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IEach year the \‘oll‘pack('lul) raises nearl) $3million for scholarsltip aidto N( 'Sl' athletes.

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“It is to our bene ‘it tohave excellentprograms.“

— Leon Mosei‘.campus chairman.

Wot t'paclc' representativesthe \\oltpack tcptesctllalnc‘s. saidhenetrts irrclatlc hasrng a sense otrtr\o|\eitieitt.“l-acrrlt) can l‘L'llt‘ltl ti'orrr asuccesstul program h} beingtritolred and rirllucncitig \\hat isheurg done." he said. “lhe name otthe game is participation andintolwrrrerrtl'acli seat the \Voltpacls (‘lrihraises riearl_\ $1 million that goesdirectl\ to scholarship aid for\(bl .lllllk'lk'\:\l\out llltl student athletesrecerre sorne lortn ot stltolarshrpaid at \('_\l"lhe athletics program .tt State isa set) \sell hitt)\\!l program thatl‘ tttgs a lot ot \rstl‘llt!) to \(Nl\loser' said "It is to our herretrt toha\ e excellent proetartts.”lhe club has met llt.llllltriteiithers comprised ot alumni andtrterids ot the urrr\ersit_\ and itsathletics pr’oerarrt.lhe “ollpack (lab “as tourrdedin l‘litt h} a group ot httsrrresspeople arid \(‘Sl supporters whonamed the athletics program to hesriecessltrl"lltt‘tt‘ .tt’t' l‘ehscctt lh to l"tourtdatiorrs at \(‘Sl that rangetrout support ot each college oncampus to the l'rrerrds ot tireI rhino." llull said.l’he t luh has tradrtrorrall} been onart academic calendar running trom\ugust to -\trgtist this seat. inresponse to ntctrther‘s requests. thec luh \\ ill change to a calendar _\ear\Nrth tltrs change. the spring time“I” support the l‘N-l )ear liortiJune I to [let l|

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cclchrales the stiuess ol students. leads ingraduation rates ot peer institutions. has thertrarorir} ot the l.tLllll_\ \sho are itatioirallsprorrirrrent leaders rrr theirscholarship and are praised l\\ students tortheir altrlrtres .rrtd attitudes to\\ard strct ess "l‘he report rtrcltrdcs .r list or tlte top Illllte number one rtent orr \lorrteith'sagenda u as getting a Hit lit-ta lsappa“l'he selection committee has to make"I aiu corrtrtlerrtthat the application is strong "\lotrlerth also g.i\e a progress report onthis year 's rrrri\er‘sit_\ olttectnesllre} included impro\ ritetorriprrtei laboratories. the lrhr’ars. retention

ol ittritoirt\ .lllll \sotitert sttrtleitts. lattrll)and stall and \('s‘,| 's torrrrrtuirrcatioris 2lllll.l\l|ll\ ll|II'_ as \\t‘ll as t'llllll‘~ to strid_\spam needs and r orporate .llirl prr\.rte llllltl UNIVBFSIlICSCa)iarsrrre lratik \l\tarnstltr\\ the director ol eratluate prograitrs arr-lllte hoard apprmt'd l, .5llt‘ltls l‘lyear to 80 percentprolessor ot hroloyrcal .Illll agriculturalt'llllltt't’llltfl. as .issmiate piotost totundergraduate programs\l\rarns replaces \lrrrrat l)o\\its. \\llo ltas\k‘l‘rk'tl its .tssor rate [‘toulsl \Itttt' l‘lh'jllre hoard .rpprotetl .iir rtrttease in thellre current\VI‘ per semester tee \\lll he increased to\illll per semester rrt tall loot

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'I'HE CHANCELLOR'S Top ‘I 0AGENDA ITEMS:

l . Phi Beta Kappa membershipPeer ranl<ing and membership in American Association oiTop-50 research university with a top-50 librarylmpr0ve tour-year graduation rates to 40 percent and six-Achieve competitive level in all athletics programsEstablish lirst Rhodes ScholarSuccesslully complete peer solicited campaignIncrease annual fund to $2.5 millionEstablish a program plan lor CentennialCampus involving housing, academic activities

See construction ol Entertainment and Sports Arena andcompletion ol Wolipack Pride campaign

JA!‘ H.,tl'c‘!\'s.’b'l\l~Mark Wells and a participant in NC. State's "Field 0! Dreams" promotion stand for the national anthem before Saturday'sgame against Georgia Tech. The top-ranked Yellow Jackets won the second game 1 1-7. Tech beat State again Sunday, 7-4.

Computers to be nearer dorms

I .-\ 24-hour computer labwill he operrirtg soon onWest (‘ampus. \titlt otherdorm labs to follow.

"Space is real hard to come by onNorth and West Campuses.“

W William Willis.Ht 't'utt smut associate provost for academic computing\v. llorrsrrte and Residerrtc l ile “lt'salso| on line to ha\c a tirtrlotrri\ulloair lounge to make rooitt tor.\ulli\art Residence Hall ina\ lt.i\e .thout ‘H' l'os tortiptiters

arr l .is computer lab up arid rrrrriiirte ’Srillixart has a an“- that re Iat'ue \\lll|lt.' plan ""l lrgure \\tllt tlrat otre lal‘. \sc tartenough to accoirritrodate it peoplelat cottiputer termrrialsj." said Joe talse up to lfitltt users.’ said\\ illiatti \Vrllrs. assoc ratc prmost ot

h} stirtrrttetllte Department ot llorisiite aridResidence lite rs retrosatiiie (‘arnphelle assistant director ot

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discuss campus life and itsimplications on education.lCt‘ t't'Hc‘ it'r.’ is i wmrrttttt‘ut ti)tier runny it you llltt] Ltti error tilit yr wt totem ml stvt'itatttrrrc) ttt<1twe: ought to (Ari it,v'(3rtr‘tgplease let its know

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Mt , rSaturday three vendors at the Student Center try to sell their goods during Pan-AtricanWeek. The week's activities ended Saturday with a step show and c omedy performances.

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the -\caderirrt (‘orrrputirrg (‘eriterllte estrriiated cost ot constructionon the lal‘ \till he roughly SJlHltltl,ltt‘ saltl \‘tllls added It \Hll L'ttslaround Slfllltllt tor tritiiituie andequipment and met Sltititttltl torthe coitrputersllre computers are rised h)students rrr tlte ('ollegc ol\grrculture and l rte Sciences. the('ollege ot l‘hssrcal arid\lathctttatrcal \crcrttes. the (‘ollegc\tt Suruvm. I‘rlrjr h >

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digest report’s finding\(‘Sl lhe) agreed on certainporrtts the tactilt) had come to inearlier irreetings that the amountol alcohol coirstiitrptrort on campusis detrimental to academic pursurts.rird that more students should getiit\ol\ed in campus organr/ations tocornplerrrciit their classroomeducation.The report stirrtrnari/es the stateot student lite on the Durhamlllll\‘Cl'\ll} campus.'lihe l’rolesstotttrl (it'owth('ommrttee. orgarri/ed h) theStudent Allarrs ot’licc. has hosted aseries of sr\ Wednesday discussionsthe past two months to discuss theDuke Report and how issuesaddressed in it relate to lrlc atM‘Sl'.l’he issues discussed in these

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perfectI Like politics andHollywood. image hasbecome everything insports.

A lot of people talk about w hat‘swrong with baseballA lot of people drearii ofbaseball's day s of yore.Wondering. as Paul Simon did."Where have you gone. Joe[)1Maggio'.’" Wondering vvhy guyslike DiMaggio don‘t take the fieldanymore.And more iriiportaritly. whybaseball's stars of today don't liveup to DiMaggiolike espectationsof glory.Trtitli is. nobody. save DiMaggio.lived up to those espectations in thegame‘s golden era either. They allhad their problems and bad habits.Btit since they weren't reportedon at the time they occurred. by thetime everybody fourid about thoseproblems the star was already in('ooperstown's Hall of Fame. Andalso. enshrined more bra/enly IIIthe riririds of baseball's fans.Baseball's beat w riters ot tltel‘ljll'y firm-10‘s and 50‘s weretoo close to the players to reportabout those problems. l‘hosew riters worried of being “kickedout of the clubhouse" so to speak.They all lived by the triteespression of “They [the players]do it and l can‘t. so who am I tocritici/e them about wltat they do."Criticism for Ty (‘obb‘s racismand lawlessness never came.(‘riticisru for Babe Ruth‘s drinkingand woiiianizing never was printed.Reporting on Jimmy l-‘oss'sdrinking was hushed.All we remember about (‘obb.Ruth. lion and a host of others arethe numbers. ('obb's .‘yotv litetirnebatting average. Ruth‘s 715horiieruns. arid lion‘s .335liletime average and StKlrplUshomers.We remember the numbers oftotl;ty"s players also. But they comewith a tag-line. Jose (‘anseco‘s sillhome rtin. 4(lAstoIen base year in1988 is mentioned less than(‘anseco's need for speed on aFlorida highway or his New Yorkget-togethers with Madonna.Nobody looks up to (‘ansecoThey may admire his numbers orfeats on the field. btit I doubt anyfatlter w ill go up to ('anseco iii-1t)years at a card show and tell hisson. while sobbing. ”This is thegreatest player ever saw. He‘s myhero."Even though we now know ofCobb's faults. etc. his name andfeats were etched into thememories of .-\mericaiis and he wasdead before baseball fairs reallyknew who (‘obb w as.[inter Mickey Mantle. And his536 career homers. And his sevenWorld (‘hanipionsliips.M‘t‘mtle was one ot those goodold—boys of baseball's best years.He was baseball‘s hero for babyboomers. He came up to the bigs inI951 and stayed unit] was. Hestarted drinking in NS!He stopped drinking in I‘M-l afterentering the Betty Ford ('linic.During that 42«plu.s year periodhe never stopped drinkingEverybody around the Yankeesknew Mantle and teammates BillyMartin and Whitey Ford wereboozers. but nobody seemed to payattention. Mantle was a hero. a herotoo important to be an alcoholic.“Alcohol always protected mefrom reality." Mantle says it] thecurrent issue of Sports Illustrated.“But at Betty Ford. I could bemyself. I wasn‘t Mickey Mantlethere. I was the guy in roorn 202."Question is. was anybody everMickey Mantle'.’ No.Everybody wonders were the“athletes are heroes" doctrine. gotstarted. It didn't start With MichaelJordan or anyone else. It staned atsome heat writer‘s typewriter on atrain between two llllljtir leaguetowns in the l92tl's.No one knows who wrote it. whothe subject was. or when exactly ithappened. But it started adow'nslide in sports that is only

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art-r HuntiAN/SmriRyan Ferby turns a double play in Saturday‘s loss to Tech. TheJackets 11-7 win broke on 8-game losing skid at Book Field.

Charleston nips

wounded WolfpackCharleston 4NC. State

Bi Autos MortittsosSum W Hi.Trying to end the season and acouple of careers on a winning andhealthy note. the N.('. State men‘stennis traveled to the (‘ollegc olCharleston Saturday. The Pack didnot come away with the results theywere looking for It dropped thematch 4 3.It was the regular season linalc torState‘s only two seniors. llcrlBolick and Steve l‘lllL‘ll. They bothcame away vv ith v ILlUTIL‘s."It was really nice to have bothBert and Steve tor our last regularseason game." State coach(‘raw'ford Henry said "Throughoutthe season we rust didn‘t know ifSteve would even play."Finch. who had shoulder surgery

rust few months ago. deteated('liarleston‘s Brandon (il’lmlll 7-5.oil. llenry hopes l‘lllc‘ll cart remainhealthy enough to produce iii the.\(‘(‘ tournament this w eekend.Bolick rolled over his last regularseason opponent. Jason Parker. Thetotal score. 6-2. 0-2. was evencloser than it appeared according toHenry." The match started kind ot close."Henry said. “but after Ben got on aroll. it was all over."State's regionally-ranked doublesteam of Bolick and liric Saundersdropped another match and hurttheir chances of art invitation to the\(‘.s\.v\'s, They fell to ('harleston‘sParker and Mutton. 8.5. They willhave a chance to make it up in theA(‘(‘ tournament. The entire teammust advance tor Bolick andSaunders to be able to excel. That

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\1Georgia TechN.(.‘. State 4..

By TH) Nr'w \MNAstirtitn'i':3iir .‘t i r r.‘A tough series ended with an eventougher pill to swallow as N.(‘State‘s baseball team tell to top?ranked Georgia Tech 77—1 yesterdayand dropped the series two gamesto one.The Pack won an 8-7 decision inextra innings l'riday but dropped anoffensive orgy on Saturday I l-7.Sunday‘s game saw the return ofState pitcher 'l'crry Harvey. whohad not pitched in two weeksbecause of a groin pull. He pitched

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—- Ray Tanner.N. C. State coach

\l\ scoreless innings until the\cllow .lackets' Jason \aritck ledoff the seventh with a solo home

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run tied the ga me"It lcll good to be throwing:again." llar‘vv-y said "I inst didn‘tpitt them aw a . Ilelt kind ot tired "The Pack st 'uck lirst with a run inthe second inning Andy Barkcttdrew a walk to start the trainc. llcttllclttplcd to steal second on a lidtilttlilllll as l’at (‘lotigherty struckout. Brit a b; id throw to second baseadvanced B arkctt to third ()n thvnest pitch. i'ccli‘s l .I Yankowskyuncorked a wild pitch that scoredBttrkctt.Meanwh ilc. Harvey continuedliuiiirning .ilorig w rtli no signs of thethree week. lay olf. The offense. onthe other riartd. looked like as rl it.s'w GA. TECH, Page 4 >

(Lott) Billy West missed this putt on number seven.(Above) Mark Slawter drives oil or number l7 at NorthgreenCountry Club in Rocky Mount.

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l. Georgia Tech 8642. North Carolina 8743. Florida State 8789. N.C. State 905

Bv PM I. (ik\\'l‘S‘AH W'w'i‘.ROCKY MOUNT . 'l he NC. Statemen's golf learn is a very youngteam. Each time the golfers taketo the course they learn sortiethingnew. They are very green on thegreen. so to speak.State struggled in the .‘\('(‘Championships this weekend atthe Northgreen ('ountry ('lub inRocky Mount. The Wolfpackfinished last iii the tournament.Georgia Tech. led by MikkoRantanen. won the s\(“('championship for the fourth yearin a row.“No doubt about it." State coachRichard Sykes sand. “The bestteam won this one ”The Pack shot 30% in l‘riday'sfirst-round action and improvedon Saturday with a 297 Brit Statewas so far behind the nuntbcr oneYellow Jackets that it was out ol

tULRtCk CASiMin/SwsMerritt Lawn (above) returns a backhand to Charleston'sRyan Hudson Saturday. Hudson won 6-3. 7-5.

contention for a first place lllllsll.‘.-\t par "7-. the “olt’pack was iastone shy of last place. beating outVirginia with a score of otlttOn Sunday. things did not goany better for the Pack which shotrust a ‘05 to finish in last placewith a final score of 005." They worked hard.“ Sy kesevplained "We rust happened tobe playing against some reallygood teams. We w cren‘t as goodas they w erc this w eek."(icorgia Teth continued itsdomination ol the tournariient onSunday by finishing one underpar. North (‘arolina took seeondplace followed by Honda .‘v'tatv'.Duke. Maryland and (‘lernsorrWake liorcst. Virginia and Staterounded out the last place spots.Put simply. the Pack pcrforriiedpoorly throughout the tourney“Well you know this can happento you if you struggle a little bit."Sykes csplaiiied “You can'taflord not to play very \t.cl| In thisleague. If you're a littleine\perrcnced and you struggle alittle bit. you‘re done "

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By ()w rs S. GoonSW WT; but a.DURHAM _- When he took a beaiiball inthe bottom of the first inning and came upsmiling. you ltnew it would be aninteresting day t‘or Kevin (iriiak and theDurham Bulls.Maybe not a victorious day. but aninteresting day.(irijak' crashetl a pair of two-run homersin a losing cause as the Prince WilliamCannons. a Chicago White Sox affiliate.shelled Durhar it 9—7 in a Carolina LeagueClass A game .‘Sunday aftemoon.Grijak\ ‘ memorable pl; iy of the aftemoon. includingwhat he cal'ied the “clincher" for the

figured into nearly every

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had been oit the l 1|.\ anlxow sky ‘s pitching ltelpedmaim the Paek's . much. He allowedonly two hits th rough 5 and 1/3innings tiittil he in_ iured his pitchingelbow.“I‘m e\tremel_\ d isappointed withtoday 's game." S tate coach Rayl'anner said. “I w. I.\ happy to seeTerry lHaryeyl, lie tired it little bit.but we gay e him no support."Alter Varitelx's' homer in theseyenth. Haney reti red the side butran irtto more trouble iii the eighth.The Jackets‘ Mark Smith openedtlte inning witli a Single. Then”an e} fielded a sac rit'ice hunt aridthrew it ittto eeittitr held. Thewheels came eomple tely ot‘l' whenHuryey walked the ”1le batter andgaye up coitseeutiye s'i ngles.Still with no outs and two men onbase. Haryey t'aced ‘Varitek withState trailing 4-2. Ab out 4th) l'eetlater. State trailed 7—3.\lark Bogle promptly cattle in andertded the inning.The Pack scored attain iii theseventh and attempted a rally tn thebottom of the ninth to nc . avail.Larry Edens led off the seyenthwith a double and scored on RobWinkler's only hit of the day. Thattook the Pack to a very temporaryl-l lead.Edens again made thingsinteresting with a one- out s'olohome run. Barkett and (‘loughertyfollowed with back-to-baeix’ singles.Winkler drew a walk to close thebook on Jacket pitchei‘ ShaneMcGill.With one out and the basesloaded. pinch-hitter (.‘hris (‘ombsstepped in to face Chris Me} ers. llegrounded into a l'ielder‘s elioiee tokeep the sacks t'ull. (‘loughei'ty thenscored on a wild pitch an.l bothrunners advanced. but pineli-hitterScott Lawler grounded to third torthe final out."Titl'xlllg nothing away t‘i‘omTech‘s‘ pitchers. our tit—bats todaywere not yer} good." Tanner said."We didn't do it w hen we hiid to

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Lorry Edens was 3- 13 in the three-game series.Friday's gameRa) lannei earned it'lltlieareer win at State with one oi thel’acIes ntote melting; \\|!'\ thisseason. an .\‘ T \ ietoiyThe Pack stored three inns in thebottom ot' the tllth to\ t‘llow .lJL'lsetsall the way ttori' liisr tor the cattlewtitnet. State had tallen short intour other e\tia inning; eatites Ill thelast two weeksThe score was tied at the III theninth when Mark \\ells' errorallowed Brandon Ilensley to scoreTech retired State in order to tonethe ll'th.ltt tlte top ot tlte iiiitnie. \.tlllL‘l\led oil with a double lliat wastollowed by .lasoii l‘ayton‘s double\\ith two outs. \ott l1}t'i\ storedon a ltit by Scott \ltlntyreThe l’aels's t.tll_\ started with a\‘Ik‘itrttl walk to pinch hitter Kt'\lltlittt'eloth. llls walk was tolloweilby totiseeutiye singles by loniSergio arid lraeey to load the bases..-\t‘ter \lark \\ei|s popped out toshort. l~dens Lame to the plate (175on the day But lie nailed a sharpsingle up the middle to scoreFatrcloth and Sergio.lidens was caught in a run downbetween tiist and setorid when thethrow in was .ut ott llll\l‘llll_*.1lll

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time tor l'racey to seamper home.heating: the throw from (iar'etapat't'a.to seore the game w innerSaturday ‘5 gameThe laelxets snapped an Heamelosing: streak at Honk liteld with tltisll “ ottettsn e outburst\ttei being held scoreless iii thetiist. leeli scored iii the ne\t toutinnings to secure the writ. The}stored one. three. two and two ttittsiii the second through the litth.respettiyely. to plate all they wouldllL'k‘kl.l‘he l’aclx struck back in thehollottl I‘l llte sculnd wtllt 1\\t1 01their own to brielly take the lead.bttt were sltiit dowit until these1enth.State cut the lead to So with touriii the se\ enth. Scott Lawler eappedthe rally with a three rtiii homer. histiist ti‘ltllil'll‘ll‘pk‘l otthe year.l1ttt llte .lilk'l’xk'h Pltllt‘d three itioreiii the top ot. the eighth to tee thegame\ solo home run in the c‘ltllllll byAndy Hai'lsett elosed out the scoringtor the l’aekState starter \ltlxe Rarnhusch w astagged with the loss as he gaye iipsi\ riiits. all ot them earned. irt _|usttour innings ol' work.

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Ih \l I isos .-\i .s‘l'l\.\ ,\lwvi llt.ill LINN! people gathered\.iE: I'I.l\ on the l.t\\n ol the N.(‘.\I hm ol \rt loi thc Second\. in II \\ Is’ltl Rock ‘n‘ Roll l.a\\nI' H‘s lh‘spitc sonic conltisionvim-n: iln' \n-athci and a possible'.llII datc the merit \\as a htIL'e«llcci \\ ‘\\ Iis‘li the \scatth Iolccaslersrain on Saturday.if‘vltioolt. sponsors ot the eventmax-i tau-«l \HIII setting; a rain date.\\ Ix' I>I announced I'rida}.iitvinoon that the part} \\oii|d bell‘it\\‘il to \unda). I‘hc ucatherincn.tum :m. were worn: and the pan)or III on .is sdtcdtilcd’\\ c kouldn‘t ha\c aslscd tor aill-rl.‘ bcaulrtul day." said WRIHHsI\III\ Isiiiriiii “l ast year‘s I.a\snl‘.ni\ am such a success. We lsnc\s

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wil'rnc \‘lllltl rum this _\ear\Iliis l\ such a great cause This isone oi the best museums in theleIIII‘s \\ L' \\ L‘li‘ so glad It) IX‘ ttI‘lL‘to ili- this again this year."III." iioxsil euloycd the stunt} day.tiIiI xiii huge museum Iaisn \HIIItoolball and lots ol beer.Ic\\ small groups stayed nearIln‘ Itolll HI IIIL’ \ltL‘s‘ Io dittlL‘C Inl‘lt‘\lllt‘tl b_\ three popularlvmmjlc I‘dlltl‘n Doolittle. Dag and

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houeu‘t‘. did not seem to phase themusicians."I eriioy playing. It doesn't matter“here am." said Dag drummerKenn} Soule. “We knou that whenwe play outdoor shims during the

basking in the sun.">\ll proceeds lot the day‘s meritin” benefit the museum. I'hc I am]Party has hosted l\_\ llti' \( \I\“(‘ontemporaiics." a museummembers support group.

tImcs a year to raise area youthinterest in the inuseuni.\nnc l)o_:_«.{ctl. .i \olunteer t'rom"(‘Iintcinpiriarics." ssas cstremel)curled about the turnout andstittcss ol Saturday 's Lauri Part}.

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"Without the help of WRDU andHarris Wholesale, we vsould not beable to do this."Volunteers cxpectcd that theamount raised Saturday uouldcome close to the $15.01 NI raised atlast year‘s l‘irst Rock 'n‘ Roll Lawn“ he \ltiseum really needs thiskind ol support." Doggctt said.“('ontenipoiaries" is a board ol IIIto 40 year olds that hold patties toeday. \se are not in the spotlight. Wepros ide background music tor thosel'ront. most ol the crowd “as notthere am to L‘Illtt) the music. This.I \nxateins \me )earold LucasI u'wr said that he \\.is especially

Dave Matthews Band Magic ‘Moon’I Mountain humor and superb acting make“Dark of the Moon" a delight for all.

Bi TIFFA\\‘ A. McLioi)Ws's-.‘\n c\cel|cnl performance ot “Dark ot the Moon" by the(enter Stage actors prmes that the theater is not dead. Itis aloe and kicking!»\ witch-boy falls in love with a human girl from themountains. Now this is a plot that can keep an} audienceinterested.Barbara Allen. a (‘hristian mountain girl. uelcomes theflattery ol the \\ itch-ho). He has been changed to a humanand can stay human as long as his wile will be t‘aithtul tohim for a year.Barbara is forced to cheat on this witch-boy in disgurse.Sadly. she has to die. and he has to return to his life as a\silch.The characters present a pay me in the mountains. Iactually lound myselt tapping in) feet to the music as thecast sang and danced to their tunn} country songs.I‘he mountain dialect \sas hilarious. and the song lyricsaccompanied by this dialect had the audience rolling mthDark at the Moon played the last couple atweekends at Thompson Theatre. X} i' MOON. Pace 6 }

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lit \t l tsos .r\t .st'tsW '\lm than .‘Jllttt people gathered\tlliltldx on the lawn oI tlte NC\I nirr ol \rl lot the Secondthat d \\ ls'ltl Rotls 'n' Roll LawnI‘: ‘t lit-spite some tonlnstottr'w t.t dry weather and a possiblelit; the e\ettt was a huge\\ ’r. it tht‘ til itll \\t'.tlltt‘t lttlt'ttISIK'I\tattt on Saturdayr" 'ttrtmtt. .ponsors ot the eyettt. ;_- tattd with setting; a tattt dale\\I<|)I announwd l'lltltt)tin IIH‘t‘II that tlte party would bemm d to Sunday [he weathet'men.Emmett were wrong: and the partyaertt \‘II .is \Lllk'tllllk‘tl,"do .onldrt i hate asked lot atin-rt lieatrtrlttl day.” said \VRIX 'sIsrtis Kttttilll "1 ast year's LawnI‘.n'. was \llkll a success. We knew.orIwr t onld turn this year‘s,I Iris rs sin Ir a great cause. This istrw‘t one ot the best museums in thetr‘tr'tll\ \\:~ were so glad to be ableto this again tlns year i'lire trowd ernoyed the sunny day.nat the huge museum lawn withIrrsltet's lrtolltall and hits til lk‘t'l',\ tew small groups stayed nearthe trout ot tire stage to dance tomom proxrded by three popularIrrauelt- bands: Doolittle. Dag andI ,r- \rrratetns \tne year~old LucasI it 3m, said that he was especially

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The North Carolina Art Museum was the sight for the second annual Rock ‘n‘ Roll Lawn Party sponsored by WRDU.escrted about seeing newly signed('olumbia recording artists Dag.“'I'hetr music is great!” Taylorsaid. “I’m has my a lot ot‘ tun."Judging by crowd response andthe atttotrnt «it people dancing uptront. tnost ot' the crowd was notthere rust to entoy tlte music, This.

however. did not seem to phase tltemusicians.“I enjoy playing. It doesn’t tnatterwhere I am." said Dag drtrrnrnerKenny Soule. “We know that whenwe play outdoor shows during‘ theday. we are not in the spotlight. Wepros rde background rtttisie for those

, .i , IPw Cr startsv at UAst MA’MtW‘. ban.The Ritz will be featuring the Dave Matthews Band along with Blues Traveler this comingTuesday night at 7:30 pm.

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basking ttt tlte sun.”:\II proeeeds tor the day ’s L'\\'lllwill beneltt tlte museum lhe I awnParty was hosted by the \t \1\“(‘ontempot'at'tes." a ilttlsL‘tlIl!members support group“(‘onternptrraries" is a board oi litto 40 year olds that hold parties Irse

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"Without the help of WRDU andHarris Wholesale, we would not beable to do this."Volunteers espeeted that theamount raised Saturday wouldcome close to the $5,000 raised atlast year‘s I'trst Rock ‘n’ Roll Lawn

‘Moon’I Mountain humor and superb acting make"Dark ot‘ the Moon” a delight for all.

[it TIFFANY A. MeltonS'art W‘Ji‘t.\n eseellent pert’ormanee ot “Dark ot' the Moon" by the(‘enter Stage actors pros es that the theater is not dead Itis .tll\'C and krektng‘.>\ wrielrboy falls in love with a human girl from themountains, Now this is a plot that can keep any autheneeBarbara .-\llen. a (.‘hrtstratt ritountatn girl. welcomes thetlattery ot the w itehrboy. He has been changed to a humanand can stay human as long as hrs with: Will be truthful toBarbara is forced to cheat on this witch-boy tn disguise.Sadly. she has to die. arid he has to return to his life as aThe characters present a tray [tie in the mountains. Iaetually Iotrnd myselt' tapping my teet to the music as theLast sum.y and danced to their tunny eourttry songs,The moutttaitt dialect was Irtl.irrotts. and the song lyrics“i accompanied by tlns dialett had the .tudtenee rolling with

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eportt F,"t,‘uieetriies :neludtul ,iltoliol use andabuse on tainpus. tllllldllillt into theunweisit). iiiiellettualisiu. studentattitudes Iiiendslup and the role olt'ie uimeism in dupme studeitts‘'\es\lenttten ot the ttisetission setieslime touitd iii.in\ eoiielationsI‘etnsett the l‘\ll\ sand .ittitudesinund .ii ltuke and at \('\‘l t)ueietiniiue theme that etuue tip II] the.list'ussions is the separation ol

,»\ltlmueh the l‘.iek did not tareuel II: the tnuiue\. S'skes \\.is stillopt'iusue tl‘i‘tti his toting; teamIt in” ”pk

‘.\‘l- ‘l ~t't' tl the stot‘ehotud. l:in’m s\l‘i'lt' \\.use loiesttout shots andllti‘\ i-i‘n- I this-3 team It)\.kes said \i\ “ltettwt. took Il l \se'te oul\.etits that‘s not .i tonedlt .li‘l‘t‘lltis on \sho \ou\\ e :ie\ei eet to pla}

'Il'lh’l its "\ .ilmiitil‘e'the xttuw ind sax\\ttttlt iatt\lillt'ttlt'lllpi.i\ .ieatixs:against .tll‘sl‘t‘\l\ emept teal goodteams "\tkes ieeoem/es that State is a

intelleetual lite and sot t.il lile at\‘(Nl'liieult) memheis. iepreseutiug theDepartment ol’ Housing: andResideuLe lite. Student \t'taiis.Student Health Neietes. thellll\\‘l'\tl_\ \‘tudeut (enter andmote. ha\e more studentllt\i\l\L‘lltCtll iu eampus .ietiiuiesand more llllk‘ldx'tlt‘ll l‘et\\eentatults and students Ll‘lllkl Llldllg‘sthe eurreut trend in student .ipathxoutside the elassioom“\\heu studentstttt|\L‘t\ll_\. real leai‘uiue is doneoutside ot the elassrooui." said Seanllasnes. a tumor lll

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l'.itkltti‘\t‘\l .it‘illllt” \l‘ll\llittltwtliiaim stipliwt'iott\l.itk \|.i\\te'peiloiinanten; "t in) ‘l Ill the totii'iaitteitt"\laik did sicattied toi \t\lll tod.t\hest pl.i_\eis Ill the eouuti') so he‘s

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adiuinistiation and .i iesldent.idxise= II] (Men Resideuee llall" l he uni\eisu\. as \\ ell .t\ students.has .i iespoiisihilit) to teaelt tts Imthe “hole unneism setting] "t‘had ls’elidet. .l itinioi in eleetiiealeueiueeizng. said hediseiepatit) het\\een elass andsees .tsikldl lllx‘"I see that man} students tutti ott.ietdeuut s on littla} .iIteinoon anddo not think about it again until\uuda} .itteinoou.“ he saidliin lleehe. .i sopuoiuoie in.Amloe) .ind multidiseiplinat_\studies. s.ll\l the Louiplete edueatioiist.uts to mesh “lien students eeldisappointed ll|.il he didn't mu. buthe's sot .i touple ot nioie tiies atit .,

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imohed in eampus .ieti\ ities.Some laeult) memheis questioned\sliether there is too mueh loeus onsoeial lllt‘ on eatttptts. and loinlleiudon said the media ma) li.i\e.tll uitlueuee in the ua} pinspetiixestudents |L‘\\ uiu\ei'sitieslleiudott. ii iuuioi ttt seieueeedueatiou. said the media otten tintsthe tllldtlk' ol' eolleee .is .l sotialinstitution Ile ieteiied to theiepieseutation ot tolleees lllpopular inmies that glt‘ltl) tlieaspeets ol’ part) mg: on eampuslhe diseussiou series on the DukeReport l‘oeused on how the

ot laneiueeiine and the ('olleee olle\tiles l'here has also been .iproposal hit all uuiieisin seholars.utd (‘Alfi tresluueii to he able touse the eomputers. \\ illis \.tlilllRl. plans to keep the |.ih open3—1 hours. ('aiuplk‘ll said

l‘oeethei‘. MRI, and the eoniputuieeenter are hoping to open lahs inIL“. ket Resideuee Hall and the ne\\

uui\ersit\ ean lielp nurture a senseot eoutmumt} among laeult}. stall.students and the eommunit) atlarge Mei-titling to the DukeRepoit. lt.t\llt;1 eleai aeadeitttest.iud.uds .uid uniting; taeult) andstudents in programs that work Isthe plan l'oi’unpimiiu: .ieademie ermstlt aroundtet ouimeiidedthe iuu\eisit\

llie emphasis in these tliseussionshas been to stimulate thinking onhim solutions ma\ he reaehed inthe luture. hut not on lL‘dL'lllllglllllllk‘tllillk' solutions. Man} at thesemeetings hat e said in\ol\emeut is

ti: MW.Sullivan is undergoing renovation to get ready for computers.

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:\\eut l'eir} (‘ompleve“Spaee is ieal hard lo unite h} on\oith and \\ est ('ampuses_" Willissaid "lVVe need} (U theeouiputers to \\ here students \.\lllEeltise theut ”llie eonstitietion and Immuneettsl-s .ue heme paid toi throughdorm tents, he said. (lite hundredthousand dollars worth ot the\i‘llllllllk‘l‘s are being paid totthrough the edueational andteeliuolog) tee students [th) l'heiemauuue Shiitttttt \\lll kUlllL' troiuthe eompuuug; renters budget.

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the ans“ er to some ot the problems."lit the years tltat students spendhere. man} “I” hm e noadininistt'atn e or l‘aeult} eonttiet."said Pat lee. eooidiuatoi' ol theMerits Award Program. “It e\ei')I'reshman eould lime some sort otinvolvement. the impaet would bepositive."The lunelitime discussion serieson the Duke Report endsWednesda) \sheu Willimou eomesto N('Sl7 to diseuss his report He'lllead the presentation from ltl ant.to noon in the Walnut Room of thel'mversity Student Center,

MOont .vuuiiuti‘ tmm l’uei ‘laughterl’he \iitelirho) trul} heliesedl’nuhata uould not iheat on ltiiiillus undune l.ltllt “as pioot ol hislltlt‘ liI\t‘ lt‘l ltctl‘loid -\llen. llaihaia's Linkshiotliei, .idded liiiiiioi to the pl.i\\Hllt llIs sill\ tomnieuts about hislamasies.llis iiiotliei told him to slop thehoes Ills iespouse, "Seems likethem hoes got it lllltllll) eas} l“Islll l “as .i hoell" Baekbreaking humor.l‘loyd is the ()pie l'a_\lor ot' themountains,()I eoiuse. there is alwaysopportuiut} to plus on religion.l’reaeher llaggler “as not at allhesitant to drink the eorn \iiueot't'ered to liiiti so eordiall) h) his(‘hristiau hosts.".lesus turned \sater into “INC.ssh)‘ eau‘t \\ e do Loni?!"The east sang "\louutain Desi." asong about the eoru wine. that hadthe audienLe applauding \sithdelight.Barbara‘s uedduti: ring shone inthe dark The green stone aetuall)lit up and the lights is ere darkenedto aeeeiit this ring. [I had aheautil'ul at'l‘eet on the seene.Three other \\ itehes eontinuall}taunted the \siteh-ho} \\llll ridieuleand laughter. l‘hese mtehes uerethe highlight of the play.The darkdtatred Viiteli oul\repeated a word or tuo. mimiekuigthe other \sitehes. lle praetieallisang his ten lines. In an earlsseene. his mg tell ott'. That “ashum). But he plined it oil. and therest ot‘ his perfonnanee made up torthe unfortunate ineident.All of the aetors eontrihuted to anoutstanding perl'omianee of "Darkol' the Moon."

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Tennisit‘ll/{Watt “4‘”. /‘t.‘ ‘will bc a tough task considering thenntn‘ies the l’ack is tactng

'l‘hc \\o|tptck's roster tltis sea onlooked more llkt‘ a hospital rec rdthait a tennis tcatn l‘l\t‘ ot State'sseten starters played (‘harlcstnnwith sortie sort nl nagging iinury."liert might be .is well as lte ltas

been all season." llcnry sdltl “:\rtdtltat is still itnt \ery healthy,"

liltc lttttlt\ list is as lollnws:Bolick. Saunders. ankle.Brian ()xakr. wrist aitd back: latwn.

\lll‘llltlt'l.multiple trnurtes. l'inch_ sltotilder

starters wttltout\\ alt lsennedy aitd l)anbrought home victoriestor the \\nltpatk Kennedy won ltrs

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rnattlt. o i. 3 (y (3'1.Stuart \tnall\lll1,'lt"~ iiyt‘t

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\ltct tlrc insure the rcgtilat seasontinalc and tintslnng at tr 1* oycrallthe team is reads tor redemption tnthe .\t ’(' tournament

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Bulls(infirm u" 'Irrtrt l'trct lt'annons lit tltc bottom ol thetouttlt inning, (ieoyany Mirandadropped a looping single trttn lefttield in ttoitt ot a lungittg (iritak.v\|thnugh Miranda was later otit nitlisst'\ liltttott-s llk‘ltlL'l.\ c'lttttt‘c. llL‘advanced (‘lrai‘les l’oe. who scoredtw n batters alter Miranda."lt skipped oft ol my unit." (irnaksaid “I really thought that if I'drttade that play. tlte otlter teainwouldn‘t score for tlte rest of thegame As it tttrrts out. tltat guy ltit athreea'nn homer. arid that was tlteL’llttc'llk‘t H"l hat gtiy' was ('ar‘nttnc('appticto. l’rince William's cettterttclder. ('appncio‘s blast sertt theBulls spinning iitto a (vi deficit.We (‘annons added two ittore runsiii the fifth wheit l’oe yanked ahome run into lelt field,l)nrhant began chipping away iiithe tittlt tuning. beginning witlt(irttak's tirst ltortter He took(Irititoit starter .lasntt l’tcrson overthe Intimate Bookshop sign .titd intothe tree tit right center field to ntakcllls‘ stillk‘ 574."l "in rtot tlte least bitdisappointed." Durham manager\latt \Vest said. “l'hey playedaggressnc arid busted their buttsnttt there. We kept oii pecking awayat them We‘ll be right back at ll

“[Starter Mike] D‘Andrea wasn’t at his best.The wind was blowing out, and when youmake mistakes. they make you pay for it.”

tomorrow.”(Erijak struck again in the seventhinning with tlte ('anrtoits choiceweapon ol the day: a wind-aidedhonte run. (irriak‘s hooking sltot.his leagueleading sixth. landed rustfair on tlte left field terrace anddrew the score to its eventual final.0-7.The Durham Athletic Park'sw'irtds‘tream blew out steadily allday and ltustled Prince William‘sthree honters out of the yardWilson broadcast art opposite fieldsolo home run over the “RM. signtit left field for the ('aitnons' finalrun in the sisth inning.“lStarter Mike] ll'Aitdrea wasn'tat ltrs best " West said "The windwas blowing nut. aitd when yourttake tttistakes. they make you paytor it."D'Aitdrea didn‘t look sltarp out ofthe chute. He walked speedyleadott' hitter lissex Burton. gave tipa single tn Wilson. arid balked themboth up a base before settlittg down.(‘appucio popped out aitd Jimmy

—— Matt West.Bulls manager

Hurst grounded down to third base.scoring Burton.D'Andrea lasted until the fittltinning. when be surrendered Poe'sblast and gave up a two—out singleto Miranda. Left»hander AnthonyStoeeklin got the final out of theinning.liven thouglt he gave tip Wilson'slead-off homer in tlte sixth.Stoecklin effectively shut down the('amtons ~ allowing only onebase-runner on a walk ,_, until theeighth inning. when he was ejected.Willi two outs. Stoecklin lostcontrol of a breaking ball and hit(‘apuccio in the hip. who didn'tappear to move. Sioeck’lin wastlturttbed without warning. whichbrought protest frortt West Earlier.('anrtons‘ manager Dave Hupperthad a prolonged argument with thebases umpire over a close doubleplay.West would rtot comment on theincident.The Bulls methodically sent t'ivebatters t0 the plate in every even

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ast Wednesday. a secondappeal for the Election Boardto investigate tlte tttishartdlirig

of Student (ioverntent rurtoffelections was rejected.Several corttplairtts have beert made

concerning the unprofessional wayStudertt Government electiorts werehartdled tltis year. The questions havenot beert answered. And ttow. due to atrivial discrepancy with the secortdappeal. the case seems to he closed.Election Board Chair Dav id Lattner

rejected the appeal because the lastlirte requested a rev iew of the Marchelections 7—7 a request that did notmeet the deadline for submission.Evert though the request for review ofthe rurtoffs did meet the deadline. theentire appeal was thrown out.

It was thrown out on a tecltnicality.The Election Board has

demonstrated that it not only cannotorganize elections in a professionalmanner. bttt that it refuses toacknowledge its iitistzikes.Complaints about the runoff

elections are shocking.

Sonte polls were riot open duringvoting hours.Aaron Maurer. one of the three

senators who made the first appeal.observed air unlocked padlockdanglirtg front a ballot bov.There was inconsistent and

tinadver'tised placement of polls.A temporary paid erttployee hired by

the lilection Board was forced to turnaway voters at the .-\tritim when hecouldn't operate a titachine thatverifies if students lltlv C alreadyvoted.The Election Board has shied from

its responsibility to provide fair andaccurate elections. It has doubled itsntistake by refusing to look into thematter. Tlte results of such a shoddilyrun election should not be consideredvalid. But unless someone actsresponsibly and review s the elections.the newly elected officials w ill remainin office.The day after the second appeal was

denied. Bobby Johnson Jr. was svvorttin as the new student body president.

It seems as ifJol‘tnsoit. of all people.would feel compelled to ask for areview of the runoffs. Who wants toclaim v ictory of questionableelections'.’

Pot’s popularity not new- Marijuana may be thepopular drug on campus. butit has been around for quitesome time.

anga. Bosh. (irass. SweetLucy. llerh. Hooch. Jive.Buddha sticks. \‘laryjane.

Stinkweed. Testis tea. ('olumhian red.Pot. Dope. Hemp. llerh. Smoke.Roach. Joint. (iiggle—smoke.Acapulco (iold. Juanita Weed. Snop.Spirit. Mariguana. Butter flower. Goofbutt. Skinny. \le/l. Kaif. Locow eed.Love weed. Reefer.The prev alertce of marijuana. or

whatever you would like to call it. incampus life has riot changed for aslong as rttost folks cart remember.Perhaps it prevails more. htit thenagain. Nancy Reagan‘s "just say no"campaign seems to have ittide amark. Cypress Hill certainlyispopular with rttarty students across thecountry —— after all. even people whocan‘t read cart recogni/e the pot leafthat is part of the rap group's emblem.Pot is a part of college life.The nortitality of pot on campus is

accentuated by the moral debate that‘ssimmering now': to legalize or not tolegalize. With legali/ation. pot wouldbe decriminali/ed. taxes on the drugcould be major sources of incomeand. some feel. the novelty of bongs

and brownies would taper off. Tlterenew ed debate ov er the ittoi'ality ofthe outlaw weed wraps it in arevolutiortary flag. ()ne cart almosthear the slogans; "Fight for freedom

light up?"Biit to fall in lirie with any such

revolution would lack originality W,the revoltrtiort has been going onsirtce. well. the first time somecollege sttidertt got high. l-‘or tltatmatter. students that ”blow pot" lackoriginality. Rumor has it that ourparents‘ generation did it lotsperhaps they even partied withPresident Bill Clinton. never inhalingof course.One could argue that it's just a

phase. just part of growing up and justpart of the college evperience. lt rttaybe those things. btit w hat‘s the bigdeal'.’Smoking pot may be fun. btit too

rttarty who do it on a regular basisseem to lose interest iii otheractivities. On a college campus. tltislack of interest is art incredible loss.There‘s too many foreign films. play s.athletic events. clubs arid fr .endshipsthat students cart ertjoy. There‘s toomuch good to do at NC. State.

It should never be suggested thatthose w ho have smoked pot are justhad people. The point is simple: Skipthe pot. Find other ways to have agood time.

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Tales of a Democratic freak ShowI hate politics. always have. And afterwhat I hoped would he a relavingweekend. I was made to hate it even tiiore.My girltrierid Holly. commandantgraride iretiredi of the Ismh AmphibiousStrike Batallion ttlie “Baby -hlue Berets")of the ('ollcge l‘ederalion of YouttgDemocrats. asked me to accoriipaity her tothe N.(' Young Democrats (‘onvention iii.of all places. (ireenv tlleI'm a registered Republicart. but herendless charm (and the prospect of a fewptiniesi convinced me to go. With the helpof (‘hr‘isty. held marshal tretiredi of theS‘Hh Armor Brigade «the "Rabid Wolves‘aof the aforemcnttoned college federationand one of Holly 's cohorts. I assumed thecover of a \.('. State Young Democratmember and ventured to the piratic centerof non-academia iii the universe..‘\\ one would evpcct. this was agathering of young vvltippersnappers whowanted to make it big iii the great politicalcircus. middle aged acts who had ntade llto sideshow freak status and a few trainedbeasts who had made it to the center ringand looked to stay there. A few judges.state senators. county commissioners andthe like showed tip looking for votes.money and support. Representatives liva(‘laytort and Martin Lancaster. bothDemocrats from North Carolina up for reelection this fall. and Lt. (iov. DennisWicker slttiw ed up to press the flesh andrally the troops. My congressman. MelvinWatt ol the 13th (‘ongressional District.was not in attendance He was too busydeteriding the legality ot theterrymaiidering minority district he soriiargmally represents.

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llte keynote speaker was Rep DavidBonorr tl) Michi. the House MajorityWhip This fellow was quite atria/mg:here we have a weasel who can do trickslike a golden retriever. herd like a bordercollie and bray like a jackass atria/mg?After a perfectly horrible dinner.courtesy of a naive local politician whothought he was so powerful that he couldchange the rtiertti .it the last minute .iiid getaway with it. Bonoir's spcecltcorttittenicd. His bray trig was filled w iththe curious blend of fact. fiction andomission which is the “lmgua traiica” ofpoliticians ev ery w here.

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He said that the Motor Voter bill passedearlier this year would add thousands ofregistered voters. He admitted that thislegislation would increase the ranks of theDemocratic Party. as the people the billarmed to register are predotiiiriaritlyDemocrats Tlicrt he cortiplained aboutRepublican oppositroii to the bill. Is hethat dutnb .is to not see wlty they protestedit‘.’ Or is lie so sirtgle-titinded as to critter/ethe opposition ev eri when the oppositionltas every rrglit to protest it‘.’He also spewed sortie fiction irt regard togridlock on (lipitol Hill. He placed theblame tot this squarely on theRepublicans. Again. I cannot decidewhether or not he said this otit of sheer

stupidity. or front blindly follow ing theparty line. There aren't enoughRepublicans in either house of (‘ongress tovote down legislation. The gridlock isbeing caused by the conservativeDemocrats who oppose the president‘sagenda. It is the Democratic Party.through it's div isivcriess. that is causingclose calls like the federal budget. whichpassed by one vote iii the Senate. If youpick up too many splinters. you'll startbleeding.He also. rather cleverly. ottiitted foreignpolicy front his speech topics. PresidentBill (‘liriton doesn't have a clue aboutforeign policy and neither does the Carter.idrttmistration throwback he has assecretary of state l point to the handlingof Somalia. North Korea. Haiti andBosnia-llerc/egovina They would rathersliilt our focus to domestic issues. likehealth care and the economy. But Bonotrwas in Vietnam. He knows what hadforeign policy and military strategy cart dobecause he had to Inc vs itli ll. So wltycan‘t he admit that toreign policy is asimportant ati issue as health care'.‘Simple. Because he‘s a politician. He'llplay along to whatever the top dog say s.whether he believes H or not.Any titan w itli a lick of sense cart seethat loreigri policy is very important. Andthe impression I got trotit Bonoir thatnight is that lie is a fairly intelligent titan.I‘m sure he knows it‘s important. too. Butwhat frightens me is that he is willing toput the party lirte ahead of what‘s reallyimportant. Health care is art important.st-i- Storm, Patri- 9 b

Orwell’s ‘thoughtcrime’ too realAnyone who his TL ad (reorge ()rwell sstrangely prophetic "NS-1” remembers“tlioughtcrmte.” one attempt by thegovernment to control its citi/ens‘ minds.But that was only a fictional wanting.certainly our gov ernrnertt would notattempt to control thought.At least if it did. the spirt doctors wouldmake it look as humanitarian as possible.lt is possible to breach very basic ethicsit it is done attractively. People frequentlydecide to overlook our first .-\ritendmentand call tor censorship on a son of"majority rules” basis: if 0*“) percent ofsociety is disgusted by something. theFirst .i‘vittendment cart somehow becomenull arid void.Which leads. indirectly. into hate crime.or “hatecrime.” if you preter. The idea oflabelling certain offenses as hate crimesounds so attractive because it pleasesboth "free-thinking" liberals artddisgruntled conservatives who v iew it asanother step toward gettirtg “tough oncriminals" a la Singapore.This attractiveness is what makes hatecrtrtte law's so dangerous. When peoplesee something they like. it doesn't riiatterif it‘s hall-baked. We would all lov e topunish ignorant racists ritost of all. but is itreally fair'.’Hate crime law's. like North ('arolina‘stwo and a halfyearvold ethnicintimidation law. tacks extra stiffpunishments on crimes motivated by thevictim‘s race. national origin or religion.(Many others also include gender andsexual preference.) To keep the lawconstitutional. it could not specify anyparticular groups.

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CantwellWhrch letidstto oneproblem manypeople already see with the law: minoritiesare themselves frequently gettingconvicted of hate crime. '1 be real problent.however. is that the laws are speciallycalculated to punish whites and thelegislatures are scared because theirutopiati “thoughtcrtnte” laws arebacklirmg.This is a perfect example ot whyeverything should be as equal as possibleirt law. It is not illegal to hate somebody; itis everyone‘s right to think as theybelieve. lf they happen to be ignorant andbackward enough to he prejudiced. that‘stheir decision.Hate crime laws are adding penaltybased riot on heinousness of crime. but onheinousness of thought. And that reallyshould scare the hell out of anyone whohas unconventional thoughtsAlso. hate crime. it seems to me. is rtevtto impossible to prove evcept m the mostobvious of cases. For example. a couple ofyears ago some American auto workers irtDetroit killed a Korean titan because theythought he was Japanese. These gentlemenwere angry about Japanese cars'superiority to Americans'.ls this hate crime'.’ They were wrong.after all Maybe they really love Koreansand are just very stupid. It really shouldn't

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matte.r because discussions of h.ite crintcbelittle our value of life arid turrtirtdiv idtials irtto political pawns.Suppose one black man kills anotlter.and calls him “nigger" in the processsimply because it may be common streetventacular. Are we going to have to sitaroutid and listen to the prosecutingattorney try to prove that the murdererhates his own race. lust to get a stiffersentence'.’In a recent News J: ()hserver article onltate crime. l'NUChapel Hill lawprofessor Daniel l’ollitt argues logicallyfor sentence reform. rather than forspecific targeted victims: “I understandfeeling angry at artyorte who says. ‘l‘mgoing to beat tip the next black guy or thenext white guy who walks hy.‘They should be punished. But shouldthey be punished more than someone whosays ‘I don‘t care who it is. I'm going tobeat up the next guy who walks by?”The answer to crirtie lies not in hatecrime laws. but iii all-around stiffersentences. If people who kill actuallyspend the rest of their lives in prison. itwouldn‘t be legally relevant who theykilled: every murder would be treated asan equally tragic loss of human life. not aloss of a Jew or a black or a lesbian or aw hite.Hate is evil. But hate is also protected;so it is trtsidioUs and impossible toalleviate. But it is very possible to detercrime with fair. appropriate punishment.That‘s what our lawmakers should bedotrtg. rather than telling us how to think.

April 18, 1994 Opinion Page 9Frat fire violatorsgot off too easy

1 ant writing in response to SteveCrisp's column on April 6 about theproblems over at fratemity court. Iwas doing nty contmuttity servicehours at the Fire ProtectionDivision during the period of timein which the inspections weretaking place. I heard some of the“horror stories" that resulted ittcampus appearance tickets beingissued.One of the most vivid that comesto mind is the story tltat InspectorLeeman Lamb told me. He said tltatin one of the fratentity ltouses ltefound a frat brother was rebuildingthe engine to his automobile on acoffee table located inside thehouse. This in itself is not terriblybad. but the fact that near the enginewas all ofthe flammable liquid thatthe fellow had drained froitt theengine is quite disturbing.I am fully aware that l ltave noright to condemn other people forcareless acts that they havecommitted givett my unfortunatehistory here at N.(‘. State. What Iam won’ied about is the degree offaimess (or unfairness) in whichthis matter was treated. As a resultof what happened on l‘eb. lit inOwen Residence Hall I received:Pemtanent Disciplinary ProbationOne hundred and fifty hours ofcommunity service (inspecting fireextinguishers)The job of coordinating dormitory. . fire safety programs for the entire;.‘ school yearThree speaking engagementsinvolving the topic of fire safetyFrom what I concluded front yourcolumn. the fratentity brothers as af ‘-; whole received far less than I did." ‘ Their careless actions were theequivalent of mine. with theexception that theirs did not resultin an actual fire.Thankfully. my hours are nowas? completed and all that I have lefti; . are a few more small things to do,j‘g. for some fire safety programs.I feel sure that the fraternitybrothers have "completed" theirhours with little or no effort. Ibelieve iit my heart that l wasdisciplined harshly to make anexample of me. Well. theincidences at fratentity court seemto hint that some people did notlearn from my mistake and. giventhe pitiful excuse for punishmentthat they received. they are not verylikely to.Something is up at the JudicialBoard and I urge (‘risp to keepabreast of the situations that occur“mm““a“c..mm“.m.““\o' -(In-9' GOT BEACHAF revert?\1 ltctt finals .AIK‘ . in!liti'ttcls for sun sand suit sl:.igy;ttt‘

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there to keep thcnt as hottest aspossible.Brian M. I’eezorSophomore. technologyuhoniculturescienceDorm residentscareless, unsafeWhen iit college. the last thingstudents need to worry about issafety itt their places of residence.Recently an article appeared iii yourpublication that recognized the

law to provide emergency ntedicalcare to those who seek treattttetttWllh conditions iit wlnch a delay iitrendering care causes a risk of deathor avoidable disability.Federal funds are expended tocompensate hospitals for indigentcare. Also. tax revenues are used tofund Medicaid. Further. there existpublic health clittics funded withtax dollars to proy ide medical care.I submit that the proposition thathealth care is not available is amyth.Those Without health insurancemay be unable to see the doctor oftheir choice or to be hospitalizedwhere they choose. Yet. all of usare prevented front dining iii therestaurant of our choice. living iiithe house of our choice or drivingthe car of our choice unless we payfor the privilege. The choice Wllllmedical care is to pay for theservices, or accept those offered forfree that are paid for by others.

vehicles with designated stickerscan park itt certain lots. We allknow how to “feed" a parkingmeter and the “understood" rule ofmeter and vendor spaces: “it" thafter 5 pm." What about thtunspoken rules‘.’ Perhaps thecampus transportation system wantsto leave us guessing and assuming~— only to answer with a parkingcitation aitd a lesson leamed.As a design student. I frequentlyrely on the use of parking metersand vendor spaces when loadingattd unloading my projects attdmaterials (since there is no loading(one or student parking anywherenear the School of Design). Onemorning after arriving at school at7:30 am. to unload a project. Iretunted to my car only to find aparking citation being placed on it.When protested that it wasn't even8 a.m.. l was told that ticketingbegins at 7:30. Furthemtore. overspring break I parked iii a meter

proportion betwccn a student andher cotttittuiticalioits professor I amreferring to tltc issue of what wastaken as a tttcist remark towardlitika Ktrktttatt made by Harry\‘ltiitn.I read more than several articlesreferring to this issue. I wasshocked and surprised as to how farthe university let this go towardgetting out of hand. I understandthat issues sttclt as this ittttst gothrough certain steps to be resolvedarid also for all parties involved tobe satisfied with the results.I myself have been a student ofMuttn's arid of other professor‘swith a sense of humor such as llls. lvividly remember my first meetingwith Munn. What a breath of Iresltait he was. It‘s a Joy to haveprofessors such as Munn who addhumor to their classes.Humor. such as it may be. may betaken personally by some students.Students itnist remember itot to takespace assuming parking regulationsweren‘t enforced since theuniversity was on holiday. Ofcourse. I retumed to anotherparking citation.These unspoken rules aremisleading attd unfair. If theseregulations on meters and vendorspaces are to be enforced. theyshould be visible and clearly statedfor the person parking. Most of uscannot afford to “assume" andwould much rather “abide" by therules if we are aware of them.

continuing problem of thefts iii thedomts due to carelessness. Thearticle suggested that residents whoprop doors for convenience areallowing entrance to strangers.unknowing of tlteir intentions. Thiscarelessness results iit many thefts.The article did not mention anyactions to prevent these unnecessarythefts. Sottte precautions need to betaken by the residents to ensuretheir safety iii the dorms. Residentsneed to be aware of strangers andencourage them to use the securityphones provided outside the dontts.Also. I suggest all residentssacrifice convenience for the sakeof security arid keep locked doorsclosed.In order to reduce the number ofthefts iit the dorms. the residentsneed to be responsible for their ownvictims of theft because of suchcarelessness. lfall residents assumeindivrdual responsibility. they willput some reassurance back into theexpression "dorm safety."

Kelli BrookshireSenior. graphic designGovernment: stayout of health care(3. Douglas Gilbody seems unableto distinguish between health careand health insurance coverage. Hestates "there is a health care crisisof 40 million uninsured people."Yet. this begs the question. does thelack of health insurance coverageimply the inability to receive healthcare'.’Public policy in this countryensures this is not true. aitd has forsome time. Hospitals constructedwith govemntent funds are requiredby law to provide necessarytttedical care regardless of theability to pay. Wake Medical Centerloses millions of dollars annually onindigent care. and Wake Countytaxpayers pay through property andsales tax for pan of this shonfall.Private hospitals are required by

Heather BuhlJunior. communicationParking rules notclear enoughDuring my four years as a studentat NC. State. I have becomecontinuously disturbed by theparking regulations on campus. Ofcourse. we all know the rules bynow. since few of us have escaped asemester without getting some kindof citation. We know that only

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