l l Entertanment board falls short agan.l Monday nght s sparsely attended Rck Roberts concert n the Unversty Student Center Theatre served to underlne

Techncan Volume Llll, Number 41 Wednesday, January 10, 1973 I d -' Glman food drector slot Covn leaves Unon poston by Marty Pate News Edtor In a surprse move, Unon Food Servces Drector Bob Covn submtted hs resgnaton Jaguary 4. effectve January 19. Covn. drector snce July 15, 1971. sad he had receved a better busness opportunty from a caterng servce n Mam, Fla Ṫhe Food Servces Commttee, n a meetng yesterday, chose Larry Glman, assstant food servces drector, as Covn's replacement. Henry Bowers, ex-offco commttee member and assstant dean of Student Affars called Glman extremely competent, thorough, and attentve to detal. Glman, lke Covn, s a graduate of Cornell Unversty, and Covn termed the commttee selecton as an excellent one. I thnk Larry wll do an excellent job. He s young and well lked by the students. I have nothng but prasesfor hm. THE RESIGNATION left some members of the commttee and Unon admnstrators n a quandry as to the fate of several planned food servce nnovatons due to be mplemented ths semester. One such nnovaton, to be ntroduced January 15, s converson of The Walnut room, located on the fourth floor of the Student Center, nto a cafetera. H0wever, Covn s resgnaton may cause the openng of the Walnut Room to be delayed ndefntely. Bowers explaned, The rooms ready to go, but we may encounter a staffng and supervsory problem. Whether he can take on all ths by hmself s the problem. Covn agreed that staff problems had been very great, but felt hs departure would present.no undue dffcultes. It mght slow down expanson some, but I don t really thnk t would cause any greatlproblems. There doesn't have to be any problems because the deas have been brought out already. BUTBOWERS feels some fnancal dffculty wll result from Covn s resgnaton snce t wll mean some delay n openng certan areas. A lot depends on the people avalable and how well Larry wll be able to handle t all," he sad. The search for a sutable assstant to Glman s now underway, but Bowers sad that the retanng of one mght take some tme. A meetng of the food servces commttee s scheduled for Thursday afternoon to attempt and solve the Walnut room confuson and revew Glman s proposals for operatng the food servces. Holshouser New governor ends Republcans long wat Governor Holshouser delvers hs naugural address/photo by Caram) by R.J. lrace Features Edtor North Carolnans, both n attendance or lstenng over the news meda, wtnessed the January 5, 1973 naugural swearng n of 38-year old Boone resdent, James Eubert Holshouser, Jr.. as the State s 63rd elected governor. Holshouser s the frst Republcan to occupy the State s hghest poltcal offce n 72 years. Also sworn nto offce was 35-year old James B. Hunt, Jr.. the newly elected Democratc Leutenant Governor who assumes offce as North Carolna s frst full tme Lt. Governor. Hunt s a State graduate and former Student Body Presdent. Councl of State members, Robert Morgan, Attorney General; John R. Ingram, Commssoner of Insurance; Wllam C. Creel, Commssoner of Labor: Dr. A. Crag Phllps, Superntendant of Publc Instructon: Henry L. Brdges, State Audtor; Edwn Gll. State Treasurer, Thad Eu-re. Secretary of State. and James A. Graham,Commssoner of Agrculture also took the oath of offce.. THE NEW GOVERNOR combned educatonal background, legslatve experence. poltcal nstnct. and a record of communty servce to defeat Democratc gubernatoral canddate. Hargrove Skpper Bowles n last November s general electon. Governor Holshouser completed hs undergraduate studes at Davdson College n 1956 and followng that receved hs law degree from the Unversty of North Carolna at Chapel Hll n 1960. In 1962, Holshouser was elected to hs frst publc offce as a State Representatve and served four terms n the North Carolna House of Representatves. Durng hs legslatve tenure. he advocated and supported legslaton for such ssues and causes as reorganzaton of state government. reformaton of the judcary. restructurng of hgher educaton, and drug abuse. Holshouser has served as House Mnorty Leader. House-Senate Caucus Leader. and Vce-Charman of the House Rules and Judcary Commttees. The Governor also served three terms as charman of the State Republcan Party. HOLSHOUSER was nstrumental n helpng to organze and create the Regonal Mental Health Authorty and served on the frst advsory board. He has also been actve as town and county attorney n hs home dstrct and served on the Board of Drectors,of the Southern Appalacha Hstorcal Assocaton. The US. Jaycees honored Holshouser n 1971 when he was one of the fve men n the naton to be honored as a recpent of the Jaycee s Freedom Guard Award. In announcng hs canddacy for governor. the Boone natve sad, "Our state stands on the threshold of greatness. and yet So much needs to be done. I recognze the awesome responsblty and enormous task n the job I seek. I know that no man can do t alone. At the same tme. I also know that the people n North Carolna have a sprt equal to any challenge. Governor Holshouser s marred to the former Patrca IIoIIngsworth. They have a nne-year old daughter. Gnny. Poor weather delays Gardner arboretum by Andy Terrll Ass 't News Edtor Because of a month of heavy ran. the ME. Gardner Arboretum s only sxty percent fnshed, although the orgnal dedcaton date of January 8 has passed. Accordng to Dck Annand. grounds superntendent for the Physcal Plant. the ground was too wet for plantng durng much of December. All of the plant materal has been donated by the nurseres, we have ths. and we could have been 95 percent of the way fnshed f there had not been so much ran. As t s. we have the walks and walls fnshed and we just have not been able to put n the plantngs." he sad. The dedcaton of the arboretum was set for Monday, but t was postponed because of weather condtons. Presently t has been ndefntely postponed untl the chances for better weather have mproved. SOME CONTROVERSY has arsen over the plans by the landscape archtect Geoffry McLean to remove several large Red Cedar trees surroundng the arboretum ste. Opponents of the removal clam t s not necessary. but McLean has defended hs plan as techncally and aesthetcally necessary. Accordng to Armand, the plans stll call for the removal of the trees. Wth the Physcal Plant dong the constructon. the arboretum has been bult almost completely from donatons. snce no state funds were avalable for the project. Alumn organzatons were contacted for funds. members of the North Carolna N u rsery men s Assocaton pledged gfts of plant materals. and the brcks were receved at half-prce. Accordng to Rudy~ Pate. drector of Foundatons and Development. acknouledgements were made n the dedcaton ceremones program. and a number of plaques wll be placed around the arboretum. In the semcrcular brck area on the west sde. the man plaque dedcatng the a rboretum to Dr. Gardner wll be placed on the front of the brck wall. In small recessed areas all along the area. plaques wll be placed to denote gfts. to the projects," he sad. Pate added. Ths s worth at least $100,000 n monetary addton to the campus. and n terms of ts beauty t s worth much more." t. '.3. I,-'. t 00,18! Wrong Turn Honestly Offcer. that tunnel just jumped rght out n front of me..." Actually a faculty wfe lost control of her car whle lookng for somethng on the seat December 22 whle motorng behnd Dabney Hall. Although the tunnel receved severe njury. the drver was ynharmed. (Photo by ( hcstcrl

l l Entertanment board falls short agan.l Monday nght s sparsely attended Rck Roberts concert n the Unversty Student Center Theatre served to underlne the shortcomngs of ths year s Entertanment Commttee. The concert was poorly planned, poorly supervsed and, n short, nothng more than a waste of money. The Entertanment Commttee has succeeded admrably n squanderng ts money all semester, and ts $500 outlay for the Roberts concert countnued ts reputaton for thoughtless plannng. The performance attendance was hampered by the fact that lttle attenton was gven by the Commttee to publczng the event. Few students even knew that the concert was to be gven. Ths reflects the nablty of the commttee to deal wth the realty of the stuaton. Odds are that any underpublczed event s gong to lose money, and that was exactly the poston the planners of Monday nght s concert put themselves n. Earler last semester, the Entertanment Commttee exhbted ts poor attempts at concert plannng by presentng n the Student Center Theatre concerts whch were unsutable to the premses. The result were that the new Theatre was badly damaged by carpet burns and equpment was damaged. The new Theatre s smply not conducve by the very nature of ts atmosphere to hard reek concerts. Ths poor plannng has also had nherent n t a dsregard for the tastes of the students. The entertanment provded by the Entertanment Commttee and most other campus actvtes commttees has shown an amazng lack of varety. Evdence as to the reason why ths lack of varety n muscal entertanment s controlled by a small and elte group of students. For example, Jm Trce, who s char man of the Entertanment Commttee for the Student Center, s the charman n - l charge of plannng All-Campus weekend. It s nfortunate that these thngs have One person holdng two mportant postons such as these wll undoubtedly remeded before the present semester s happened. Hopefully they wll be. nfluence both organzatons n the same too far gone. The Entertanment Commttee as well as other groups who secure drecton. There should be an attempt made to place dfferent persons n dfferent postons. otherwse t wll be representatve of student tastes and campus entertanment should be more unavodable that all entertanment wll be atttudes. Better plannng and publcty chosen accordng to the ndvdual charman s tastes. There should also be prov zatons are to be n any way successful. must also be sought after f the organ- sons made for choosng muscal groups Only wth these changes can these accordng" to the desres of the students campus groups expect to provde the rather than arbtrarly by any ndvdual students wth the~ desred forms of entertanment. or group of ndvduals. EDITORIALS A paper that s entrely the product of the student body becomes at once the offcal organ through whch the thoughts, the actvty, and n fact the very lfe of the campus, s regstered. It s the mouthpece through whch the students themselves talk. College lfe wthout ts journal s blank. Techncan, vol. 1, no. 1, February 1, 1920. Stormy road ahead. * The recently convened 93rd Congress promses to be a stormy one for Presdent Rchard M. Nxon. Both the loyal opposton Democrats and some members of Nxon s own Republcan party have become dsgruntled wth Nxon s treatment of Congress. Ths sesson s shapng up to be a battle between advocates of a strong executve branch and those who favor a more equtable dstrbuton of powers between the executve and legslatve branches of government. In recent years, Congress has abdcated a great deal of ts authorty to the executve branch. Snce the Johnson admnstraton Congress has found tself left further and further out n the cold as far as ts lawmakng functon has been concerned. Rchard Nxon has treated Congress as a lesser partner by consstently gnorng the wshes of the Senate and House of Representatves. V The present admnstraton has mpounded funds allocated by Congress for hghway mprovement as well as funds earmarked for ecologcal purposes on the grounds that the spendng of these funds would contrbute to the present nflatonary nature of the naton s economy. By mpoundng these funds, Nxon has dsregarded the wshes of the most representatve branch of the US. government, the US. Congress. The conduct of the Vetnam War snce Nxon s successful re-electon campagn has also aroused a large degree of dscontent n Congress. The peace that was at hand at the end of October s as yet Hadany lately? Page 2/ Techncan / January 10, 1973 stll elusve, and the bombng of the North whch has oscllated between saturaton bombng and perodc bombng pauses has renewed actve Congressonal opposton on both sdes of the asle. Several of the Presdent s own poltcal colleagues have voced ther own dsapproval of hs conduct of the war whch the Amercan people were led to beleve would end f Nxon got hs four more years. The war promses to be a pont of contnung frcton between the Presdent and Congress. The Watergate affar also promses to rase some Congressonal eyebrows. Senator Sam van, the senor Senator from NC, s headng the Congressonal nvestgaton of the affar, and Ervn s a strong advocate of the resezure of Congressonal powers. Hs nvestgaton wll undoubtedly help to reassert Congressonal nfluence n government and wll also help to nstll a certan amount of fear nto the executve branch. The effect of the Congressonal desre to recover some of ts lost powers, n company wth the "ontnung war, and the nvestgaton of Wa gate s yet to be seen, but there are rumblngs of dscontent comng from Captol Hll. Ths sesson of Congress seems determned to regroup ts lost powers and once agan exert ts rghtful power upon the Amercan governmental system. The success of ths attempt wll nsure the contnued rght of the Amer can people to have a voce n government through ther elected representatves n Congress. (photo by Can) Called conspracy Efforts The Lghter Sde by Dck West WASHINGTON UPI- At each openng of a new sesson of Congress, the younger. more junor lawgvers make an effort to change the rules. whch by a curous concdence. tend to favor older. more senor lawgvers. Ths s called congressonal reform. Meanwhle. by an equally curous concdence. the older. more senor lawgvers strve to preserve the status quo. Ths s called senorty. On Wednesday. House Democrats wll vote on a proposal to modfy the senorty system under whch commttee charmanshps go to the members who have served the longest. Under the new plan. charmen would be elected by secret ballot at a party caucus. And ths s called Conspracy. After years of observng these rules fghts. I have concluded the farest way to settle the matter would be to take t out of the hands of Congress entrely. Let the rules under whch Congress operates be formulated by an mpartal panel of outsders who have no nterest n becomng commttee charmen themselves. How would the panelbe closen PWell. n my judgment the deal choce for the job would be Parker Bros. the wonderful folks who brought you the game of Monopoly." And other games too numerous to menton. Ths company has had experence draftng rules to cover just about every stuaton magnable. Congress would be no challenge at all. The Parker Bros. rules for selectng commttee charmen mght go somethng lke ths Openng moves On the frst day of Congress. all members of the majorty party assemble on the space marked "go." Through a seres of moves. they try to advance to one of the squares marked "Charman." IT'S BRIGHT RED 69 MG AND I'M SURE PHRKED IT HERE SOME PLACE... modfy senorty In Congress. charmen' are almost always squares. Optons - A member may advance ether va Longevty. whch has no obstacles but takes a lot of tme. or he may advance by Mert." whch s qucker but n short supply. Progress - Progress s determned by "Logrollng. Each member s allowed to perform fve favors per sesson and s enttled to collect fve favors n return. Rate of progress depends who does what for whom. Challenge - lfa player lands on a Charman" space that s already occuped. he may challenge the ncumbent by collectng the favors owed to hm by other members. Ouster - A member who s dslodged from a Charman space must ether return to Go or retre and become a "Lobbyst. Techncan Edtor... John N. Walston Senor Edtor... George Panton Assocate Edtor... Beverly Prvette News Edtor... Marty Pate Sports Edtor... Ken Lloyd Features Edtor... RJ. Irace Managng Edtor... Paul Tanck Edtoral Assstant... Wlle Bolck Photo Edtor... Ed C aram Producton Manager... Eml Stewart Advertsng Manager... (reg Hoots Crculaton Manager...... B ll Belk Founded February l. I920. wth Ml. Trce as the IS! edtor. the Techncan s publshed Monday. Wednesday. and Frday durng the school year by the students of North Carolna State Unversty except durng holdays and exam perods. Represented by Natonal Advertsng Servce. lnc.. agent for natonal advertsng, wth offces located n sutes 3 l 20-2l n the Unversty Student Center. ('ates Avenue. ( ampus and malng address at PO. Box 5698. Ralegh. NC. 27607. Subscrptons are $5.00 per academc semester. 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.o Look at the 9, PgeOns, lttle boys hold ther spots by R.J. lrace Features ljdtor Glstenng Ralegh Polce and Hghway Patrol badges. rampagng pre-teenagers, Tar Heel Natonal Guard unts, dsgruntled, undaunted Democratc onlookers, hgh school marchng bands, legslators, mountaneers, Republcan loyalsts, and more were present to wtness the outdoor nauguraton on the east sde of the State Captol, of James Eubert Holhouser,Jr. He thus became the 63rd governor of North Carolna and the frst Republcan to occupy the colonst orgnated offce n 72 years. Followng the admnsterng of the oath of offce by State Supreme Court Chef Justce, Wllam Bobbtt, the Watauga County natve who became the youngest Chef Executve to hold the offce of governor at age 38, was gven a l9-gun salute fred by four 105 mllmeter howtzers whch were located adjacent to the naugural area. Councl of State member and Commssoner of Agrculture, Jm Graham, remarked upon seeng the howtzers ponted toward the Agrculture Buldng, When I heard the frst one go off, I thought Damn, they re after me already. Graham, a Democrat, and re-elected to hs state offce, could scarcely eradcate the rsng clouds of whte smoke emtted from the ron cylndrcal tubes whch sgnfed the begnnng of a Rep lcan admnstraton - the Holshouser Comman. PRECEDING T SWEARING-IN of Governor Holshouser, the eght Councl of State members were sworn n separately by dfferent assocate justces of the State Supreme Court. For the Democrats, the only new personaltes among the Councl members were John R. Ingram,. Commssoner of Insurance, and Wllam C. Creel. Commssoner of Labor. 35 year old James B. Hunt, Jr.. was ntroduced on the naugural platform by outgong Lt. Governor Pat Taylor, and then sworn n as North Carolna s new and frst full-tme leutenant governor. Throughout the offcal actvtes on the naugural platform, people dsfgured themselves n a varety of nterestng bodly postons as they curved and contorted themselves n efforts to get a glmpse of the new governor. Boys clmbed the trees on the State Captol grounds (ths reporter almost caught a sx foot State members. long branch atop hs head as t fell from the upper heghts ofa tree that quartered some ggglng youngsters who had scrambled to the top oft), resdent squrrels took refuge n safer, more recluse areas, 88] agents on the balcony of. James Holshouser (r) takes the oath of offce from Chef Justce Wllam Bobbtt durng the nauguraton ceremones. Holshouser became the frst Republcan Governor to hold that offce n 72 years.(photo by Caram) the State Captol surveyed the naugural area wth the keen vglance of Caesar. The offcals and hosts of the festvty experenced frustraton n gettng to the metal foldng chars whch had been provded for them near the naugural platform. Although oppressvely overcast throughout the mornng and penetratngly chlly. the sun emerged durng the outset of the swearng-n ceremones, the frst offcal beng Democrat John R. Ingram. EARLIER THAT MORNING, Natonal Guard battalons from across the entre state representng the eastern, central, and western regons of North Carolna, pad trbute and executed mltary honors at the Executve Manson for Governor Robert W. Scott who at that moment had lttle more than one hour remanng n offce. Followng that, Scott and Holshouser proceeded together to the State Captol from the Manson n a caravan of whte cars consstng of the Governor, Governor-elect, Ueutenant-governor-elect, and the Councl of Jesse Rae Scott and Pat Holshouser accompaned ther husbands throughout the day. After the nauguraton was a two-hour parade down Fayettevlle Street. Mr. and Mrs. Scott, and Governor and Mrs. Holshouser occuped specal seats n a revewng stand located n front of the Wake County Courthouse. Scott who chomped on a cgar and attred hmself wth a top hat and long coat, commented after the parade, It looks lke I'm gong to have to cut some frewood tonght. The former governor was referrng to hs Haw Rver resdence n Alamance county. Wth the Shaw Unversty marchng band and the Grand Marshall begnnng the Fayettevlle Street actvtes. thousands of spectators lned the streetsdes to observe the celebraton. Clowns bcycled along the street dsplayng a bag of antcs. Sherff s deputes and SBI agents on top of varous buldngs were slhouetted aganst the sky. Three large planes from the 82nd Arborne Dvson at Fort Bragg astonshed the mass by flyng over and drectly down Fayettevlle Street at a low atttude. HAVING DIPPED INTO the 30 s mdway through the gala, the parade goers nterest ddn t seem to be vsbly subdued. Men could be seen wrappng ther coats around ther wves. Certan offcals were notced harborng army olve-green blankets. The marchng musc contnued as the people lstened to fadng and Stranng from the heghts of a tree. one the by youngster catches a glmpse of nauguraton ceremones. (photo Can). oncomng drum beats. Followng the Enloe Hgh School band, the crowd dspersed and cars began floodng the roadways. Governor Holshouser and former Governor Scott re-vsted the State Captol long enough to complete the tradtonal ceremony of transferrng the Great Sealofthe State. Publc receptons at both the Legslatve Buldng and the Governor s Manson kept the new Frst Famly n ntmately close contact wth North Carolnans who fled past them to shake hands and offer congratulatons. ' Meanwhle. the State Captol resdent squrrels re-entered ther prestegous doman. n [cs ox.00 na doctor's bag by Arnold Werner, MD. Address letters to Dr. Arnold Werner, Box 974, East Lansng, N 48823. Is t possble for a woman to have sexual ntercourse wth any of the larger non-human speces of mammala? If so, how would ths be accomplshed? Sure. Sexual contacts between nonhuman anmals and women are unusual, but do occur. The majorty of these contacts usually are of an oral-gental nature, wth the beast on the oral sde. However, large anmals can have ntecourse wth women and are occasonal subjects of pornographc stag" flms. My understandng s that such actvtes are usually accompaned by an amount of cauton and trepdaton proportonal to the sze of the anmal nvolved. Dogs and horses appear to be favored and l have heard of no report ofanyone makng t wth a dolphn or whale. although ths would seem to pose a greater challenge. Men also have ntercourse wth anmals, small farm anmals beng preferred. but never wth chckens. Occasonally the queston of possble pregnancy through human - nonhuman sexual contact s rased. Such an event s a bologcal mpossblty because of the vast dfferences. between the protoplasmc and genetc materal of sex cells n dfferent speces. Last summer I was one of two women laborers on a cty street crew. After constant shovelng of blacktop and other heavy work. I m afrad that may have developed a herna. ls - ths possble for a 1 9 year old woman? A herna usually refers to a protruson of a loop of ntestne through the abdomnal wall. Broadly speakng, t can refer to a protruson of any organ or structure through the wall that contans t. Whle hernas are much more. cornmon among men, they can also occur n women. In men, the usual herna occurs when a loop of bowel goes through the ngunal canal whch s formed n early development when the testes descended from the area behnd the abdomnal cavty (reptropertoneal space). In women. comparable structures exst through whch a a may occur. One such structure n the mal area s called the canal of Nuck. But ngunal hernas are not common n Women. More often. they have femoral hernas resultng from bowel escapng through the same openng through whch the femoral artery, ven and nerve descend to the leg. Ths s also n the gron area. My surgcal consultant assures me that t s entrely possble for young women to have a herna. I suggest that you be examned by a physcan to determne f ths s the case. lfyou do have a herna t should be repared snce a potentally dangerous stuaton can develop f the loop ofbowel becomes trapped. Fnally. fa herna occurred durng your job, you may be elgble for workwoman s compensaton. How does one go about gettng brth control plls from a college health center? There are several types of college health centers when t comes to contracepton. Some are realstc and vew contraceptve servces as beng wthn the defnton of complete health care. Others feel ths way but dsguse ther ntentons so that you have to know whch doctor to see so you fabrcate a story sayng you are about to get.marred etc. The last group, fortunately dmnshng n number. act as f by gnorng the subject t wll go away. They do not seem bothered by the fact that so many people get pregnant when they don t want to because they are gnorant about where to get servces. To check out your health center. call the appontment nurse or the drector f they do not have a publcally stated polcy, and ask f contraceptve servces are avalable for all students and f there are any strngs attached. Sometmes a separate fee s charged whch s usually reasonable and necessary to defray the extra costs nvolved n ths servce. If you draw a blank at your school, check and see f there s a Planned Parenthood chapter n town, or f health department does famly plannng. Sometmes hosptals have famly plannng clncs. Prvate doctors often can be used. Whenever you make an appontment for contraceptve help. be sure and be specfc wth the secretary or nurse you speak to about what you want so that you can avod the stuaton of seeng someone who won t help you. Proper prescrbng of contraceptves for women requres that a medcal and sexual hstory be taken and a physcal examnaton ncludng a 'pelvc exam be performed. Certan lab tests are also n order. If you are havng trouble fndng a doctor to see you, remember that the combnaton of condom and contraceptve foam. avalable wthout a prescrpton. s hghly effectve brth control. ' Classes resume today Late at 8 am. regstraton wll begn at 8am today n Leazar Hall. Page 3 / Techncan / January 10, 1973

For Bob Yoder Organ s just a hobby by Sandra Mllers Wrter In a basketball season marked by sell-out crowds and State students clmbng over each other to be frst n lne for the good seats, there s, surprsngly enough, one devotee of Wolfpack basketball who walks calmly past hundreds of mpatent fans watng for entrance to each home game and clams hs own specally reserved front-row box seat. WHO IS THIS prvleged character and how does he manage to outwt the eagleeyed tcket takers at Reynolds Colseum? Bob Yoder, organst for all State home basketball games, revealed hs secret wth a smle. I just carry my musc n wth me, he sad. Yoder, a graduate of Wake Forest Unversty, began playng organ for State basketball games nearly four years ago as a substtute for a frend of hs who held the job at that tme. When offered the poston of organst on a regular bass, A MAN AND A MOVEMENT by Jay Acton and Alan LeMond The nsde story that the establshment couldn t slence! Ralph Nader. an obscure lawyer n 1965, became Amerca's loremost consumer crysader. Hs bestsellng book UNSAFE AT ANY lorced Detrot to rase ther auto safety standards. And t was just the begnnng. Snce then he and hs organzaton. ncknamed NADER S RAIDERS by the press. have worked trelessly to mprove the qualty o the toad we eat and the ar we breathe. He's been hounded, threatened and attacked by the large corporatons he dared challenge but he would not be slenced and he could not be stopped. Ths s the true story behnd the man and what he's done.. WARNER PAPERBACK LIBRARY $1.25 Yoder accepted because I enjoy the game so much. A Spansh major at Wake Forest, he also mnored n busness admnstraton and musc, and broadcasted hs own rado program from the campus staton. Yoder s a bachelor and holds a full-tme job as an nsurance underwrter wth the New Hampshre Insurance Company. He referred to hs organ playng as just a hobby, and sad that, besdes State basketball games, he also plays for horse shows, fashon shows, and beauty pageants. COMMENTING ON HIS most unusual experence whle playng for State, Yoder remembered a nght when the colseum lghts faled, ncludng a tny emergency lamp kept besde the organ for just such occasons, and he was forced to play from memory n total darkness. Yoder ponted out that the organ whch he now uses was purchased two years Theatre ago as a replacement for a twenty-fve year-old model notorous for ts stckng keys and muffled sound. Keepng a wary eye on the clock. Yoder explaned that hs job s to play at half-tmes and between the freshman and varsty games. After the freshman game, Yoder alternates playng wth the State pep band. I really enjoy the pep band; they add so much to the exctement of the game," he commented. Yoder has mssed only one home game snce he began playng for State four seasons ago, and he was quck to pont out that, n spte of loyalty to hs own Alma Mater, 1 stll pull for State when they play Wake Forest. Yoder also offered a predcton on ths year s Wolfpack. Ths s the best team that I ve seen snce I ve been here, he sad. I thnk they ll wn all - ther games. Natonal Players to present tro of productons The Unversty Student Center Theatre wll sponsor sx performances of the Natonal Players on January 11 through 14. The company wll present As You Lke It, The Brds, and Tger At The Gates n matnee and evenng performances. In less than a decade. Natonal Players has establshed tself as one of the country s leadng repertory tourng companes. The company has expanded ts scope to nclude nne overseas tours, an off-broadway engagement. a network televson appearance and an nvtatonal appearance at the Whte House. As You Lke It, now n ts 327th year. s a tmeless comedy concernng the trals and trumphs 0f love wrtten by Wllam Shakespeare wth glorous bursts of thought and humor. Jacques melancholy Organst Bob Yoder demonstrates hs ablty wth the organ durng half-tmes and between the freshman and varsty games. (photo by Caram) aras. wth mages well known to mllons, offer cyncal contrast to Rosalnd, the grl-boy-grl who s the soul of woman s lb - a very funny dea today. The Natonal Players producton of The Brds s based on an actng verson by Walter Kerr from Arstophanes work. What Mr. Kerr has done s reduce the orgnal lnes Arstophanes wrote to ther smplest meanngs. and then recast them n a colloqual vew for an audence of today. Tger At The Gates, an ant-war play. s an Englsh ada ptaton by the poet-playwrght Chrstopher Fry. of the French play The Trojan War Wll Not Take Place by Jean Graudoux. As such. ths verson of the play combnes the lyrc eloquence of the Brtsh poet wth the phlosophcal nsght of the French dramatst. The result s a play of elegant thought and passonate deas - yet. despte ts serous story. a work of wt and humor. The schedule for the sx producton at the Center Theatre s as follows: As You Lke It - Jan. ll,8pm and Jan. 12, 2pm The Brds - Jan l3, 2 & 8pm Tger At The Gates - Jan l4..2 & 8pm For reservatons and tckets. call the Unversty Student ( enter Box Offce 755-3105. WANTED: We need wrters, \ proofreadres, producton workers! LADY WRANGLER? and Cone blue denm go together lke a d p breath and fresh ar. These low-rse flares come n szes 3 to 1 5 wth a 31 or 33 nch nseam. About $7.00 at your local campus shop. Cone-as denm w come by the Techncan offce llllme lllallle nov's ornlrns 3 Vreo soon ornllrns, M. l, 1973 Also another locaton to serve you. 2808 Hllsborough... and NEW Msson Valley Shoppng Center '-;. e Mms 1440 broads/say. New Tu'k. 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e gag mocdcdk. l I.t. Delverance - man n conflct wth nature Delverance s one hell of a move. Based on the novel by poet James Dckey. the flm places four romantc cty men n conflct wth the realstc wldness of Georga s ( ahulawasse Rver. The rver s the man thng. The Rver Prmeval. But the roarng water and surroundng forest wll soon be covered by the cvlzed waters of a dam. So Burt Reynolds leads the three men on a canoe trp nto a last vestge of undluted nature. Lews. played by Burt Reynolds. domnates the group wth hs brash cravng for adventure. He works them nto a fever of ecstasy n ther frst hestant contact wth the foamng whte water. Whoowheeeee." and "Oh. sht." they yeld ther emotons up. plunged along by the brute force of the rapds. Durng the second day. the two canoes become separated. Ed (Jon Voght) and Bobby (Ned Beatty) fall passvely nto the clutches of two mountan men. One man holds a shotgun on Ed whle the other sexually assaults chubby Bobby. Squeal lke a pg. the mountan man nssts as he proceeds to bugger Bobby. Eeeeh. the depraved man screeches n unson wth hs vctm. The bashful camera shows a magnfcent close-up of the rapst s grmacng face. A revoltng. tobacco-eaten grn comes nto panful focus. Straght from the Cosmopoltan fold-out. Lews saves the day by kllng the assaulter wth a well-placed arrow. However. Lews nssts that the body must be bured to prevent a tral by jury of mountan folk. The group s domneered nto acquesence of Lews demands to gnore cvlzed law. But Lews shortly thereafter breaks hs leg when both canoes capsze n a waterfall. The remanng mountan man returns to kll one of the mem bers and prevents the journey from contnung. Ed becomes the reluctant hero. He must kll the mountan man. So he clmbs a clff and yelds hmself to the brutal anmal nstncts of survval. Ths transforms Ed. and he falls her to Lews prmtve drve and leadershp. These qualtes enable Ed to brng the group back to safety of cvlzaton. Delverance s a good example of what a novelst can do wth a screenplay of hs own Jm Hunt. the state s frst full-tme leutenant governor and hghest rankng Democrat. takes the oath of offce durng nauguraton ceremones Frday!photo by Caram) STUDENT GOVERNMENT work. Author James Dckey s servces gves the flm coheson. Even the nature scenes seem to be photographed as per hs nstructons None of the normal. platonc camera pans of beautful Mother Nature. Shots of the wlderness are redolent wth danger lurkng beneath a tranqul facade. Dckey also plays the role of the sherff n the flm. Drector John Boorman brngs out some powerful ethnc nsghts of the mountan folk. A spontaneous jam sesson (between one of the voyagers on gutar and a natve boy on banjo) s a hauntng experence. Coffeehouse opens Frday The openng coffeehouse of Sprng 73 s beng held ths Frday at 8'30 pm n the Rathskellar room located n the basement of the Unversty Student Center. Lews and Mchael wll provde the muscal entertanment. Admsson s $.50 per person. ) I VUI) natal; - 0 (03m.-DM) 4 'II' IIVOP P20 0 m0? ffld-l 42M4KM For the College Man complete lne of casual and school wear Jon Voght gves a gant of a performance n Delverance. In many ways smlar to hs role n Mdnght ( uwbunu hs character s developed n juxtaposton to Burt Reynolds. The beauty of Voght s character transton s due to hs abltes as a senstve actor. At several ponts. VoghtL saves murky scenes wth a superhuman ablty to reflect emotons. Credt s due to Burt Reynolds for buldng a sound base for the flm s thematc development. Reynold s character s decevngly onedmensonal. but ts smplcty s crucal. Voght s character s dependent upon the brutalty and suspense that Reynolds successfully establshes durng the frst part of the move. Delverance s a flm wth all the ngredents to stmulate the vewer. Delverance has depth of theme to add to ts stature. Bobby Hll K )t 1» 1» } 1» I» I» 1» AS YOU like II - Shakespeare Jan. ll Jan. 12 2 pm. pm. THE BIRDS - Arstophanes Jan.13 2 and 8 pm. Jan 14 Matnees: 1.50 * S X» umvrnsrn srunnn CENTER THEATER SANDWICHES presents THE NAIIONAI PLAYERS TIGER lll THE GATES (Graudoux) STUDENTS land 8 pm. Evenng $2.00 North Carolna State Unversty :H************* 5 Thenternatonal House of Pancakes IT MAY SAY PANCAKES ON THE OUTSIDE, BUT.THERE'S LOTS MORE ON THE INSIDE' <k «I «k E 4K k 41 E «k CO- OP BOOK ExCHANGE Buy And Sell Used Books Beat Supply Store Prce: Mortasrns by MINNETONKA leans llrlls, and flares by LEVI & HI) [5E Western We. by PIONEER lmp-v Ilnnls P------------- 9 to s WEEKDAYS 2104 STUDENT CENTER On the Mall Wlmngton a Exchange Plaza Downtown Ralegh DFSSE HTS I313 HILLSBOROUGH ST. Sun Thur Fr Sr Sat 7 am n M'drrtn 7 am. to 2 a m (3 Blocks East of Bell Tower) PRODUCTS DON T litter PEOPLE DO...,, PLEASE! MISFITS VIL LAGE SUBWAY UNDERGROUND OPEN 11-9 UNIQUE CHRISTMAS?! JUST ARRIVED WOMENS PLATFORM SHOES h- heeled. platform shoes for women to go t llin our outrageous men's shoes. 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. Ranked Wolfpaek entertans Blue Devls 0. by Ken ond Sports Edtor State s undefeated and natonally fourth ranked basketball team gets ts second conference test of the season tonght when they entertan the tough luck Duke Blue Devls n Reynolds Colseum. After a strong start ths season. Coach Bucky Waters troops have fallen on hard tmes n the past few games. The Devls have lost fve of ther last sx games to drop ther overall record to 5-6. However. none of ther losses has been by more than sx ponts. IN CONFERENCE acton. Duke has dropped both of ts contests, the latest comng at the hands of the Wake Forest Auburn s strong wrestlng team domnates by Bob Estes Staff Wrter The wrestlng team from AubUTn Unversty, one of the strongest n the South, showed plenty of class n domnatng a quadrangular meet held here Monday. The Tgers lost but four bouts as they went undefeated for the afternoon n team competton. In the frst round of the meet. t was Auburn over Con-- nectcut 43-0,. whle State dropped a 22-12 decson to Appalachan State. The second round saw the Wolfpack bounce back to whp Connectcut 37-6, and Auburn had lttle trouble downng Appalachan State, 33-9. IN THE FINAL round. Auburn put away the Pack. 33-6, whle Appalachan State kept Connectcut out of the wn column to the tune of 45-3. The Tgers were led n ther D J quadrangular meet 3-0 performance by Dave Cathey at 134 pounds, Bob Haun at 150 and George Calloway at 190, each wth perfect 3-0 ndvdual records. Harry Hlewtz n the heavy weght dvson went 3-0 for the Mountaneers as they fnshed the day at 2 1. THE STATE TEAM got ts strongest performances from the four lghtes T weght classes. Mke Boroughs, John Starkey, Rodney Washam, and Jerry Brnton each won two bouts whle losng one. Though the Pack could beat only Connectcut n postng a 1-2 team record, they dsplayed more than the scores may ndcate. I ddn t expect ths match (wth Appalachan State) to be close. commented coach Jerry Danels, hs team leadng the Mountaneers 12-9 at the moment. We re gettng better and better every year. The Pack now has three home dual meets n a row, begnnng wth a matchup aganst Howard Unversty ths Saturday. Followng are Carolna on the 17th. and Washngton & Lee on the 20th. Demon Deacons on Saturday. 83-80. The Duke team ths year s bg. deep. and they have experence. sad State coach Norman Sloan. They have run nto some dffculty lately. but they have been playng on the road. I saw them n the Bg Four Tournament aganst North Carolna and Wake Forest and I was very mpressed. I know they ll play at ther best but I am sure we wll too." In the Wolfpack s frst conference start of the season. Monte Towe sparked a 68-61 wn over the fred up Vrgna Cavalers Saturday n Charlottesvlle. The 5-7 sparkplug contrbuted 17 ponts and ran the Cavs ragged wth hs deft ball-handlng. For hs efforts. he receved a broken nose to add to hs numerous njures he has suffered ths season. VIRGINIA S Barry Parkhll, the ACC s Player of the Year last season, put on a one man show to keep the Cavalers n contenton throughout the game. He controlled the ball n Vrgna's dscplned offense and managed 26 ponts despte beng hounded by numerous State defenders. The Wolfpack s holday acton got off to a rousng start when t won the Bg Four Swmmers swamp byray Deltz StaffWrter On New Year s Eve. members of the State swmmng team must have made resolutons statng that. they would outswm every opponent n every event. Ths became evdent Monday nght as the Pack swept the frst two places n every event except the 50 yard freestyle n demolshng Connectcut. 91-22.. (Mark) Ellott s wn n the 50 free looked good consderng t was hs frst 50 of the year. sad head coach Don Easterlng. (Tom) Duke and (Jm) Schlestett looked good n the 200 free.. "I was very pleased to see Rusty Lurwck s 48.9 and Chuck Raburn s 48.8 n the 100 free. contnued Easterlng. "(Ralph) Barc s 500 free and (Chrs) Mapes 200 breaststroke also looked pretty good. The team of Corlss. Holt. Raburn, and McClure captured the 400 medley relay to start State's domnaton. Sophomore Rchard Hermes captured the 1000 yard freestyle. as well as the 200 yard butterfly. Corlss, a sophomore who ganed All-Amercan honors last season. won the 200 yard Indvdual medley whle Schlestett paced the feld n the 200 backstroke. A fne dvng performance byjunor Mke degruy earned hm the top spot on both the one and three meter boards. Despte ths evdence of a farly one-sded swm meet. INVITES you TO GO Tournament by beatng Wake Forest. 88-83. n the frst round. and turnng back Carolna, 68-61. n the champonshp game. The next week the Pack went on the road and came away wth two non-conference wns. Joe Cafferky led the 103-90 wn over the stubborn Davdson Wldcats. whle Thompson and Burleson sparked State past the Bulldogs of Georga. 97-83. STATE ROSE to thrd n the naton n one poll after the Georga contest but dropped to ffth because of two weeks of nactvty. But the wn over Vrgna pushed the Pack up to the number four ths week. UConn Easterlng dd not feel hs swmmers were performng up to ther potental. "The team took too long a vacaton. They. are not n very good shape." sad Easterlng. We are behnd schedule so have to work harder and gan a better tranng atttude." In the Pack s next three meets. they wll face three sold opponents. On January 20. the Pack wll travel to face South Carolna n an afternoon meet. State wll entertan East Carolna n ts next home meet on January 25 at 7:30 pm. Probably the strongest of the three wll be Mam. who the Pack wll host on January 27. 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r by Ken Lloyd Sports Edtor. and Bob Estes Staff Wrter Throughout the 1972 season, State s Cnderella football team reled on experenced and healthy players and an explosve offense to carry t to great heghts durng the campagn. But n the ffth annual Peach Bowl, the Wolfpack turned to a precocous freshman quarterback wth ce water n hs vens, the best one legged runnng back n the country," and a suddenly mpregnable defense to humlate West Vrgna,49-I3. Dave Buckey was thrust nto the lmelght because of an njury to All-ACC quarterback Bruce Shaw and responded wth a magnfcent performance that earned hm the Clnt Castleberry Award as the game s outstandng offensve player. BUT BUCKEY was not the only star for the Wolfpack not by a long shot. The rest of the offense that has set so many records durng the season exploded n the second half for 35 ponts after beng held at bay durng the openng half. The Wolfpack runnng corps of Stan Frtts, Charley Young, and Wlle Burden spent most of the nght n the West Vrgna secondary. manly because of the gapng holes opened by the offensve lne. State passed just enough to keep the Mountaneer defense honest. When he dd decde to pass, Buckey repeatedly found wde open recevers. Anyone darng to suggest that the potent West Vrgna offense would not score agan after the frst quarter would have been declared publcly drunk and escorted away by effort sparks Peach BOW] vctory Atlanta s Fnest. But.~ncred. bly, the Wolfpack defense shut out the Mountaneers for the last three quarters of the game n perhaps ts fnest performance of the season. WHEREVER THE Mountaneers ran, there were plenty of red shrts there watng to meet them. Although George Bell was named the game s outstandng defensve player. t was defntely a team effort. What transpred durng the game s common knowledge to State fans. A 35-yard punt return by Mke StUItz, 6 yards from Wlle Burden, three touchdowns from njured Stan Frtts. a 62-yard run by Charley Young, an 8-for-l3 passng performance by Dave Buckey, touchdown catches by Don Buckey and Pat Hovance, etc.. etc., had Mountaneer fans plannng to leave earler than expected Saturday mornng for the long drve back to West Vrgna. I feel fortunate n havng a coach who has confdence n freshmen, stated a smlng Dave Buckey who proved that the confdence was well founded. Everybody helps everybody else on ths team," he noted. They really helped me a lot tonght. GEORGE BELL, becomng earnest for a moment, explaned that all those West Vrgna people at the hotel were begnnng to get to me. I got sck of those hats and pennants. He also cted the unty of the team, sayng, Coach Holtz told us to always let them (West Vrgna) know Sportscraps Faculty and Frday Nght Basketball. There wll be an organzatonal meetng Thursday, January II, n Room 210 Carmchael Gymnasum at 8 pm. All teams must have a representatve present. WATERBEDS: FROM UNDER $20.00 UP (11 a.m.-t3 p.m. everyday) MM!!! Wnn-beds I! hll at. alumna am. ( alumnae.welmm (2 Barr/s Pm:. Come...ond Moan wth us Thurs and Fr at 11:00 pm (I'I'IIH/ 'l ll IIII/II'I/. l/ii/f I ll/l.n/lrn'x.l/i,\'/ /"li/' you thnk you have the momentum. We really pulled together n that second half." The score really shocked me, revealed Stan Frtts, who personally scored more ponts than dd West Vrgna. I thought they would score a lot of ponts. Gotta be our defense just had a tremendous game." It was the fnest offensve and defensve performance we ve put together n a long tme," understated Holtz. It was a team effort. and that was the real key.. BOBBY BOWDEN. no longer frng out hs customary jokes, quetly spped a Coke and tred to analyze the deba- H s.4 P. 5 Dave Buckey, the Peach Bowl s outstandng offensve player, passes through the West Vrgna defense for what was possbly one of hs eght completons. (photo by Caram). FREE FRISBEES, T H E WOLFPACK EMBLEM ON 50 FREE PERSONALIZED CHECKS AND A CHECKBOOK COVER FOR OUR STUDENT FRIENDS WHO OPEN ACCOUNTS WITH NCNB. Come n to our new Unversty Branch at 2508 Hllsborough St., next toterother's or our Cameron Vllage Offce. We're anxous to serve NCSU students n every way possble. NCNB - The Bank Wth Student IIours.r cle hs team had just partc-,, pated n. In the second half we just gave out of gas, he noted. We were n good shape broke t wde open. and when you get behnd lke we dd. makng three or four yards at a tme s just not enough." as far as njures go. but I don t It was a pleasure for me to thnk we were very well watch us play tonght." smled condtoned.. Holtz. Ths s one of the They took our bg play happest moments n my. YOUR EVE prepare ELF FOR a am E 44! mac/n SCOU I: DELINQUENT YOUTH CONE BESERK wth REEFE. D O; V. Rock Intermsson Musc \ A: ' leeraaon. Beyond All Ltts" "lm ~/ //~ I/uxmx // < Across HUI/ 11.x"r/II IV/U/el.\'[_.-)/I From We Back N. C. 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' Grer BIBLE dscusson for any nterested students at 7:30 p.m. n the Nub at Student Center. ASME wll meet Wednesday at 12:00-1:00 n Br 3216. A buffet style sandwch luncheon wll be served. Interestng programs are featured. SLIMNASTICS for students' wves and women students Thursdays 7 p.m. Room 124. Carmchael Gym. clas ENTRIES are now beng accepted BASKETBALL tcket dstrbuton for Intramural Open Bowlng.. for Maryland Game: Jan 15 L-R; Teams may be entered at 210 Jan 16 ~ E-K: Jan 17 A-D; Jan Carmchael Gymnasum untl 18 S-Z; Jan 19 all students. Thursday. January 18th. IRC CAMPUS chess tournament wll NEW ENTERING STUDENTS be held Jan. 13 at 9:30 n Student must pck up Duke tckets pror to Center Ballroom. Regstraton wll1 12:00 noon Wed. Jan 10 at the box ' begn at 9:30 am wth the frst offce. round at 10:00 am. Cash przes wll be awarded In both advanced and SEASON DATE CARDS for nexperenced classes. Anyone basketball games are now on sale at havng a chess clock or chess set the box offce. please brng them. " PART TIME Employment: Unted STEREO Component stystem - HELP WANTED full or part tme Parcel Servce s lookng for good $99.95 each. (6 only) 1973 stereo for lunch hour contact manager at dependable prospectve employees component system consstng of Red Barn, 281 1 Hllsboro St. to sort small packages. The hours powerful amplfer wth are 5:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. or FM-AM-FM stereo 4 speaker STEREO COMPONENTS AM/FM 11:00 p.m. to 2:30 a.m. or 4:00 am audo sound system and full sze Multplex recever wth Garrard to 8:00 a.m. $3.08 per hour. Pad Garrard turntable wth dustcover turntable $79.95 each. Also four vacaton and holdays. Apply Monday through Frday 8:00 AM only $99.95 each. Inspect at Unted (4) sets AM/FM Multplex wth to 7:00 PM, Unted Parcel Servce. Freght Sales. 1005 E. Whtaker eght track and Garrard turntable Mll Road. one 101 Sngleton Industral DH. Wake Forest Road. block Monday-Frday east of Old wth Fnancng speakers and terms $12935 avalable. Ch' Ralegh, N-C. 27609-9-8 Saturday 9_5. We have Unted Freght Sales, 1005 E. ROOMMATE WANTED: Call Mastercharge, Bank Amercard. and Whtaker Mll Road, Monday 851-2652. terms avalable. Frday 9-8; Saturday 9-5. 1-Three-blandetl 55 ' "" 48-hour of RD PUZZLE armadlo (Answers on page 5) 5-Son of Adam I-Seeks.. 9-6reek letter rte-emt letter ggj rn'wmff" 4. s 7 ll 1'6" n 12-Wee person 53 3 24-Kln I 13-lreland 55 - SW". (0 whspers 25-Pronoun 25.07' 1: 12 ~ ' 1 u 14-?! of Ilce 59... mung." 30 L In '5 16 7 3 15-In good taste 60-Prepare for 32:A=;I:tant 17-A contnent prnt 334nm 9 ( PM ' 3335.5. 22 36-Ventlate "Motve meta ' 37~Dred ts-vm out m? ' ' mm 24 25 21-h! 65-Brstle 40-Rdculous 0 23W ()0le 43~Pronoun 27-Compass pont 1.5. Aft-College degree 35 37 ze-lurry I - z-euualtr 4, 3:92 29-Rver sland anon gone by 1m'smmp 40 4t 42 43 al-pou for portrat *F "." " ' ' 49-Grl's name ant-mots :5??? 9" 50-Allowance for n.. 5 6 7 35-Feod fsh 7-8ttter.' " vetch m 5 waste P 48 75.1! 51 38-Melden by lens '0' 8-Shakespearan kn; 56-Rrver ' 9". n 52 5 55 58 39-Ferent-teacher 9-Runs away to 57-:fm'm lve organzaton he marred 3; 60 61 3f 1Mm W0 11"?! :é'gn..' 58-MusC' "ncl; as 6 65 322:. 20 0ne rm who sets fg"m" I:I traps for game FACULTY and Frday Nght ATTENTION: The Techncan LIBERAL Arts Councl wll meet Basketball. There wll be an features department needs move Wed. Jan 11 at 4 p.m. n room organzatonal meetng Thursday, revewers, album revewers, and 31 18 Student Center. January 11, n Room 210 staff wrters. Contact R.J. at Carmchael Gymnasum at 8:00 755-2412 or at The Techncan, THERE wll be.a meetng of the p.m. All teams must have a Sute 3120 Unversty Student Trangle Group of the Serra Club representatve present. Center. Jan. 11th on Thursday. at 8 p.m. at Dreyfus Hall. Research Trangle LITERARY and graphc artsts.the nsttute. The speaker wll be Mr. FREE FILM on chldbrth usng the lamaze method wll be shown Whole Thng welcomes your Charles Huests who wll show some Monday (Jan. 8) 8:00 p.m. at the contrbutons. Submt your poetry. exctng sldes on the successful Rex Hosptal school of Nursng on short stores, essays, graphcs, and Amercan Expedton up Mt. Everest. Mr. Huests s treasurer of St. Mary's Street. photos to the Unon Info Desk, the natonal Serra Club and was Englsh offce. or 359 Tuckgar. All head of fund rasng for the students and faculty may submt Amercan Expedton to Mt. and monetary awards wll be Everest. Ths should be a very presented for excellence n each nterestng meetng. Please announce and by all means come. category. The fnal deadlne s For more nformaton or rdes call: January 26th. Serra Club 834-8949, Ralegh. STUDIO APTS., $125/mo., and: 18R apts.. $155/mo. avalable now. All utltes ncluded. Wthn walkng dstance of campus - off nstant Western Blvd. Call 834-1272. SUMMER CAMP counselor O openngs: Camp Sea Gull and Camp Seafarer - North Carolna's natonally recognzed coastal boys' and grls' camps on Pamlco Sound near Atlantc Beach and New Bern. 26th year. Camps feature salng. motorboatng and seamanshp plus scuba at Camp Sea Gull and horseback rdng at Camp Seafarer and all usual campng actvtes. Opportuntes for students (college men and women), coaches, and teachers who are lookng for more than just another summer job." Openngs for Nurses (RN). June 6 - August 17. We seek hghly qualfed (ablty to nstruct n one phase of camp's program), dedcated and enthusastc staff members wth exemplary character and offer n return good salares, board and lodgng. plus the opportunty of sharng n a meanngful and purposeful experence. Quck answer upon recept of applcaton. Apply to Wyatt 'Taylor, Drector. Camp Sea Gull/Seafarer, P.O. Box 10976. RaleghI N. C. 27605. When money GENERAL s the reason HEAD you're lookng for a job, take a QUARTERS look at Manpower s MINI - MALL temporary jobs. Assgnments to ft your 5 DIFFERENT SHOPS schedule. Paychecks for 'TO SERVE YOU tme worked are maled weekly. There's a varety Of work I 0 THE BELLS OF ST. THOMAS avalable. Secretaral. Typng. - Modern Men's Furnshngs Clercal. General ndustral. Sklled and sem-sklled. Data Processng. Sales. 0 MORGANA'S MYSTIC Techncal. If you've worked before, are Grls' Boutque ready to work for a whle agan and you're 0 MISCELLANEOUS: thnkng of cons not a career Noveltes & Imports call Manpower. 0 IMAGES Your Instant bread people. Lghtng Effects 8. Posters 13077Hllsborough St. MANP WER 755-9174 217 Hllsborough St., Ralegh, N. C. 27601 828-0771 HIE! IllIIlEBY cm 1385 some 19 ' 7 tat about. Bates: drop a second.. Core blue denm -----, western fares. Wast 28~40.About $6.50 And Cone Cone mokes fabrcs people lve n, o --. 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