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Chancellor, interim provost show support for student, faculty effortBy Punit ChhabraStaff WriterApproximately 600 students. faculty and staffattended a sit-in at NC. State's DH. Hill LibraryTuesday night to protest the recent state budgetcuts.The protest began in earnest when CristinaLamson. a sophomore majoring in a political sci—ence. held up a petition. Lamson wanted signa—tures to show the students' and faculty‘s outrageover the state budget cuts.Lamson said. “I'm sending copies of this peti-tion to the governor. lieutenant governor. chan-cellor and numerous others: and if that doesn‘twork I‘ll send it to the president!" Lamson saidshe expected to get about 3.000 signatures before

the petition was mailed.Students began filing iitto the library at about9:30 p.m. Protesters who were unable to findempty seats sat on the floors and studied.As a show of sitpport for the students.Chancellor Larry Monteith. Interim ProvostFrank Hart attd Vice ('haitcellor tor lini\ersityRelations Albert Lattier attended tltc \Ilrln.Monteith said. “I came here to be a part ofeverything. My wife attd l are going tip into thestacks to see if there is anytltittg enjoyable toread for the next few hours."“l'm here to do sortie studying and support ourstudents and watch them do a little studying."Hart said.Charles Gilreath. assistant director of publicservices for DH. Hill. said the library would be

operating on a itot‘iital schedule despite lltt‘ sit in.He said tto one \sotild be pcrittittcd to enter thebuildirtg after midnight. (iili‘catli said the stu-dents reittainiitg tit tltc building yscic yyclcotttc tostay as long as they \sishcd.Rob 'l‘uttle. a serum ttltlrttttltlg tit lzitglislt. cameup with the idea of the library sit-iii .ittet he wasasked to lease 1).”. Hill at p.m. on Sept lts'.Tuttle said “We have accumulated cttouglt soli-darity among students. faculty attd staff andgathered enotigh attention that we can show theNC. General Assembly that students are serious—ly interested in their welfare.” He went on to saythat the library situation is pm a surface problemof the budget crisis. Ttittle ltad support for theSt't‘ SIT-l“. l’tly’t' 3

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Student Senate encouraging letter-writing campaign

By Kristin RamboStaff WriterThe executive branch of N.(.‘.State Student Government has cre-ated a “Write for Education" com-mittee to encourage a campus-wideletter—writing campaign expressingbudget-cut concerns to the state leg-islature.The committee members will meetwnh NCSU administration officials

next week to be fully informed onthe effects of the budget cuts."If they (N.C. legislators) knowthat we have done our homework.they will be more apt to listen." saidStudent Body President Ed StackOn Oct. ll. the committee willbegin the letter~writing process. Thetarget date for completion of the let—ter is late November or earlyDecember. Stack said.A copy of a letter will be distribut-

ed to all members of the President‘sRound Table. Those student t'cprc<setttatiyes w ill then distribute copiesof the letter to their respective cam-pus oi'gaiti/ations. l‘hc orgatti/thtioiis vsill transpose the coitittiittce'sletter onto their ovvit letterhead andpresent the letter to their membersfor support by signature.liach organization is responsiblefor mailing their copies of tltc letterto the state Legislature. Stack said.

Monteith: old ways may

budget problemsnot solve

By John HurtStaff Writerl'nderstanding the budgeting pro-cess of NC. State is the best way toreach a solution to the present bud-get crisis. Chancellor LarryMonteith said Tuesday at a specialFaculty Senate meeting.“I feel the past should not predictthe future. It is absolutely importantthat we understand the budgetingprocess to solve this problem."Monteith said.l'niversity funds were reduced bynine percent this fall. said GeorgeWorsley. vice chancellor for financeand business.Because of this drop. Worsleysaid. NCSU is being forced to mon-itor the situation month by month tolessen the effect.Monteith said that the differentcircumstances causing the budget

problems have made it impossibleto use solutions to past budget cutsto solve the present crisis.The NC. General Assembly hasmade the budgeting process diffi-cult at NCSU because of theGeneral Assembly's inability toreach a finalized budget plan.Worsley said.The General Assembly has Cttttsts»tently been vague about cuts infunds to the university. he added.NCSU needs a budget plan made60 days in advance to make facultyand class scheduling commitments.“We can't be handed the budgettwo days before classes begin."Worsley said.The General Assembly did notpass the Appropriations Bill thisyear until July 28.NCSU officials made a 4.3 per-cent across-the~tmard cut on July 28after receiving a definite budgetfrom the General Assembly.

()fftcials were aware that additionalcuts could be titade again."I‘d be a fool to guarantee that wetime taken care of all the cuts."\Nttt’slt‘y‘ sttltl.In addition. the l).H. Hill Librarycutbacks were discussed. FranklinHart. the interim provost. said acomparative study of past attd pre-sent library budget criscs' is beingconducted to reveal possible solu-tions to the current dilemma.llai‘t said the inflated iotirnalprices have been a mayor cause ofthe library ‘s cancellation of sub-scriptions. Journal prices ltaveincreased by 10 to 35 percent a yearfor the last l0 years. ”I don‘t seehow the increase in budget couldincrease at same the rate of jountalprices." Hart said.Library officials have also begunelitttiiiating duplicate subscriptionsof the tttagalines.

NCSU 17th in corporate donations

By J. Keith JordanStaff WriterN.(‘. State ranks l7th nationallyamong public universities in thetotal value of corporate donations.according to a study conducted bythe Washington. D.C..-basedCouncil for Aid to Education((‘FAEJ.The primary reason for the top-twenty ranking in corporate dona-tions was the “State of the Future"fund—raising campaign from l983 tol987. That campaign raised about$53,000.()()() over four years.The study also ranks NCSU 30thnationally in overall private dona-tions. Both rankings are for l989-IQ‘X)

Private donations to the universityare now almost five times as largeas the 1980 donations. In that year.NCSU received about $5500.000in total private donations, said JohnKanipe. vice chancellor t'oiUniversity Development.The great increase in private fund,ing is due to the matured. tttorecompetitive nature of the university.Kanipe said."I think it acknowledges theachievements of our faculty." hesaid. "It is a reflection of the natureof the university.”NCSU leads the l6 schools of theUNC system in corporate donationsreceived. UNC-Chapel Hill is sec-ond in corporate donations. thoughits overall donations received were

the highest \chin the sy steiti.Donations to N(‘Sl' totalled$2b.40tt,3h'_‘ itt fiscal year l‘JX‘J-Qtt.This is an increase of l.7b' percentover tltc previous year.Kaittpe said that the donationsincluded some equtpmcnt; hoysey cr.itiost were cash. About half of thetotal donations \yere front corpora-tiotis. he said.The university will soon launch itsne\t ftind»raisiitg effort. the"(‘etttury ll (‘aittpaigit." Kanipesaid that the "('entury ll Campaign"is a "cotttprcltensive. co-ordinated"effort to gain major contributionsthat Will enable NCSl‘ to maintainor improve its quality of teachingand research.

"The coitittiittcc encourages any»one to time their ovsn letter. also."Stuck sattl. (‘ollccttott boxes forsuch letters will be placed on campits tit .latttiai'y. Stack said heencourages students to call or stopby the Student (ioy ernittcitt officefor their iitptit on tlte letter.A letter vsill be mailed to the stateLegislature iii late January."The letter will not be as effectiveif it is publicized while the legisla~

Darryll Rasbery (U, a yunior in chemical engineeringand pulp and paper technology, and Victor Boney(R) a sophomore in mechanical engineering, look

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ttirc is not in session." Slack said(iovcrnor Jiiit \lartiit. lt(ioyet'ttot‘ Jiiti (iartliter and chairmen of the lloilsc and SenateBudget (‘oittiitittces is ill alsoreceive a copy ol the letter."We want to create art avsarcttcssof ltoyy studeitts feel about budgetcuts aiid how acute the problemreally is on campus." Student BodyTreasurer John llL‘VHll said.Members of the N.('. State Senate

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aitd Judiciary \sil! .ilsii iivtciiicopy of the ll'llt'l \ttiil.(imci'iiiiieiit lcttcis \Klll l‘t' :ii.i.| .1t'ollccmcly"\Vrltc lot l'tltitatioii \illlllllllittmeitibers arc: Stack. li-slie l'oisellStudent Senate l‘icsitlciii ltiiaiiBttrokcr. ('lttcl .lttstitc llt".‘»lilKelly Williams. (‘lllt‘let‘l \tait .tlltlKatherine Hughes. Student \c'l‘ttls'President Pro-Temptin-

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WKNC: small shows gaining popularity, sponsorships increasing

By Mark TosczakStott WriterThe Student Media Authority discussed avariety of financial concerns and policyissues relating to the four student-run mediaorganizations at Wednesday's bi-weeklymeeting.The SMA oversees budgetary and policy

decisions concerning the NC. State year-

book Agromeck. Technician. the NCSI" lit-erary magazine Windhover aitd WKNC-FM88.]. It approves large expenditures. oversees the hiring of the editors or itianagersand rules on general matters of policy andconduct.WKNC reponed that some of its smallershows are gaining popularity and sponsor-ship frotn local businesses. The radio startion is also holding its annualRocktoberfest.

lt vyill be giving autiy sc\cr;tl pi‘i/es.including a leather picket from Ray PriceHarley Davidson. The Rtk‘lslttht‘t’lcsl sloganis “Rocktobcr. drive sober.” and WKM‘vy ill be doing pttblitvsciy tcc annotiitccittcntsto discourage drinking aitd driving.The radio station also reported that theyha made several improvements since

thei audit last year They have printed upnew sales packets and as soon as they comein the sales force \Mll .swmg titto action.s

\VKNt' has also stit-amlined its trainingprocess. The general manager. XristophciNeutoit. said he also feels tltc station’s rat~iiigs are on an iipsyyiitg. The station is notofficially included iii the A\rbttron ratingsbecause it is not commercial; hoysever. itgets mentions iit Arbitron diaries arid thisinfortttatiott is available to WKN(‘ throughcontacts at othei local stations They peakedabout [\Mt years ago with a 4.5 percent mar»ket share. which heat tltcn W'lll yJIM. 947..

Windhover. the NVSl literary itiaga/iiic.reported that it catttc iii uitdci cost on itsposters attd as sooit as those are out itexpects to start getting submissions.although a fess hasc already come iii.The mayor news front Technician is thatCirculation on Mondays and Wednesdayswill be reduced by 2000 copies. to ltifiltfl.to cut costs. However. anyone alto “fills aSi‘t SMA l’it\'i‘ .‘

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F:\ll IiRl".\l\' uill hegiu nuI‘Tltlil}. Her I: at p iii (‘lzisses“Ill resume nit Wednesday. Oet I1lit S305 II”.The annual IIUIII‘|\ I‘niitneatinn

3 I48 or 737—3409. *1In ,‘lllll l’ulleti |la|| lttl iiitiieride Int. lneated at Blue Ridge and arl'lllll) Roads. still he closed In The Student Health Service has a o" lECTURES SEMINARS iiittttiiiaIIt-Ii, tall 7‘ 3 WI)aeettinnindate N I‘ State Fair park \aeeine available for prevention of The llAB Art (‘nnimittee w ill SESSIONS WORKSHOPS "'in; |)tii mg this time. alternate InlIuen/a l'nr iiidnidu'als at risk l'ni' meet on Tuesday ()et. 0 I'i'niii 7:30 l\ l l R‘s ll \\ l\(i ll ( H\lIJl IS llit st Ieeiun: iiIIt-itiettparking will he pt'tnided at a letti-PUle‘} lnt located nearllillshni‘nugh and William Mnni'el)ti\e nn the wt sehnnl eainpus.

npei‘atni. (‘\‘\l reeeptinnist. or theTraiispnitatinn [)Itisinn. Alsn.\anlliiie “ill tint operate l'rnm hpm. on Friday. (let. I: throughTuesday. Oct. In due In l‘all Break.\anlliiie \sill resume as SLIIL'IIUICIIon Wednesday. ()et.

l'lu-related enniplietitioiis. The llii\iieeine Will he administered tnenrolled students Tuesday-Fridayfrom I) In ll ant.

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Iitin student employees nu the payroll andeiieniiiaged Ilie edtlnts tn teplate Ilieni \Iith \lllrdents .is snnn .is POSSII‘IC_ tlinugli lie aeltnnuledged that \ei‘) le\\ t iii‘ieiiI L'Illl‘ltl)t‘t‘\ are non-

Happenings pages is .ilse hem}; inipitn edThe S\I>\ iilsn IIISL'US'VI‘II eligibility Ietitiiienients lni’ stall and editttis llieie \\tl‘ t't‘llt'ltllagreeitient that since some til the tii;:.iIiI/.itltiii\mnne) ennies lrnm student lees and \lIlL e thenrgtinllatinns aet as a training ground Int students. student employees slinuld he gixeii pieteienee n\ er unit-student employ ees. “ I lieu nit-net.their privilege." stud Iii) .lnliiistiii. .it-Iaige iiieiiiher and president of the SM »\.Johnson “as also enneeined that iheie \tt-ie

I helie\ e the |ihrar_\ should henpen until students need ll npen."l'urnei hi'nuglit :i blanket In sleepmi and said she \tnuld not leaveuntil she \\;I\ l'tiitihl) i'enin\edl'rnm the building.Tuttle said another \llrlil has beenIentatnel} set for Tuesday. Oct. 9.He said he also plans to try to getsupport trniii students and lawn)from all of the l'NC-s) stem enl-leges.

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Sit-in\llltlk'IIISS\i-\ meetings are open In anynue. eseept Inispeeial \s"~\lI‘ll\ sueli as meetings In eleet tie“elllltlts ()Iil) L‘lt‘t'lL‘Il IIIL‘IIIIX'IS till) \nte.Ihe ne\t meeting \HII he Wednesday. ()et [7 tili. W pm, Iii the llrnvtn Rnniii on the l'nurtli lInnrIII the l iiitersit) Student (‘enter

il’lt’."l1ti‘ti"i"‘ I‘tI\'I'Ipaper should still have no trouble linding nne.“We‘ve sped up our (production) process." saidWade Bahenek. editor in chief. The paper is get-ting tn the printer earlier. which is helping' thequality of the printing and it‘s getting to the stu-dents earlier. The design of the Sidetraeks and

sit-in ltntii the \(‘SI adniiiiistraIinn. l’lihlie Stilet). lihi';ii‘_\ stall andthe chancellorL'nder normal ennditinns ainnuerefusing In leaxe the library alter itClosed would he arrested lot He»passing. Sinnteith said in amid a ~ , . , ~ fa:i'—==-‘-==-=-—large numhermt' protesters heine lg‘thsr‘lllf Em)”: “N?” him,“ Pl" down this Paper and "Ste" to your prO' E ”‘charged t~ tth nttsttcnimmt he fang; fi:,d‘*,,‘c"w”.1n‘““,fl 3:153:13“, lessor! You can read this Technician after Ewould dllt)“ students In st;i\ in i '- i I. . . . - tax on which students trom the class Technician we want ou to raduateDH. Hill alter midnight a liii i a t '1 . ' ' ' ' y g ' ' '”16“”ch “ IIIIIIg [0 \{Ud}' \ ( E \ 5:11]:fo sun“ “OUId [I‘D-‘COU Ihelr — - — — - — - — - - - — - - - - — — - — — — — — - g lee Entertalnment 5 nghts week!When asked about his opinion on "s . t . . . i .me mm “5,, mm. M, VT} airlift;3:3:me $311533; IIS 2.00 off ‘1[LDFLOUH Lunch 5 50¢ Draft / $3.00 PltchersP."‘ i." g ‘ . _ ‘ g . .\’(:Tl“l\d€t[;[0l[ ThISSI‘ITIHIIS\“:TllIlt‘\IIl'\\IIIIIH mm N9“ “Milo" m AUTN' H”) E a small 80310! pIZZA BUffet E TCIBVISQd Monday nght Fontba“! Emembers nt~ the aditiitiislratinii it‘s dqm'lmcm i” i“ Sli hm heen E “3’ our WOI‘Id famous mUHChleS!alleeted h_\ a three‘pereent perina- All-You-(‘an-Eat ggood."Jennifer Turner. a freshman pre-vet student. was concerned :ihnutthe library situation heeause she didnot want It to worsen during hernext three years nl‘ school. She said.

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Jennifer Rv ”it"!,1,ogers/StoftThe Wolfpack has a homecoming date withAppalachian State on Saturday afternoon.

By Joe JohnsonAstastt ttrt 'iriwtls l t‘ttlr rt'l he '\ (‘ St.itr."tootbal| squad returnsto .ftllrtll irt ('arter l‘inley StadiumSaturday afternoon for a homecomingtnalclr tip wrtlt the .»\ppalachtan StateMountaineers. Saturday ‘s game marksthe lottttlr trrrie tltat tlte Pack has metthe Mountaineers on tltc gridiron withState winning the pre\totis threegames in RaleighThe last time tlte \founlarrieets \ettlured into town was l‘lh'i whclt littttReed was at tlte ltelitt of tlte Woltpackand \lack Brown was leadttt: theMountaineers The Pack came out ontop of that contest by a score of ii 7"Saturdays game againstAppalachian State is one that mostpeople wrll say we are espected towin.” said \‘toltpatk head coach |)ickSheridan “But tltts teattt ktiows thatwe lime to lta\e tlte desire to win it. Itcertainly is not a situation where wecan tttst show up and espect to win.We lime to earn it. 'Despite holding a 372 record thus fartit llte season, the Mountaineers have

played t ompetttiye footballAppalachian opened the season with aN 34 (lt'Ltsltttt oyet Southern('otitetettcc toe l‘asl Tennessee StateThe Mountaineers were not so lortutlcllc ttl lltett ltc\l two ctttttr‘sts rlt'tip'ping two games to .»\('(' opponentsVsake I'oi'cst arid (‘letitson by scores ol3" l3 and ~lt<tl iespeetisely Lastweekend. liowesei. Attpttlttc'lttdttboriticed back with a 37 ‘l \tctor\ overthe ('ttadel i(iorng into \atutrlay s game. tlte\‘i'ollpack ollense will be hairrpetcdexert titttltct with the absence of splitt‘ltfl Hobby .ltrtgetts who suffered aseparated sltotrldet to last weekend's_L'.tltlc against l \(' lutgetrs tlltlll\will more tliati likel\ keep liiitt out forthe test of the season .rtcotdttrg to the\Millpatk .oat lirtrg stalll)efenst\cl_\. the \\oltpatk ts gettingstronger with the return ot seyeral keyplayers wlto are coming oil the inuiredlist. The return of senior linebacker(‘orey latlmittid last wctkctttl agatnst(‘arolttia is perhaps tlte brightest spototi the deletisue side of the ballEdmund tirade several key plays iti last

. Sheridan goes for 100th career coaching victoryw eekettd's game and he should be ableto contribute even ritore quality minutes against .»\ppalacltian State."We are the kttid ol teatti tltat has toplay wrtlt intensity e\el'_\ time out."Sheridan said "Our challenge is playwith intensity when sortie peoplewould thirtk we won't or don‘t llLIVJlli UAnother iricentrye to get the l’ack'sintensity leyel tip this weekend isSheridan‘s attempt to gain his ltltithcoaching \ictory (her the years as ahead coach. Sheridan has compiled arecord of ‘N ~H 4 while holding thehead positrous at l'ut‘mati and here at\('\llltitrirg his for" years iii Raleigh.\lteridau has posted ill wins agalltslonly 1“ losses atrd two ties Sheridanpresently stands in fourth place oy erallttt coaching \tctor‘tcs at State trailingonly l’atle l‘dwards. who had 77 winsoyet l7 seasons. lleattie leathers t ‘7.X) arid l on llolt/ t 13. JrSheridan's career winning percentageof .602 ranks him seventh amongactive lsA coaches in the. country.

By J?" DrewSloft Witterlil.()N ('()l,l.li(il". Tlte N.('.State women‘s soccer learn defeat-ed lilon (‘ollegc 3-0 Tuesday in agame lacking the intensity. excitement and precise execution usuallypresent wlieti the \V‘olfpack play.It was. however. art ideal contestfor the seventh-rankel Pack. whohad not yet fully recovered frotn anexhausting two game stirtt inWilliairrsburg. Va. the pre\rorisweekend, Slate simply shifted intocruise control and eased past ascrappy l‘flon squad wlto could notmuster an attack capable of chal»lengittg the talent-laden Wolfpack.“Because of last w eekend‘s gattreswe were a bit fatigued.” setiror co-captain Jill Ruttett sard. "It was lllslhard to get intense for a game likelhls.”Stale dominated the first half. outshooting lilon IS—U. However. the

Wolfpack struggled to score againsta sagging lilon defense that contin-ually dropped foe or st\ defendersinto the penalty areaWith the passing lattes to the goalblocked and star strikers Senior

Charmaine Hooper and JuniorFabienne Gamau double and triple

Wolfpack forward Alex Sanchez works his way around agroup of defenders. Sanchez and the rest of the team will

learned. State was forced to take aseries of shots frotn 30 to ill yardsout. Flori goalie Heather Kline han~dled the Pack otislatight with a vari-ety‘ of saves.Stale broke through on a couple ofwell placed balls by Rtittett. Thethe Silver Spring. Md. nativelaunched a 35-yard rocket shot thatsoared over a leaping Kline anddipped ‘tust under the crossbar tor al -(l State tidyantage.The second came 43:3‘ into thematch. this time on a corner tlialRutlen arched just over Kline tofreshman Kim Yankowskr whoheaded the ball irtto the center ofthe ttet. State enroy'ed a 10 lead atthe halfState tested seyeral starters iii thesecond hall arid lilon took adyan-rage ot tlte new Wollpack lineup tomount their only attack of thegame. Freshman goalkeeperMichelle Bertoccht quickly estab—lished control of her penalty area.howe\er. . and the liightin‘('ltristians never seriously threat-ened to score.The Wolfpack also struggled to

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N.(‘. State's senior striker weaves her way through a pair of defenders inaction earlier this season. The Pack defeated Elon College on Wednesday

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face a difficult challenge Saturday when they travel toCharlottesville, Va., for a tough AC(’ battle with Virginia.

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This Saturday the N ('. Statemen‘s soccer team traiels to(‘harlottesville Va. for an .-\(‘(‘matclHrp against the fifth rankedVirginia Cavaliers The thirdranked Wolfpack will try todefeat the (‘ayaliers for only thesecond tttiie on then held.State. whrcli has typtcally notfared well at Virginia. will be ledby .»\(‘(‘ scoring leader and playeroftlte week Rm Lassiter'llrc Wolfpack. w hiclt has thehighest scoring offense in thehate to face .lett(Kinsey. Virginia's goalkeeper.Crust-y owns an :\('(‘ leading .42goals allowed per game and hasgnen up otily one A(‘(' goal this

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State. howesei. has tour of thetop sey en scrtt'cts ill the .-\(V(~ lhtsyear. The Wollpack will need allol the olfetise it cartbecause State has only a l-lorl legs."record irt ('liarlottesyille. 'lheWollpack has not beaten \‘trginia

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rlts.td\;lttltlgc lltc\Vollpack needs to oyercome isplaying on the astrotrirt ot ScottStadium "This week we'll bepracticing oti Duke's artrlic ial ttrtffield This should probably gireits a psychological adyalttage.”said \(‘Sl goalkeeper l)a\rdl.assrter considers the ttril atiad\antage “If anything. the Hillwill grye its a greater speedStale iitay also have to alter itsstyle of pla_\ to prevent rtituriesand sesere rug burns

J P Thrower/Staffto run its record to 8-3-1. Stale faces ACC rival Duke tonight in Durhamin a game that was postponed from Thursday.

noted he will base art equipmentchange for the game "I‘ll have towear long pants or else I‘ll haveto come back wttlt a new set of”There's no question this gameis different.” said Woltpack headcoach (ieorge Tarantrnr. "We‘yeneier played a game on astioturlbefore. but we‘re rust gotng to go

out there and play our game. bepatient arid truish our chances."With a \ictory Saturday. Statet” oyerall and i 0 iii the :\(‘(‘iwould cltrtch at least a tie lor theregular season titleVirginia m: i oseiall andin the :\('(‘i is entering the match

on a down note after a (Ht tiew ith Richmond on WednesdayThe game starts at 7 pm.Saturday and will be played inAllied ScoltStadiuni.

Narrow-minded NFL officials in Dark Ages with female reporters

The ltsa Olson-New England Patriots n...incident has produced some interesting fall-out. trtuch of it eriibarrassing and alarttring.As Mark Twain would say. it's alrimstenough to make a body ashamed of thewhole human race.Patriots owner Victor Kiam has earned

himself a prominent place in the Foot—in-Mouth wing of the Sports HalLof-Shamc.right along side Al (‘ampanis and Jimmythe (ireek NH. (‘oinrnissioner PartlTagliabue. forced to act like a commission»er for the first time since taking office. mayactually stop dragging his feet and takeaction any vear now. Maybe not. And SamWychc. the'wliac ko coach of the (int rnttatrBengals. has thrust himself frills tnto the

Bruce WrnkworthSports Columnistissue by banning women from the Bengals"locker room. It Taglrabue eier gets aroundto action on the matter. Wyclie could windup with a much—desery ed susperisiorTwo elements of this whole affair areespecially disturbing. The first is the wayKiam and the Patriots tried to transtotm()ls'on from victim to offender. treating hermuch the same way an aggressive defenseattorney tries to make a rape iclitn appearas it she were asking for it. Second Is the\\.t\ much of the public has etiibraced tlie

notion that women not otily haie no bustness in locker rooms. brit liaie no businesscovering spons at allltt the past lll years. we ha\e seen a pub»lic trashing of the concept of the progresesoc. independent woman. Without turningthis into a partisan political debate. let'syrustsay that nearly two decades worth ofachieiernent by the women's movementwere llttshed away during the Willis. Moreand more. men have come to see HarrietNelson and June (’leavet as ideals forwonten. with a woman's place being in thekitchen or quietly beside her man.Such a mindset probably will never accepta woman as a sportswriter. much less the

idea that a woman sportswriter must have

access to a men‘s locker room to properlydo her job. Instead. seieral nusconceptronshave come to be accepted as fact aboutwomen in locker rooms. One is that womenreporters are merely sight-seers inspectingthe beef. Athletes who believe this are flat-tering themselves. Lay people who believeit don't know much about reporters.Almost no reporters. male or female.enjoy going into the locker room. btit it‘s anecessary part of the job. The locker roomis the athlete‘s turf. and no matter mm.friendly and aceommodatrng the athletesmay be. it‘s still their turf and a torigh placefor an outsider to feel comfortable, When awriter goes into the locker room. it is to geta story and get the hell out. not to peek at

people’s privates. No group of people any-where is better at maintaining eye contactthan women sportsw'riters.The central ()hjCL‘llUn to women in thelockcrroorti is the fact the men are oftennaked. If an athlete feels uncomfortable thata woman is in the lockerroom. he can doseveral things about it. all of them quitesimple. One. he can keep his pants on untilthe woman leaves. which will be as quicklyas she can get her story and get out. and nota minute longer. She probably has a dead-line. Two. he can drape a towel around hismid-section. Three. he can do what he

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to cut their study time in half whilemaintaining high grades," Jacksonsaid."35% of our education ismemori/ation. the rest Is applicationand logic. I will show you how to readyour textbooks. history. anatomy,economics. pharmacy. and businessONCE. and know It so well you willbe able to recall it by page llllllll er ortuition is free lat kson added"I know 121 memory techiiitpiesand teach tiiy students the one that fitsthem best. including card k‘UllllIllIL‘.and yerbatiiii reading for actorsRight now students use the ‘ Rot."memory technique. l’ndei "Rote'students are told to go met and o\ erwhat they wish to learn. As far :is I‘mconcerned "Role" ts number HI. Ihave 120 better techniques. Whatstudent has that ritich time to repeatinformation enough times to maintaintop grades A student has nothing tolose by taking my course. I will teachthem techniques to read it at once andknow it by paragraph and pagenumbei. or the t lass Is free.absolutely." says Jackson confidently.Jackson will be at the lltowriestoneHotel, Washington Rmm. Tuesday,October 0 ONLY. CIaSs hegns at1:00pm . and a second class at o otlpniThe tunion for the 1 1,72 hoursession is $55.00. all materialsIncluding workbook is PlOVltIt‘kl.Jackson's class comes with strong"results or else" guarantee. It hecannot double your memory capacity.and teach you by the end of class torecall your textbooks by page numberafter one reading. the tuition isrefunded immediately I earningmemory techniques Is like riding abicycle. once you know them they willlast you the rest of your life.Because of the personal attentionrequired to teach his techniques. he canonly accept 30 persons in each sessionon a first come first seryc basisRegistration is easy leIN. you itoneand time you would like to attend at“800) 462-8207.

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Local DJs lend their ’Ibchniciansupport for protest.\n open letter to lllt‘ '\ (‘ Starestudents at tlte library sit lll'll.r\ing alrtrosl graduated collegeoiirselyes. we know the manystruggling hours spent at tlte librarytalking. socialr/ing and plagiari/ingl'iom a\ail.ible teyts lot that paperdue lt‘tttiit‘tow No \\L‘ support yoursit Ill. |)amnrit. teat h these people alessonWe hope you eirroycd thecortrpliiiientary pi//as. liat heartily.stiidy well arid staitd lrrrii that youreducation comes lirst'\nd please remind the pr‘olessorsand adiitinrstration ol one thingwhen library ltorirs are cut back andstudents don't hate tlte necessarylacilitres to stirdy properly. llteybecome local radio disc rockeys.Wouldn't that be horrible .‘Y(iootl luck. happy eating and gol’ack!

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I know eyei'yone oiit tltere whohas met tried to get lrnancial aidthrough tltrs uniyersity knows whatI'm talking about. The initiall-rnancral Aid l‘or'm was obyrouslymade by the Internal ReyeiiueSauce 7 why else would it be soeasy in theory. yet impossible to lillout correctly the lirst lirtte.\l'hen tlte proper lorms l'inallyreaclt their intended destination.you ertter irtto tlte second. and ol’tenlltt' \Hit'sl. ch‘l til llcll lllc‘ NI:State I‘lll.lllc'l.ll Aid ()ll‘rce. ll' tltrs isyour lir‘st L"‘\|Kl'ltllt‘L‘ with lrri'incialaid. tltey loye to torture you by notIt lling you what tltey neeil,‘yltcr months ol thinking tltey areltard at work processing yourapplication. you laid it sitting on ashell iii their ollice collecting dtrst.you lacked inl'ormatroirbecause

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Campus Forumthey needed to continue. It I kneww but they needed it would be in thel’older w itli the application!They relrrse to rtotrly students ontlte grounds that tltey haye too muchpaperwork as it is. and to gothrough all the liles would take toomuch time I Iiitd their systembartbiric' lht time they spend withthe students lined up otrt tltc doortrying to lrnd oirt w ltat lltey needmold be spertl on a computer thatpirts orrt letters with lists ol thingsrteeded lor eyery krrtd ol applicationthey receiye. All they would have todo is key in w hat a student needs.and it's cltecked ori tlte list.I'm sure the secretary at tlte li‘ontdesk woirld much rather spertd hertrrtie .it tlte computer than witltstudents screaming dowit her throatabout why they have no money“not Woonykir.lunior. Psychology

Make up our mindsabout the MideastOnce and lor all. let's rttake rip ourminds up or down. yes or no.right or wrong either we'regoing to stay iii or get out. I'mreferring to the presertt debacletaking place in the .‘ylitldlelast. It sunconscrortable to send youngAmerican rriert and women overthere to bleed and die. and thendecide we are willing to spend justso much and no more,War used to be a simpler. morehonest human endcayor. Nationsbeliey ed that rl it w as worthlighting l‘or'. it was worthlittstltt‘ss today. IO tllt‘.scents incredibly Ldllttlls.’ "You guysgo light. In the meaiitririe. we‘regoing to think about it.' llindustriali/ed nations were lot-(ed

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to urtdergo the prrvatilations ol' thearmed forces protecting them. thenwe would certainly light for nothingless than our most crucial. Vitalnational interests. Incidentally. rriyowit humble estimation treats theIraqi threat to the world economy as|tisl that.tltirtk ritost rational people i'eali/ethat we don‘t conduct war to lollowsortie higher moral agenda. we lightto protect our interests. Everybodylikes to gloss oyei' this point withsortie ktrtd of convenient ideology.But war is intrinsically abhorrent; itis incomprehensible to allow peopleto die for you while you look onVt‘llh disdain.And make no mistake. there arethose w ho cart profit from the fruitsof our modern industrial society aridat the same time shove somebodyelse into tlte stall to do the dirtywork for them.If it's not worth fighting for. let'srtot light. It. you think worlddepressions don't happen: if you‘rewilling to ride your bike; put one ofyour cars on blocks: il~ you'rewilling to watch the United Statesslip irtto a new isolationism 7— thatpolitically and economically Couldlead to incredible world widedisruptions -~ then yes. let‘s getout. Otherwise. we support ourpeople just like it was you or mesitting iii the t'oxhole beside them.BrLs FrsrtrracrtSenior. Civil Engineering

It President Bushcame to now now

It President Bush were to comeyrsit our great university. he wouldhave to arrive before It) pm. inorder to get into our most importantl'acility. But if he happened to show

tip late. his trip wouldn't be acomplete waste he could still goto the gyrit and workout nntil llp.m.l:\eir it he ar'rryed past tliit hourPresident Bush could enroy orrrNight Owl betor'e heading northI‘m glad to see that orri unryer'srtyhas its priorities straight It is hardto believe that the sy stem is set upso yoir cart work out longer thanyou cart stridy I guess ll reallyneeded to sttrdy I could driye toI'N('r('hapc| llrll or |)iike Hut rl Ineed a good work oirl. l tan stayright here where all my moneygoesNow I see why they tall it the”Research 'lriartgle” ll yoir want todo arty research then you hate it-trayel the triangle ll looks as llN( State became the sticker in thispolitical mess tallcd “Budget ('nts”All I know is that I‘m paying moreturtroit and getting less tor itiymoney. It seems that ouradministrators could liiid otherways to save money, But closingthe library at I“ pm. grye rite abreak! Most college students dontregister a pulse until ll:itl p in.So tell me now. would l’r'esidentBtish come and see our dirty andpenny»pinchrng uniyersrty' I'msure it he did head south we wouldlubricate another great show, Infact. I belieye his \’l\ll last year w asthe only time I hate seen thecampus hallway clean.Come on NCSU! Don‘t play thepolitical game with us. We‘re herefor an education. not here to supportour overpaid govemor arid money.hungry state government.KEVIN Ricr;Sophomore. Ag./l.rt'e Sciences

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