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N (‘ State students lld\C a unique oppot‘lttnm to leattt IslIIItit Is like to be It student “llh a \isual or ph\stt .Il disabtlttxloda) Is Hitterentl) «bled ,-\\~aretiess Ho and sexetalat turtles are scheduled tI‘otu II a II: III _‘ l :I potDille tenth Abled -\\\areness \keek. MIX!“lllt‘ll stattcd \londa\ and ends

What do Jimms (‘artet and some students at NC.State ha\e In common’ l‘ttl‘ starters. botlt are helpinglamilies that pre\tousl_\ could Iiot till'otd a home torealize the dteam ot home on netshtp'l'he Nt‘Sl' chapter o1 Habitat tor llttllldltll} hasrecentl} undertaken a protect to Ionstiuct a Habitatliotise oti Dakar St Itt Raleigh. llie next home utllbelong t.) ltdtia Bullock attd het thildren and “ill betlte ltrst such house to be btitlt to Raleigh t‘ltlll’t‘l} bystudents\Votk on tlte liouse ts tiot done ottl} b} Habitat ttteitirbet's. llt|\\t‘\ er Bullock. her tannl) atid other Variouscampus orgaIII/attons all participate to bring the pro-tect to completion“We are \er) excited abotit the house. said (‘lareStone. ctr-president ot’ the NCSU chapter, "lt Is ourfirst big project and it‘s going to get the chapter off toan exerting start."The NCSI' cliaptet ol‘ Habitat tor lliittiatttt) waslotittded this .latttiat‘s and since that time has steadilyexpanded. Man) organizations on campus haie cott-tributed time and et‘tort. .s'e liaie tecetied great stip-port from ti'aterntttes. sororities and trout schools like(‘iitl Engineering and Design." Stone saidHabitat tor llllllldllll}. III which tormeI President('aner is a staunch suppoiter. Is an International. non»profit organI/atton \shtch seeks “to eliminate poxertyhousing from the \sorld attd to make decent shelter amatter ot conscience attd action."Founded In W70 h) \hllard luller. t'ormerl) presi-dent ot lits msn coniptm) and ectuilltoriaire. atid his\Hlk‘. landa. the organt/ation has izttmn to encompassover SIX) projects III the l' S. atid Canada. and morethan llltl sponsoted protects III SH dewlopmg nationsThe protects are tttttded b} the Ittdtudual chapters.\s ho also help the tanttlies ts tilt the constructions. Thefamilies then pa) the cost ot the Itiaterials to Habitatlot Hllltlllllll). Interest tree. and this money Is used totund other protects lloueu‘r. the tamilies also h.i\e to , a little about disabilities. there are others e-lII‘ .II..s' \t' ‘~\ ’?ISoto Jew 'btofl ,them Her} daxl'htee ot tnese sttidettts .I.e ntmh. Is II' the \anII IIII I

lnternat|onal enterta'nment ()t'gant/ation tor the llttletentl} \bted INUI t “lllcll ts ~2IeTwo members of the Vietnamese Student “Chieu Tim" at International Night Sundai. the “l lhk‘ ‘lWN'r‘ “' 'l'lil‘tl‘ml‘ ~\blud “A“ m“ I")

s‘II, HABITAI In“. s Assotiation pertorm the "Chiffon Dance" or event was part of lnternatlonal Week. “W shdlt‘tm“ “l SHIN ts \« .tlt Robbtt's. an \( Sl sIIIIIeII:

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I‘l’ltlkt)l'he titttitttes Include simulationsol sight .ittd niobtltt} disabilities.screening lot platttoma. a potentialcause ol blindness. and toowheelchair sports e\etttsAt a booth on the BllL‘k\;lltl. partici-pants can learn \Ahat It Is like to be xisuallsimpaired b) ht‘tlt): bltndtolded and escorted around theBrick'vard area,\Ideortaped ptogIattI at the booth IIIIt detnottsttate houIIIsed captioning mak'es lile eastet lot’ melt c‘aIIItI: Ittip lll' d\notliet simulation vitll .Illou patttctpants to test Ilrt\ewheelchairs to see what It \iottld be like I» .lepettd IIII IIIIIe\et‘) da)Not all ot the acttwttes alltm students to paint tpate lit-It.~'l.The \slieelehair sports esents in“ start at l.“ it’t p a .st-e-Ithtee .\('\'l administrators \Hll take oti the l .I\c".eI Iil‘,’ \\ lII-I“TltlllL'h In a tilteelchair basketball matchThe I'.t_\t‘llC\lllC \\ heel Ttotters Is a three lllal‘ ’i'.;'ti Isltosedtsatttltttm TL'\lrlLl them to \\ hL‘elL‘ltttlrsThe N( Sl' team none ol' uhom are disabled .ttii Intltzdz'Ralph llleLl dtrtctot ot l’ublttSatets .leI'I-I llatket It lt'tltllol Student Health Sernces. and Michael Borden. .Isststae'direetat ot Student DeseloptnentThe second exent \iIll be a uheelcttatt l.tc\' .It ! ;~ ."l“lllkll l‘homas Stattotd. \tee chancello' It Stuttct' \".III~“Ill participate,\\ htle tnost M‘Sl' students \sho Pdrltt'tt‘att‘ III lt-f'ewwAbletl Assateness l)a_\ “l” \sttlk assas tIott-I t Ie evt' MI a ': ._~

cotttplete 500 hours ol “sweat time," or actual isorkon the home. I\ppro\al ot a protect is determined b)the laititl)‘s ehatactet. need atid ability to repa} the

Robbins said that e\er_\ottt has some Iltetec ot :eatltttc disabiltt}. bttt It Is mote pronounted III some peopleRobbins said that he needs more time to IteIIptII-t llllt‘lllMtioti lrotti |ll\(tttLlUI\ because ot his disabzlus \Kl.ctt IneettneTechnICIan News Servtce planning Is t senior lL\k Irclt III Il}\l It ind ltll tor ( llllLll'Lll org tllt/ Ill II III with his ltdsllth pm itel) llt .tttist has them e\l l tll ,1 Irts o'the (‘enter lot the Stud) ot Social l’olics Dttthatu (omit) the lectures sexual Iltllcs betote no llnrlrj'sl.;[]tls tlteItI

l)t ( and Wilson Williams. a tiattonal- In \\'.ishitit:tott. l) (. She “I“ address l‘he lullett Winston lectute ts support . .. ‘ - , “hen Robbins \i as In tumot lllL'Il school he \sas IoInII ll'l‘tlls recount/ed ctitldteti s adiocate, \slll issues and questions associated \iitlt cut ed b\ the l‘llen \\IIl\lHll l ectute and . ‘ 7 .' ‘ . ' . I“ III\ llli'tltb l‘t‘cdttst‘ Itl llts slit“ lt'dllllll‘,‘ \\lt.:‘ . -‘l “ydelt\er the annual l-llen \\tnstoii l ecttite rent etlorts to ptesetw tattttltes lle\elopmcnt l‘und ttt Social \Kotk and \K' m m ,“ m H ”H". I lui 1 th m H H ... p ”k H '. . . . . ... . , l L‘ .1 \C N. " I t' .lI .t'. t‘t. Itat .\( .StateApt‘tl ll. .lohn .\tb|tck ptestdettt ol the ,\t sponsored b_\ the .\( \l (oltece ot lt ' i ‘. . . . st‘“lllldllh “I“ present "An Appraisal ot -\d\ocac\ Institute. \\ Ill be among those llutiiatitttes and Social Sciences and the , .. . . . ' . . * . . , lletdit oe. a sophontote in soctat \Mtlk t.oItI lsaleteh ts .Itw[th Aunption and ( htlu \\ eltare respondttie to \\ Illtatns let ttite Social \Nork l roetatti. . , ... .. ‘ ‘ , a membet ot \(illk lertotmtne the tasks ol a student .lllAnte-niltttcnt ol 1080: Ten \e-ars ltttI-I. Belore Itio\ my to \\.Isltttiirton. Ilie lecture was Inaugurated iii 1‘“ \ to 1 ll l' ' l b I ll h, ltllt “I“ t ,H mll“ Ire I "III ot t‘l e 1]! se s I- .s. I. Ctr-1L“ 2 Iat 2.10 b or iii the [I ltl\t‘l\l[_\ Room ot “llllullh “as a ttiettiliet ol the lactiltx ol honor the late l)t l‘llt‘ll \\Itistoti. .i state m t t 'k i k \ ‘. . . . ‘ \Hl lllL‘the N(51’ laculn ( ltih. the l N( -(. ltapel lltll School ot Social atid national leader III the tteld ot social ‘' llet’ Iltsabtltts uas c.lll\Ctl b\ cerebral palst. a disorder ol thewlllmmc. a nationall) rectipnI/ed Work She also \\.I\ dtt'ectot ot the IIIII uork and a contttbutot to the de\clopatithorit) on adoptions and permanency \et'stt) .\ National ( ltild \\eltate titettt otNCSl ‘s Social \\otk l’rogtametidership (‘enter and actoe III the .lack \t't AWARENESS. i'tls‘t' 1

B) Mark Instlab health ha/Irds to p.isse'isb_\Stuff \A'Ite' Hit it arm \ieather is supposed to continue. too'l he lotecast calls lot sun “lill ti high ot .s‘tl today andThe signs could be seen all met sdllil‘lls lttc'scl.t\ though It ma) get a little cloud) on Thursda). the high will beThe pollen had moied ttom treetop to tat top In campIIs still be neat ts'tlparking lots and classtooms \iete halt empt\ all across catn The torecast also calls for shorts. T~shtrts. bathing suits andpus. lasing outMarch madness had ended tor the \K'ott'paI-k. at II-acr “I'm tired of feeling vshite." said Rhonda Sharpe. a fresh—and ssseat on the student but“ came liom \ttlllt'lltllt}; booties man who spent part ol the afternoon laying ottt on Tucker

the heat ot e\ants beach0n e\ er) open space oti campus. pale. u hIte bodies "We can la)‘ out and get dark." she said,emerged hour a long it Intet 's hibernation But of course spring brings problems as well.An annual epidemic more Insidious .ittd \itdespread than Loud. blaring stereos make it hard to study. and even itscnun'tlts has struck the sdlllpus spring iI-I er _\ou‘\e got earplugs. all those members of the opposite sex InSpring had sprung in Raleigh attd students \se'c e. statIt \arIoUs states of the undress make it hard to concentrateRichard I outh. a freshman In engIneI-IIIII: tlllilt“sl}fll.llt‘d. Then of course your friends amass come around to disturbwas one ot lliem )ou. asking you to plat) \olle) ball with them. And you have“I'm more attracted to \olle) ball and the stin than \ lass." he to put tip with that bright sun in your eyes as you walk across_ said. campus.

Rovttotko/Stafl That attraction uas strong tot mam students Halls and ms Yeah. It‘s spring again, Better watch out. pretty soon some-.. I" I v. an I l/ 's tiete t"\IIIII thI melt the III )ttsllt‘ one “'1” be uskin ' \ou to I“ to the bet ~h Wllh th‘ .Thanks to great weather, several students lounged around Tucker Beach most of yesterday afternoon. ht“ ‘ t d” \h ll ‘ \ \ L ' ‘ i ‘ I i 2‘ ' 1‘ “ cm

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Mar. 27, 1991IMPORTANT DATES ANDANNOUNCEMENTSThere will be no classes thisliiday due to the (‘iood liridaylloliday . . .\I l‘l‘Xl'ltIV (iR.-\I)I'Al’l.\"(il \‘i \IORS'“ llic t'oiiiiriencemciitirilot'iiiation l-lyci answers all your.tiiiiiiiciicciiieiit related questions.l‘ick up yours today iii your aca~lilc'llllt department office or the'i iiiyeixity Student Center’ritoiiitatton Desk0 O Iit)\i\ll \(‘I-'\ll~‘\"l‘ COMMITIll sill It‘l’IS NOMINATIONSlitR sl‘l \Is'I-R. Theki‘lt:ill’c'il\'t'lll‘c‘l‘l ('onimittcclzuttticsix that students .iiid personnelnominate iiiiloiclualx as principalspeaks; tot December I‘Nl

ll'( linu ian Nt-yvsContincnceiiicnt Iisercixes. Sendnominations to Commencement(‘oniiiiittee. Box 73th no later thanApril S. I‘l9l. O U CThe newsprint version of thel'ndergraduate Catalog for UNI-93is currently being distributed to allstudents and faculty to assist withthe summer and fall registration.Free copies may be picked up atDH. Hill Library. McKiinmonCenter and the Bookstore throughApril 5. Thereafter. copies may beobtained from the Bookstore atSlfitlapiece. I O OEntrance to TRACS is done byspecific window access dates andbased upon a student's current clas-sification. Access to TRACS is asfollows:Summer SessionsSeniors & Juniors.progressSophomores, April 3

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I5al|Seniors. now in progressJuniors. March 3|Sophomores. April 6

Hours of operation are MondayFriday from 7:30 am. to midnight.Saturday (April 6 and IR onlyifrom II am. to II p.ni.‘. andSunday. 2-” pm.Student copies of the |99I sum—mer sessions and fall |99iBulletins are available at the DH.Hill Library Circulation I)esk.University Student CenterInformation Desk and theMcKiinmon Center RegistrationDesk. 0 O OA drawing for Alcohol Surveyprizes will be today at I pair in thelobby of Student Health Services.Winners will be notified by phoneif you can not attend.

SPECIAL EVENTSThis week is Differently AbledAwareness Week. Differently AbledAwareness Day is Wednesday fromll am. to 2 pm. on the Brickyard.The event is organized by SODA.the Multicultural AffairsCommittee of the Student Senateand NCSU Handicapped Student

Services. I C IThis week's “'(lII‘S'lAlCK Iiict‘img is tonight at 7:31liii the McicallStudy Lounge For more inloima-tioit. call Dan Deter at 859-3505.D O IThe Red (‘t‘oss Blood Mobile willbe in the lobby of SullivanResidence Ilall on Thursday fromlilam. to 1pm . .An International Coffee ”our willbe Thursday from ||:lll a m to Iput. in the lower lounge ofAlexander Residencellall Thisweek's sponsor ix the InternationalRelations Society Iiyeryone is wel—come to attend. C . IThe Indian Student Association issponsoring MOVIIi Nl'l'l‘ at WoodHall on Tliurxday at 0 pm.liyeryone is welcome I-‘or moreinformation. call Icciia at No0657. I‘awaii at 830-5508 or Dilipat 856—0950.LT“. CERCI I' FRANCAIS.NCSI"s French Club will have lIsweekly conversation hour on l‘i'idayat 4 pm. at Mitch's. \eiie/ iioin

breus et iionibi’eiises'ATTliNT ION M'CROHIOI (KEVAND I’RIeril) S'I‘I'DIiN'l‘S' I’iieMicrobiology (‘liib ix sponsoring atour of the microbiology laboraioties at Res Hospital on April 3.Meet in the lobby of Ru Hospitalby 7:l5 pm. If you need a ride.meet at the back of South (iardnerIlall (near the Pepsi tiiachiiicl by0.55 p in,

LECTURES/SEMINARSSESSIONS JWORNSNOPS

The Career Planning andPlacement ('cntei‘ ix sponsoring thelollowing programs:('ARIiI‘R DECISION M.-\I\'I.\’(iSlelNAR I’OR ANY S'I‘l'DI‘N'IThis tour-part workshop will helpyou prepare for .iii occupation thatcontinues your iiitCicsts. skills and\alties The workshop will be onApril 3. 4. t) and II from S Nth inp or iii lelll l’iillen Il.il| .\ xxmaterials tee is i'equired. Io icgislt‘l‘. call 737-: Nb.

Corrections andClarificationstechnician is committed tolairncss and accuracy. If youspot an error in 0U) coverage,call our newsroom at 737-24“,t‘\lt'ilsitill 2nSI'CCI-SSI-I'I. SKILI S I~OR ARl-.('l-'SSI()NAR\' JOB MARKET..l tour-session workshop for seniors.iiid graduate students who are stilllooking ha .I tub The sessions are\[llll ‘, Ill. I7 and 24 from 4-6p in. Ill .‘Illil I‘ullcii Hall A $5iiiatciialx Ice Ix required. For morelllltil'lliallttli. contact Tim Stiles orSusan Wyatt .it 737 3,196I'IlI- All(\ ()I .lOIt HUNTING..i (it) i‘ltlill't‘ workshop for thosehaying problems or concernedabout the liitiiic lob search Thetree seminar will be April I IroinS l5 i» 45 p iii in Zliltl I‘iilleii Hall.

Compiled by Jay PatelShe receiycd her 8 A. and hon;orary I.L.D degrees frorii EilonCollege. and she continues tosupport the college as a donor.trustee and guest lecturer.As the wife of a DiplomaticService officer. Cannon haslived in such places as Liberiaand Iraq. She has also traveledto Kenya. Tanzania.Scandinavia. the Soviet Unionand China.Cannon said living and tray—eling in so many different partsof the world has made her real-IIC. “Democracy is wonderful.But it doesn‘t work unless weall participate. Participationmay be as small as picking uptrash or voting. but beinginvolved is what makes itwork. Govemnient is all of uspanicipating."

Leader

t n-rfinia'il trinn PIIXI'Itliiinoit said the most enjoy-.ihle parts of being mayor weregetting the support of local cit-i,'eiis and gaining internationalrecognition for the city ofRaleighShe said Reuters news ser-tc't‘ Ptil‘lic'l/L‘Il her electionwhich iii I-‘iitopc and she saidmade headlines IllIs‘aghdad. where she had Iiycdtor a time with her husband.a ho woikcd in foreign service.Cannon was born inlltllllil'itillliL'. Scotland in I904.In Win. she immigrated withlli'l l.illill_\ to Is'aniiapolis. NC.

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Cannon has worked as aUnited Nations officer and asan administrative secretary inDH. Hill Library. She said herchurch helped get her involvedin the community issues thatled to her political activity andeventually to her election asmayor.Cannon‘s long list of accom-plishments embraces civicaffairs. urban preservation.education. and the am. She islisted in "Who's Who ofAmerican Women." the"World Who‘s Who ofWomen." and "Who's Who InAmerica."Cleveland Bull said studentswho have participated inLeadership DevelopmentSeries modules are invited toattend the forum.

AwarenessHabitat

Confirmed from I’ti 't' I.‘s Continued mun Page Iloan. ’"Our chapter has been growing exponentially since itsfounding." said Steve White.co-president at NCSU.“However. we need more peo«pie to carry out the organila~tional and administrativework."With the great enthusiasmshown so far. the primary goalof the chapter is to raise morefunds for projects and toincrease awareness of the orga-nization on campus.

central iieryous sy stem.Coe attends classes and labslike other students. but is ableto overcome hcr disabilitywith assistance from NCSI 7‘sHandicapped StudentServices, which proy ides one—on—one tutoring“You can't stop doitig something you want just becauseyou haye cerebral palsy. Youshould not stop going on. It isnot the end but the beginning.and yoti‘ye got to cope with itday -by-day even though it ishard." (‘Ut‘ said.

.Iulie (iauigliaii. a rumormajoring in business andSODA member. has three disabilities to cope with Notonly does she hay c a learningdisability similar to dyslesia.but she also Iias shortaeriiimemory loss and auditoryprocessing problems(iayaghan only Iicars partsof a sentence when someonetalks to her. This happenswhen III a noisy ciiyiroiiiiiciit.or when xoiiico ic does notspeak clearly. or does notlook at her while speakingI’or esample. the sentence."Day e has to go to the store.”sounds like "Dayc ls awlulbored."One esamplc ot memoryloss is her inability to recall

the building blocks of alge-bra(Loaghaii also said that sheneeds more time than otherstudents to study and to taketcsis, She gets extra time fortests by taking all ol them atHandicapped StudentSeryicex under the supervi-sion of monitors.R Mtins. (‘oe and (iavaghanwill be at the Differently-\blctl Awareness Day booth.the Dry isioii of Scryicex forthe Hearing Impaired.Vocational Rehabilitation. thel)i\i\ltlil of Services for theIlliiid. NCSI' HandicappedSciyicex. and members ofSODA will be present to pro-\itlL‘ iiiloiriiatioii on \ariousateas of disability.

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Textile building openhe new textile building at NC State is sotttcthtttg eyetybody

l inyolyed with the university cart be proud ot gg The facility here cart not be compared to any other teyiile iacrlriyl «saw in the world because. quite simply. there rs no comparison for itl Whether you are a textile student or not. this high quality translates tittoj greater respect git en to your degree; that is something tltat \t‘fs'l' can usel gtyeri our recent pastI l‘hose problems are behind us know and shotild remain there l’his" tiniyerstty. through great initiatiyes like the building oi t‘enlcnnral ('ainpus. and the restructuring of our administration. is building .t bright future lot outtiittyetstty

i‘he rtew teytilc facility will not only bring more dollars to \t Sl . btit itwill also serye to improye the technology uscd in all teyttlc plants. a large

l proportion of which are in North Carolina. M‘Sl is toirnintied to tinproyethe Iiyes of its students. as well as the quality oi lite tor the people ill its

! coriimunity. This building is a mantlestatton of these cottti‘rnttrnents.'\\ a uniyersity community. we should appreciate our schools new tottnd

l cornmittment to quality. The time to put aside our past poor iirdgernenis hasI come.I Be thankful for our newest building arid proud oi the esaniple \t‘sl' isl setting for the world.

Vote in upcoming electionse all remember the Gantt/Helms race and the incredible yoierturn-out that occurred. Many indifferent \oters dttstcd oil theirregistration cards and stood tit lines to eyercrse their

Wei-s constitutional right.Now. for the NCSU students. we get to do it agarrt but w tth no registration

cards or standing in long lines.\es. it‘s Student (‘ioy'emment Election time'the candidates baye prepared themselyes lty deye'oprng plans and

stialcgtes to qualify for their potential offices liltey arc stilllltlt‘lll iii theirqualifications They are ready to lead the student body til the upcomingacademic year Each one needs your yote.for the next few days you will be reminded or your pity thee to tone who

you w ant as your leader. Any day now. the bulletin boards all .ty'i'tiss ourcampus will be coyered with the smiling faces oi all the t.iiitlltl.llL'\ oi ilternaior offices Fliers will be handed otrt to students nrtky enough to bewalking through the Free liypression Tunnel .rt the tight tnrte oi dayl‘ach candidate will be doing his or her best to see that you you: tor ltitti orher liyen ii you become ticked off by the onslaught oi tliers do not ticglcclyour privilege to vote. for your favorite candidate.There will be plenty of opportunities for you to get lllt intorinattori yoti

need to titake an educated decision. The ltlectrons Special that will bedistributed on campus tomorrow. should tell you what you need to knowHere is your opportunity to si/e up the candidates \l|.lk' by side l ath

candidate has the same opponuntty to tone his or lter positron \ow you. the.‘st‘sl' student. l e no reason to plead ignorantWhen you are walking to class and yotr see that lug rt d rsis t sercrse your

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Exhibit a negative portrayal of womenI ast week. Technician ran an article titled“l-ew t‘omplaints About Becki: Exhibit."lite article told of the few complaints theSchool of Design receiyed in response ofthe Anthon Beeke photograplty exhibit. Thecyliibit iticluded the poster “Troilus andt‘ressttla." w hrch is a photograph of a nudewoman's priyate parts with the womanrestrained in a horse harness with ahot'sctail attached to her back My questionIs Where are the women's groups onsillllpll\ and why do they allow such ahorrific portrayal oi women to proceedw itltout denunciation",lan Rodgers. one oi the coordinators ofthe \koriiert's (enter. iieyer really gay e me ath‘di. straight attswct to these questions. btittltis is what l got'l do not support yL‘thhhlp may notagree with how the artist is depictingworticri l tliiitk iitiages that depict Violenceagainst wonteri should not be displayed. ltlll think these images desensiti/e its to therolcnce we see all arouitd us."Rodgets \dltl\\ell. what is she going to do about thisdesensiti/atron ’ Nothing .-\gaitt I asked herwiry the \(‘Sl' “omen's Resourcet oalitrorr has not takert action against such.r degradation oi woitiert She said it was

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just "a matter of fighting battles." arid theirsilence was due to the newness oi thegroup."How long has the organi/aiion beenactiye‘.‘" I asked“Two years." answered Ms Rodgerslit a recent ilyer oti campus. the Women'sResource (‘oalttiori stated its purpose as"addressing the needs and concerns oiwomen on this campus. We strive to' tatinspire a positiye identity for women on thiscampUs “The Beeke exhibit certainly inspires aitcgatiye identity tor women on thiscampus l haye riot heard arty outcry iroinWR(' and other women's groups Isn‘t thisw lty the women‘s liberation moycmentfought for years"It seems as though the women‘s groups onthis campus are just a band of hypocrites ‘who lack respect for thertisely es and otherwomen on campus. li they preler to lowerthemselyes to the leyel of animals then theymay well desery c this treatment

"Troilus and ('ressida” was not the onlypiece of smut in this eyhtbii ()thersincluded a naked woman with art artificialbtiriny tail attached to her rear. and a nudeelderly woman cradling a baby doll. Amedallion containing a picture of AdolfHitler hangs arotind the woman's neckHow could anyone call a photograph thatbossesses the lace of s‘ldoli llrtler art"Art cyliibition committee chose theAnthoti Beeke C\hihll to be displayedAccording to a School of Design official.the eyliibiis are chosen by art L"\l‘lthllcommittee cottiprtsed of iactilty membersfrom each academic departmeitt Thisshould tell you something about some ofour facilityThis eyhibtts degrades worrten to the leyeloi barnyard animals and contains. in myopinion. anti Senittism Some porn mongrelmay find sortie sort oi artistic yalue iii thisphotograph out the aierage decent personwould ttnd it disgustingThe School of Design and its eyltibttioricommittee owe an apology to the womenon campus who preler not to be portrayedas aiitit als[no I’ Murmur ry u ll't‘yillliilil mil/mini! HiliIlL’IIy/I

Victory not to remove Vietnam Warl was about one month away from mylitili birthday when the city of Saigon felliriio the hands of (‘ommuntsi torces. endingnot only a bitter conflict between North andSouth Vietnam. biit also one of the mostcostly arid diyrsiye military inyolyements iii1 8 history .It memory set'\cs me well. riiykindergarten class ney er missed a session of\ltti“ titltl TL‘ll til t'it‘ilt'r lit watch galaparades or celebrations honoring returningtroops who took a lot of verbal. emotional.and eyen physical abuse for doing the iob'hey had been riiandated to do\\rih all the reiorttng and theerrng theliesert Storm torces .ire now receiying asthey return to their bases and their families.one point has been clearly made the waragainst Iraq was not another \‘tetiiaml itlike \ietriaitt. otir staterol-thcrartweapons didn‘t tar] as in critical situations.l'rtl'ke Vietnam. rnilttary strategists kneweyattly how and when things were to bedone l'nlike Vietnam. the Pentagon held atighter rent on the media. haying the finalsay o\er how rnticlt oi the war would beshown or printed .r\nd. aboye all. unlike

Ciaxton GrahamOpinion Columnist -Vietnam. we won. Seryicemett don‘t hateto come home and make tip excuses for thegoyemn’ieni’s blundertng and half-steppingThey don‘t ha\e to coiiie home and maketip excuses for why they lost the battles.Desert Stormers can come home with theirheads held high and eypect warmwelcomes. eyen discounts on new cars andplane tickets. when they finally arriye onAmerican soil arid well tltey shouldsince they and their coalition partners didsuch an amiable job of liberating KuwaitWould these same troops haye stood asnow ball‘s chance had they returned fromVietnam in l97i'.’ Not hardly. In hindsight.I believe it was the mere fact of losing theVietnam War that turned the bulk of thenation against the men and women whocomposed its first line of defense, IfPresident Bush even remotely sought toremove this burdensome specter from our

collt'cliyc hacks. he has indeed sticyecdcdwith a generation that doesn‘t kitow enoughabout it to waive its significance. I cannotbegin to imagine what those soldiers facedout there in Southeast Asia. btit l aiti trulythankful that they did so irty friends and Inow wouldn‘t hay e toWhat do we say then‘I (an we forget thehorrors of \"ietiiatti itist because of arelatiyely easy yictory tn the l’ersran (iulf’(‘an we iust ‘.llt)\t.' all that frustration andanger under the rug in hopes that it willneyer surface again" Better yet. as HenryFonda iii ltis gripping portrayal of thePresident irt the itioyie l~arlrSafe asked.“What do w e say to the dead"The bottom line is that many of ourVietnam yets. some of the greatest soldiersof all time. haye been honored with toolittle. too late It is highly unlikely that we.as a nation. will ey er be able to make tip forthe hell they went through. both at hoitieand in battle.

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Yes, students, you do need Techniciany. a college student at the largesttinryersity tn North (Kirolrna. why do youneed to know what‘s going on at N.(‘.Nlttlc .'You go to class. attettd a few football andbasketball games and pick up ontonyersatrons oyerheard while passingthrough the l‘ree liypression Tunnel Buthow do you find out about what really goeson around here 'Where cart you find out about residencehall safety. how progress is going in nuclearresearch. w hat the uniyersity is building intront ot the library or how hard the statebudget cuts ha\ e really hit our campus'.’\ou can't get this information from Justatiy news source That‘s where you needlecl aciaii Yes. you need Technician..\ college newspaper‘s mission. as statedby Mi. Trice. the founder of Technician.was to create an "official organ which thethoughts. the actiyrty and in fact the veryIrie ol the campus are registered."

VNcwspapt-rs record history. andlccht‘tlL'liitt is necessary to record.\pCL iiically. the history oi NCSUJtisi think. how would you know what theStudent Senate is doing withouttechnician" How would you know when topick tip tickets for the basketball games

Marci BemsteinManaging, Editorwithout Technician'.’ How would you knowwhat is playing at Thompson Theatrewithout Technician?As Trice stated more than 70 years ago."College life without a journal is blank "Not all people. how'eyer. diye intoTechnician on Mondays. Wednesdays andFridays. We are disliked and eyen hated bya few people around campus In recentyears. Technician has been seyerely‘criticized for being racist. sexist and biased.Our staff is aware of these criticisms. Wewo.k constantly to ward against these“-isms" and preyent them from ey'er beingprinted in the paper. That is part of ourresponsibility as a member oi the mediaStudents run Technician. They w mestories. edit stories. take photographs. selladyertisements. design pages and layoutpages When you pick up the paper. you seethe work oi more than ltil) dedicatedpeople. If you critici/e Technician. becomeone of those dedicated neonleSee how we work lust. and their you \.lllcritter/e

As managing editor. I new l’echnicraii'siob as a campus newspaper much like itsfounder did Technician not only reports thenews oi N(‘Sl‘. biit also ackntiw ledges theopinions. the ieelings and the controyersyot a large uiiiyersity. IWe are here for you I know that soundssilly. btrt it's true.’l‘echnician is a Valuable resource tor thestudents here I feel that one oi the riiostimportant functions of Technician is to\Cl’\ e as a voice tor the student bodyRarely tlo we withhold opinion letters orcolumns because they arecotitroyersial or oileitsrye ‘The N(‘Sl' community needs to knowabout its uniyersity This know ledge can begained through 'l'ecltnician .\ny tipiniiiiithat a student. taculiy or siati itieiitbei hasis important and sliotild appear iii the paperBut we can‘t iorce people to write in orotter a story idea l'hese .ire tltcresponsibilities ol the N( 'Sl' \tllllilllillthlhrs newspaper belongs to you itist A.much as it belongs to the iiiuri- ”M” tiltpeople who work on otii stall[\e it .is your your

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I arii doing a bit of analytic reasoningabout what Iiarin I possibly caused thepeople at UNC-Chapel Hill and NC. State.A paper. Individually written. is a scholarlyenterprise and getting it published is a markof achievement. Several universities.including NCSU. expect their graduatestudents to publish papers. At the most. apaper expresses a particular viewpoint. andII more than one author is listed.presumably each one has had a significantshare in development of new findings in thepaper. findings which allowed it to beaccepted by the editor and referees of thejournal. A visiting scholar or postodoctoraleor research associate may write a fewpapers with his affiliation as NCSU andthen may move on to greener pastures. Thepaper having NCSU as its author‘s addressdoes not mean more than the author was atthat address at the time —~ unless referenceis made in a footnote or in anacknowledgement. This is myunderstanding of the conventions. and onemay read any learned journal and try to findany of the rare exceptions. Similarly. oneoften sees disclaimers printed by the editorsstating that the technical or scientific viewsare individual rather than policy statementsby the journal.Differences of opinion are also publishedopenly in such joumals and sometimes runthrough several issues. Nowhere is thequestion of the institution being involvedbrought into question. It escapes me howDean Stewart and others at NCSU thoughtthat the reputation of NCSU was maligned.and saw fit to bring in the office of theAttorney General.The matter could have been resolvedmuch earlier if I had been asked to retractup front. The antagonistic and secretiveattitudes I have recently experiencedconfuse me. They were all the moredisturbing when I offered to print the fullfacts of the matter in the same journal and itwas refused. These leamed scholars at UNCfirst wrote to the joumal after offering mepossibilities of post-doctoral. They then

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wrole additional letters to Dr. I. Bailey.chair of MAE demanding that action betaken against me. I requested copies ofthese letters but was refused by Dr. Barleyas well as Dean Stewart. I later learned thatthe UNC people claimed everything in thework I did was intended to be a rriockexercise and not real.I am still in possession of my senses andbelieve that I learned good theorythroughout my graduate career at (‘altcchand UCLA and also in the lab. If suchpeople were to run the textile mills or thetextile labs. many of the rulers of the worldwould be wearing invisible clothes. spunwith mock thread. Various items given tothe committees were left out of my record.Instead. several reprints of papers I locatedrelevant to my publication are there. and itnow looks like a rejected thesis withvarious committees reports including atape—recorded transcript. If the authoritieshave decided not to give me a PhD. IIwould have been simple to say so a longtime ago.I am finally intrigued as to whether thepolicy makers at NCSU or UNC haveattempted to publish a paper on their ownwithout having someone who knows thejournal editor. It is difficult enough to dothis the usual way. When the institutionattempts to obstruct this it becomes moredifficult.BAiriri. BxsuFormer graduate studentAll black Americans notnecessarily from Africa

I am a concerned student responding tothe “Black or African-American“ column inthe last Friday‘s paper. I feel that youraddressing this issue. of whether to refer toblack Americans as At'ricarrArrrericarrs. isabsolutely important.I don‘t think that all black Americansshould be referred to as African~-Arncrican.

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don‘t know how many people I may bespeaking for. but don‘t bclrcyc that we areall certain of our ancestral heritage.Seemingly. not all black people arc fromAfrica. For instance. some of riiy relativesstem from New (lurnca. a South Pacificisland located between South Izast Asia andAtrstralraAs all white Ariicricans arc riot reterrtd toas litiropcan~Arricr'rcan. all black peopleshouldn't be i'clci'rcd to as AlricariAriier'rcan.Sonic bclicic that cwiyonc's ancestorsoriginated from Africa. So. would it becorrect to refer to those in tlic l'nited Statesas African .\irrcric.'rri. iii lirir'opc as Africanliuropean. or in Asia as African Asian’”\MHIl (‘itor'k‘r‘r'r.Iuriior. RRA

Amnesty Internationalworking for human rightsAmnesty International has a campuschapter at Nf'SlT. l‘or the Ilitlsl part.nicriibei's write letters to the goycrnmcnts ofother countries on the behalf of prisoners ofconscience. last semester the AmnestyInternational (‘lub wrote letters to Turkeyrequesting that (‘emal Turan and lirdalKarakali be granted access to their lawyersand not ill~treated while in detention. Aswell as these human rights. w c asked that if(‘cmal and I€rdal were being detained forlegitimate reasons. then these reasonsshould be announced to the public. Tworiionths later ('ernal and lirdal werereleased.This semester the club is working onsimilar cases. We have adopted a long-termcase in conjunction with the campus chapterat (‘hapel IIiII Nabil Ibraliiiri was arrestedJuly Io. I‘m-«l. in Damascus. He has notbeen brought to trial nor charged. AmnestyInternational knows no reason for hisdetention other than his peaceful expressionof his politic-d \It‘\\s. We are urging theSy riari (io\er'nrncnt to release Nabil.One person can riiakc a dilfcr'cncc. \oircan help. Arrincsty International rriccts tlrcsccorrd and fourth Iticsdays ol cacli riioiitli

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Comparison betweenIsrael and Iraq unfoundedHere we go again Israel should he treatedjust like Iraq. right'.’ Wrong Israel wasattacked by her Arab neighbors from allsides. The Arabs' goal was to. push the Jewsintq the sea. Israel‘s claim to the occupiedterritories is therefore crilircly defensible.For anyone to compare Iraqi aggression toIsiacl‘s defensiyc actions begs laughterIrorri anyone with an objectiy ilplnltlll ofthe situation Your anecdotal pt .. on born~.‘gain ('hristians is not gcrrrianc it, thisargument Your lack of noting thetraditional anti Zionist stance of tlic l’iiitedNatroris shows clear bras How are womentreated in Iraq" How are Kurds oropposition groups treated" (‘omc on. doyou seriously think otrr policymakers aregoing to act on some oi the slantedpositions and applesrto oranges icasoningyou bring tip"(‘cnainly there are problems Israel shouldgrant equal rights to the Arab nations withinit‘s borders allow pres- coverage in theoccupied territories. open tip tls sociali/edbusinesses to mimic enterprises and weanitself away frorii US. foreign aid. No doubtthese things may conic about. Your positionof how we. lltc United States. shotrld treatour loyal ally in the regrorr will definitelynot bring about solutions. Do you honestlythink the liberal government under Sharnirwill back down to US. threats or eyen LIV.threats for that matter'.’ The rapiddevelopments in the region make fordiplomatic. reasoned and peacefulapproaches to the problems that affect thisarea.It” the goal is peace then you must be

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EXPERIENCE Managers play a vital rolein University Dining's operations.Managers work in the Dining Hall. theStudent Center. the Atrium. the SpecialEdition, University Catering. the"C"-Stores. and the AdministrativeOffices. You could gain that competitiveedge with EXPERIENCE.The EXPERIENCE Program is full ofbenefits. Those who are selected for theprogram are provided with tin-campushousing, a Gold Card meal plan. and acompetitive salary. As part of the program,managers participate in the LeadershipDevelopment Series each semester.

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You could have a part in the ExperienceProgram by completing an application andsending it to: The Experience Program.University Dining. Box 7307. Raleigh. NC.27695Applications are available at the All CampusNetwork office in 20]] Harris Hall. Formore information. contact Paula Taylor at737-70l2.Requirements for participants include:sophomore or above status. a cumulativeGPA of at least 2.20. must be a full-timeregistered NCSU student, and must live inon-campus housing during the program.

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