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Volume LXXII, Number 45

The men‘s basketball team dropped their firstcontereiice game of the season to the Yellow Jackets.Sports/Page 3

Brit seriously..‘Will Commander F’liner and the restoi the crew survive this week‘s battle?\Vill River Phoenix ever get real?

Serious Page/Page 5

North Carolina State University’s Student Newspaper Since 1920

Friday, lanuary 10, 1992 Raleigh, North Carolina Printed on 60% retycled paper

Mostly sunny Saturday”with a high near 50 and amorning low in the 203.

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Dissident student arrested while returning home

Taiwan jailssubversive editorBy Trace) Neal.Z'u‘?‘ .k' for

\ l'aiwanese strident lr'oiii .\ (‘ State1 tiitci'sit) was arrested by l'aiwaii's gotci'niiicni Aug 30 tor trim: to return to hisown country I \Kiio l’eirllorng. president ot the \\oildl titted l-'oi‘mosans tor Independencel'S.r\.\\ as arrested at t'hiang Ktllwllt'ls -\iiport

Monteith’s

office target

of thiefBy Eric Liehhauser13-3" ‘y‘t' '9'Not men the hallowed olticeol Chancellor .\lontcith isimper-lt‘ U sit‘c H the.-\ lllllvlengthblacklt‘ctlllL’lL U .l laluedat 54th) .was stolen troni \ltiiitc-iili'sotlicc in llollada} Hall .Ianbetween I!” and 430 pmRachel Dtipree. the owner ofthe coat. said that iipoit enteringMonteith's ol'licc. she hinig herct‘al U” a tacit .idlttcclll ltl llk‘door ()thct coats were alreadyhanging on the rack\thn she returned lt'oiii herappointment with the chancellot. her coal was gotic.-\ccording to Public Satet}lltlicct' Ashley Reid's report.Monteith's secretary was in theroom and within eyesight ot thecoat rack throughout the tonetrame in w their the their tookplace Motitctth‘s secretary saidshe didn't see anyone suspiciouslea\ e or enter the rooml)ttpt’cc concluded that the coalcould not hate been mistakentor an} ot the others on the rackl‘ccatlst‘ tl httl'ctl llti resctiiblartccto an} ill lliclttlzle\cn dollars in cash was lcltin the coat pot kct()iher crimes on campus metthe holida} break included tiicl)\\'l's. the thclt ol a PhysicalPlant truck which was recoi-cred the nest day at an l(i..-\marker in tar). and minorbreaking and entering at lii‘agawResidence Hall and (iardeiier

when he returned to laiwari to attend theliist \\ l H meeting iii Taipei.He is lacing trialin I'aiw aii oti\‘lltllglt‘s ill lllt'gtlll)cntciing the countryand engaging inactitities aimed atsci/trig statc tci‘rtto—ry. changing theconstitution by illcLgal means and met-throwing the go\-eriinient,\Vl'l‘l is an organi/ation adiocating the

independence ot lliiwan and has been outlatter] and banned by the Kiltlllllllldllg. theruling Nationalist Party ol' laiwati sinceIll-15.The incident started in NH: when Kooand another 'l‘aiwancsc stirdciit. l.in Kiio(‘licng. were charged with ha/ing torputting up postct's about a third strident.(‘hoii l‘ih-Naii. The posters accused ('hoiiol being a spy tor the 'l'aiwancsc goict'nnient,Kiio was the publisher ol 'l'aiwancscCollegian. a newspaper critical ot theTaiwanese goiet'nmcnt. and because ol thishis passport and i'e-enti‘ancc permit. a docii

1’ gm ohmic...» siti‘tymaw.

nicnt laiwanesc are required to lime to beable to return to laiwati. were not i‘cncwt-t'"'l'he reason was that was one ol thetl\l|\t' people in the laiwanese ('ollegtirnKilt) Mlitlln tiisti. .i lr‘ttv‘r limit a ’laiwanesc studentthat going to a member ol thelaiwaiicsc \ssociation in New York wasintercepted. l'lic lcttei included the iianitsol loin |'aiwan-:sc students at NCSI', claini~mg the} w crc nienibcis ol' the 'l‘aiwanese(‘ollcgiaiiMany laiwanese who ha\e iniiiiigi'atedare now being denied access back to theirhomeland on the grounds ol tlllll'lltflt‘lll'

“its

Strait Wider.-\s a history

ncss tounderstandretoldlions,Hill iiiI‘lb‘l.he gotclosetto aans would want.r\s NC

(‘hiiiese

retains an accent

history.

As a history

est iii the English

tioti firsthand.

was able to get

(’harles (‘arlton makes it hisb ii s l 7 _._.__-___._

rc\oliition thaii most histori»State University‘st’irst exchange professor to(‘hina in I988. he was presentin NW) at the outbreak of therevolution inTiananmen Square.Alter li\ing oier It) years inthe [hired States. (.‘arlton still

hiiii undeniably British Hornand raised in london. Carltonreceited his undergraduatedegree at the l'niiet‘sity otWales, .»\t the age of 22. he leftfor [CLA with the intent ot'studying bUsitiess. Brit he “telliii with a bad crowd” andL‘\t‘li[llull_\ earned a PhD inHe arrived at NCSl' in 196‘)and has been here ey er since.

('arlton specializes iti Britishhistory with a particular inter“It's interesting to see howpeople react." he saidtimes it‘s frightening." ('arltorihas had the dtibioiis expertcrice ol witnessing a re\olu-leaching in Shenyang. theltltll‘llt largest city in (him. he

country shortly belore the

merit action Wl'l-l‘s support lot the cre—ation ot an independent Taiwanese statecontradicts the unilied policy ol thelam iticse goyet'nmeiil l nder the tinit'icdpolicy. ll l‘aiwan dcclarcs independence.the (‘hincse go\ernmcnt has threatened toivitatlc l'aiwaii.'laiwant e~ -\nici'icatis across the l'iiiicd\tatcs are protesting the 'l'tiiwancsc authori-ties” t'eccnt arrests ol the leaders ol theindependence llltHL‘ll'lClll They urge allAmericans to torn with them and supportthe laiwanese quest tor democracy. humanrights and independence tor the people ot’laiwati

History professor

makes differenceB} Shannon Morrison toe." he said('arlton. howeser. is notcompletely idealistic- He is\ery realistic in recogni/ingthe shortcomings ol his gener—ation. “My generation mightbe the first in American histo-ry to leroe thcir kids poorerot't' than they found them."“l tliitik the quality ot educa—tion here is \er) good consid-ering the costs and the numberot' students we educate Butthe climate ol education hasgotten less friendly and imper-sonal the last few years.“(‘arlton said.He said he tell quite stronglyagainst the “yes" attitude edu-cation has recently taken.“My job. what the taxpayerspay me for. is teaching theyoung people of this state."Carlton said. “l bet you. if youlook. the money is not beingappropriated to best facilitateteaching H“l‘d like to see students say.'cter') faculty member shouldteach one treshnian class a

War" Wouldn‘t it be wonderto] it a dean could come iiiand teach a class." he said.”Teaching is what we‘re heretor. Vie need to remember that.and not grow away from it."Some pt‘olesot‘s. t‘arltonsaid. teel that teaching tinder-graduates is beneath them. Butthat's why Ill the historydepartment. e\cr_\otic teachesfirst semester students. “Wethink that it's important.“Carlton said"Education l‘ a personalthing. and I think studentsshould demand more ot pro~l'fsst‘rs,” lli.‘ \dltl.-\ real problem on campuswas the adnirnistratiie deci-spill to split trito two campus~es Students and t'acultyweren‘t asked their opinion.(‘arlton said “I‘m not saying

prolcssor.

that marks

prol'essor.

Rmolution".~\l

oiit ol theHill incident at l‘iaiiannicn Square

Student ’5

stock hits

('atltoii said he was supporritc ot the students there andwas saddt'tit'tl the tilt“ L‘tltclllhad been Lrushed The setbarks triggered by that metdent were truly a shame. hesaid. ltct‘attsc the slttthIilsthere had been lldl\L' about the\\cst and had been \cr_\ eager

this “as a good or bad deci-sion. but I think you must askmeryine intol\ed what is besttoiidticite to studying."(‘atlton is currently \Cl’Hnghis third term on the tactiltysenate and is chair at the ADlloc t‘oniniittee on t'acultygoxernnient llis committee isin charge ot looking at the$700,000B\ Chrissy Williams andMark Tosczalt‘3'0‘? noes

\' (' State l iiisctsit) senior(Gregg lzllis has a stock portlolioworth more than $700.00“ Theonly prohlcni is. it's not tealiiioncyl.l|is. a business riiaioi with aconcentration in tinaricc. is com-peting in the Ali‘k'l (‘ollegiatelll\L‘\llllt.‘lll (‘liallenge and so lathas riiariaged to assemble a port-lolio worth oter S7tlll‘tltltltltll‘hc L‘titilcsl is sponsored byATdr'l~ and l'SA Today The ideaol trading stocks with playmoney was created by WallStreet l’ortlolios in hopes otencouraging students who ha\ean interest in the Stock Market"A lrierid iii an in\estnicntclass iiist handed me a lot'iii.“[:llis said ol how he gotl'l\t)l\t'tl ()ltc Icasoti l',ll|\entered the contest was thatsome ot the top ten linisht-is ol‘w‘ STUDENT, tut-t- .‘

'l'hc los\ ot a liicnd is bad enough. when he‘syour lt'atetiiit_\ brother, it can he tit-\tisttitirig.“\\c were considering holding a memorial scr-\ILL‘ but it was inst too much.” said Mike Scliriiitt.\ice president ot Pi Kappa ~\|pha liatcriiit).Brandt \kcinhold. a brother at l‘ika. was killed iiia plaric trash on December In l‘l‘ll along withhis parents. sister. and auntThe brothers ot l’ika arc instead establishing aniciiioiial scholarshipMeritorial l‘lllltl will award iii state tiiitioii to thelhe Brandt Wciiihold

This book costs HOW much?!?!A familiar scene at this time ot year, Cato DeVane, a sophomore in chemistry shops for textbooks at theNCSUBookstore.

Pika brothers mourn lossMemorial scholarshipfund to be establishedBy (,‘hristopher .Iost .lr.News l (mini

brother with the highest (3 l’ each semester Inaddition to the scholarship llllltl. a tree will beplanted in \keinliold'sname at the house otilratcrnity (‘oiirt\\L‘lllllttltl had been aninitiate ot the chapter loi'Met a tear and was actiicin st"t‘ial areas"llc had great gtadCs.played on the sottballteam and thc llagdootl‘al' team. and was dLll\t‘ insocial." said Schniitt\\Cllllltlltl was also iii charge ol se\ci.il tiindraising eteiits according to Sclinittt"He was iiist a great grit all around We‘re allgoing to really miss him." said Siliiitiit

to learn

more radicaltimest liallgt‘tl

Weinhold__________________———————

t‘arlion comes trom a gcncrratiori whosc college lllt‘ wasthan current“Studentslhis \sliolc countryhas become more coiisct‘ia-

way tactilty gmernmentworks at this unnerstty andsuggesting changes(‘iirretitl) the committee isha\c.bt’t' PROFESSOR, l’ily't' 3

Court archives

made availableBy L. Reed KingsleyStart WriterRecords ot l'.S. ('ircriit (‘ourt l79t)-1897are now aiailahle for research at the NC.Archives. A gilt from N C. GenealogicalSociety. the records consist of civil cases,mixed case files from l79tl-l86t) and crimi—nal cases. mixed case tiles from l79tl—l897.State archivist David J. Olson said. “This isan enormously important gift which providesaccess to outstanding primary source materi-als tor Archives‘ researchers."

St’t' ARCHIVES, Page 2

2 Ianuarv It), 1991 lethnii tan \(‘\\s

FYIJanuary 1 O, 1992

IMPORTANT DATES ANDANNOUNCEMENTS

Indian StudentsEK'I‘.\;\.Assoetiittoii. proudl) announees itsthespring ”\\eleoiiie Haels” gel‘togethrer Sunday at 7:30 phi in theWalnut Room of the NL'SI‘ Student(‘eiiteii .»\ (ienertil Bod} Meetingheld that night “I” he _\otir lastopportuiiit} to proxide input torIndia Night. (Kill Sillitlo or 8337[‘70, CI.WOMEN OF THIi WORLD. ii\ioiiien‘s intereulttirtil dinner anddiscussion group. meets at will pinMonda} in the (‘oniiiiuiiin (‘enterot' liS. King Village. Students.spouses and members ot the eiinipusand Ioe'al L‘Ullittttllttl} are \ieleonie(lptionul: Bring .i dish or hexeriigeto share and _\oiit U\\II utensils ineoiisideratioii ot the en\ iioiiineiit'l‘he Nt‘Sl' (‘tll l.l{(‘ilv\'l'|i 4 II(‘I ['8 meets Honda) at (rill p inin 308 Rielss llall \ll interestedstudents are united and eiieoui‘agedto attend.THE JOHN l.()(‘l\'ti li()t'Nl).-\-TI()N eordiall} iii\ites )ou to attenda reeeption and speeeh \\ itli

Student

L‘oiitiiiiitd tt't‘m l’it‘ei' llast _\eiii"s eontest Vier‘e ott'ered iohsh) hig brokerage t'irnis iiei'ossAnieriea.Ellis is ranked sL‘\L‘ttlI1;ltt]Ull:_y par-tieipating North (Uirolinii eollegestudents and Mom out ot' more thanllfitltl students iititioiiuide lilieannual eoiiipetitioii reti'eates stoekmarket trading \siihout .ietual t'inari-eial risk to the plaiersl’l;i\ei's the gum \5lltl,tllltltltl tostint-and .ire alloued to lttdlsL‘ 5Hll'dttstllths \\lIltlll .1 into nioiithl‘eriod. the students hax e been hading sinee No\ lEllis said hes reall} eniosed theeontest hut is surprised that he‘sdoing so Hell "I \\.is itist tt‘_\ing tohe iespeetahle iii rt. htit no“ I eouldlt;t\ e d ehanee to \\ in."

Archive

t'mittittitd tree: the“ lThe niierolilnied ieeoi'ds “eremade iii (ieorgiii at the l‘ederalRecords (‘enter at d eosi or iHct‘5513.1“) The (ieneulogieal Soeiet}hopes to raise additional funds tocontinue tilmiiig reeoi‘ds related toNorth Carolina.For more itit'oriniition. eull theState Archives at (UN) 733-1952

EDWIN .'\II{I{SI‘ lll. toiniei :ittoilie} general. .l.iii l~l l'i‘oiii o .s' p iniii the Brownstone Hotel onHillshotough Street Student tieketsmay he puiehased tot \l‘v tioin(‘eleste (‘oolse .tt hhl I‘I5ll,II.The N(‘Sl' l‘t‘tl'l Sl‘lx’l \\ (‘l t itmeets \\ediiesd.i_\ .it E ii iii in Illlrl('tii'iiitehael (i_\t]llltt\|l|lll. \ll .ite“eleoiiie, II.l’.\'\lS (‘ouiitil \\lll meet inDahne} Iltl. " ill ii iii \\ediiesil.o0..WM (‘t)\tl- |’\Rl'\ to greet .illtie“ and eoiitiriuiiig iiiteinattoiialstudents on eaiiiinis. ‘ til l‘ in inthe Walnut Room, Lot to lll theN(‘Sl' Student t‘entei \ll nieniheisot' the editions et‘llltlttlllll) .iie \ieieonie.Sl.\l\ll"R l-.\Il’I(l\ \ll.\'l'IN l'l‘.R\ ll \\ S (Kiteei Planningand I’ldL'L‘ltlt‘lll ('entei. :lllll t’ulleiiHall. ('heek seliedtile til the eeiiteilot sign updates

’UC\ t' Sl \l'l: [\(ilNl l'l\’\, thestudent itiii engineering: iii.ig.i/iiieon edlttl‘tts. needs \\l|tL't\. artists.photogiiipheis and ediioiial stattl‘he positions he open to .ill Illtllt‘IS(iontaet l\’.iiid\ in S5" tlrss'i r\l 4|".‘ZJo V(‘l ,v\S.\\\(lRI\S ll." ('|.iss\\oil\sis haek Ihe student. lilkllll\ andstall .iit e\hihition \‘.lll he held iii\ptil, \ll those inteiestetl. \ltlllpreparing _\oiii uorks ot illl I’ii/es.iiiaided htit entries are limited toNo pet person. loi inore iiitorniatioti eall 350 '415In addition to the knouleilge hehas gained lroni the espei'ieiiee. hehas L'lllt‘)L'tl the eoiiipetitioii "It‘spiett) tun." l-llis siiid ot the trailing-\l'tet' graduation. I‘Ill\ \tould llIsL‘to \\t‘t'l\ tor .i higiiaine ltl\L‘sltthtllhiiiiking eoiiipan} like Sheatsoii.l.ehni;iii Bios liteStudents it'i'ttl S‘IS eolleges and“till protessois \\lll eoiitiiiiie tradingllttltl the Ithtl'lu‘hs el‘dsttt}: l‘t‘ll IL'I‘2s()lll} .i haiidtul ot \(‘S‘t‘ studentsenteied the tontest l llis indeed theiiutiiher to he in the upper teensBut iii oi‘dei to ieeei\e llltil\itllt..l.iuatds tioiii the siioiisois. itieietiiust he at least I“ \lllilt'tll\ litttllUtlk'll L‘t‘llL‘fJL‘I'he eotitpetitioii u‘llk‘ls more thanSllilltltlll iii eash and iiieithaiidiselioin :\li\l. le\.is liistiuiiieiits.Delta '\ll'ltlti.‘\ and (‘tirnntils(t\sletl l‘.tlttec It‘ .ltltlllh‘ll. lltt‘ [01"It) eoiitestants iii the nation \\tll \\ in.i trip to the li;ili;iiii.is

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I'lie \(‘Sl (‘I ”(L(IINU II \\1 holds |'R\()t'l'S\Nediiesila) .it E I‘ lit. in Rooiii It)?tl).iiiee Stiidioi ()irniiehael(i)tllll.l\ltltlt \ll niteiested students.taeult} .ind statl ate in\iied. lotmore tttlttl'ttt‘dlltltl. e.i|l SISVZIISE.t‘\l I:

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l\ IR \\'-\N'l l'tHit) l'() \\ \Sll[\(iltIN. l)(~ ’ l‘UR illlil‘t'KS""" lilie I'\ll \i’t(‘oiiitnittee and Steiiait lheatiel’iogi.iiiiiiiiiig eoiiiinittee sponsoi dtrip to IH' l-eh l4 to lhe tripIIIkIIILI\'\ tiaiispoitatioii lioni \‘(Sl~

l"rida\ .it ‘ ill nni in Room lll7.l'iii\ersit_\ Student Center \iine\(WRUI lN;\ Nl l\\()RK “MIt)” SIARt‘lI St l’l’()RI‘ (iRUl'l’iiieets til l3 l5 ii iii exer} \Ioiida)at lititt/(ii‘ant .\ssoti.ites. 5V)"('reediiioor Road. lot more inloiiii.ittoii. etill “stool:

LECTURES SEMINARSSESSIONS WORKSHOPS

(‘elehrating 35 fears et exeel-leiiee. the National (’oiiiieil onlidtieation tor the ('eiaiiite .\its [‘H‘rsents Nt‘l’('l\ I‘l‘ll (1.“N.-\'I‘l().\' \l .Iati lI l‘eh 3‘ at l'he('iatts (‘enter (i;i||ei\. \('Sl' ('iill5|5 34V lot more iiitoitnation...It )oii are a senior oi graduate student \\|lltt|t l\\o seiiiesteis ol graduatioii. )ou need to attend a onerhouiorientation \Csslttll to learn hon to

Corrections andClarifications(‘haiieellor Bruce I’oultonealled tor the moratorium thatbrought about the end ot theN( SLI—H‘L' series Toddlurner did not eonie to Ne SL‘until l'Wt‘, not HST as it .said in\VetlnesddV's paper.

ioh orientation session eitlteiIlttll'NtId) or Ian. 39 from 4-5 p in.l).ihiie) 220. lot more information.L‘Llll SlSVZ-lll|)I'Rll:\l\1 WITNESS I'UR|‘l.;\('li and BALANCI: ANI).I\('('I'R.-\(‘\' IN J()l7RN.-\I.ISM[\iesent “NEWS (‘()\'IiR.-\(il1 ()l'(‘l-NI‘RAI. AMERICA: thiet orliietioii‘" Inn to dl the linniaeulate('oiieeptioii (‘iitholie (‘hui’eh inDurham at 7:30 pm.

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lIo\ ()ltiee lotFYI Policy j”Sign ti \ deadline is Jan .‘itl. htit .n W . . . .. - i .'Lt l. h [‘I ‘ . y [I . .. . g l*\l IS a public SL‘t‘VICt‘ proVided ti_\ in. to k\lilltltsll .l.sl.ll daid'to“-1 M1“ ll“ H ‘\ MI d‘ the \( SI l-itiantial \id ()ttiet . . - . . ittdee lttL‘lllH s\steiiis \\h.it \\e \e... . , h\' lethnitian soleh toi tam~ .holds meetings to diseuss |'|.\.\\ m it"ini/ m m ‘ \ll it in looked .il is the \\.t\ other minor' i ‘ .- ' ‘ ' . - s t . t .s. .- e .sll (“\l l l ll\r\~\( r\l~\- (1,“, -\|l) INII()Ii‘\ ll I‘ll \i.” It tr I‘ll\ilt1'\\\ttlelt'tils‘ this is the not it t th’l. lt

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Pack stung by

Tech inside game

McCuller ruled ineligible, misses gameIii ()w en (iood

lint-tip noes \l‘llllllllt'tl loi \otlhlair-titta \t.t|c"s \.i-.'eis \\ediiesda\nwht Ilie \\itlll‘.lsls staited its .r\(‘(‘\iheilnle I.l\lll‘_' llth tanked (ieoi'gialet h bctoie .i patked tctit at ReynoldsI olisetiin and the\ did it \\lllll'lll startlllL‘ tteshman eiiatd lakista \lcl‘ttllet‘.llte cttd tcsitlt Hello“ .lackcts XII.\lalc Iii\Itt tillei \ias on the bench. declared|llt.'l!;ll‘lk‘ lot Jk-lliL'IIll\ teasons. Hespent the night .iii.il_\/itig the game\\Illl lit}.llll l‘egg' .s. \ilio has been outsuite the ptesc. st‘ll \\lIIl a leg minty.lh.it meant anotltet ticslinian. (‘ttrtts\I.iish.il|. \\tlllltl make his titst start ofthe season against a toinndable loc.linen llt.‘ slioit Ill‘llsk'. \latshall didan .iditittable iob \Ianhed tip againstIiaxis liest. a tieshinan plietioiii lotthe \ellow Iaekets .oi-iaging met I}points. \Iaishall .illoned only se\enpoitits on i" shooting(It; the otlense. State \\L'lll treoti.l‘otuatd Iotii (itigliotta was again thebig name. Il.lIllllL‘ tlitee tieys In a towen toiite to II total points Ilo\se\ct'.lech consistently c\poscil the fresh-man taniiess ol the team and pilleredI" tiittto\cts. ll bx lialltnnc State‘stookics wetc tcspotistlile lot nittc'\\e \c got a lot ot \oung gins.” said(itigliotta. "and they don‘t teali/e thatwhen you pass the ball .ttotintl it makesthe otltet lt'.|lll plat detensc loi atiL'\ll.l lH sci itltils HIn what head coaih les Robinsondubbed. ".in old tashioned spanking.”'lit' \ellow I.I\I\L‘I\ tolled tip 5‘ b pet'rtent shooting tot \tl points. oiittc-bounded the l’.uk 1-1 45 and hit ltecwhen Il totititeil .\tlet(iitgliolta tanned .i l.ill .l\\.l\ baselineshot \\IIlt ti SS lett lit the lust hall, tiaitowing the lead to sis Ieth sttuck lot.i ‘l H lllll etentt . lix taktne .i H pointlead to the I\‘\l\\'l tooiii lt.i\ts liest

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contributed a tht‘ee~pointer.State opened the new hall with itspants on lire. running tip a 9»: burstbehind center Is'eim Thompson‘s sixpoints The lead \\as slashed to eightpoints. but State couldn't get any clos-er lot the rest ol the game, The YellowJackets sent the lam Itome early afteranother W3 stretch. espandmg the mar-gin to It) with forward |\ano New bill‘sdunk at 5:tlb i'eiiiainmg.Despite the eoiiiiiicing \tctory. nei-thet Robinson nor (ieorgia Tech headcoach Bobby ('ientins thought the.lackets put their best foot forward."I‘d like to say (‘ieorgia 'I‘ecli playeda great game." said Robinson. “buthonestly. I don't belieie they playedthe best gatiie tl.e_\ shoitld play."“They came to our le\eI at times."Rol‘lttsiiti added."We‘re ttot a great team." said('reinms. “but I like to see them work-ing like this."(‘retnins Ielt (iiigliotta dominated andintimidated man) of I‘ech's players.especially the lreshmen. "I got veryupset at the players. I said. ‘I'm tiredof seeing (iiigliotta put on a cliiiic.‘(itigliotta \\ as doing whate\ er he want»ed to out tltere. Ile was on his way to a50-point game,”(‘i'emins also praised freshman forward laines Forrest. \\ho buried a ITfooter to staunch the I’ack's earl) sec-iillddldll run. “He gaxe its a great twopoints right at the time we were hClld~mg We were bending. and I thought\\ e \\ ere going to break." said('i'ctntns. He then inserted I‘orrest. \\ hocanned the crucial t\\o.\s fot the olt-eotirt situation.Robinson has no idea “lien McCullercan ietinn to the lineup. \lc('uller'ssituation \\ as determined by whatRobinson called "a new rule at NC.State. one that the basketball programSt e JACKETS, I‘llxt' o Freshman Mark Davis (4) goes up strong against a Georgia Tech defender. Davis had 11

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by MarshallByJethewStaff WriterAccording to Curtis Marshall. his sudden inset>tion into the starting lineup Wednesda) nightagainst l4th~ranked Georgia Tech wasn't esactlyequatable with being thrown to the lions.“After the tip—off. I wasn't really neryoUs." the5~foot~| I freshman said in the wake of the Pack‘s80-63 loss. “Their defensive pressure wasn't thatgreat. They didn‘t press. They didn‘t trap. They~iust played st'aight up man—to-man defense. Wejust didn‘t run our offense."()nl) minutes before tip~off. Marshall was handed the reigns of the Wolfpack ollense as the Packreturned to the dressing room after initial warmups. Earlier that afternoon. State‘s starting pointguard. freshman Lakista McCuller. had beendeclared academically ineligible. and N. ('. StateL'tiiyersity head coach Les Robinson found hintself with the task of choosing a replacement.Enter Marshall."I was told night before the game. I was going tostart." Marshall said. “We thought we could justgo in stride and not let McCuller‘s suspensionaffect us that tnucb. but obvioust it did."NCSU struggled in almost all aspects of itsoffensne play against Georgia Tech Ihe Packcommitted II first-half lumoyers. stumbling to aiJ—point half time deficit. \Mien they held on inthe ball. the frustrated Pack players hit otin 34percent of their field goal attempts.Marshall‘s perfomiance was typical of the strugrgling Pack. The Omaha. Nebraska. Hill” e missedboth of his field goal attempts. connected on oiinone of four free throws and dished out Just oneassist."I think we had a lot of hurried shots and a lot otrushed shots.” Marshall said. "l wasn't reallylooking for my shot on offense."The night, however. was not a total loss forMarshall. In 3| minutes of play. Marshall Cuntmitted only three tumovers and play ed suffocatingdefense on Tech freshman sensation Tras'is Best.Best. who came in aieragmg I35 points petgame shooting 45 percent from the held. tallied

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points in State's 80-63 ACC home opening loss to the Yellow Iackets Wednesday night.

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and haie an escellent chance atgrabbing the conference title." Statehead coach Don liasterling said.noting that the ('avahers‘ chanceswill be enhanced by the absence ofSarah Perroni from defending ACCchampion l‘NCthapeI Hill.Perroni will be training for theOlympic trials.In the men‘s meet. State will faceanother undefeated l'VA squad.The Cauiliers are 2-0 in the ACCand 6-0 oierall.“l.'\'A‘s men are dottig very welland base o\ ercome tnuch adversi-ty." Easterhng said. It should be agood meet because we liaien’tbeaten them in their pool in 10years."The State-[VA women's meetwill begin at I pm. Saturday withthe men‘s meet following at 4 pm.

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Programs heroically helpan} N.(' State l'ttt\et‘sit) students ll‘Lt\L‘ special needs that tit-Likeatharder to Lttl_|ll\l to L‘\ei"\LlLtt college lite;congratulate the tiniiersiti's special programs and groups that tr}~ to make this ll'dll\lllttll less ot a hurden. Three ot the specialgroups on campus tltat h.i\e \ll‘HL‘Ll to help these students are tlte Student

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America. .\ \L‘lltttl' ni lingltsli t'ceetith spent Sill“ at .-\le.iin\. .i tttitiot‘ Illaerospace engineering spent Sl‘ttt and .i ll't‘\lllll.ttt tti L‘hcnnsti't spent neath’27t)l'titorttitiateh. \('.\'l' students .itett‘t knonn lt‘I then wealth .l‘vtact. l‘ot' titan) students \( .\l "x Ion tuition has .i inatoi' tLiL tot iii the decision

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