the Pack couldn't claw back iitto contention. Thursday against Florida State [cakel Reynolds Coliseum court rhythm in the second half as State tried to close the gap. ()ne The Heels celebrated as they at 7 pin. that was a popular choice to The makeshift backcourl of upend Duke has changed drastically since early October. Kendra Bell ant. sophomore freshmen Rachel Stockdalc. TOURNEY tn the course of facrng challenges like this, you'll learn Continued lrom Page 6 Projected starting point guard Nanna Rivers has exhibited how to think on your feet. Stay cool under pressure. Take Terah James was also lost for cohesiveness at times but shows weekend and being hot." said the season with a knee injury. its inexperience more often than charge. Talk to an Ariny ROTC rep. You'll find there s Yow. Guards Daphne Hutcherson not. nothing like a little climbing to help prepare, you for For a team that has made three and lvy Gardner left the team. The Pack has had the typical trips to the Sweet Sixteen iii the Priled recruit Kelly Greathouse problems of a learn with young getting to the top. last severt seasons and etttered has also recently departed. guards that range frotn having a the slate with realistic The combination of these high number of turnovers each ARMY Unlike any other college courle can take. aspirations of winning the ACC injuries. transfers and sudden game to not being able to win outright. missing the tournament would be a bitter pill to departures has forced Yow to away from home. run her team with a group of talented guards that all lack an imperative if the Pack plans to ()vercoining both will be s'wallow. important. common attribute continue playing well into the But the makeup of the team experience. month of March.

6 SCORES M. Basketball 7b. Honda State o7 Nonh Carolina St). W Basketball 71 Navy 3-4. Wrestling 13 Furman o. W. Tennis 1 Gymnastics lst S Brts SCHEDULE M. Basketball (0 Duke. 2/14. 7 W. Basketball vs. Honda State Baseball vs. Gardner Webb. 3/12. 3 Wrestling vs. LYNC. 2/13. 7:30 Gy'itinastics. Hearts Ins it.. 2/15. 7 Indoor Track. ACCs Scooter Sherrill (23) posted 16 0 points in Sunday s victory over Florida State State uses run to grab win No. 18 O The Wollpaclt went on a 19-4 spurt to remaining. State held the Seminoles 2:26 of the game. and Archie Miller hit open the second half and held off scoreless tor the next 0226 and extend x-olls free throws down the stretch to ed its lead to in the process. The overcome the FSl' charge. Florida State down the stretch. Pack eyentually pushed its lead to 49 Although State s shooting from the.11. field was lukewarm at best (439 percent). the Pack shot a blistering Hi9 \jstt'ts \t.iit k cts it ()ffeiisiyely'. Scooter Shet'rill led the charge. ( omiiig off the bench. Sltert'tll Percent lib-3 I from the free-throw l'.»\l..-\ll-\s.\ l:lt. l la. l'loi'tda State scored 12 iii his to points duimg the line and play ed superb defense to pick has treated the.\' (' State men s bas~ run Sherrill has ascraged lb points tip its seventh conference \ictory kctball team well lit recent contests met the I ack s last two games the most regular-season.»\( ( wins.\ I" 4 run to begin the second hall Although the Hill keyed State s \ictors. it tlltlllll takc tltc atr ottl of l Sl s State had three players scoie lii dott es er by a llerb Seitdek team. gate State enough ol a lead to hold oil a l'loritla State rally as the \Vollpack attack. The Seminoles countered with a ble ligui es. including Miller s team tis-o \( ('I tiiiiniphcd 7b 07 over 33-3 run til their own. closing to within tour points with 4:31 remaining. in rebounding with nine. leading 17. (iruiidy again led the Pack the Seminoles t III-12. 1S). The \icto ry marked the seventh straight time Arrington hit totir.i-pomters to altttost.-\rrrington s 19 points led I loiida State has beaten 1781'. including three single-handedly bring back I Sl'. State. with Antwuan )t\oit also reaching double figures with 13. straight wins at the Leon ( ounty ('iyic Like they ye done throughout the seasort. State s senior guards rose to the Willi the victory. State moved jtisi Center. After [)el\on.-\t rington hit a layup to challenge. Anthony Grundy scored bring FSL' within one point with 18:56 nine of his 13 points during the final See FSU Page 5 1 Final N.C. State.. "1; Florida State Statistical Leaders NC. State Points Miller 1 T Rebounds Grundy 9 Assists Three ll(}(l With 3 Florida State Points Arringtori 19 Rebounds A. Dixon/N. Dixon 6 Assists Cummings 3 Nanna Rivers (14) and the women s basketball team tell to the Tar Heels Sunday. The Woltpack is in danger oi missing the NCAA Tournament for the first time since North Carolina s Coretta Brown and Nikki Teasley scored 23 apiece to lead the Tar Heels over the Wallpaclt Jerry Moore Assistant Sports liditor Poor free-throw shooting. plus a horribie start. minus consistent rebounding equaled a disappointing loss. North Carolina s women s basketball team scored the IN IQE first nine points of the game and led Ilndoor TraCK- wit c-to-wire to Gets ready beat NC State so. for ACCS Sunday afternoon in Reynolds IWoltpack Coliseum. The week.5 Wolfpack t I l- I ACC) had not lost to the Tar Heels t at home since Coretta Brown scored 15 first-half points to give L'NC art early double-digit lead. and teammate Nikki Teasley scored 15 at opportune moments in the second half to keep the Pack at bay. Both lleel guards finished the game with 13. State didn't appear iii the scoring coluititi until more than five minutes had ticked off the clock. The Pack tumbled passes. clankedjumpshots and missed its first six free throws as the lieeis went up 9-0. Playing catch-up frotn the start. State s comeback effort was severely hampered by shaky performances at the charitystripe and on the glass. State never found its touch from the free-throw line. The Pack was aggressive iii taking the ball inside and went to the line 31 times-to the Heels' 22. But the home team couldn't. capitalize. making only 17. the same number as UNC. "It was a tough" loss for us." said State coach Is'ay Yow. If we could have ptit dowti otir free throws. that one thing alone would ha\e kept us in this game. That is one tltiiig that was all about its. not about them. We had our chances right there." The Pack out-rebotmded l'.'\'( 59 h) in a (its-(i3 win on.ian. It). but Sunday was drastically different. The Heels held a ads antage on the boards. and their 17 offensive rebounds gate them a 21-7 advantage iii secortd-chance points "Even though we battled on the boards. there were times we had lapses." Yow said. "That cost us because they scored when we did." ( ansse Moody came off the bench midway through the first half and scored si\ quick points to cut the Heels 12 point lead in half. I'N( s Brown immediatcly responded with a 3-poiiiter and.i floater at the shot-clock bul/er as the lead swelled back to double figures. We got caught oil-guard a number of times." You said. We were switching and changing defenses a lot. and that See UNC Page 5 Crucial loss damages Pack s postseason aspirations 1 Final 0 MC. State needs to win three of its contests lrom a schedule that includes a road game at No. 5 Duke. Aside UNC final four games to put itself in position to return to the NCAAs. to win a pair of home games against from the Blue Devils. State also needs \l C Strllh teams that base already defeated State Statistical Leaders Mu" Middleton éhlismsezison ---- Florida State and \t-iiit i \t.itt Witter t. Mil. UNC "We know that w e xe got lotir games left and we l-ollowtitg an 8071 home ltlss to need three of those. which Points Browaneastey 23 l \ t I would pttt us at.soo III the.tt t. said (i-ll' l Sl'mLW W N (v Stale hcatl co'it li K t\ You "(hit t. o tl Rebounds Three ed w'm State women's basketball team linds me to be ht Iiinsh s1 it m mt confer Assists Brown 7 itself heading directly ittto uncharted ence. That would be ;, Kilt" achicye 4'19 merit for us because of where we are N.C. State i wit h its LUIIlLlLIILL - record I. tiling. to gm. now and its mcrall rcmrd slipping to ( ai oliiia can certainly relate to what Points Stockdale 19 fl;- lhfhpililz ; 1 $111": dunt-tr'ol tlhe Pack isl espcriencing this season. ii. an n Mood "NW"! C -., r : ournament or.ast year tie Tar Heels finished 7 9 in ds S 050 y 6 Iht N tune \Itiss the conlerertce and were shut out of. Assists Stockdale 5 To even entertain the notion ol the tournament for the first time since returning to the tournament. the Pack 1996 must win three of its remaining four Last year we were 7-9. and I felt like if we had gotten one more confercnce win. we might ha\e gotten in." said ( arolina head coach Sylyta liathteil. Ilatchell also agrees that if the Pack can achieve eight wins. its chances of hearing as name called on Selection Sunday are good I'm not familiar with the test of their schedule. but I tlnnk if they could get eight wins. they ll get in. said 11.itchcll ()1. course. all 01 the scenarios regarding conference record would be itioot if the Pack could w iii the seasonending :\( ( I ournainent that gis es an automatic NCAA 'I otirnament bid to the winner of the four-day affair. ()nc weekend. a hot team could take the tournament: it s all about one See TOUHNEY. Page 5 VA" >4. Pi MANN'AI- Talisha Scates ended Sunday's game with nine points. Navy knocks off (EV'N Q." Q, 'AEF The wrestling team tell to 6-7 after Saturday s match. State wrestlers O The tic. State wrestling team tell to the Midshipmen Saturday. Jay Kohler Matt Writer Saturday's wrestling tnatch at Reynolds ( oliseum quickly turned into an uphill battle for N( State. Navy til-(i) jumped out to a 19-3 lead. and the difference was too much for the Wolfpack to oyercome as the 12 Midshipmen took the victory I thought otir kids battled pretty well NQYY_A_E4JI tonight." said head coach Bob (iii/io. I think we're improving. and I think our kids did a itiuch better job of coming out and putting forth a strong effort. Not to make excuses. btit Pierre [Pryor] wasn t in the See WRESTLE. Page 5 Gymnasts top 194 again OThe nastiesteamwonthelihode who placed sisth in the all-around. took lsla lnvitationalwithitssecond top honors with her score of Senior Aimee Panton and sophomore Molly consecutivescoreolmoretlian194. Pennington tied for second place. eaclt notching a Freshman Andrea Spins Statt' Report Petrocelli was sisth with a while junior Stephanie Southard was ninth KINGSTON. R.I. --- The No. 24 NC. with State gymnastics team put together a State also had a strong showing on the team score of and finished first at uneven bars. with all six routines in the the fourth annual Rhode Island top It). Pattton recordetl her second sec» Invitational. ond-place finish of the day on bars with The Wolfpack scored more than 194 on a 9.9. Brown was tlttrd with a followed by junior Adina Stock in fourth the road for the second straight week arid defeated Rhode Island t ). Brown ( and Sotithard Ill fifth (9.8). ( Yale (189.65) and Senior Laura.la/alt finished sixth. and Massachusetts I ). junior Marlyn Madey' rounded otit the The Pack recorded the top three scores rotation with a ninth-place showing on vault for the day. Senior Kelli Brown. See GYMNASTS Page 5