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I Drama students .gathered to have breakfastwith Henry Winkler.BX JEANETTE M'QHAELSQNSTAFF WnngpThe conference room wasbuzzing in anticipation of HenryWinkler's Visit.NC. State drama studentsnibbled on the breakfast buffetand joked about what they weregoing to ask him. “I'll ask him fora job." one said.Then. right on time. Winklermade his entrance.He went around the room.smiling. shaking hands andgetting everyone‘s name. Hefinally came to rest at the end ofthe conference table.His talk was supposed to be on

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acting and producing. btit mostlyit was about what it takes tosucceed in a very competitivebusiness.“You have to want this in thevery core of who you are."Winkler told the 20 or sostudents. “It's so difficult. I neverlet go of what I wanted. I never letgo of my dream."Winkler asked if any of thedrama students intended tobecome professionals. Most saidthey do.Maybe the most important thingWinkler told the class ~— at leastin his view -— was to learn how totrust your instincts“What you know in your head isvery small. What you know inyour stomach is enormous,"See WINKLER. Page 2

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I A proposed change to theStudent Code of Conductmay give the universitymore control over students’off-campus activities.

Bv RON BATCHONews EDIIONNC. State students may soon bemore accountable to the universityfor their oftlcampus actions.NCSU's coordinator of judicialprograms. Paul Cousins. told theStudent Senate Wednesday that theCode of Conduct could undergomajor revisions for the first timesince 1990.Cousins was on the committeethat proposed the changes. alongwith Kanton Reynolds. studentbody chiefjustice: Tom Stafford.

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ctober 28, 1994

Our 75th Year, Number 27

The Fonz speaks

I Henry Winkler got studentslaughing at the HonorsConvocation —- then he talkedabout the problems facingAmerica and its youth.

BY Citrus BAYSDHNASSISTANT N. w; [LilianaAn actor best known for his role as a highschool dropout received a standing ovationfrom a room full of academics alter hedelivered the keynote address at N C,State‘s Ninth Annual Honors ConvocationThe convocation area set aside inReynolds Coliseum was packed Wednesdaymorning. as the university recogni/cdfaculty and students who have achievedacademic honors.Henry Winkler. who played Fon/ic on“Happy Days" from l‘l74—S4 and went on toproduce "MacGyver." told the crowd theimportance of high self-esteemWinkler‘s sense of humor kept theaudience laughing. both before and duringhis speech. He made playful gestures at his

old friend. chemical engineering professor(’arol Hall. while she was introducing him.The laughs continued when Wiiiklcr hadtrouble getting his notes out of his pocket,“I think my gown has eaten my speech."he said.But Winkler had a serious side. andmessage. to hl‘s speech. He said problemssuch as violence have destroyed America‘ssense of cotiiinunity“We have to take otir country back." hesaid. “We have to be able to solvemisunderstandings with words That‘s a lostart "Winkler said the country's youth will haveto be the ones who fix America‘s problems."The flowers of tomorrow are in the seedsof today.” he said. “You [students] are theseeds ~ the world is yours."But America‘s children are also part of theproblem.“They have no sense of future. they can't\CC past their nose." Winkler said.He said the problem comes from a lack ofrespect for children. and for ourselves.Sec FONZ, Page 3 P

LISA WHITEMAN/STAHStudent Health Services arranged tor some students to pretend they were dead tor a dayon Wednesday. Participating students dressed in block, wore signs and could not talk.

“This is about our rights. In the Constitution,it’s called double jeopardy. But at NC. State,

it’s OK.”

vice-chancellor for Student Affairs;and Deb Luckadoo. Cousin‘sassistant. Any changes made in thecode must be approved by theBoard of Trustees.One reason for the proposedchanges is the annual Brent Roadparty. which receives muchunfavorable media attention."We are getting hammered in thepress about Brent Road because amajority of the residents in that areaare NC. State students." Cousinssaid.

—Megan Jones.Student Senate president

Coosins said he wanted to presentthe revised code to the Board ofTrustees at its Nov. [8 meeting. Todo that. Cousins said the code needsto be in the Board's hands a week inadvance. so he wanted to getstudent input as quickly as possible.“Ten to 12 copies of the revisedcode will be available in the StudentGovernment office Thursday."Cousins said. The copies can belooked at by any student. Cousinssaid he will pick the copies up fromthe Student Government office

troublesI A smoking air-conditioner triggers a firealarm at Avent FerryComplex.

Bv JENNIFER SORBERS'Ai‘ WWU;The fall semester is more thanhalfway through. and the AventFerry Complex is still havingproblems.Wednesday night around 7tlt)p.m.. Avent Ferry residents in the”F building were disturbed by afire alarm.“Lint on the coals of the lair-conditioning] filter started burningand caused smoke" in room 157.said Lynn Johnson. district chief atthe Raleigh Fire Department.“I turned the heat on and therewas cold air blowing out so I turnedit off." said Kathryn Denton. wholives in room l57, “I went back tostudying and about 10 minutes laterthe alarm went off."Demon‘s roommate. Sharon Lee.wasn‘t in the room at the time.“I was coming back to thebuilding. and the fire alarmstarted." Lee said, "I went to get myroommate. and when she openedthe door she was standing in a hazeof smoke,"Public Safety's Larry Ellis saidthe incident “was a slight fire. ifyou even want to call it that. This isnot the same problem as before. it‘sentirely different."

New code would apply to more off-campusTuesday at 5 pm.Several Student Governmentofficers encouraged the senators tolook at the new code and to getother students to look at it.“Students should voice theiropinion now instead of complainingabout it later." said Student BodyPresident Bobby Johnson Jr.Reynolds told the senate that 52campus appearance tickets wereissued at Brent Road. and that Its‘ of20 CATs issued at Carter-Finleystadium this year have been issuedoutside of the stadium in theparking lot."You can be held responsible forSt) to 90 percent of your actions offcampus." Reynolds said. “I don‘tthink that‘s fair."Student Senate President MeganJones is also upset about theproposed changes to the code.

“ Avent Ferry Complex

continueA fire broke out in the complex'sbasement in July. causing noinjuries. And in August a fireerupted in room 173. burningfurniture and carpet.The air conditioner/heating unitswere repaired in the beginning ofSeptember. and new wiring was ptitiii to a\oid future fires. But "thefilters were not cleaned." saidPamela (ithSUll. the residencedirector for thc Avcnt Ferrybudding.The lint collector "looked like theones in the dryer: it was very brownand obviously clogged. It needed tobe cleaned." Lee said.An officer at the scene said that it“might be a good idea to look atothers to see whether they mightneed cleaning." said StanleyMugecki. the residence lifecoordinator for Avent Ferry.With the weather getting colderand more students using theirheaters. this could be a problem forthe complex.“[We‘rel not exactly sure how wewill go about cleaning them." saidGibson. “We will get them fixed assoon as possible."Dcnton said she wasn't happywith the way Mugecki questionedher.“[Mugeckil asked me if I wasfixing my hair or cookingsomething." Denton said. “I don'tappreciate the first question thatwas asked being one that was sort

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behavior“This is about our rights." shesaid. “In the Constitution. it's called

double jeopardy. But at NC. State.it's ()K "Jones also encouraged students tocome look at the code.“Please come by the Student(iovcrnmcnt office." she said. “Weneed students to hack us up."Cousins said other proposedchanges in the code include addingstalking to the harassment code anda provision that holds studentsaccountable for actions that goagainst the mission of the universityor don‘t meet the university‘sCKPCClulltms.The Senate also distributed$9730.73 Wednesday. passing l2finance bills that gave amountsfrom $75 to $2.380 for variousconventions and activities.

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achieved academic success.Chancellor Larry Monteithpresented students who hadreceived prestigious nationalscholarships and awards withcertificates of recognition.Members of Phi Kappa Phi werealso honored. Those recognizedwere junior and senior engineeringstudents with 4.0 grade pointaverages.Keith Harrod. chairman of theBoard of Trustees. presented theHolladay Medal to three NCSUfaculty members. The award.named for NCSU's first chancellor.they ought to head to graduateschool.As a grad student at Yale. Winklerdid student and professionalproductions. as well as a travelingchildren's theater. In three years.Winkler did 70 plays.”You cannot believe what trainingground that is. Theater first andtheater will train you to do all otherthings.“Winkler lit up the nation's TVscreens for It years as ArthurFonzarelli. the high-school dropoutwho lived over the Cunningham‘sgarage. He had a short run on theFox series “Monty" last year. butlately he has spent as much tituedirecting and producing as acting.The move away from acting was a

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CarolinaI The game againstCarolina is more than afootball game; it’s a way toget revenge on the TarHeels and forget an old wayof life.

NC. State beating North (‘arolinaon the road in men‘s soecer thispast weekend was a sweet preludeto the tiiost bitter football rivalry iiithe state.But it was also a reminder ofwhere l catne from.There was a kid in the front rowdecked out in a Carolina footballjersey and cap. and he wavedaround a sign drawn on a piece ofnotebook paper. "(io Carolina." itsaid. in that scrawly little-kid fontusually found on refrigerators.Boy. does he look familiar. I saidto myself. He looked like me. l5years youngerI remember wearing Carolina bluesweatshirts. getting those fuzzycheek tattoos froin the ShrunkenHead on Franklin Street. eating atthe Portht.le. writing fan mail to AlWood. and waving aroundnotebook-paper signs at footballand basketball games.In short. I was a Carolina embryo.Mom and Dad are both alumni. sothere was no other choice,That pan of my childhood hasnever been reconciled Wlih the pastthree years. And I guess that‘s whyI'm such a f‘rothy‘ttiouthed Statefan. l've been trying to cram abouta decade's worth of support for theWolfpack into four undergradyears. just to erase the parts of mylife spent rooting for my school'stnost hated rival.Why blot out the tneti‘iories‘.’Maybe it’s because I didn't getaccepted there. (What cart I say. it‘strue.iMaybe it's becaUse tiiy brothergot a worthless degree from INC.atid l have to keep loaning hitii

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State on OffenseNorth Carolina on DefenseNCSL' offensive line averages. 373 lbs,[PNC defensive ltnc averages' :76 lbs

RL'NNINU: ()n the ground. the Pack features four backscapable of breaking a game open. arid freshman Trcmay neStephens has been on a roll of late Against Wake Forest.Stevens rolled up 18*) yards on the grotind Brian l‘it/geraldshould be ready, which bolsters State's second rankedrunning game (‘arolitia is sixth tn the conference as it is andtheir defense ts banged up. State has had a week to rest.PASSING: The threat through the air for the Pack is [:ddie(ioines. one of the top ltl receivers iii the nation (ioines and('0. average l3.4 yards per catch. atid the only thing theLYNC secondary has that the Pack passing game doesn't is anickname. “The Rude Boy's" of(‘arolina's secondary gavetip over MK) yards passitig to a mediocre Georgia Tech teamwhich only had the ball for two minutes in the third quarter.

North Carolina on OffenseState on Defense

UNC offensive line averages 28?. lbs,NCSU defensive line averages: 267 lbs.Ri'NNING: An unstoppable force meets an immovableobyect. Carolina's tandem ofJohnson and Johnson are first inthe ACC and 14th tn the nation in rushing. averaging 3.18yards a game. They are the heart of Carolina‘s offense atidthey know it. ltspect Johnson and Johnson to respond.PASSING: As good as Jason Stanicek may be. the factremains that Carolina's passing game is ranked eighth in theACC. This is not a good statistic when you face a teamwhose pass defense is first iii the ACC and seventh tn thecountry. Stanicck has also thrown more interceptions tsixtthan touchdowns tfivci. which bodes well for WilliamStrong and James Walker, who each have tWo picks.

Special Teams:The Pack might have Steve Videtich. but that doesn‘t helpwhen the team has to punt. Carolina sports the best puntreturn unit in the nation. while the Pack barely averages 30yards a punt, which places them 105th in the country

Coaching:North Carolina coach Mack Brown does his darndest tocoach his team out of big games. and is loath to throw deep.He seems qu1ck to scrap his game plan (see Gator Bowl vAlabama) but turning L'NC around in six years is why he'sconsidered the confemce's second-best coach. O'Catn maynot have that kind of'resumé. but State's strength is in a solidcore of assistants that know their Job and do it well.

Intangibles:if the Pack doesn't have incentive to win this game. whoknows what it would take. Carolina came in last year beatState in (liner-Finley and attacked its players on thesidelines l'NC faces the unsavory prospect of two straightlosses. a long vacation from the Top 35. and a fourth-ratefruit bowl ll it loses. Both teams have plenty of motivation totnakc this the most heated game in yeats

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Cross country imps to ACCs

IThe men’s and women‘scross country teams aren'tsure how they will do at theACC championships.

Bv‘ Davin HOS-Hysw Wm ,,The N.(‘. State men'scountry team renews its annualbattle with Wake T‘UTL‘SI. while theWolfpack women may see theirlong string of ACC titles come to anend at tomorrow's .A\(‘(‘country championships in «\tlantaln the last four years. N (‘. Stateand Wake Forest have each wontwo ACC titles and finished secondtwice. The Deacons won last year atClemson. cr ishing a Wolf'pack teamthat had been favored to win itsthird straight title.Wake is a vastly different teamthis year. having graduated fiverunners that eamed all-.~\(‘(‘ honorslast season. But State is in a similarposition. with Tony Riley. the I‘M}individual champion. out with abroken ankle and Pat Joyce. theACC‘s top freshman last year.

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ntttsing a shin IIt]Ul_\\s a ft'\llll no one is really surewhat to cvpcct. and although Wake.llltl State were i.tted IVE iii a poll ofcotilctt‘licc klllellC\. ('lcttistilt tilitl(’icoruta leih wetc close bcliittd"lhc meet is really unpredictablethis scitsonf N (‘ State coachRollie (iciger saltl "Only three ofthe top H finishers frotii last yearate itinning. so the team that doesthe best iob of moving new peopleto the ‘tront will win. Most of theindividual all—;\('(‘ spots (awardedto the top to finishers) are really tipfor grabs too.”()tte newcomer State will bectillllllllg on to do well is JtisL'(ioti/alc/ :\ iunior transfer fromNotthern ldaho. (ion/.iICI has beenthe \\olfp;ick's top runne.r allseason .ttid should battle (icotgialech‘s Kevin (iraham and('lcmson s Kevin Hogan for theindividual llllL‘.(\eri that gtotip. (ietgcr could notsee any established pecking order tilthe conference. or even within they'v'olfpack lineup"Any one oi several of our nc\fsis guys could be lit the top f(1.”he

said “(it we might not have anyonethere We ntst won't know how wemeasure tip until we ruti. becaUscwe haven't faced any of the othergood teams "State's most consistent runners.after (ion/ale}. have been freshman.loe \Virgau and r|ttlllttr MikeHtooks thgau could hk‘LvtlllL' thefirst freshman since IWH to makethe allv.>\(‘(' teatn. while Brooks islooking to improve significantly onlast year‘s Wth place fitiishJunior (‘hip litirman ( l4th in [992.lith iii l‘N’H is the team‘s topreturning runner and has a historyof running well in the .\(‘(~ meetl‘llffllttn missed two meets due to anearly season illness. but should beback to full strength Setiiot JasonVigilante was also a top If) finisherlast year and hopes to improve hisperformance this year.Sophomore James Bache andfreshman Jon Hunt have been veryclose to the Wolfpack‘s top fiverunners iti early meets and Geigerthinks they will provide crucialdepth and could move into thefie‘e' ACCS. Page 4 P

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State — Carolina. Need anythingelse be said?Plenty.N.C. State's No, 25 Wolfpackenters Saturday‘s gatne against No.24 North Carolina as a five-pointunderdog. but a host ofuncertainties keep the game a lotcloser than that.It‘s a toss—up."It's a pride factor." Coach MikeO'Cain said. “We have a lot ofplayers from North Carolina. andthey played with men that are on theNorth Carolina squad. We havetremendous respect for them. It‘s afun football game. and it‘s apressure game."On paper. State's greatest head—ro-

licad strength over the Tar Heels isits rushing defense (‘arl Reevesanchors a defense that‘s second If]the .»\(‘(‘ against the rush andseventh in the country lhe Packhas given tip only Sf yards pergameThe \\'olfpack has not faced arunning team as strong as Northt‘aroltna But the highly-toutedJohnson and Johnson backfield hasnot lived up to the pie-season hypeThe offensive line is huge btitbanged-up. and has been for thebetter part of the season. Still. l'NCpossesses the top-ranked rushingoffense in the conference(‘arolina‘s run defense left a lot tobe desired last week at Virginia.They do have a talented and

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evperienccd linebacking corps. Theline is big and deep. but apparentlyvery movable. The Heels have thesisth ranked rtishtng defense in theconference.The Pack carries its own stable ofhtgh~octane running backs. Theemergence of Tremayne Stephensagainst Wake Forest adds anothername to the list, If BrianFitzgerald's aching shoulder will letliitii play. then the Pack’s runninggame is. at the least. comparable.The air battle clearly favors State.Enough has been said about Eddie“Big Play" Goines and the otherreceivers. They have been ratherquiet of fate. as the running game

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heard this one too damn manytimes ~ whine about l‘N(”smedia liitis. which does L‘\l\l Hm Idon't think you cart find anywholeheartcil \‘tate tail that doesn‘ttake this game seriously. that isii'tsick of Carolina. and doesn't hay esomething to pt'oy'e.Beating (‘arolina should he listed111 the uniyersity 's missionstatement It's more important toour morale than anything weaccomplish in class.lt‘s our way of life against theirsAnd it‘s my way ol lite againstmy old way of life.

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October 28, l 994A .wirir'r that :i‘ numb the prorhu i o/ the virulent body becomes in once tiii' official organ through whichthe iiiotiu‘iti. inc activity and in {act the icrv life in the campus are rt'giv'lert'd. (ii/legit life without its

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Apathy drivesI Student Government needshelp. And it wants yoursuggestions.

tudent Government. What canone say about it‘.’ It sucks‘.’ It‘s awaste of a thought process‘.’ It's

an elite activity whose sole purpose isto elevate the egos of certainstudents .'May be. maybe not.The real questions is; What can our

student government really do'.’ It‘s notlike the LS. Government. which canpass laws. change the way things aredone and actually make a difference.So w hat exactly can student

government do. besides making theticket policy at the beginning of theyear and passing hollow resolutions?Well. it can take abuse. but not very

well. it can take your student fees anddish them back out to other clubs(they succeed at this) and tothemselves.But none of that really counts. Some

university administrator could do allthat. and probably better.The Student Body Constitution and

Student Body Statutes define eachbranch of Student Government. Butthey may as well be written in PigLatin for all they're read. followed oreven understood. Highlighting thosedocuments‘ inconsistencies wouldleave nothing but yellow pages.Student Government should. in

need for advicetheory. represent you. the student. Btitit has not. does not. and may never dothat.And guess whose fault that is.Yours.NC. State would rank number one

in student apathy. if a poll was evertaken (the paradox being that no onewould care enough to answer thepoll). Did you even vote in the lastelection'.’ Do you even know when thelast election was? It not. then you'rein the majority.The Student Senate wants your

suggestions. and one would guess theother branches of StudentGovernment do as well. So giveStudent Senate your input. your ideas.your complaints and your theories.But most of all. give them feedback- positive or negative.To whom do you give your

suggestions? The best bet would beyour student senator. but since mostmembers of the campus populationcould not say who their senator is if agun was held to their head. send yoursuggestions to Student SenatePresident Megan Jones. Box 7318.NCSL' Campus. or e-mail the StudentGovernment officers atNUSCSGA@ PullenBasNCSUEdu.lf Jones receives more than three

letters from the student body. itprobably should be interpreted as theSeventh Sign.

Let’s makeI Carolina is going to wishthey never stepped out on thatfield Saturday.

hen it comes right down toit. many NC. State studentsfeel jealousy when

compared to Chapel Hill students.Maybe it‘s all the national attention

L'NC-Chapel Hill get or all of theCarolina hype in the local press.Possibly it's their reputation forsophistication. while we get the rapfor being a bunch of farmers.Saturday. they are going to get that

little Sears candy dish. which meansthey are supposed to have the bestoverall athletics program in thenation. and we aren‘t getting snot.And if we didn‘t already feel low

enough. they beat us in football lastyear: at Carter-lanley. 3540-14. Tomake matters worse. the footballsoothe-sayers in Vegas are pickingthem to do the same thing again thisyear in Chapel Hill. They are rankedahead of us in the polls.We might as well stay home

Saturday and not answer the phone —»possibly hide in the closet until it's allover —— Right'.7Hold on a Cotton Bowl—pickin'

minute? This jazz is getting playedout and we don‘t have to take itanymore.That last game was a fluke — we

them bluer!beat them five years in a row. TheWolfpack is going to descend onKenan Stadium like a plague andembarrass those pretty boys in frontof their mamas. They don't evenknow what‘s coming.Thousands of fanatical. howling

State fans are going to fill that so-called cultural mecca to encourageour boys to do some damage to theirlittle football club.Wolt‘pack Coach Mike O‘Cain is

bringing a team which will makeCarolina's look like a football versionofthe Bad News Bears. Eddie Goinesis going to push his receiving recordout further. and the Four Horsemenare going to put cleat marks on theback of many a Tar Heel. Carl Reevesand the defense are going to hurtsomeone. The Ram's Club may haveto refund membership dues.A special thanks should go out toABC for allowing everyone to seethis butt-kickin‘ in living color. Wecan all witness our team in its gridironglory and see just who has aninferiority complex come Saturday.After all. NCSU is an up-and-

coming university while UNC-CH ismore or less standing in place. Taketheir much-ballyhooed series lead. forinstance. Psst: They‘ve got just a one-win lead since the ACC formed inI953.See you on the Brickyard after the

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Limbaugh’s appeal is frighteningA friend recommended I give RushLimbaugh's most recent book a good read.She said it would open my mind to someof the political realities right of center. lseem to be one of the few people who stillsupport President Clinton. even whilepublic approval is waning. The economyis in good shape. the deficit is shrinkingand America is involved in no major wars.The president's foreign policy.supposedly the chink in his armor. hasbeen flaness. As a matter of fact. as thiscolumn goes to print. the president is inthe Middle East overseeing a historicpeace agreement. Nevertheless. theDemocrats seem to be in trouble with theupcoming elections.The opening of the introduction saysthat. "You hold in your hot little hands"the "next publishing milestone." Please.The introduction alone was enough to tummy stomach. l‘m sure it Voltaire. Thoreauand Thomas Paine. some of the mostrespected radicals in historyfisnewLimbaugh drew upon their quotes. theywould probably turn over in their graves.Historically. the conservatives havemainly been the upper and lower classes.The organization of the guilds in Europegave birth to the middle class which beganto question the system. The FrenchRevolution was spawned by an educatedmiddle class which motivated the peasantrevolt. The middle class. once it escapedthe bondage and the brainwashing of theupper class. was free to make significantchange. Today. there seems to be agrowing number of conservatives amongthe middle class. but it is still lessconservative than the upper or lowerclasses. Limbaugh preaches to those whoare against significant change. because

Enough! The band isbetter this year

We. the under-signed students. feel it isabout time we express what is reallyhappening with the marching band insteadof reading about it in weighted columnsand articles written by people notassociated with this year‘s band.Even though this letter will probablynever appear in Technician. we have to atleast voice another point of view.We have a great marching bandorganization. This is not to say it iswithout problems —-- but whatorganization is‘.’ The current members tellme that this year’s band is different.Members tell me it is running better.playing better and much more efficient.After viewing tapes of last year and thisyear I too believe in the band'simprovement. The crowds' cheers notonly show approval. but giveencouragement too. We are dedicated toproducing the best halftime entertainment.and will continue to do so.We are not so stupid as to blindly followa dictator. As a public school banddirector of five years. I have oftenremarked that Overmier is too easy andallows students to make too manydecisions. if he can be accused ofanything. it is presenting what appears tobe immeasurable challenges andmotivating the band to try. If it is "his wayor the highway." then why has the studentstaff had more than one opportunity tochange music. drill. trips we take. dresscode and so many other things yourcolumn space prevents us from

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they are comfortable on their lofty perch.and those down below who buy hismessage won‘t threaten them at all.One of the first issues which struck mein Limbaugh's book was theenvironmental discussion. According tohim. there is absolutely no reason for ourenvironmental ”paranoia" — the evidencesupporting ozone depletion is a total hoax.we are not overtishing the oceans andthere is no real danger in toxic pesticides.it's funny how fishing villages in NovaScotia are becoming ghost towns. due torecently imposed fishing regulations.There are not enough fish left to drive theeconomy. North Carolina is considering afirst time saltwater fishing license togenerate revenue and to aid the ailing off-shore sea life. Anyone who has been anavid saltwater fisherman within the lastdecade will tell you we are hurting.There is an ozone hole above the Arcticcircle which is increasing in size. Evenformer President Bush acknowledged theproblem and advocated reduction inchloroflourocarbons. Scientists haveevidence right down to the actual chemicalequation taking place. NASA has flownsatellites through the area in question andskin cancer rates are on the increase.Global warming is still questionable. butthe weather seems to be awfully strangelately.There are documented cases about the

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mentioning? if we were truly being abusedand mistreated. at least give us the benefitof being smart enough to walk away.All I know is we still have a large.dedicated and willing group of studentswho are proud to be known as the NC.State “Power Sound of the South!" Likethe athletic teams and cheerleaders. wewill continue to try to be the best. continueto give our best and expect you to acceptnothing but our best. All we ask is thatyou consider the majority of opinions.including us.Stephen P. AlspaughMaster's. Educational Administration andSupervisionEditor's Note: This letter was signed by94 other students.

An established religionwould damage the US.

After reading Colin Burch's most recentcolumn on the separation of church andstate. l‘d like to quote the first line out ofthe bill of rights in the United StatesConstitution: “Congress shall make no lawrespecting an establishment of religion. or

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dangers of pesticides. There are laws andregulations on the books prohibiting theuse of certain chemicals. Pesticides arealso helpful vv hen managed correctly. but Idon‘t think we should give the farmers afree-for-all with pesticidesLimbaugh says that pharmaceuticalcompanies are not engaged in the practiceof ”mass rip~offs" and "greedyprofiteering.” He neglects to mention drugcosts have risen nearly 2()() percent. within

the last five vears There is a need forresearch and development funds. but youdon't have to have a degree in economicsto recognize price gouging. If you are sickand need medicine. you w ill pay anoutrageoUs price to get it. The CliO's ofthese companies are scoring huge salariesin the name of research and development.

I am neither a Marxist nor an anti-technologist, l believe tn the pursuit oftechnology becatise therein lies theanswers to the problems which plague theenvironment and society at large. due toour burgeoning population. Buttechnology must be developed with themain emphasis on the human predicament.not in the name of the almighty dollar andthe bloating ot the upper class.The danger in Limbaugh's radio

program. TV show and books is that itcauses people to drop their guard againstreal problems. History has proven thatwhen you drop your guard you becomevulnerable. When the middle class startsto believe in someone like Limbaugh withhis unfounded rhetoric. I fear a knockoutpunch might be just around the comer.prohibiting the free exercise thereof

I think that means Congress will notmake a law (no matter how much theywould like) that establishes a particularreligion for the country. and will not makea law that prohibits. or even infringes(read. will not tax) upon the practice ofany religion.Indeed. the “In God We Trust“ on themoney we spend is likely unconstitutional.I would be happy with it‘s erasure. Toprohibit religioUs resources to govemmentworkers and the population at large isclearly ridiculous. as is so well describedin Mr. Burch's article.All disestablishmentarianists ask is thatno single church or collection of churchesis endorsed by the govemment. and for thegovernment not to interfere with thepractice of various religions.Prayer in schools establishes a religiousposition on prayer. Making abortions legal _establishes a religious position on thefetus. The pledge of allegiance establishes .God as someone the country is under andin service too.I think there are grounds to be unhappywith the establishment of a religion for thecountry. We are a free nation. There aremany rights and uncountableresponsibilities that go with that. We mustbe vigilant against the establishment ofreligion in this country. and our foundingfathers paved the way for endless debate.and limitless freedom.

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