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May 29, 1996 Volume 76, Number 89

Engineering close to getting new deanI N.C. State’s Board ofTrustees has apprmed anew College of Engineeringdean.

Bt‘ Citrus B-\\Sl)t~1.\

the \ltltlL‘lll\ artd ti. tilt) rrt N (‘State‘x College or lingineeriiigl'irtall} hate a good idea who their

to 19348. lle rx director ol theNational Science l'oiindattonEngineering Rexeaich (‘enter tor‘\tl\llllL\’Ll l'leclrotttcx and \lalel’talxl’tiic‘t‘\\lltt_'()nl} oite xtep r'eniainx lretor‘c theappointment becoinex otticial.

"lt'x pending appro\al h} theNorth (‘arolina lioar‘d ot(iim-r'norx," xhc xaid.

college to continue to build a xtrongprocrairi at \t'Nl"\\e d like to make the collegecoiitpctitue \\Illl xonie ol llte ltextpioeiaiiix in the cotiiitr‘) " he xaidlhe ket to xiictexx ix tlte xttidertlx.llL' iltltll'tl

rcxponxiltrliix ix to ;'t\e thent theham knoulcdec the\ “I” need ”lhe xearcli tor .i neu deait began

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poxitiort /.1a \Ltli'.liix xelection"lle liax the academic

\er) xtrong leaderxltrp.‘icadeinic ciiialitiexqualitiex "

prolexxor einer‘itux.headed tlte xearclt committee whonarrowed down the clioicex tor the.\1a\nari'xe\perience \\.l\ a pi\ota| tactor‘ titand

aitdlle ltad thoxe

lnxlead. tlte committee looked atllte citialtlicatiorix ol al‘otrt 1* to l?-cartdrdatex that ii tel‘ \xeie \\iilllltol c‘iittsltlctaltiitr lll.ll \\.i\rneriiheix dtdn t hate to rlttttttll‘t‘tlx ol .ippltcatttx. /i.i iiltl”\\It: ll'etl ltl ttlctilrlt l ‘lllrll .ilk'

tltll't'ittu‘tl lllt' [iiiiil \l‘l'»‘.l| lit l.\rll prcxeiirsi: llit‘ll. r.-l .i:‘\ \lr ‘i‘t, illi\‘dlltlltlalt'x('ltancelloi .t'i,ll "91::31331“grill-YEW!“Uprrmw“ lt .ipplm ed b) the board. \laxrtari “hen the lttl'lllt't dean. Ralph ('axtn /ia called Maxnari "a ”super l’t'tnttxt I’ltillil' \lilex .tliw dccr ind. . ,. ‘ g _ g ‘ “Ill take o\er on Aug. |. Daertion lll. announced that lie \‘.iillltl rexign choice aitd a "\rxionar) Masnar‘i uax the lit-xi clinic:l .\n NC. State xcienttsl l\ 11““ Mn” M‘NMH‘ " prolcxsor ”I xaid tn Deceritbci xo lte \tlliltl become "’lhecommittee “ax irnprexxed b\ ”The trnal \L'lt'i.l|iill l ' r in tini “Wig ”W“ l” lulu“: harntl'ul Clcimfiill ‘md computer Maxnari xaid that it he ix the \ ice pt‘exident lor iexearch ltix \ixion tor the tuture ol the handxot tltetoiiirnittcc /i.i xaidnutrient runoff from engineering. lhc xtantp ”1 approtal approxed. lie lookx toruai'd to the operationx at Semiconductor (‘ollege ol lattgineerrrtg." lie \ttltl. Maxnarr ix a natixc ot llaucmunicipal. agricultural artdinduxtrial \\;t\lL‘\\;tlL‘l‘

[)ong lircderrck. a prol‘exxorol‘ l’orextr). xprayx chlorinatedVtaxtewater on ltcldx olharduood arid pine treex atlite sitex iit caxtern North(‘arolinaHe hax tonnd that. onaxerage. between (it) percerttand 9” percent ol' the nitrogenand phoxphorux in the\\ astewater is remm ed in theprocess.Some ol‘ the nutrientx aretaken up and xtored in thetreex; other nutrierttx are iixedor tied up by nticroorganixrnxin the top It) tllL‘l‘lC\ ol‘ soildnear the trees' rootx."lt'x a “in-“in xituatioit."Frederick xaid. "l‘euernutrientx end up axcontaminantx iit groundwaterand xurtace waters. andbecauxe the uaxteuater actsas a l'ertili/er. the xprayedtrees grow ntuclt t'axter thanthe) would nuormall).allowing the citiex orinduxtriex to hanext them torwood productx ntuch earlier."Foresters at NCSU are alsotexting man~inade \tetlandxtor uastenater treatment.('ririi'tr'u o] .\‘('.\'l' Veilheft/i ('\

Help control the‘wee beasties’

Ax children. man) ol lixhaxe heard the lair} taleabout “\\ce beaxtiex" hidingbeneath our bcdx. but thernxeet “orld hax gixen ux areal-lite embodiment ol thatslur).Soinetintex. there are neebeaxtrex under our bedx ~aitd iit our ttpholxter) attd oitour bed xheetx arid the} gob} the popular nante ot' duxt

mitex.(‘ontrar} to common belielx.det minutecreatui‘ex iitltabitillllc‘\ tllal

Frida}.Maxnari ltax been at N‘(‘Sl' xrnceI‘ll") and xer\ed ax head ol thelilectrical and (fontptiterEngineering Department lroiti W70

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I Four of the six differentsports taking place at the1996 NC. Special Olympics

challenge,"lt‘x art e\citirtg opportunity" hesaid.\laxriari xaid lte hopex to nork\\tlll the other mcmberx ol

Stop and smell the flowers

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Students rarely stop and admire the picturesque landscaping while hurrying around icampus. These tranquil titties on Dan Allen Drive contrast their hectic surroundings. ;

forSpecial OlympicsCampus preparesax hornex lor' \ollctball.poucrlilttttg. g)llllltt\llc’\ and trackarid treld competitiorix lhe.\lc|\'iittntoit (enter \\lll alxo be

chearch Corporation, ;\xxoctalcDeait John (itlligan \xax appointedinterim dean nntil .t xiiccesxor cotildbe torindl’aiil /ia. a .lixtinguixlted

>4 rig A'S‘Ar.

"\\ e hope the Raleigh communit)\\lll turn out in thetliorixandx to either xee or\olnriteer' lll our merit."

The xearch. “inch is ax not limitedto N('Sl' lacitlt}. \\.t\ a targetedone. riieartrng that the committeedid not axk lor' .ipplieatiortx lromiiixt an}one irtlerexted in the rob

‘ct'i\i'tl lllriiaxtci » ile:Rixerx. \lrch lle lhttcllclttl"\ tlt'g'lc’i.,and doctorate Item the l ll'KL‘lol Michigan \Il llttt'c .x: 'e rr:electrical engineering

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‘ Facilities attempts

to make campus

more accessible

I Facilities Planning andDesign is hard at work tomake the campus moreaccessible to handicappedindividuals.

8\ .lxstn KN;N: lMoxt campux accexx poiritx likedoors. xt.iir'\\;i}x and \lth\\.tll\\ don'tprexertt rtttrclt ot art obxtacle to theateiagc person. but to a pcrxort Witha disabilit). xortte campux obxtaclexcart be cloxe to intpoxxible.The Facilitiex Planning and DextgiiDepartment at \ (' State lxcortxtartth \torkrng to eliminate tltoxeimpenetrable barrierx artd make thecainpnx eaxrl) accexxible to thoxewith dixabrlitiexAx part ol that oit going etlort. thedepartment ix xearclting l‘or xlrrdentx.xtall' or lacult) memberx or niemberxol the general public who \\t\tllLlxerve on a panel to rexieu potentialproiectx and proiectx irt planning,Panel rnerttberx uoiild then otterxuggextronx on which prorcctx xhouldgain top priorrl) and how thoxeproiectx might .lllle mobilit},hearing and \ ixualr.rni\c-rxit) programs. xaid Rand)Reggr. a protect manager tor thedepartitterit.

accesx to

uork iii an} e\ent irt thtx xtate.” xaidPatton .\1cl)o\\el|. theprogram director ol thegames

Reggr xaid otte ot the prolioi xlacing the llk‘l".llllllt‘l|l ix .t Mcommunication \\itlr psoplchave accexx pi'obleinx to cc'lldlll .ire.-xot'cantpux"We do hear [corrtplairitx1 iiiizrtime to tune." he xaidReggt said the lllllllt’ilcontplairttx the} do hear llil,'lll not beindicalne ot the number or .iccex-wiicproblentx in C\l\lt'lli c"There ttia\channel tor them to wirzplarii ticxaidThe panel could help becaoxe itcould tind artd point «rat porciirial.i ..

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started a da\~camp lot pt‘r'tllc ol’limental retardationto participate in \pcc rat 1 tit I'Ii‘|t\ll.l\ e mental retardation“nun or related2%MEE'; de\eloprnental

.___._..-—_—_. dixabilitrex tltc“' ' opportunits to unitewith the coinninnit}through xpor'tx in air

Da\e l.cito\. e\ecuti\e director ot cildc'lllllfl to preparingthe \t‘ Special ()l_\ntpicx. xaid thecompetitions gne xpecial atltletex"the chance to xtrengthen theircharacter. de\elop their xkillxdrxpla} their taleritx and llllllll theirhuman potential."

()xer Lotti) athletex \\llll mentalretardation ‘-\lll cornerge onRaleigh arid \ (‘ Mate tltix l'rida)ax the l‘l‘lo .\ t‘ \I‘L'cldl ()l)llll‘lc\takex place Ma} it June 1(‘arnncltael (itntnaxrnnt. Steuart“water and Dcrr l'rack \xill xerxe

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Spill in Scott Hall draws crowdDepartment and Raleighlire Department artd alla/ar’doiix \latertal tirtit\\ ere called to the xcenc()n lookerx gatheredaround the atea";\pparertt|) xontebod}\l‘lllc‘tl \Ulllt‘ klllti Ulnitride rrt the lab room.”xaid l‘oittaxellt. axttident \\ ho \\ ax lorced tole.t\ e the building.\ccordrng to (ieraldli.l\k‘ll‘\lc‘lll. departmentltcad ol poultr} xciertce.the xpill occurred iii thelab on the

coittpetitionx_ art athlete rx remittedto trattt lot .i lllllllllllli‘l .o eightweeks “till a citialitzed coach in .iparticular xpoitIliH l‘JlNHAV 1‘ MINI J l'tui-\iiillt‘ Hi

In a text xiixceptibleindi\idua|x. duxt mitex carttrigger allergic reactions thatl rexnlt in rexpirator} problentx? xuch ax asthma.Inside Wednesday

X-tra: N.C. Museum of Art offersalternative to theaters. Page 2

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last \\ eek.l mite problem. xaid MikeI Walduigel. art entomologixtat N.(‘ State.

The best remediex for .rcontrolling the duxt mitepopulation iii a ltonte ix byerrtg a good \acuirm cleaner.a clean ‘dll' conditioner lilterand a \Mtslllng machine.

Sports: Baseball team ends itsseason in Florida. Page 3 P rt .

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Mission:

'_ decode plot

I This "Mission." should~sou choose to accept it. is astar-studded action fest.

Bi t‘i outset: Mott?. a k . .loin t'iiiise seems to be a\llli’t‘lc‘tti txpe ot mo\ie star.ttl ot mere-l} throuing bigaudience forthel‘titlg‘e‘l Cllc‘clS ell till

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May, 29, 1996

Movies on the Lawn reminiscent of drive-ins

I lt'you are running out ofthings to do on theweekend. go see a movie onthe lawn at The NorthCarolina Museum of Art.

Bi .Iosn .IoRooswar» ‘Sick oi seeing secondnin mostes.it t‘arniike‘s Blue Ridge It)Cinema. csen though it‘s all youcan .tltoid'l-ortunately. you hase anotheroption this summerthe North Carolina \ltiseiim of\it is teaturing \Iosies on thelaun this summer, a series ot‘mo\ies that are screened outdoors.he lilill‘ are shown on a super-sixed screen mounted on an e\terioru all oi the museumI'he series “as originally started.is a one-month trial test-run b)toittiders Joseph Cosington andDoug ( haiiipion. The goal “as totind tises tor the groundssurrounding the museum.Noss in its seventh season. themmies are shoun all summer. “filleach month hasing a series theme.The season runs through SeptemberZS.During the month ot‘ June. \se getthrown bacls into the he} day ol thepast “Hit “The Celluloid Sisties." a

mix of the big mm ies of that time.July 's films are a tribute to GingerRogers. who co-stars With the song-and~dance legend Fred Astaire. Ityou are a film butt. you no“ hasethe opportunity to see these classicson the big screen.The month of AUgUst is dedicatedto mystery. and September issupposed to he "mainstream” moviemonth. which means the same stuffthey show at Blue Ridge or at theCampus Cinema at the WitherspoonStudent Center. The schedule hasnot been released for September.Mmies are shown on Fridays andSaturdays at 9 pm. behind themuseum. You'll need to drive allthe way behind the museum. andthen some. It you don‘t. you maynot find the moxie. as it is well-hidden.The screen is "super-sized." but isnot a gargantuan. It is quiteadequate l'or its needs, however.The sound system isn't exactlyTHX. but is tar better thanwatching ti tlick on te|e\i.sion.Joseph Cosington. the Director ot‘Education at the N.C Museum ol’.~\rt. said the Mosies on the Lawnseries gets bigger and better eseryyear.”It‘s kind ill~ like going to the old

Sec Movrss, Page i r

ANS? 8A3: :_; $35:a, Mtssm, pug, s The Golden Arches are gone, and Hilllsborough Street regulats ore bottled.

,rmz-t III 5m;You don't have to deal with sticky floors and crowded theaters when you watch a Movie on the town.

Summer Movies on the Lawn ScheduleMay 3 I. June I: West Side Story

.Iune 7—S: PsychoJune 1445: llllll: A Space ()d} we)

June 3 I: Breald'ast at 'l‘il'taii) 'sJune ISQ‘): Dr. Strangelme

July 5—6: Top Hat.IiiI_\ Ill}: Suing 'l‘ime

.-\iig.July I‘): Shall We Dance‘.’

.llll} 3027: Monkey Business273: Minder. \l) Stsect

.-\tig. ‘I ll): I’lie I'stial StispectsAug. It» I 7: Dark l’assage

;\llg. 33 34: 'I lie ('Iient

Hillsborough endures constant change

I Hillsliorough Street isanything but static.

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Sports

May 29, 1996

0-for-Florida, over and out

I It‘s the end ol'lhe collegebaseball world as we knowit. arid nobody feels fine..\ltci \ktlllllllf.‘1HL‘l—lllg‘alllL‘sduring the regular season. the N (‘.\lak' baseball team was one til thela1.oiiies will the \(‘('loiillianiciit lliil the “ollpack losttwo out ot three 111 Durham. andwith the lllllirst‘L‘llCtl Virginia('.1\alieis winning the tourne}. thePack 142 I‘ll had to squeak 111to tlteN(‘c\ \ l'ast Regional 111 l loridalllll eien lioni there. the Packdidn't l1.1\e .111 e.1s_\ rotite to the(it‘llk‘fiL’ “ttl'ltl bL’l‘lL‘s. ‘\lltl SlalC.lot all its hard work dtiriiig thesL'astill. \\.t\ yHCll lllL’ llitllttl' illp|a_\ing last week two ol the\llllslllllt‘ \tale's best teamswin against the \"outlt l'lorrd‘aBulls 14h lfii. and the Pack wouldhaxe some much needed coiilidenceand .1 shot at .1 much lowei~seededteaiii \ .lll\l .1 matchiipagainst the \o 4 l‘l1‘l‘l1l.l(l;llttt\\talc needed to get itll to ‘a goodstart

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[81’ ll. NC. State 3lhe l’ack did get oil to a goodstart 111 the lust inning against thelliills. going 11p lrll But l'S'l‘pitthei \111ttlilasei illJi settleddown and kept the Pack on thetitltt‘s lltt' l‘L'sl \ll lll'c‘ tla) llL‘linished w itli si\ strikeouts\\liile \tate had questions1tllc‘llsl\1'lk. South l'lorida had the.tttswcts, haiiimeiing l’ack pitcherltielt lllatk ll: it loi’ se\en rtins11lt11111ehitsl)tistin Baker relie1e1l Black lll theseteiitli. but he laied no better. aslllL‘ lltlll\ sltcllac lsL'tl littlst‘l lill' ll\L'

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State athletes earn firstteam All-Districtlwo \\tllll‘i|\l\ athletes made the(l l l \-..11leinic »\|l District llllc.titi1l lll\1‘l'sllk l)i\isioiii lot’ theSpring \t l aige spoils.laiiies Baclie. .1 111111111 on llteliaek .\ lielil team lioiti\\ iliiitligtoir \1'. earned a spotwith .1 pcilcit lll (i l’ -\ inele. tii.,1l eiieiitectirigll:||\ “wt. .1 itiiiioi lt‘otltl‘.l‘~1'll<'\lllt' on the goll te.1111..ilsoposted .1 pertut l1l’ 111 businessmanagement\l.llL’.lL‘tl lllt'easlt lot lll‘~thc1‘til\ other

with \'ol'.l1 ('arolina.‘s\lll‘1l\\1tsL‘lL‘ellttll\lll \\.ll\L' l‘itIL’\l \\.ls\(l' school with a

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selected for Preseason N.I.T.llll‘lL‘ ('iown Sports. Inc . .it‘oloiadorhased sports marketingand merit management compan).arid the Triple (‘iown \Vomeri'sliiieiiollegiate Basketball'\\\\lL iation haxe announced the lb—

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Baseball. a .. an .- 1()ne bright spot tor the Pack wassecond baseman Mike 'l'erhiine.who went l’lkll‘dl on the alternoon.with a homer and two RBIs. Rightlielder Jake Weber. lii'sl baseman('liris (‘ombs and third basemanMatt Postell each added one hiteach 1111 the PackBulls' reliever Srmen Bollescame iii tor (ilaser lit the eighthalter the starter game up two moreruns 111 the \L‘\Clllh. and Boyles lookoi er w here (ilziser had lelt ol'l'.giiing tip no hits and striking outone to send State 111to theelimination game against the Gatorsat their home field at Mcls’ethanStadium icue “laws" theme heret,Florida [2. N.(.‘. State 9

l‘dL'lllg‘ elimination. State onceagain had to get oil to a good start..is it did against South l‘loi‘ida. Thistime. though. the Pack needed tollllltl ”H In it.State held tightl} onto a 5-] leadlor all 111 three innings. Then.like a shark waiting below thestlrlace, the (iators 1411-1111 slowlybtit surel} crept hack 111to the game.scoring at least one run 111 the liiialse1 e11 itiiiiiigsl)own 13.7 in the bottom ot tlteninth. State looked tor a rall}. But(iator relie\ er Brad Wilkerson i-l-Zthad the iippcrrhand. and State couldonl) manage two runs belorereali/iiig that the season was 111 er.(‘oiei lee 1 lllrll started on themound tor .‘state. but iliioiigli seieiiand two-thirds innings he gaie 11plll..l I \lt

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Notes\Vomen's National lll\|lilllitll1ll“Tournament.s\nd (‘oach Kit} Yow's \Voll'packhas been selected.The si\ da) long littll'ltL‘} will bellClkl N1“ lS-Ill. \\tll‘1llte Pack 1 l‘)-l). last seasoni hosting the~\ppalacl11an State .\lotintaiiieers134—51 111 RC)llttltl\ (‘oliseuni Thewinner will t‘ace the winner ol OldDominion 137-21 and (ieorge\\ .1sl1111gtor1 134-111.

State alum receiiesprestigious awardFormer State :\ll-:\mer1c.iiiswimmer lzdwiii (i l-oiilke. Jr. hasrece1\ ed the (‘harles \lc('atlrecAward tor his aehieiements asChairman ol the OccupationalSalet} and Health Reiiew("oniinission liiider l’i‘esideiit(ieorge Bttsh arid his administrationl'rom the l'iiited States Swim(‘oaches x\ss1)e‘lttll11ll

|<.1111l111sthc.1iiie 111 111 the bottom otthe eighth but he lasted two thirdsid .111 inning. going tip tl11ee rims,Brian l-iclds tinalli stopped thebleeding iii the ninth(‘ombined H lllls were madediiiiiig the L'tllllk'lor Stale. \lil,e lerliune onceagain led the w a) at the plate. goinglrliil (1 Riglitlielder lake Weberwent 2 tot 1’ while scoring threerunsDesignated liittei ,lell Butlershowed till 111 lront ol his homestate crowd b) scoring two RBls Inhis lone dl’l‘tll. Shortstop :\1laii1l‘1erelt also added .111 RBI b) going3~l11tr~l .ll lltt‘ plalcState could hai e scored tiiore rtiiisit not lor stranding l 3 men on base.

l‘otilke earned \ll-¢\lltc‘rledllhonors in ll)?l on the Jili)-_\.irdiricdle} rela) .is the lead swimmer.He is the \oiitigest person met toseiie as('l1.1iim.1n ot the ()SllRl~and was the )oiingest (‘hairman 111the Btish administrationThird Annual Jimmy VCelebrity Golf Classicdrawing nearlhe I‘Ntiliiiiiii} \'('elebr1t_1 (loll(‘lassie henelitting the \'l‘ittltltlalltlll lot (‘ancer Researchwill take place -\iigiist 25 atl’iestonwood t'ouiiiri ('liih 111(‘ar_\.Once again. the (‘lassic will l'ealttrelocal and national sports andentertainment celebrities who willcompete in the onerda) (harit)(loll Tournament.”()lie ol ('oacll \ .\ wishes was tobe able to support cancer researchand to get people to help tight tltistllsctisc llldl llas .lllL‘L‘lL‘il sit 1111111)."l‘l'allk .\lc(fann. l'\ecuti\e Director111 the t'lassic. said “I think the(llssle shows that .lini‘s dream cancome true "

1.1.1 NOTES, I’aet' ‘1 1

Pitcher Brett Black (left) tooka 12—2 record with him toGainesville, Fla, for the EastRegional. Black gave upseven runs in six inningsbefore Dustin Baker came into stop the bleeding.Tom Sergio (below) went 2-for-8 at the plate in Florida.but he did manage to steal abase. Sergio and histeammates must nowregroup belore gearing-upfor next season.

Yes, that'sMike Preston.Stars such asPreston andother famousalumni couldbe at theThird annualJimmy VCelebrityGolf classic.in the pastthree years.the VFoundahonhas raised$800,000 tofight cancerresearch.For moredetails aboutthis summer‘sfestivitiescheck thestory onpage 5. Tohelp call 1-800-4-JIMMY.

NCAA hoops near future not so bright

I It‘s the end of the collegebasketball world as weknow it. and (iiglio feelsfine.

\s Darin} Strong entered1 'hariiiii liael ( '1111111.isiiiinyesteida}. I could onl) think to111\se|l_ damn I‘m sure hall thebasketball teaiii would loie to getme on the court and show me wherel could sl1o\ e 111} columns But thenllhotight ol something. that couldbe the luttite ol the institution weh.i\ e all come to know and |o1ecollege basketballI'm not talking about a team lullol (1-l11ol writers. I'm talking aboutabout the direction ol the taleiil poolol the N(‘-\.-\ l‘llsl. take Kenn(iai'iielt. the best pl.i_\ei 111 highschool 111 l‘l‘lJ-‘li l-or \\ll;llt‘\Cl'reason .\li (iaiiiett tails toacademicall) \lllttlll) lor collegeball so llt‘ l.llsk‘\ llls citllsltle‘lal‘lctalents to the pros\ow stat mg with (iaiiiett's Ll.l\\.

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take the next two bestpl;i_\ers , Sharit -\b1lur-Rahim andStephon .\larbur) aqiiiek glanceat the earl} entries into the NBAl)ratt and. stop the presses. lo andbehold these two w tindei‘kinds areoti the list.Do )ou see where I‘m going w iththis ’ Not 1111b are the three bestpl.1_\erstion1 last )ears treslimanclass no longer pla) 111g collegebasketball. but Mr. (iarnett

impressed enough l'olks that I771earold Kobe Br} ant and South(‘ai‘oliiia prep star Jermaine 0' Neal.ll.t\c Llc‘c‘ttlc‘d [11 lollow lllL‘ pallt. allol the sudden. not so least takenThis is not to deer} these plai ersdecisions I went to YankeeStadium last month and droiethrough where .\larbui‘_\ grew 11plt' l‘iii Harbin}. or an) ltlvvxeaiold with enough talent to reach theheight 111 m} respectne prolession.I‘d take the mone). 11111 as last .1slcan. and as Satchel Paige said."Ditttd look back ..But w here does that leaie thecollege game" last war I asked\' (‘ State guard lshua Beniaminabotit the le\e| ol pla) 1n the \(‘('alter the league lost eight t'irst~round dratt picksBeniamin's logical answer was.“.-\s long as we hax e the coaches wel1.i\e. the league w ill nei er bedown ”(lsh. meet Rick Pilino.llow bleak is the tuliti‘e ol'collegcbasketball ' l’itiiio is on the neu

tiaiii out ot Kentucky. .1rgii.ibl_\ themost cush) iob iii basketball period.lastei than the one he rode in theretill:\ll1l loi what ’ lhe ('eltics iob'toach \lichael .lordan ‘ t )1 111.11 bein lll l.ll\k' lllC bllatllllllt' ( ll\1‘.tl .itttlltieiids to the tlc\t le\el ’ \\ioii1_'wrong and wrong againl’itiiio is lea\ 111g the Blue (irass otKeiitrick\ tor sld) with me here.the swamps 111 New let‘sc1\s .tllal|\c‘11llllc(i.lt'1lc‘t1\l.llc‘and one-time Nets laii. the notion oithe Nets actuall\ making .1basketball tlL‘L’IslUIt lltal lllilbL’\seiise stuns the Brit that‘s not thepoint \\ e are talking about .ill'.llli.'llt\L‘ that is s1‘1l‘atllelli it takes

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that li'.t\es 11s with scenario at('liaiiitii liael (i\lll Basketballhacks. such as 1111 sell. who are11e\ er going to lea\c earl} tor.1111ll1iiig.pl.11111g iiianoi‘gani/edgame ol pick up basketball\11\\.iii.11l\t-lsllottldn'lbe soapotabpti. with m\ \isions oi the\('\»\l11tiiie »\ltei.1ll. much to theillsllla) ol maii\ \\ollp.ick latts. aceiiam lottei'} pick is keeping hisbutt iii('ig.ii‘elte\1llellopettilb the game will priwe tobigger than .1 handlitl ot precociousind11. iduals w ho want to be like\likL‘It do iecall 111 NM. a teainpro\ ed that. "it's not alw .11s thestrongest iioi lastesl. btit those whothink the} can ”

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Opinion

May 29, 1996

Court renovations needed

IA [NC-Chapel Hill tragedyemphasizes Fraternity Court‘sneed for renovations that shouldhave been completed long ago.

omctrnies tragedy forces peopleto assess their situation andmake changes. The fire at INC-

Chapel Hill‘s Phi (iamma Delta houseearlier this month claiming thevictims‘ lives has prompted NC.State to further renovate houses onFraternity Court. Last summer.changes were started to meet the NC.Fire Code. which the buildingshaven‘t met in 30 years.The NC. Department of Insurancemade these changes. plus otherscurrently being done. mandatory.Stairways that don‘t lead directly toexits and improper electrical wiringare some of the repairs that will costFraternity Court residents anestimated $1 .5. million. Both the NC.Fire Code and the Federal Codesshould have been met when thesebuildings were either on the draw ingboard or shortly thereafter. Since theircompletion. people living inFraternity Court put their lives injeopardy by living iti substandardhousing.A recent fire at NCSL”s Sigma Phi

Epsilon house on May 4 onlydemonstrates that renovations shouldhave been completed long ago.

Assistant Director of Student AffairsDrew Smith said that if the houseresident adviser on~dtity hadn‘t actedquickly. the fire would have donemore than burn chapter items andcanse smoke damage to the living anddining rooms.A fire with the magnitude of the one

at [NC-CH could have easilyhappened here at NCST'. If the RAhadn't responded at the Epsilon fire.there would have been more victims-* exams weren‘t finished and manymembers were there.Luckily. a fire at NCSL' didn't cause

the changes to Fraternity Court to bemade. But what about those homesthat aren’t on Fraternity Court‘.’ Someof those houses were once residentialhomes —— meant for one family. not afraternity chapter. The Phi GammaDelta house was once a residentialhome in Chapel Hill; and was. like itsneighbors. considered a privateresidence. But it and those like itaren't private residences because ofthe number of people housed in themand shouldn‘t be treated as such.Changes should be made on thesehomes as well to meet the Fire Code.Fraternity Court residents should be

thankful that changes are being madeto better ensure their safety. Thechanges w ill be worth the cost ,_ it isbetter to have something and not needit. than to need it and not have it.

Observe Memorial Day

I By not recognizing a nationaland state holiday. is NC. Statebeing unpatriotic'.’

it Monday. millions ofAmericans receiv ed a day offin the form of Memorial Day.

While some used the time to go to thebeach or to sleep late. others reali/edthe holidays true purpose: toremember those .-\niericans who gavetheir lives for their country.For over If)” years. American men

and women have died on battlefields—— some far away and others close tohome —- to protect the dreams andideas this country was founded on.When called to serve their country.these Americans bravely respondedand gave their all so that we mightsleep comfortably at night.But apparently that sacrifice isn‘t

enough for the powers that run thisuniversity. Despite the fact thatMemorial Day is a federal holiday.observed by national and most stateemployees. NC. State. a state-supported university. doesn’t allowstudents to take the day off toremember America's fallen heroes.These people made the ultimate

sacrifice for this country to protectmany of our freedoms. rights andvalues. Whether administrators

Eorroa m CHIEF. Chris Baysdenl chnsb®smascancsu edur- #9.” an. em _, cg- ,,g-g.,_g,i,lNewngdi-tor—I.:.......7.r...7....17.......:.7.JarsonAKingrW Business Manager ........ Robert Sadlerl Opinion Editor ...................... Nicole Bowman Sales Manager. .. ............... Steven Hodges1 Sports Editor .................................. Matt Laif Classified Manager ................ Dawn Wotapkai Production Manager .................. Mike Cuales Ads Production Manager ......... Derick Satterfiefdt Photography Editor ........... Salvador Farfan llt Personnel Director ..................... Julie CohenL‘”"'V°5_ME'E€§E-~x:ggrgg--:.59Eal‘,,5“§§?','_,DWW.54W'E,‘§F'?‘9E:-:‘1;::-;:-C“"S WW

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recognize it or not. one of the thingsthey defended was our educationalsystem. We have the privilege ofattending educational institutionswhere we can speak our minds. askhonest questions and receive hottestanswers in large part thanks to thesacrifices made by past generations ofour sentinels of freedom.NCSl' should honor America‘s

fallen soldiers by observing MemorialDay. Instead of starting the summersession on a Tuesday. it should havebegun on Monday. allowing studentsto take the day off to reflect on theimportance of freedom and the pricemany paid so that we may enjoy it.By not allowing NCSL' students and

faculty to have Memorial Day off. agreat disservice was given to both theNCSL' community and those whomthe holiday remembers. It shows whatlittle concern the powers that be havefor our veterans and fallen patriotsand denies students the chance tolearn about and remember those whofought for them to be able to attendthis university. The Belltower. whichgraces the university‘s seal. is a warmemorial. It seems almosthypocritical not to observe such asomber and important day.

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Commentary

Justice losing ground in litigation

This great country of oursis one hell of a place. Youcan speak your mind. frcclyelccf your leaders and sue the (pants off of anybody 0litigation is becoming as \|great a symbol of \mcrican \lculture .is \lom. apple pie ' .and tabloid television TjAttorneys and law firms \tltiffltl‘tttlt' lltt‘ yt‘lliivy prtg‘t‘s t‘l ralmost every city in thc \country. fighting tooth and ‘ffdll TU Tfalltll‘c' llfc T.llC\i Rpersonal minty cldllll or \defective product surf Theyare multiply mg like rabbits. and .it thisrate. we if need a lawyer hunting season\o bag liniif. no stamps. and ray ing mobsw ifh tori lies and clubs get first c rat kBut rather than going to such c‘\lft‘lf'-c‘albeit gratify trig measures. the \nprcnicCourt is don g its part to help sl'lllll'lrunaway litigation by striking down anc\ccssi\c piiniftvc dariiagc award in thecase of RV“ ot \orth .\mcrit.i, Inc \(iorc The high court threw out .i \3million punitive award to an \l.ib.iiiradoctor becritrse of a bad paint rob Hediscovered that his shiny new l‘l\l\\ hadbeen repainted to Ll)\t'l some scratchesdtiririg transit to the dealer Ihe car wassold to hnn as if if was in mint conditionand the damage was never disclosed This.in Alabama. constitutes fraudDr (iorc sued and won. receiving \Jltlflilfl actual damages and .i lltflicl'llllllllillljl $4million in punitive damages The AlabamaSupreme Court later knocked the award

Consider safety before tragedy strikesOn Sunday. May II.“\c people tllt‘d .tfftlthree were innircd .rf ‘the Phi (ianiiiia Delta (tiaicrnity lfotfsc dl ()l'NCChapel HillNews of the tragedy .\cvtcrii did not teachstudents. staff andfaculty until after thegraduation ceremoniesbeing held the sameday \\ hat should havebeen the first d iv of abright. new future formany became .1 day ittense. emotional w airing They waited forfirefighters to control the bla/e and tolearn the names and numbers of the deadThey feared hearing of friends w ho didnot make if thiougli the flamesIn the day s that lollowcd new spapcrs.radio and television repeated the detailsover .iiid over llrc Saturday night partythat preceded the lac was not one of thealcohol orgies that stereotype fraternitiesIt was a graduation celebration attendedby parents including a member of thel'\(' Board of (iovcinors The partybegan outdoors but rain forced it into thefraternity house basement It was a t .isc oftoo much water in the wrong placeTwo days later a smoldering cigarette ina plastic trash bag ictf ill the basement ‘.y.ispinpointed as the cause of the fire fromthe beginning. people speculated about thenon-existent sprinkler systems Theconsensus \\.ts that a sprinkler sy stemwould have divcrfcil the tragedy \ow we

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he Supreme Courtsaid that punitivedamages should bereasonable stating thatan .iw aid over iIf finvcsthe actual damage wastoo much It didn'tliliavv any lines savingEvvliaf t‘\:lcll_\ is too Mmuch. but it did makean c\ainplc of the gooddoctor‘s gougingltoi one believe thatpunitive damages havetheir place \llll fines isl‘lll‘lt'kl with badpicssi .llt‘ the only way to get a bigciriiiparry ‘s attention llrif such outlandishpenalties are our of line l oiii milliondollars for .i few scratches ’ li.\l\\"s policyw as fraudulent. and they should pay lhifgiving all that money to one man isnothing birf piiic gri'eil(ioic argued that since ll.\l\\ had sold.ippfo\irif.ifcly l.lllill repaired cars .is new.the \1 million would make up for ifi341 it ill riiiics l.t)llll carsi lint shouldn‘tthat money go to the people that wereripped off’ lrric. (ioic was a victim. btitnot llfal big of a v ictiiii (iore would havewalked away a very rich man. while theother ‘N‘I buyers ot the imperfect li.\l\\'sdidn t get a dime \thic's tlic rustrcc inthat ’[he only way 84 million could be anacceptable figure is if that was the amountiii damages awarded to all l.lilitl owners iiia class-action surf. rvof nisf one man.

have no water in theright play cSprinkler systems.sprinkler systems Thereare no laws requiringthem ()nly the .\ ('(icncial '\\\t‘ll|T‘T) cando anything about that\\ ill fhcy '\\on‘f they '\s this is an electionyear. who tan sav .-\few legislators areintroducing a bill to thisyt'.tf's slii‘fl st‘ssfiflf tilthe legislature. however.short sessions are foracting on pending bills. not introducingllt'v\ villt‘\\lcoliol also played a part in the deaths(ft the five who died. only Joanna llowellot t‘ary had not been drinking. The otherllllll Tlrttl T‘lv‘iltl .llttllltil TL'\CT\ llltll “CFCmore than l\\lcC the legal limit for drivingin \oirhl .rrolina '\s it this wasn't badcnotfgh. only one of the four was of legaldrinking ageDuring the investigation. fraternity andsorority hoiiscs at many North Carolinauniversities were inspected Here .it NC\fate. 3b tiarciiritv members sleep in an.flllv. only .lch‘\\|T‘TC bv a thrceetoot holecut in a ceiling The inspector who foundthis gave the house a rating of live on dscale of one to left He ftit‘lht‘l \itllt‘tl hr.‘had ' sceri beltcr. but I‘ve seen much.much worse " \ (' (‘cntral l‘niversify isso far out or compliance w ith insurancesafety regulations that the state hasdiscussed closing down certain buildings

Perhaps BMW owes $4 million. btit theyobviously don't owe it to one manBy striking this down. the Supreme(‘ourt is helping to stem the tide of ieyccssivc awards Many a greedy soul is “otrf to nail some huge corporation oversome insignificant error. be it hot coffee orno warnings about riding .i bike at night.all under the cldllll that such huge amountsare the only w av to get the lug. badt ongloincrates to change their cv ifbloodsucking ways. But the only personhelped by these lawsuits are the plaintiffs Tand their lawyers. \chonald‘s coffee wasway too hot to be safe Though the womanwho spilled it oiv herself should have had 1the common sense to not try to remove the ilid from dll obviously hot cup w hrlcdriving. the golden arches were .it faultThe woman did suffer a great deal. butshould she be the one getting the punitivedamages ’The purpose of punitive fines are topunish the offender. not fatten the walletsof victims and their lawyers .-\cfualdamages and pain and suffering shouldcertainly go to the victim. but will societybe better served if the burned womanreceived several million or punitivedamages ’ No.So. what to do with punitive awards ' .\modest proposal, (iive the money to acharitable trust maintained by the state oranother charitable organi/ation asdesignated by the plaintiff (in mg amillion dollars to a btirn center or anorphanage will be of far greater benefit to.br‘r‘ STOREV. l'il'c’i" P

for several years. their violations havebeen known and nothing has been doneabout II. it is so bad on (‘crrtral‘s campusthat iii some class buildings only thegrotiiid floor cart be Used for safetyreasons.\\ by are people suddenly so concernedwiih correcting the safety violations instudent housing‘.‘ Why have the violationsbeen allowed to accumulate ’ The ('hapelllill (‘ity (‘oiincil applied for the authorityto take action on the sprinkler issue acouple of years ago They dropped ll whenbusiness leaders fought against the issuebecause of ”W costs Iff\iil\Ctl Home of [herenovations have been priced at as iiiticlras Slllllilllll dollars. That breaks down to820(le) dollars for the life of each of thefive who died. I think each parent wouldgladly come up w irh a portion of the costto have their children alive today. Alumniand parents of members of the fraternitiesand sororities could surely finance therepairs and renovations thl as they cameup w ith the money to buy refreshmentsand hire a band for that party.«\s promised. the special bill to give theChapel Hill City Council the authority torequire sprinklers in Greek houses hasbeen introduced at the NC GeneralAssembly. ltist as quickly. if was referredto a committee. Bills grow old and die incommittees. In another blindly intelligentmove. the same assembly has sidesteppedfunding for improvements at all L'NCSy stem campuses. They say they ' llallocate some funds but it might have to.s‘r-i- BENNEU. Page i D

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Storey(Tilt/1.1111111 71.111; l’tiuisociety than giving it to some sapwtth slick lawyers that have yachtpayments to make The companieswill take a hit no matter what. sowhy not put it to good use'.’Will this ever happen'.’ I'd besurprised if it did. The AmericanTrial Lawyers Association (the realsnakes in the reptilian practice oflaw) will whine and complain.saying such action will deter peoplewith legitimate claims frompressing them tn court. (It will alsocut into their already astronomicalincome. but you’ll never catchthem admitting to that.) Peoplewith legitimate claims backed bysound evidence will win. andthey’ll most likely get a littlesomething for their trouble.But if the primary motive is aseven~figure shot in the arm insteadofjustice. then the millionsextracted will be wasted on greed.while people still go hungry andhomeless.This is a land of plenty. but plentyfor whoni'.’

Bennett(initiated from Pug:be by special hills.

I find it a great pity that we arenot proactive in situations thatconcern the safety and well-beingof others. Why does it alwaysrequire needless deaths to wake usup to our responsibility as citizensand as human beings'.‘ I find it allvery depressing. As depressing asrealizing that all five lives couldhave been saved if someone hadthought to take out the trash beforegoing to bed.

Street('UIIII’IIM'J from Page .3have seemed to cl0se down ortransform into something entirelydifferent overnight What takes theplace of these old businesses?Manhattan Bagel replaced TheLodge. Hillsborough StreetBookstore took over Dl's Book andNeWs and Starbucks Coffeeappeared where the University Grillonce was, turning HillsboroughStreet into a coffee lover‘s paradise(At least five other establishmentson Hillsborough Street eitherspecialize in or serve coffeelOther fairly new additions toHillsborough Street over the pastcouple of years include LasMargaritas. the Rathskellar. Jersey

Mike's Subs and the EU ()utlctclothing store.But even with all of these changestaking place. many restaurants andother businesses have stood the testof time. Among these are Brothersand Two Guys Pizza as well as ('upAloe. which remains one of themost popular places to get a cup ofcoffee. And don‘t forget the manybars on Hillsborough Street. whichplay a major role in weekend nightlife for many NCSU studentsRegardless of how many changesHillsborough Street undergoes.students will always use II as eithera place to get a quick bite to eat. aparking ticket. a weekend hangoutor a gathering place after winning agame —— keeping HillsboroughStreet eternally synonymous withNC. State.

MoviesContinued from Page 2drive-ins." Covington said. "Justbeing outdoors in the summer whenthe .sun goes down is anexperience."Audience members are allowed tobring blankets and chairs to sit on.as well as food and drinks.including glass bottles. as long asthey dispose of their trash.Bug spray would also be a goodidea to combat the mosquitopopulation. which thrives in NorthCarolina‘s lovely hot and humidweather.The audience seemed to reallyenjoy the outdoor movie-goingexperience.“Everyone there seemed so laidback. the atmosphere was sorelaxed." said Shannon Nelson. ajunior at NCSU. "There is plenty ofroom to sit. everyone has a goodview of the screen. and it's so neatto just be underneath the stars andwatch a movie. Besides. when's thelast time you took a picnic basket to

General Cinema or one of thoseother theaters?“Merrill Mann. a sophomore at theUniversity of Richmond. was alsopleased with the experience.“This is the first time I've seen amovie on the lawn." Mann said.“And I will be coming again. Whata deal. it’s only three bucks. It‘sdefinitely worth it."If the outdoors aren‘t to yourliking. but you still want to secthese movies. you can see them at 7pm. on Fridays inside the museumauditorium. In the case of rain. the9 pm. screenings will be shown inthe auditorium.Tickets cost only slightly morethan they do at Blue Ridge; 33 forthe public and $2.50 for museummembers. If you want to savemoney. buy a packet of the wholemonth‘s series for $l0 (for thepublic) or $9 (for members). Forchildren ages 5 through ll.admission is only $2. and childrenunder 5 are admitted free.For more information. call theNorth Carolina Museum of Art at833-3548.

NotesContinued from PageA new event is being added to thefestivities this year. The Jimmy V("elebrity Golf (‘lassic MillionDollar Shootout will be held at fourdriving ranges in the Trianglethroughout August and will give amember of the public a chance towin a spot at a shot at one million

dollars.Qualifying rounds will determinewho will advance to the final roundand at the million-dollar prize.Tickets to the Classic will go onsale June 15 and will be available atlocal Kerr Drugs. First Union.Mitchell‘s Hairstyling. MedlinDavis Cleaners and KrogerSupermarkets. ()r you can call(9W) 3632254 for ticketinformation. It can also be accessedonline at jimmyv .org /golf

classichtml. Ticket prices are $5.00in advance or $8.00 on the day ofthe event.Celebrities who have participatedin the Classic in the past includeCharles Barkley. Hootie and theBlowfish. ESPN's Dan Patrick andDick Vitale. Rebecca Lobo. LeslieVisser. James Worthy. Joe Piscopoand of course Bob Staak.Wolfpack alums who have madethe trip in the past include MonteTowe. who led the Pack to the 1974

MissionE"’1'.'11"iitirl' 'l '1'" [H\t -your standard spy material That is.until thc tIt‘llDIC'L‘litssltlg startsThen. and I'll be the first to admitll. things get tit/1y.I can't really say why things areso confusing without giving awaywhat surprising secrets tlicrc are inthe film. lets just say that tor thcfirst time since I was .1 child. I leftthe theater totally confused .Is tothe plot of the himSo. my best ad\icc is to sll back.forget the story. and marv cl atDel’alma's brilliant action sccncsThe film essentially Lilllslsls of”NW: L‘Itthtlr‘ttlt‘ sc‘l plt‘c‘t‘s titlt‘ Illa ballroom. onc Ill .1 high-techcomputer center and one on a highspeed train. I'hcsc \tL‘llt'\ arc theheart and soul of the liliii. and theymake it soar.Dcl’alma is a master of actionsequences that involve scvcrallc\cls of danger colliding at onetime. for e\.imp|c. iii the film'sbest sequence. (rum: is suspendedin air above .1 scciircd floor whosealarm can be triggered by theslightest incrcasc lll pressure ortemperature llc's .tlso dependenton the man holding the w ire. who isafraid of the rat crawling by hisface 1 licn there's the governmentman who could walk in the room atany moment. It's a great. but tense.scene that will give you yourmoney‘s worth Just don't questionthe plot or the feasibility of theaction scenes and some goodper‘toriiitmccs by the star-filled cast.It‘s a much better film than thatbloated. special effects bag ofwind. "Twister." w hose solc assetis computeri/ed tornadoes(iradc: B

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