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Honor for Withe'The Student Center ('ciitei. ll .ippioied by the M‘Sb the enrollment and graduation ol .7" w” “i- lAnnex mav be getting a new lloaiil o! lr‘iisii-rs later this month black students. He was instrumental ~ "“" '. '. ' "l'iii \cty t'ltil wc‘ic liiially "l "\ldl‘ll‘h'ml ”l“ "\l"‘-'”name soon' tenainiiiii the .iiiiizo.’ said l'iaccy r\tueiican ('iiltiiral (‘entci located

.‘\\c'l‘i. l'iiioii \.ii\itics Hoard and m ”It" Student (‘cnter '\llllL'\By Eiuiia' Sl'TTONSwot VVl/l'ff?To commemorate otie of thefounding fathers of the AfricanAmerican Student Center. thebuilding that houses it could berenamed in the near future.To cut down on the confusion. theUniversity Student (‘enter board otdirectors and the (‘oiiimittee onlnstitutional History and(‘oiiiiiieiiioratioii voted to honor thelate AugUstus \Vllhc’l’s’ptititl byrenaming the Student (‘enter Annexafter him.Tuesday night the board ofdirectors \oted unanimously torename the building. The annex willofficially be renamed the AugustusMclver Witherspoon Student

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I TWO housing inspectorssuffered head injuriesTuesday after being struckby a falling limb.

Bv Ctiius BAYSDENAjasg'Ari' Ntws EU" “inThe day after Halloween waspretty scary tor two NC. Stateemployees when they came tooclose to a rotting tree.Firemen Mike Wilson and TedCarroll were working for PublicSafety as housing inspectors whenthey were hit by a limb from anearby sll\L‘r maple Tuesdayafternoon. They were walking byAlexander and Tucker residencehalls a little after 2 pm. with fourother inspectors. although onlyWilson and (‘arroll were injured.“Four ran. two of them lookedup." said Public Safety support staffmember Douglas Hord. “One guygot hit pretty good."Crime Prevention Officer LarryEllis said Wilson and Carrollreceived head injuries. but didn'tknow the severity of the injuries.The inspectors were taken to theRes Hospital emergency room. Ellissaid.

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Student (“enter board oi directorspresident "\\ e lct'l honored that thebuilding is named alter \tigiistusMclwr \\ llllt‘lslltlllll and that thestudents were giyeii the opportunityto Pillllt'll‘dlt‘ in such a wonderfulcyerit We strongly endorse thelioaiil ol liiisti'es to name thebuilding alter Di \\ iilici'spooii "\‘l'ithcispoiin was the second blackstudent to earn a doctorate fromN.(‘ State. earning his l’h.D. inNW He taught botany at .\'(‘SE'and held seicral positions.including assistant dean of the(iraduatc School. associate proyostand coordinator of AlTlL‘illl‘.‘kiticrican allairs.Through his leadership. N(‘Slltook on many iiiitiatiyes to increase

rspoon proposed

In I‘M“. Ihc News X ()li.a'i‘y‘c*i'named \Vithcrspooii “Tar Heel of[he \Vcck” illlc‘ to his csccllc‘nlteaching skills. More recently. heiecciicd a (nation of .-\ppreciationthan the NTSL' Board ot Trusteeslot exemplary sery‘ice.ln .\pl’ll of this year. he washonored by (ioy. Jim Hunt with an()rdcr ol the Long leal l’inemembership recogni/ing hisoutstanding \L‘l'\lCC to North(‘aiolina \Vitlierspoon also heldolltcc's iii the local. state andnational Alpha Phi Alphal'ratcriiity\\, ithei spoon received hisbachelor‘s degree to biology lroiii('lafliii (‘ollege in South (‘arolinaand his iiiaster‘s degree from M ‘81?

A. M. “Gus” Witherspoonin Was.(i Witherspoon died of cancer liiiic

Our 75th Year, Number 29

i’iv’li‘." lap. .. :J'izy.Hundreds walked chanting across campus before gatheringin the Brickyard to listen to speakers

Marchers urge

talk, awareness

I The best way to preventrape and sexual assault is totalk about the problem. aspeaker said.

By Nitroit: Bow yinEwan Wr'ez()ycr Stlli people participated iiiN.(‘. State‘s se\cntti animal lakeBack the Night march Tuesdaynight.This year‘s edition of the nationalc\eiit. intended to raise awarenessabout sc\ual assault. was specialbecause it's the tiist to becoiiiplctely' yolunteerrmanaged.said co~(‘liair :\lll_\ \Va/ciiegger“Before. the (‘enter tor HealthDirections ran the march.“Wa/eiiegger saidParticipants wore purple ribbonswhich syniboli/c the women‘siiioyenieiit, Different groups heldbanners that said “Stop theViolence" and "Take Hack theNight.""loin together. tree our ll\t.’\. wewill iiol be \ictiiiii/ed." marcherschantedThe march started in two groups.one at Harris held and one at theReynolds Coliseum parking lotThey made their way throughcampus to the Brickyard.There participants gathered tohear speakers talk about sc‘\li.tlassault.The speakers emphasized theimportance of speaking to others itone becomes a yictiiii of sesualtlssaull.

“Rape is a hate crimeagainst people and

humanity.“~——Beth Harrison.

co-chair of the Lesbianand Gay Student Union"The pain ot rape is more intensethan any other eient," said RickyLiyiiigston of the Society of~\ll’lL'.tll‘ \iiicricaii ('iiltiii‘e"the lace ot rape is blurred Whatis not oltcii seen is that se\ualassault happens most ot the time bytaiiiily membersIt's \iial ll talk about the problemol rape. l i‘.iiicston saidHctli Harrison. Ll‘ chair of thelesbian and (Lo \tiidciit l'nioii.said anyone cat: be a 'slc‘lllll otst’\ll.‘i assault a iolent c happense\iial"Rape and scuia‘tt‘L’dltllt‘ss ill V\l:\lkll.

pietercttce or it'licionf she said"Rapr is a hate Llllll’c‘ againstpeople and lllllll.t‘lll‘- ”\\.i/ciieggei. inc liiial speaker.said TLtpC altccts L‘H‘Tyit'lc'"Don‘t cll‘\l.' yiiltl L‘\t‘s lit ll." sllt‘saidlliL‘ L'\t‘l1l clltlc‘tl ‘.\ till acandlelight ccieniony syiiiboli/iiighope lot the sur‘yiiors and a silentmoment to recogrii/c rape \ictiiiis..-\llerw aid. some ol the titarchei'sgathered iii the Ntihl' Women's(enter to share their stories andsuppoii one another

NWA cites State for(‘harles Douglass. planner .

scheduler for NCSL’ LandscapeServices. said the limb was enVlronmen a WOrapprosiiiiately 15 feet long and fourinches wide and felt about 30 feet.Douglass said that although therewas rot on the limb. the windcatised the accident.“That‘s what brought the limbdown." he said.

I The physical plant hashelped NCSL' earn anational distinction.

cii\iioniitciit.il iiisticc .iic essentialelements iii any .tiyii ‘lllllt‘llldltaiiipaigii. Nick tscllci.tlll’c'kltll ot the ‘sational \\ildlilc‘itl'il~ . . .. federation .ollcgc liraiithAlter inspecting the tree. it was By REBtilslsA ()rcp. ..(. ”up“ “WW"! U ”H“V . ‘ ‘ m letel ‘decided to remove It (.0 p y V “ W' ' iiispiiatioii and practical approachesbecause there was more rot. m H .H.” It... WM V. MIMIThe National \y ildlili- ‘ .. " ‘Douglass said.“You have to err on the side ofsafety." he said.Public Safety blocked off the areaand stationed two officers to watchwhile employees from Davey Treeand Lawn (‘are cut the tree down.Douglass told passers-by not toworry about the loss of the tree.“We'll put another one back.we've got trees to replace it." hesaid.Douglass said it is hard to preventaccidents like this one. Landscapeservices is constantly looking forha/ards. but the sheer number oftrees on campus makes their job

difficult. he said.Still. accidents like Tuesday‘s areuncommon.Ellis said it isn’t unusual for limbsto hit cars. but branches that size donot hit people too often.

KAlHtllN Dina MSWIAn employee ot Davey Tree and Lawn Care climbs the tree responsible tor sending two tireinspectors to the hospital Tuesday. The tree was cut down because of excessive rot.

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Federation‘s extensive “(‘aiiipiisYear in Reyiew" includes \ t'State among the schools lt‘i‘il‘Jlll/L'tlfor iiiiioyatiye approaches toem ironiiiciital protectionNCSL was distinguished for itsecological conseiiation cltoiis.namely the made byphysical plant iiianagei .li-iiiiitei(ircen Protects iiicliiilcil catiipiiscomposting and gaideiiiiig“(‘aiiipuses Working tor aSastainable l-nture." a I‘ll) pageguidebook. is published yearly bythe bederatnm's caiiipiis eiologyprogram. The [991.94 editionhighlighted 314 eiiyironiiicntalprojects launched in er the past yearon campuses across the country"Our nation's campuses aresetting examples of how coalitionbudding. community outreach and

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On Oct. l2. Gov. Jim Huntappointed 57 North Carolinians tothe Governor‘s Ad\'isor_\Committee on Agriculture. Fordsii')and the Seafood Industry.Hunt created the committee by

executive order last September. "Ineed this committee because theseindustries are the cornerstone ot~economic development in ourstate." Hunt said.NCSL.’ members ot‘ the committeeare: Durwood Bateman. Linda

McCutcheon. and Larr)Tombaugh.

TODAYML'SLIM ~ Interested inIslam" There IS a MuslimStudent Association atN C State. Forinformation and ‘dLIH IIICS.please call Jessica .it 7R3»bios or l‘arek at "55AUSSR We have bimonthl)meetings and otheractivities.INFORMATION 7November |\ NatneAmerican HeritageMonth. Man) events areplanned' Look tor thendetailing tipeoiiiingevents The public I\in\ited to attend allNative American HeritageMonth dL‘IlHilCSMEETING fl Societ} otWomen Engineers has ameeting at I put. inD.|nICl\ Hall, Room .‘lh

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ACC OverallTeam W L T W L TFlorida State 6 0 o 6 I 0Duke 4 I O 7 I 0Virginia 4 I 0 6 I ON.C. State 3 I 0 5 2 0North Carolina 3 2 O o’ 2 0Maryland 2 4 O A A OClemson 2 A O 3 5 0Georgia Tech 0 5 O l 6 0Wake Forest 9 6 0 2 7 0SaturdayN.C. State at MarylandFlorida State at Georgia Tech‘ Virginia at DukeClemson at North Carolina

Volleflllvs, N.C. A&T 2 pm, Friday"5. William 8- Mary . 7 pm. Friday. vs. UNC-Greensbora - 7 pm. Nov 9Reynolds Coliseum. Men’s Soccer. vs. ECU - 2 pm. todayMethod Rood Stadium

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Deep backcourt

could lift PackI The time could he nowfor N.C. State's “backcourtof the future."

BY Owns S. GoonSworn f-t Mr gr:GREENSBORO Two recruits maybe what keeps the N.C. State men‘sbasketball team from marking arathcr tarnished silver anniversarynext spring.If the Wolfpack does not makceither the NIT orIWomen's the NCAAbasketball tournamcnt. it97959050" will graduate itsreview. first Class of>"-"day players with nopitslescasoncxpcricncc in 25 years. Ninety-scvcn sports writers think that Willhappen. as State was prcdictcd tofinish eighth in the conference atSunday‘s .Urd annual .-\(‘(‘()peration Basketball."I don't think these people want tobe branded as losers." said seniorBryant chgins‘. the only currentplayer with NCAA tournamentexperience. "We don‘t care whateveryone else believes. We believe.

I North Carolina (70) 8272 Maryland (IA) 70l3 Duke (7) 6754 Virginia (6) odlWake Forest 4896 Georgia Tech Al I7 Florida State 3058. N.C. State 2109 Clemson I06Player of the year Randolph Childress, WFRookie of the year Corey lows, Flo StateVotes made by 97 writers that regularlycover the ACC at Sunday's 33rd annualOperation Basketball\Ic'rc the only ones capable ofgctting it donc."(iuards Ishua Beinaiiiin and (lint"(‘ (‘.“ Harrison. described byciirrcnt starting guard LakistaMc(‘iillcr as "the backcourt of thefuturc." \Hll bc looked to as impactplay‘crs in thcir first year with theteam.chianiin‘s role is bound toincrcasc since (‘urtis Marshall. lastyears starting point guard. is likelyto bc rctlsliirted after suffering a

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3; ,n' {can Trip/aw()n 'l'hursday alternoon. the N.C.State women‘s socccr team openstlic A(‘(' Tournament in ('hapelllill against the (flcnison Tigers.'ltic \Voltpack‘s (9-7-4. l-4—lllast loss came at the hands of the'l‘igcrs but the team has since Wonfour straight games. including itsZ-l season finale against Butler.(‘Icmson (IS-Lt). I-Hll comesinto the match rankcd ch in thenation by Soccer New s. but

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Harriers finish 2nd at ACCsBY DAVID Hosm37M: N'JY‘: .

ATLANTA 7» Despitc turning intheir best race of the scason. thcN.C. State menI. Wake Forest 46 once againfinishcd runncr2. N.C. State 53 w3.Ga.Tech me “P, I“ , “l‘iIoicst at thcACC crosscountry championships licrcSaturday.

'l'hc IIcacons started strong andhcld off a late Wolfpack surge towin 4n SI (lcoi'gia ’fcch w as adistant third with ltlts’ poiiils."It‘s frustrating to be so far aheadot tlic I‘Csi of the conference andstill conic up short and fccl likcyoti‘yc got nothing.” said N.(‘.Statc coach Rollic (iCigcr "Almostall ot our guys had good raccs. butw c nccdcd a little bit morc."Statc did put two runners on theallaACC tcam. lcd by indiyidual

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Goines: losing to the Tar Heels about as low as it getsI Despite the team's dismalperformance againstCarolina. Eddie keeps hishopes for team andindividual success alive.Miserable,Absolutely miserable. That‘s howwe felt when the gun finally wentoff and the game against NorthCarolina ended with us losing 3i—I7.

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Gainestonne.“ .' *i r'v .".J: ‘and tans don lgtyc tip I‘hcre isstill a lot that can be accoriiplished.Personally. It was ob\ iously awry disappointing game. I‘hingsreally hayen't gone all that y\ ell forme so tai this \eatIisery week this season I've said."“ ell. that's Hts. I'll inst do betternest week But to be honest. I'mtired of looking to nest week.But what else am I going to do #gty e up 'I iust Ii t\ e to dor deeper and worka little harder ilecause if thingsaten t going that great \\IllIC I'mworking hard. iust imagine hotsbad it‘ll be It I stop working hard. Ihay c to perse\ ere and be consistent.So does our learn.This past Saturday I wasabsolutely no tactoi in the offense.I had one catch tot tiye yards in thefirst threerand .irhalt quarters. Myfeelings about that should be clear.Now. it‘s It 1. and I'm back toreceiye a putit. We iUst hit a 50-yard field goal. and the defense yustmade a big stop .-\B(‘7T\Ns there.it's a big risalt'y and a record crowdIs watching arid screaming at thetop of its lungsI‘m gonna break this one baby. Isay to my self Ninety yards. baby.Jtist catch the ball first. Here itcomesMan. he is booming these punts.But I've got room to return it. (Jotit. Faked them out. Faked another. Ican break this one ifI 7 oh no! —-jimrhle" Get it. A.J.. get it'They got it.I can't belieye this.For those of you w ho want toknow how it felt to lose a mayorfumble in a mayor game. there it is.

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OperationContinued from Page 1'severe cut to his w rtst this summer"Beniamin‘s an e\celletit guard."Feggins said. "If you're not playinghitii on defense. he‘ll pull up anddunk it. l don‘t think we'se had asyersatile a guard as him. for hissize. since Nate McMillan,"Harrison. tnore of a shooter.the Associated Press Player of theYear for the state last season andled Reidsyille Higli to the state t.,\title.But Coach I.e.s Robinson hasn‘tnamed a starter yet. MeCuIIer willprobably remain as the shootingguard since he had trouble at thepoint in past seasons. Right now.sophomore Jeremy Hyatt is iii themix.“We‘re playing Jeremy Hyatt atthe point position in practice."Robinson said. “He's doing a wryadequate job. He played somequality minutes last year."Hyatt. eastly' the team's fiercestdefender. left a lot to be desiredoffensiyely last year, He shot 23percent front the field _- including6-for-4} from three-point range. In

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(‘A‘si Hag-Nb SW»;NCSU's Rugby Club taced Appalachian State Tuesday. Atstake was a berth in a tournament in Washington DC.conference games. he shot Itpercent and awraged l .1 points.Hyatt has also llL'\ er started a game.lint Robinson said his shootinghas itiiptoyed in the ottrseason andiii practice .-\nd Hyatt did tally 30assists as .i reserye iti I5 games lastyear. He also recorded II sIL‘aIsRegardless of the starter.Robinson knows he can rely on astrotig grottp. of guards.”The peritiietet”s the deepest sincehe been here,” Robinson said,[p from. State teatures MarcusWilson and Mark I)ayis at thethreetotysard position. sometimesswitching with Daniels at tooguard. Wilson has bttlked up itipractice. and more si/e could add adimension to his potential l‘t‘g‘g‘lllswill handle the power forward roleTodd I‘ttIIt‘r. described by Athlon'sCollege Basketball preyiew as “themost underrated player in theACC." clocks in at center.Maryland Iiead coach (iaryWilliams said good things about theh-l I junior from Charlotte.“Todd Fuller's .iii NBA player,"Williams said. "He'll be an NBAplayer when he gets out of thatprogram,"

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XcountryContinued from Page .Ibegan to those up. but (ion/ale/lost contact with the front group otthree. which included one Wakerunner. And the Deacons still hadsewn in frotit of the Pack‘s fourthrunnerIn the fourth mile. the motiicntttmscented to switch to State. (ion/ale!nioyed up and eyentually finishedsecond iii -514. II seconds behind( Iemsiin s Kenn Hogan. Vigilante.iiid Wirgau closed on the pack thatincluded fifth place. and seyeralother State runners gained groundas well.But the surge faltered just short otsuccess."I made it to that group. and Ithink I was even in fifth place for alittle bit." Vigilante said. "But aboutthe time I caught up with them. therace caught up to me."Vigilante (ninth. 251-15) and\Virgau t l Ith. 25:49) battled to holdtheir places over the last mileJunior Chip Furman llfithi and

( .ri michael Gymnasium hetweenQ a mand 6 p inInformal Recreation/Fitness- Pie registration tor the Fall 5K Run wrlicontinue through Friday Nov 4 in theIntramural Recreational Sports otticefrom 8 a m to .‘5 p to- Registration for SLIiIL‘h Super Hoops 3 on3 Basketball Tournament opens todayand volt run WITH 5 p m or) Wednesday.Nov 16A Free Throw Hot Shot Contest volt beheld tomorrow from 56 30 pm on CourtA Carmichael GyrrinaSium- Picketball will be held tomorrow on Court6. Carmichael Gymnasium Equtpment isptOVIded- A Nutrition Workshop WIII be heldtomorrow Irom 5 30 6 30 p m in Roomt25 Carmichael GymnasiumA Table Tennis Tournament WIII be heldon Friday No» 4 tram 6 8 30 p m onCourts E3 E9 Catiiiichael GymnasiumAll skill levels are welcome Equipment :5providedtt'eshttian Ion Huitt tlb'lh) bothtontiiiued to t lose oy er the last tmleto \ltIIlPICIt‘ the State scoringN'ophotiiorc Janics Bache wasclose behind iti lIst”Jason. Jon and James all hadthen best rates sltch‘ coming InN (' Slate.” (it‘lgt‘t salLI. ".‘\II ofour top sis raii \sell Any other meetand I'd say this n as somethingreally positiyc."State \\.ts cleatly hurt by theitiiuries that sidelined defendingM't‘ thaiiipioti Iony Riley and.M't' tieshman ot the year Pat.oncc Ilut the crushing blow mayha\e been the cold that hit tumorMike Ilrooks the weekend of therate Brooks. normally one ofState's top toiir runners. struggledto a Will place finish Saturday."It Mike finishes with Joe Wirgatt- which he normally does we winthe meet." (icigcr says. “He iustwasn't in any condition to berunning today. Hopefully. he‘llrecoyet. and he can take anothershot at \‘yake at the NCAA

(rill/IIIIittI ,rum Paul Vsittleted allconference toes.The Pack is confident they cancome out of the first round andmake some teams neryous."We've played pretty well in theconference this year.” said leadinggoal scorer Stephanie Sanders.Carolina is the only team thatreally beat tis this year. The othergames we've beat ourselves."If State does beat Clemson. theywill haye to face a Duke team thatbeat them l-tl iti a very tight game.That would mean the Packwouldn‘t ham to face North(‘arolina until the finals

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qualifier."N C. State's seyetirycar reign asACC women‘s champion ended ona sour note. as the Wolfpack onlystarted three runners and did notreceive a team scoreNorth Carolina, led by individualchampion Karen (iodloek. edgedout Wake Iiorest tor the team title.State senior Kathy Knabb Justmissed allv:\(‘C honors. finishingIIIIl. I‘reshmeti Jennifer Lakas andMary Bridgers were the Puck‘s onlyother runners. finishing 40th and4Ist t‘espectiyely. Primarily becauseof Iltlllrlt's. State did not ruti sumof its top eight women. includingdefending .-\C(' champ Kristen Halland three other aII~.-\(‘C runners.“It doesn't make me happyknowmg that we Iiad more talent onthe sidelines than anyone else hadon the course. bttt at least it says ourcupboard isn't bare." (ieiger said.”The one consolation is that we hadto do this once before. in 1986. andwe came back the next year tofinish second in the NCAA."

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Techniciani "an ‘ war it titan .I't titt‘ (you're. 1 oft/re trrru’errt itotft "t't .tnrt't rtt‘orrt‘e t/rt' official “it’d" ”Witch which5r, '-;r =:ier'r.'\. :irt' acrrrrry and or fire! are lt'l'\ life oft/re cant/tut ttrr rccrtrcrt'tr'. (Iii/cert life it'll/it’ll! it.\t” I" ollh fi't'hiiit‘hill. to/ /. no. /. Ft'hrttttrt /. NIH

Overachievers delight in listI Two honor rolls are betterthan one. so the Faculty andStudent Senates think.

ast spring. tlte Student Sertate.tit Resolution 3. proposed thecreation of a Chancellor‘s List

to to above aitd beyond the esistiiigDean's List. The Senate passed it on\ttg. 3 l. arid tlte itteasure passed thefaculty Senate unattitttotisly on Sept.1w

lirc t'itancellor‘s List is an honor tobe bestowed on full—time studentswho meet the requireitients for Dean‘sl tst attd achieve a 4.0 grade—point.r\ eragc for the fall or springserttcsters. The requirements forDeans list are a 3.5 GPA on ll— l4. redrt ltours or a 3.25 GPA oit liplushours per semester.The Student Senate‘s logic in

proposing such a nteasttre was thatalter leadiitg universities iii thenation itayc a similar distinction forstudents. Sttch a designation would be.t show of continued s‘ttidiousitess onthe part of the student aitd serve as asource of inspiration for highacitieyers as well as others to escel iittheir studies.This seems to be a well inteittioited.

hut silly rttoye. Hating such adistinction would rttake the studentfeel good about ltis or herself. btttdoesn‘t hay mg a it) have the same

isct .‘ .\rtd if a student makes a 4.0at .I setttestet'. employers arid graduate

school admissions directors can'tpossibly miss ii) iii the semester GPAbreakdown at the bottom of the page.Why insult their intelligence with awordy distinction when a 4i) speaksfor itself?Distittgtiisltiitg between good arid

better serves to degrade those whoachieve aboye average. Thedistinction makes a 3.5 look like it issortteltow not good enough cumthough achiey iitg above average iiicollege is no small feat.The measure also discriminates

agairtst the part-time student. Martypart«tiitte students are trying to gettheir degree through night courses:while holding down a full-time iob.They pttt the same effort intoobtaining their degrees as i'tllldlillt‘students. arid perhaps ntore byjuggling their education w itlt a full-tinteyiob. Part—timers are alreadyexcluded from the Dean‘s List (whichis i'esery ed for full-time students) andsuch art exclusion also sends thew roitg message: that they soittehoware not as worthy. Their work isn'tarty easier. so why should theirrewards be any less?Grades are certainly important iii the

qttesi for a graduate degree or a nicejob. bttt such a silly distinction won‘thelp. it is the e\perience gained aridthe know ledge retained that makes adegree valuable. .~\ 4.0 is a 4i). nomatter w ltat cloy' tag is stuck on it.

More money and less serviceI \.(7. State parking is amulti-million dollar business.so w here does all the moneygt t '.’

.iye you ever lelt like yoti arecatching the short end of thestick w hen you receive artoutrageous blll. $15 or $30 NC. State

parking ticket'.‘ liyer feel like the longend of stick is getting shovedsotttewltere it doesn‘t belong whenyou ha\e to pay a king's ransoitt for apat king pei'ittit'.‘

it you wonder where all the rttorteygoes. yt u are ttot alone.\( ‘Sl' Transportation is an

trtdepertdertt erttity which does ttotrely on arty State fttttds to operate.they are responsible for enforcingparking rules. issuing parking permitsand keeping up attd constructingparking facilities.

lite money they obtain throughpermit fees arid ticket fines goes irttoa general transportation furtd. Thistorttcs to around “$1.6 million a year.from tltis $3.0 million. 31.2 milliongoes to pay the boitd on the Dan

.-\ileri Deck ~r which you cannot parkirt without a special permit.Around Slililtlilil goes to subsidi/eill‘c' Wolllttte, Repairs to the existing

lots come out of these funds and sortieis say ed for ftttttre construction. The

Technician ‘North (lint/mu Stare ('rrrt'erttfv't New spriper Since 193!)Eorron IN CHIEFColin B. BoatwrightCoiin’dncsu edu

News Editor ......... .. .,. ..Fion BatchoAssignments Editor .............. Christian DickEditorial Page Editor ...... . ..... Josee DaoustSports Editor ......................Owen 8. Goodet cetera Editor . ............ .Jean Lorscheider. Photography Editor ................... Erin BeachDesign Editor ., .........Hunter Morrist Graphics Editor .................... Danny Wilson‘ Copy Desk Chief ........... Michele Borowsky‘ Opinions expressed in the columns. cartoons and letters that appear on Tachnician's pages are the views, of the individual writers and cartoonists. The unsigned editorials that appear on the left side of the editorial7 page are the opinion of the paper and are the responsibility of the Editor in Chief.i Technician (USPS 455-050) is the official student-run newspaper of MC. State University and is published. every Monday. Wednesday and Friday throughout the academic year from August through May except‘ during holidays and examination periods. Mailing address is Box 8608, Raleigh. NC 27695-8608. Subscriptioncost is $50 per year. Printed by Hinton Press. Mebane. NC.POSTMASTER: Send any address changes to Technician. Box 8608. Raleigh. NC 27695-8608.L _, _... ___ .- . .

rest of the funds go to pay the salariesof parking personnel and to buy rttoreof the white automobiles iit w lticlt themeter maids driy e.During the 1993-1904 academicyear. the division of parking issued

to er 39.000 parking citations onNt‘Sl"s campus. Wlto saysgot erttmeitt employees aren‘tefficient'.’ They have issued oy erll.()tlt) tickets this year since August.though parking officials claim thenumber of tickets issued has beengoing dow it almost eyery year.The cost of a parking permit is

e\trayagant. The long waiting list forA. B. (‘ attd CC permits reflects aneed for more adequate parking oncampus. Demand is defiantlyoutweighing supply —- evert at thethree digit cost of a deeettt permit.liyett if one does obtain a proper

permit. there is no guarantee that youcan actually park. Most of the majorlots are fttil for ittost of the day. Itwould seem that yoti are buying altuntittg license rather than a parkingpermit.If NCSL' is going to extort this rttttchmoney frottt students for parking.

then they should at least expand theirfacilities aitd build new parking decksso parking isn't such a battle. Weought to get more for ottr money thantop— ttotch meter maids.7. .. ,Vi,,_._._,.. .A a, we. .c . ... h. gfll

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Date rape is not always what it appearsRape is a serious problem, But when it'sclassified attd redefined by feminists. theact of forcible rape . meaning a womanis attacked and forced to hay e sesactually becomes cheapeited.Andrea l’ai'tot. chair of the ('orttclll nr\ersity t'oalrtioii '\t.l\tk.tllllg‘ Rapeixducation arid the author of Sestial.-\ssatilt on (‘itillplix begrits her date rapepreterittoit manual by stating. “-\ity sL'\il.tlintercourse w itltoiit ttittttial desire is atorttt of rape. Anyone who ispsychologically or phy sically prexsuredinto se\ual contact oit any occasion is asittticlt a \ictiiti as the person who isattacked oti the street "‘\s a result. the statistics concerning how'many rapes actually do arid w Ill occur aregreatly exaggerated(lite itt four woman on college caittptiseswill be raped. according to a WXS hisMagazine study based on aittbigttousquestions that could be loosely interpretedSolely on the basis of these statistics.many feminist advocates has e wronglydeclared a rape crisis on collegecampuses. The statistic is parceled out atfreshman orientation and chantedvtgrlantly at Take Back the Night marchesnationwide. w itltotit much criticism oranalysis frottt major media outlets.The study. commissioned by the MsFoundation. was carried out by Mary Rossand associates. They asked Milli) collegewomen about sesual \ iolation.The women were labeled as lta\ iitg beenraped it they answered yes to any of thefollowing questions:1. Hate you had sexual intercourse whenyou didn't w attt to because a man gaveyoit alcohol or drugs?2. time yott itad sesual intercourse when

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you dtdtt I want to because a manthreatened or used sortie degree olphysical force to make you ’

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l Have you had sestizil at is when youdidn't w ant to because a ittait threatenedor used soitte degree of physical force tomake youlhci'e is no dotibt tltat the last twoquestions clearly define rape. The firstquestion. though. leads to tttttch ambiguityand is the one on which I wish to focus.It a tttatt gt\es you alcohol or drugs aitdyou act ept them. doesn't that make youpartially responsible for your actions .’ Thequestion ltthses :litt‘ntittti away frotn thefact that tor alcohol or drugs to have beenadministered the woman had to haveaccepted them.Granted. alcoltol or drugs can be forcedon a person. btrt that is ttot w hat thequestion says. The scenario painted by thisquestion is a common one on collegecampuses across the countryl‘iom these three questions. Ross and hercolleagues concluded that 27.5 percent . .or one tit tour ,. of these woman had beenraped Ironically. only 27 percent of thosewho were labeled as rape \ ictims actuallysaw the situation tit that manner and 42percent of that same group had sC\ withtheir “attackers" again. Interestinglyenough. tit I‘MS oti this campus. a surveyon date rape again showed the victim and

the \ tctinti/er did not classify the incidentas date rape.Two reporters from the Toledo t()hioiBlade investigated these statistics. By theircalculations. it the responses to the drtigaitd alcohol question arid the women whodid not tltirtk they were raped are notcounted. the statistic for rape andattempted rape drops to between one in 32to one iii H.There were two reported rapes oit NC.State‘s campus iii 199%. ()n collegecampuses nationwide in th). fewer thanl.()()(i \ ictims reported rapes. averaginghalf a rape per catitptts. Rape is one of thetttost under-reported crimes, yet whereverthere is a high occurance of reportedrapes. the level of unreported rapes areeven greaterWouldn't it logically follow if there wereonly two rapes reported on our campUslast year that the incidence of unreportedrapes was relatively small"True rapes. reported or not. aresignificant arid horrible; but the real gainsfor ottr campus are iit that there were onlytwo reported rapes last year.May be the reason most campus rapes g0unreported is the evidence is often sketchyand the situation is dubioUs. Some mythsabout the situation a woman can putherself iii are ttot really mytlts at all. Awoman should know better than to dresssuggestively. drink too much at a party orbe alone with a man she does rtot trust.This does not excuse the behavior of men.but it pttts ntore responsibility for personalsafety on the woman('ollege students are thrown into a world

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We’re under attack — take cover ‘til the 9thWell. the time has come again the vote—suckmg ltell beasts. known as politicians.ltave come borne to roost. livery fottryears. they come.l‘rtliil the mountains. frottt the \alley s.they tly down oit wings made frottt dollarbills to help its in our time of need andsolve all otir problems. (iota leaky taucet‘They ~ll call the Army 's t‘orp oflingtneers. Dog‘s got ticks" We cart putliido on Medicare.Why do hot dogs coitte in packs of tenand hurts coitte iii packs of eight ortwelve‘ We'll give you a grant to figure itout. Worried about your child's educationor if you have the training requrred to geta real iob'.’ That's just the kiitd of problemthose dartin politicians won‘t solve. sovote for me.Every two years. our TVs get tilled tothe gills with bad conuttercrals tthe kindotir little brothers could ltave put togetherin the basentent with Dad's camcorder)which will decry. to no one in particular.the problems with politics today. itmatters little if it‘s iii Washington DC.Raleigh or the court house. but those damnpoliticians have messed it up again.It‘s the attack of the vote-mongers: a bad1950s movie, where slick used carsalesmen will promise you the stars for achance at the wheels of power. vroomm.vroom. i mean. you ltave to get a licenseto drive or buy a dog. but does anybodyhave to take a test to be a politician? Theonly requtrement is making a smallportion of people pill 11 little dot by yourname once ever few years.

)Who are these child geniuses? Where didthey come trotit ' is there a spray to killtltettt dead"So let's lta\e a sltow of hands. Do youcare‘.‘ No way 7 Who cares who's in chargeof the Ioning laws" We‘ll be luckyettough to be able to afford HUD homesthe way things are going. Who careswho's sheriff if there aren’t enoughreasons to put the bad guys in rail? Whocares who the city :ttaitager is if we're allgoing to die of tplease cltoose yourfavorite horror itow l' air pollution.muggings. pesticides. drive-by shooting.corttantinated water supply. nuclear waste.coconut oil iit our popcorn. needles in ourPepsi. reds in otir beds. carpal tunnelsyndrome. rock music. Satan. JudgmentDay or the two fish bowl-related accidentsthat occur daily.Want to dichss a problem? Let's talkabout a sad education sy stettt that worriesmore about football scoreboards thanabout titatlt scores. Let's talk about acampaign finance system that rewards richpeople and stops poor people. Let's talkabout the rampant spread of AIDS. Let'stalk about hate. Let‘s talk about the factthat the people who should be talking

about these things aren'tSure. you have heard the "the system isto blame" argument until you thought youcottld see little pink elephants with wings.Who burlt the stupid system?Well. we were the ones who wanted tohear ittore about Tonya and Nancy thanabout Haiti. We‘re the ones who cry outfor tnore 0.]. coverage (as if there couldbe more coverage) instead of asking ourelected politicians where they got all thatdough to run for election. We're the oneswho watch more TV than we read thenewspaper. This isn't new. We were theones worried ntore about whether GeorgeBUsh ale broccoli than where the $300billion in sat. money went.We‘re blaming other people. We blamethe media. who can give Us news only inlittle bite~sized. easy to swallow. USAToday. four color. big ol' smile pieces.We cart blame the politicians who aremoney-grubbing. vote-sucking. baby~kissing demons. We can blame TV forgiving us such tiny attention spans.So perhaps we should start holding theselittle rat's feet to the fire. Perhaps Weshould ask them the big questions like:will you try to improve education. welfare.campaign finance and a whole host ofproblems we haven‘t thought of yet? Willyou be fair and just?Will you try to look out for the peoplewho didn‘t give you bushels of money aswell as for these who did? Will you be agood little politician?We can only hope. And vote.

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Tour(lilitirttu'ti from I’uer \but winners did not win carsPrt/es included etctythtng frotn board games. l‘risbeesand mini-footballs to tneino boards. lip balm and breathmints, Some games. such as Subw ay Locker Talk and ("BSNews Challenge. where students acted ottt skits or newsreports. provided \ tdeotapes of the performances.Samples. always very popular. ranged front L‘oreal haircare products and Listerine to candy.Students could also register to win prizes; the grand wirewas a ll day" biking tour of Switzerland, (‘88 hats. boxershorts and “Late Show” sweatshirts ntade up the runner~uppri/es. Officials said by Monday afternoon over 600sttidents had registered,A full~tinte staff of l3. pltts student yolttnteers. overseesthe escttt. which visits about 45 colleges each fall.

Stargate

IS OKI ‘Stargate’ does get kindof hokey and it does followa predictable path. Butthere’s one thing it doesn’tdo.

Bi‘ CLARlENt‘t-Z Mort:Assisusri‘ t' t :‘t 2»: Et t'i ‘“Stargate.” """"‘“‘the new sci-fi .flick starring MOYleKurt Rtissell REVIEWand JamesSpader. is,umtn. well. it doesn't suck,And you‘d think it would.What with all the explosions aridaliens and ligy ptian tntimbo Jumbo.The filtii begins with thediscovery of art ancient tablet and ahuge ring that battles scientists forsixty years. [inter Spader as adown-on-his-luck linguist whosolves the mystery in two weeks.(OK. that part kinda sucks.)The ring. actually called aStargate. is defined in a drawn-out.complicated explanation. (And. tobe honest. that part wasn‘t yerygood either.)The Stargate is just a giantpadlock opening a portal to anothergalaxy when sei‘en codes areentered.So Spader and goiernnient-manRUssell take a team of scouts

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c__._.._N_.M_......athrough the portal to a world thatlooks amazingly like liarth.(Welcome to the part that doesn'tsuck.)“Stargate” does have a somewhatridiculous plot. bttt it doesn‘t reallymatter. Sci-ti stories thriye on theextraordinary ~ even “Star Wars"was a tad farfetched.Yes. the film is full of cheesycliches like the token otherworldlybeing. played by "The (‘rytngGame‘s" androgynous JayeDavidson who is trying to blow tipthe Earth.Even RUssell's acting is acomposite of ey‘ery‘ performancethat's ever been gnen iii a “Star"movie.But the mis‘ of special effects.intergalactic romance and old-fashioned excitement get theadrenaline pumping.Of course. half the tnoyie is spenttrying to figure out if JayeDavidson‘s character is a guy or agal. The film said he was a guy bttt(That kinda sucked toot.“Stargate” ts jUst plain duttib funDon't go into it expecting "(lonewith the Wind."That would really suck.

Continued from Page 8of unprecedented sexualrelationships. for which they arenot prepared with anything but ahealthy curiosity. And whenwomen find the world can bedangerous and unpredictable, theyare indignant,Date and acquaintance rape areoften nothing but t‘KL‘ttscs to tusltf)‘miscommunication betweenpartners and to channel regret intoangry accusations. For once. weshottld take responsibility for ouractions and stop blaming the entiremale gender for rape.Public Safety has published a

brochure called “PersonalSafety....lt's a sharedresponsibility."Indeed. it is,

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