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WednesdayNovember 29, 2000

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NORTH. CARoLiNA STATE UNlVERSlTY'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER" SINCE 1920

Hall discusses his past, NCSU’s

apply to do, You lime to be united, \Vc'\cl‘icen able to lt‘tlllll new iaculThat means getting the attention oi ty. little. ioi e\artiplc. the lcllowpeople. and I do tltrrtk w ewe done a lot w e'\c hired irorrr \Vashrrrgtotr Stateoi‘ things here that Itayc helped get the i(‘hai|cs Tittle is the lt'tll‘lt‘lll oi aattention ol people. (ioodniglrttiltoo \M-llcoiirc endowedTechnician: (‘onrriig in. yotr wcrc chair in the department of sociologyrsomething of. a httrtranrttes and social ln sociology. those were. i think. realsCiCltt‘L‘ titan You talked .tl‘tottt l_\ key lllI'L‘Nttnproy trig the social sciences. l)o yoti But. the compact plan really pros idesfeel that tltat particular area is soine- ior growth tor the ('ollcge oithing that's rrrtpl‘mcd sirrcc yott'\c Humanities and Social Sciences o\crbeen hcre'.’ the nest seyeral years. it attacks theHall: I tlrink that the social sciences problcrn oi' having too many [htt'lrllltlcand the hurrrarrities here are rrrtrclr bet» people teaching.ler positioned than they were two think we‘re going to may shortlyyears ago. \‘l'e‘ye gone through .i coirr- see that the department oi psychologypact planning process. something tltat will likely rnoye our to (‘llASSKwe‘re going to introdttcc at l'tah State. away Tl'ttlll the (‘ollege oi' liducation.by the way. after we rsrt with the col- Technician: With you and (‘HASSleagues at sortie length. But. the corn- Dean Margaret Zahn leaying. itt spitepact planning process has really Men of these irnproyements. where doestii‘icd the priorities ior both oi‘ those ('llASS stand .' (‘onsidering the tactareas. that the two cbrel people concernedWe lta\e been able to hire the iirst oi with social sciences. yourseli' arida series of. distinguished proiessors. Dean lairn. are leaying. where doesprincipally through the help oi the that lea\e('ll.i\SS‘.’(ioodnrghts t.lini (ioodnigbt. air .\'( 'Sl'graduate. is (TO of SAS institutes: heand his spouse are rrraror contributors -to (‘ll.\SSr

Penn State.

How close do yoti iccl tlrat NC. Stateis. compared to when you carne‘.’It’r'rmr'l ”all: i tlnrrk we're closerthart we were on scycral grounds. Oneis that the meta” composition of tirestudent population is better. Researchi'undtng is tip. 1 thiitk. between the(‘hancellor and myself. as well assortie other colleagues. we haye suc-ceeded in raising the \isibility oi~North (‘ar'olrna State.()utgoing NC. State Proyost Kermit l tlrrrtk the hard work that went itttoHall Km 1pm" mm "Technician" the bond reiercndurn will haye anenorrrtous rrttpact on North (‘arolinaState. in terms oT rts ultimately gettinginto .>\.—\l'. becartse w c're going to seefacilities upgraded here to a le\ cl tltatthey lra\e treycr been. There‘s going tobe a ball‘ billion dollars spertt on thiscampus oyer the nest roughly eightyear‘s that w ill haye a profound impact.There‘s no state iii the country that hasmade this kiitd oi‘continitrnent to high-er education in terms of" capital andTttctltttcs.So. all those things together. werecloser. and our principal ri\ als. i think.are Texas MVM and (ieorgia Tech,As I rrtadc the poittt when l carrtc.getting in isn't sorrretbing that yotr can

i With little more than a month leftbefore he leaves to become president ofUtah State, N.c. State Provost Kermitllall sat down for an interview withTechnician.

Jimmy RyalsNews ldrtci

Tuesday to discuss Nt'Sl'R progressduring his tenure. his accomplish-ments at the uniyersity and the direc-tron oi the (‘ollege oi Humanities andSocial Se‘lL‘ltt't‘s.What i’ollows here is the first oi twoparts of that com ersatron. which SaltLake (‘tty "Tribune" reporter KirstenStewart and Proyost-i‘or-a~l)ay' (iaryPalin sat in on. Tlte second halt oi tlteintcryiew will appear in 'l'hursday's"Technician."Technician: When you came irt at.\'.('. State. yott talked at length abotrtgetting NC State irtto the AAl't.~\s.sociation of. Accreditedl’niy'ersitiesr. We‘re not yet there.

i'N'.‘.i l’v liA‘l‘ti .. ..Much to the dismay of journalists cov-llall: Well. again, yotr cart pttt any ering NC State. we will no longer havekind oi spin you want on this. bill t the opportunity to make Kermit/MissPiggy/Muppets jokes about our provost.it‘s not easy being green.

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IFC aids Wake Relief

. Cheflie Deffourster, a senior in Parks Recreation and Tourism Managementwho will be graduating in December, has her senior portrait taken. Portraits5 will be taken this week on the third floor of the Witherspoon Student Center.

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o The Caldwell FellowsScholarship Program is open forapplications from currentlyenrolled freshmen.

Blair ParkerStart Reporter

Tlte ('aldwel! FellowsScholarship Program identitiesdedicated individuals with lead-ershrp potential and motiyationand provides them with theopportunities to extend theiracademic and personal growth.The Caldwell FellowsScholarship Program is the onlyuniversity merit scholarship

o Several N.C. State fraternitiesand sororities collected canned fooditems to help families in need inWake County.

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\_('. State‘s (ircek communitycame together recently to gatlretlood ior local relrel clitoris.sponsored by the lntct'iiatci‘nrty(‘ouncil ill-'(‘t collected alinostIts’tllltl pounds of iood for localL‘ltttl‘ll} “.tlse’ Rt‘llt‘l. 'l'lit‘ lttotl tll'i\t‘is held annually. and this year marksits l\\t‘lll_\*TiTlll year.Nt'Sl' fraternities distributed col»lcctron bags to homes ilrroughoutRaleigh and Cary on the weekend oi()ct. lts'. along witlr a liter csplatn-rrtg botlt the purpose oi the looddi‘r\e arid the group's intent toreturn thc iollowrng weekend tocollect nonpei'rsltable loodsThe ioilowirrg weekend. the ira»tct‘nrtrcs collected the bags ir'onrresidences. and the collected loudwas stored in the rndryidual i‘ratcritrity houses i‘or atrother week.()n \m. l1. rnctnbers oi particrpating organi/ations dehyered tltccollected cans to the drop point. theVarsity Park and Ride lot. to belt‘ttltslt‘t‘l't‘d to “like Re‘llcl‘s oil-It‘s'in the basernetrt oi' (‘hrist ('hur'choil oi \‘s'ilrnington St. in downtownRaleigh.The nrassiyc collection oi foodwas transierrcd to tltc church in tourloads: two trips made by a dttnrp

last month. a canned iood dt'r\c

truck. one load by a lisllatrl truck.artd a i'rnal load iii the cat oi oi'garri/cr \rrdy (‘i‘aw lord"\thrr 1 took the last load in. theytook rrrc around and showed mehow they worked things," said(‘r'awiord H (”s \icc president oiphilanthropy(in .irrr\al. cans were sent down achute to the oiiiccs in the church'sbascrrrent »\iter being sorted. thelood was bagged tn strch a way as tl‘ro\ ide a w eck‘s worth ol balancedrncals tor a latrrrlyloi‘ty cight high school studentsarid in adult \olunteer‘s worked iorTl\c‘ hours on the day ol dclryery toorgarn/c the lood\\.ikc Rcltci is a local charity. notto be cottltrsed wrtlt tltc North(‘ai‘olirra lood llank. and its rnissron is to pioyidc rinrncdratc aid tolarnrlies applying iot' weliare. Theorgant/irlion proyrdcs iood ior oneweek to lainilres applying tor ioodstanrps vs'ttottgll to last until theoucheis arrryclilllllsk' lliL‘ littul l‘dllls. “ttlst‘ Rt‘llt‘lhas no paid \olirntcet’s. and donatedlood goes dtrcctly to indryrdtralsrather than other or'garu/atrons.The charity rccencs referrals trorriltali .t do/en local organi/atrorrsincluding the Department oi SocialSer‘yices arid the Wake (‘ounty\Vornen‘s (‘enterz\‘lakc Relrei seryes more thanh.tl0tl people each year. halt oiwlrrch are children,"ll lll(l lll.tl\t‘s it \llltt‘ls‘lit‘t‘ illwhat we ha\c to spend.” s.titlMarianne I);r\is. co chair oi \VakcRc‘ltcl "ll \\L‘ doll‘l gift ”10 litoilirorrr the tood drryc. w c hay c to put

chase it.”.\ successiiil iood drive sa\ es thegroup more than $20000 a year.l’lans tor the iood time had beenin the works i‘or seycral rrrorrths.Dayis. a liaison li‘orn (.‘hi'rst(hutch. and (ieotgia Donaldson.cocirarr oi the oi'gani/ation. spokeat an ll’(' meeting regarding thisyear's plans. ()yei lllk' toliowingweeks. the lit worked to organr/cthe indordual lraternities on campus by di\idrng up con-rage areasand distributing bags and ilicrsMatty lratcinrtics participated Illthe [nod dine to gain points towardthe elillllk‘llllt‘ll for the ("aldwcll('up The trophy. awarded annually.goes to an outstanding campus tratcrnrty that shows strong marks incategories such .is acadcriircs. ath-letics. .utd philanthropy.lit the case oi the iood drr\c.points were awarded based on theamount oi iood collected rclatr\e tothe ow oi the iratcr‘nrty ('rcdrt wasgi\crr ior tip to *0 pounds oi ioorlper charter rnetrrbciStyle-en iratcrrrirics participated inthis \cai's iood drixc \rnong theleaders were llclta Sigma Phi withan a\ct.ige oi oi pounds oi iood permember Phi Kappa Tau wrtlr 50pounds per brother arid Pi KappaPhi wrtlt I-l pounds per brother.ltr addition to the to fraternities.\lplra llclta l’i (‘hi Omega. andDelta /et.i sororities participated.though irot lli tonicntion tor the('aldwcll ('up

llFellows Program looks for freshmen

their while in email their location is no longeropcrt to all ireshrrrcrr currentlyenrolled. and to all inaiors.“We are lookrrrg ior studentswith the desire and energy to erlhrgh sclrooll recognition." saidGerald Haw kins. director oi the(‘aldwell l-ellows ScholarshipProgram.In fact. the progranr does notlook at past records irorrr hrgltschool. The requirements toapply include a minimum of a3.0 GPA. and t'irst-yeat‘ i'resh~man status.The (‘aldwell FellowsScholarship Program awardsstudents scholarships of $2.500each year for three years. Inaddition. each student. depend-irtg upon inyolyentent in the

program. is eligible tor a grantol' H.500 toward a summerenhancement program..‘ylrchacl Hallenger. currently asophomore in the program. tooktidyarrtage of' this opportunitylast summer and traveled outwest with the OutdoorEducational Experience. led byJerry Barker"The program takes membersto determination and will anddefines them into leaders." saidBallenger.()ther summer programs spolt~sored by the (‘aldwcll Fellowsinclude Study .-\broad opporttr—nities and internships in thepublic sector.Students inyolycd in the

(ittltlwt‘ll l-ellows ScholarshipProgram are. in turn. inyolycdirt many on—ctiinpus .rctnrtresDinner seminars are held eachtnonth. including the mostrecent with guest speakerAbraham Holt/man. an N.(‘.State political scientist. whoreyiewed the statistics of howthe election works.The (‘aldwell FellowsProgram plans to travel to theDominican Republic oy'erspring break to work on Habitatfor Htrrrrarrity houses. headed bythe assistant director ol' the pro-gratn. Ann Howard Ban/et"These programs give studentswith energy and desire in theprogram a chance to maximize

opportuttrtrcsschool at N(‘ State." saidHan/ct. d 19‘): graduate irornthe progt'atn.The Caldwell FellowsProgram unites with The('aldwell Scholars in Marchduring their annual retreat. Theretreat is heavily supported byits alumni. more than 500 gradttatcs “Hill the program. Theprogram stresses the importanceoi its alumni because of the\aluable resources they are tocurrent members.“lThe alumni'sl outreach andtrientoring is a crucial aspect of"their inyoly'ement for theCaldwell Fellows members.especially due to the ease of

releyant." said Hawkins.llawkins encourages eyery'ireshrnan to submit an applica-tion for the program. While(‘aldwell l-cllows ScholarshipProgram is selecti\e. keep inrtrrnd that eyery student with thededication and leadership com-ponents is eligible (assumingyou meet the requirements)."Raise yottr hand. Getltl\'t\l\ ed. and the financial sup-port will he proyided." saidHawkins.Applications can be picked upfrom Ptillen Hall or downloadedfrom the NCSU Fellows Website.

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minority and internatitmal stu—dents in addition to being one ofthe largest employers in theRaleigh area.Tapping into this lucrative mar—ket translates into increasedrevenue for the advertiser.Disposable income inTechnician‘s market exceeds$120 million annually. whichfunnels hack into the Triangleeconomy as rent. food. enter—

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think the following ix true: thefirst is that we haye put together.i plan that the successor deanover there is going to be able torun. And that person is going towalk in and have sortie resourcesto go hire people.That's a big step forward fromwhere we were two years ago.That person that walks III is llle"ly to have an additional dcpart~merit. one that liax among. il notthe greatest enrollment in theuniversity. psychology. And Ithink wlioeerchomLs the newprovoxi and whoL\ie beLomLxthe nut LlLan met thereis goingto haye to recogni/c that a sly.“nil'icant amount of the credithours iloi' every degree.) some«thing like 27 or _\ thLent. .iiLprov ided by huminities andsocial scienLesTransitions arefi riding always hard.new leaders and riew

Two residence hallrooms burglarizedover holiday breakOne resident of Wood Hall andtwo residents of Bragawretumed i'rorn the Thanksgiving

administrators. btit the goodthing about the compact plan»iiirig process is that it's meant totranscend leaders lt'x meant tobind people to agrcclttelils thatcarry beyond those who may behere at any moment irt tittic Andso. I think they're going to do()K.Technician: When yott lookback at having been at N.('.State. what do yotr think yourgeneral feeling will be'.’()bvrously‘. you cati't xay whatyou'll feel in the future. btit howdo yoti feel about ha\ing beertliere‘.’Hall: Well. l'iii pleased to beI think it's been a reward-ing eypericnce. I measure mysentiments about being herelargely in terms ol' what we'vebeen able to accomplish. Let mejust give you a few. I don't warttto make this xoi rid like a \ale—ilictory speech. bill I do tlirrikthat. in two years. we'ye marraged to get a fair amount done.We completely o\ erhauled thetenure and promotion process.

here.

The tenure and promotionbreak to find their rooms bur-glarized.According to a Public Safetypolice report. sophomore JulieAnne Kimel left her room. SW-D of Wood Hall Building A. onNov. 21. for the holiday break.She returned at approximately4:30 pm. on Nov. 26. to find herdoor shut but unlocked.When Kimel entered the room,she noticed that several itemsthat she had left on her windowledge were lying on her bed. andshe noticed that her radio wasmissing.The stolen Panasonic AM/FMcassette and compact disc play-er is valued at 5100.Although the window to theroom was left partially open. asit had been when Kimel left forthe break. she noticed a cut inthe screen that was not thereprior to her departure.According to the report. theledge was fingerprinted but no

process now takLs aLLount olteaching. It takes aLcount ofengagement work. or extension.as it's called. lt recogni/ex therole of faculty as citi/ens as theuniversity. all these critical coni-poncnts of promoting and tenur-iiig someone. It provides foroversight at the collegiate leveland the university level that sim—ply wasn't present before. Theprocess is fairer. it‘s more openand it‘x riiore direct. That's num-ber one. I feel. That's a signifi-cant accomplishment.We put in place a policy whichI'm sttre ix going to persist. pro-viding merit raises to peoplewhen they're promoted. Thisuniversity had historically notprovided merit pay increases forpersons who were promoted toan associate or full professor.That‘s a big change. and l think.a pretty significant one.We've ptit in place a programfor undergraduate research.we re put in place a program formentoring and advising at~riskxtudents. We've established aprogram of first—year seminars.

evidence could be obtained.There are no suspects or wit-nesses in the case.NCSU sophomore MatthewBrown returned to his room,122A of Bragaw Hall. on Nov.26, to find the window poppedout on the grass and the latchpopped open.He stated in the police reportthat he and his roommate. soph-omore Zack Wideman. left theroom secured on Nov. 21. whenthey both left town for the holi-day break.Brown noticed upon enteringthe room that the books on ashelf directly under the windowwere knocked to the floor. and aVCR belonging to Widemanwas missing.Along with the Sears VCR.valued at $100. two $15 video-cassettes and a $20 televisionremote control were also stolen.A television, stereo systemand computer in the room were

which means that every studentcoming into this university willhave the opportunity to have asmall seminar experience as partof their entry into the lll\lllUllUll.I think those are pretty signifi-cant achievements, We've maneaged to get the enrollment of his—torically undercnrolled studentsup,The minority population. espcrcially at the undergraduate Iev el.has gone tip. We'\e fotrrid .i L'll"ativc way to help finance thosextudents. through the('hancellor's LeadershipAwards. We've completelyoverhauled all of diverxityaffairs and. I think. put it in aposition with l-Lurek'a Day andespecially with [Vice Pt‘mosl forDiversity and African—AmericanAffairs] Rupert Nacoxte. w herethe issues involving diversitynow can be confronted and dealtwith in a much more direct way.think we've had success withthe students. if I may say so.dealing with the education andtechnology fee. W‘ spent a lot oltime with the students and. Ileft alone. There are no suspectsin the case.Vehicle damaged bybeer bottle thrownfrom residence hallAt least two beer bottles werethrown from Sullivan ResidenceHall during the early morninghours of Nov. 27, resulting in$900 worth of damage to a stu-dent’s vehicle.N.C. State sophomore RyanMadison Smith told PublicSafety officers he had movedhis red I996 Mitsubishi Eclipsecoupe to the Sullivan ResidenceHall loading dock parking lot atapproximately l2 a.m. Nov. 27.after a beer bottle thrown fromSullivan Hall narrowly missedhis vehicle.According to the report. hereturned to the loading dockparking lot about five minutes

think.hody else III the lllIIt.i‘l\II.how to deal with ri'i-s l‘t'..i’lwe took the llllit' i‘llll the »'idents to sit doyi ii and s.i\ " l lo~is the amount ol inoiiey we needthis is the amount ot inoiiey Ill llwe'd like to ask for. but we wantyou to help its tllltlL‘l\l.iIttl w lti‘li‘ll would he Ill \oiii lik"~l iiitcic-Jto use it "That's .1 pretty ‘~l_1'lllll .ll’achreyeiiient. and 11'» the l\llli.' ~tbehavior tli.it'~~. yum}:\oboily's going to ruinnow and. in the IlIItltllL'night. raise the i‘tllly'illlllll .tllich'ltttolot'y lci' lHl ~llllly'lll‘We put this l’ioyoxi toi .i Ila;pi'ogr'aiti togetlii I. whit It I thinkworks pretty well \\e'\. lI.lll .llot ol the stiiilciit leadership :w-llii'oiigli ll. .llltl they spend thetht} \\llll lllL‘ plum-st .itiil lllitl iiiitsomething aboutversity operates“Cdt‘ Ill the proti s. .il'L‘\.tlll|llll_L‘ llllL‘Ill.tIliill.tl till.'l"vl'tti riot le‘lIIy' to see that .lt'LI‘lllplislied by the lIII!L' l least "‘il'at least \vL-'\c got Il -»I.iiti'd

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later to find the hack windshieldof his vehicle shattered by abeer bottle. Damage was esti-mated at 59m.There are no suspects lll thecase. and no slthiecls were iden.tified as having thrown the bot»tle.UNC-Charlotte stu-dent trespassed fromNCSU campus

Public Safety trespassed :t[INC—Charlotte student fromNCSU property on Nov. lo.after he was found with darn-aged property belonging to [)l-l.Hill library.According to the Public Safetypolice report. [INC-Charlottestudent Soloman Hilliard wasexiting the library when thetheft alarm went oft. He steppedback and handed to a libraryemployee a book that he had

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GERRYMANDERING iS CAUSINGA PROBLEM BETWEEN NORTHCAROLINA AND THE U.S.SUPREME COURT. BUT DIDN’TTHE STATE JUST DO EXACTLYWHAT THE U.S. JUSTICEDEPARTMENT ASKED?In {lie eailx ninettex. the II..SI. ,quttx‘el‘eiiai tiiieiii iiiixhed \orth t‘ai'olina andoiltLi Slalx‘S to it-dran tlieit politieal dix-\\.i\\ that \iould .ilIo\\ niiiiori~llL‘S Ii‘ I‘t' L‘IL‘LIL‘iI Ii‘ (Iiltlg'l'CSx\oi'ili t .iiolina ohexed h) makingilixtiiti l3 along IniL-i'xtaie SS Itttlllxide (IlldlltlIIL‘. all the \\a_\tiiiiex. the dixtriet “axi'tl\' x2i;.-t \\ltlt’ But the I‘M: \erxion.li,: .=.li.it II .' .Iiixtiee Ilepartiitetit \xant-L ,|. it \\oit‘tI eleet a hlaek (Iongrexxiiianmini \t‘tll‘i l IHI‘L‘III'iLt lot the t'irxt time in.ilznoxi loo ieaix thankx to iix 57 per-;eiii hl.i.k \otiiig tll.t|t\l‘tl).Hui ilieii iii W”. the I'.S SupremeL..lIexI I‘ "pitlttteal

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-\l’tei a tht'ee—da} trial. the IS.Sut‘t'eiiie ('ourt iuled that I)ixtriet l3nax guilti oi iineonxtitutiiinal gerry-'ttandet‘(iL‘l'l‘}lll.tlltlt‘tlllg ix a politteal proeexxinioliing the tll\lSlt‘ll ot .i toting areato gi\e on.- politieal part) .i inaiorit) in.ix tl‘iall“. .lixnieix .ix poxxihle or \xeakenthe toting xtieiigth ot an ethniL' or raeialgroup In xiiiiilar iiieanx otI mampula»tiuiiPixoial to the eoiirt'x deeixioii \\ ax anemail xent h) a legixlatoexiatt ironiealh named (iet‘r) (‘ohen to:‘.\o IteniiiLratie xenatorx. eurrentlllL'\\.1:_‘C

.-\ttorne_\ (‘ienei'al-eleet Ro_\ (‘ooper ot’Winner ofRoek) Mount atid I,eineCharlotte. during the North (‘arolina(ieneral Axxeinhl)'x IW7 redixtrietmgdeliherationx.The email read: "1 MW moied(,it‘eenxhoro Blaek eoinniunit) into thellth. and no“ need to take ahoutotttttitt out of the llth."The eourt ealled the email .i "Smokinggun."While it ix ohtiotix that NorthCarolina Iegixlaiorx erred horrihl_\ incommitting raee»ha.xed dixtriet dran-iiig. their aetionx are iiiiderxtandahle inlight of the home Departiiient'xrequextx.Alter all. hon ean raee not he \\ hatthe Supreme (‘ourt ealled the “Llonii»nant and eontrolling"laLtor in L'iLatingdixtrtetx dexigned to xend iiiemhL rx otininorit} raeex to (ongrexx.Non in it.x' fourth high-eourt chal—lenge. Dixtriet l3 ix lacing itx Ilthhotir. What it tieedx to do to xur\i\ehoth politieall)‘ and ethieall} ix realizethat raeism eutx 'hoth itinx. It‘x nott1I\\'d).S neg.itixe . xoinetiniex. adian-tagex to minoritiex ean eome out ot't'aeixt iiiotiiationx. Tho.xe eaxex. dexpitetheir rex‘ultx. are jtixi ax unethieal atidtineonxtitutional ax the inoxt iiixiiltingol‘ Jiiii Crovx laux or grandfather elaiix-ex uxed in otir x'h'ared hlxtor} ot xegi‘e-gated politiex. North ('arolina needx tofigure out hoit to get a hlaek etti/en onthe floor oI' (‘ongi‘exx without getting ahlaek xpot on it,x o\\n legal reeord

Guys: ’useless’The holida) xea-upon tix.l-.\et'_\oite ix get»ting th.it holtda}elieei \Vreathx areup. ( Illt'tSlllldS dee-oi'alioiix line thexti‘eetx. and lightxeati he xeen iiiexer} It ixnon olIteialI}(Illl‘tSllllilS. one otthe I‘ext and tttoxle\penxixe tmiex ot‘the _\L‘.tt’.-\Ioiig \\lIIl thinking ahout giltx. \aea-tionx .iiid partiex. the t‘hrixtiiiax xeaxon.tI\\.i}x htiiigx the huiden ot xhoppiiig.I‘eople x.i\ e tip iiione_\ all xear long torthix xeaxon I'\IltI\ lia\ e heen e_\eing thatpei‘teet to). and hig kiilx .iie e\ en moreanxioux toi that to) the} x.:\\ on the BextHit} Loiiiiiieieial Iaxt month The potiit ixduring (‘lirixtiiiax e\erxone \xaiitx Sittllt'vthing. and tlittx L‘\CI‘}itllt' hax to hit)xiiinething\oxt u itli ('Iirixtinax reeeii itig prexentxix not the pi‘ohlein: it ix gixitig prexentxPeople .Iittei' xo iiiueh in “hat the} \\ antand him the) xhop. expeeiaII) gu_\x andgirlx. lIhe ( Ilii‘ixtmax xeaxon ix itixt anoth-er tmie Illl' th.ii hattle ot the xe\ex toLoiiie out in tall torLe. It ix (Illl'lSllll‘dSxliopping “.it"\on it hax .il\\.i)x heeii tun tor me to\iateh hoih girlx and gii_\x xltop The(Ihrixtiiiax xhoppiiig e\perienee \xitheitliei xL‘\ L'an he xo LIitteient .iiid xoaniuxitigNon. e\eixone knoox that gii‘lx planahead We knoit itliat \\e iteed to hit).hon ltttlL‘Il \\ e hai e to xpend atid \\ herethe hext dealx are I admit that I am thattipe .it girl xhopper ~7 pro. I \thxxpeiidiiig all 'IIhankxgtimg I)a} looking.it Slttt't‘xI .idx in the paper. and .intieipat-mg the hig xhopping LIa_\ on l‘rida).Shopping earl) ix tun tor me. It ix eaxier.)ou ha\ e iitore til it xeleetion and ttIx oteourxe lexx xtrexxtIiiI thaii ti) ing to do it atthe Iaxt minute.

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For girlx. (‘hrixtmax xhopping ix etiioiahle and Inn, It 1x a tttiie iihen it e eaii hetrue xliiip~;i-ItiiliL'x. We xeai'eh high andlo“ tor the perteet gitIt tIor that trieiid orlot e one. and xinee \te xtarted earl} \\ e|ia\ e ample time lo IIItltI that giltllti\\e\er. tor gu_\x lI ix a \ihole tIIIIIk‘I'ent xtor). To tell _\oti the truth I one toxliop \xith gu_\x heeatixe it'x xo lutin}Thix paxt \xeekend. I got to xee a IH‘lt‘Jlguy xhopper iii aetion (ill)S go to themall lIirxt prett} dixinterexted and xeeoiidimpatient. The} think the mall ix too hot.hormg and an oiei‘all hurden. Shoppingtot gu_\x ix .i ehot'e The} don‘t kninxxx hat the} “at“ to hit}, The) don't e\ enknoix \\ here togo The} iuxt xtiri ol xtaiidtheir \\ ith their nioutlix \iide open. Li'editeard iii hand \taiting tor xuggextionx.(hit x are uxelexx ('hrixtmax xliopperx Idon‘t knou hoit iiiaii_\ tiiiiex I li;i\ e xeengti_\x piek otit the nioxt i‘idiL'uloux gilt lota girl. and then the) xii}. "Don‘t _\outhink xhe “I” like it ’I‘ The) time noeIue. (itl_\S go into the xtore \\IIIl oiiI)one gilt in mind. The} eall it et'tieientxhopping; l eall it narroxx thinking (itl_\xthink the) ean get all their xhopping doneon ('hrixtiiiax I‘,\L' at \VaI—Mait in lexxthan It! miiiutex. He). gu_\ x. I gotta tell_\ou. that ix inipoxxihle.Shopping takex time. it tx proeexx oIgathering ideax. Iiiidiiig xtorex that hatethe perteet item. finding the hext priee lIorit and then Iinall) hu) iiig it. Thix proeexxix not a quiek one.So inxtead ot \xorr_\ing and pttxxtl‘l)giimg )ourxelt an uleer during the(‘lirixtiiiax xhopping xpree. xtart nowMake thix grand xhopping xeaxoii .iiienio}ahle one h_\ not \xaitiiig till HASpan. I)eeetiiher 3-1 to buy tour gii‘lt’i'ienda gift. ,»\x NikeIx lainoux xa_\ing goex. itixtdo ttlI/o u/l [Ill’ ‘L’llllt out there. our! shoppingIItIlt‘ to find Illtl’ per/eel L'lfI. It \oit lltlll’um (/mwliom or m ml ionie help/titlingIIIII I/tt [)(‘I'ft‘t eitt. t‘INtIII/ Rm liui'l.x/io/i/ime pi‘iiti‘iiitiiitil. it!rtoi‘en'itta IHIII\‘.II(‘\II.(’t/Il.I_C_ l A N

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#3: "Thou xlialt iiol take the name ofthe Lord our (toil in min." (iee/. Imean. tlit '\l‘lt kllit“ mall) lllltt‘x \\L‘ tlxx‘the geeeoll} I iiitiipiiif.‘ .Iiniinj.(Irma-t" "(iootlhieI‘ iiieanx Iitei.iIl_\"(hid ht \\lIIl _\eII .llltI e\eii lll.tIIx hL-L‘iiIt‘illtt’t‘tl lit li.ttL‘It‘xS III‘\ t‘ II#4: "Reitieiiiher theSSiililiiith (Ia) andkeep it Itol).~ liixt oi .iII (Iiiixtiaiixiiio‘xetl the holx .I.i_\ Iioiii Satutda) toSunda'x ieLotiiiiieiidatioiiI‘,‘ the (‘otiiitil ol Iaoiliiea lll ilxl Iliit

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e\eii Sunda) ixn't kept IlttI) l’eople(II/’(‘i t to go out to the mall oi the iiioi ietheater or a rextauraiit and he xeri ed h}other lahorerx. To ptit it hihlieall}. toilingiiiiixt oeetii‘eth on SttnLIa_\ (‘hi'ixtiaiixtorex. hankx. the poxt tlIIIx‘L‘ and the lllll\erxtt) are all eloxed on Suiida) , hutprettx niiieli e\entliing elxe ix open toihuxinexx. Il‘oda)‘. Se\eiith I)a_\ .-\d\entixtxare the Ull/\ inaioi' ('hrixttan denoiiiiuatn xiito xtill honor thix eomiiiandiiient#5: "Honor thy mother and father." It\ie xtill eared ahoiit thix eoininandmetit.ixe \touIant he taiiiiliar \\lIIl the phi'axe”deadheat dad" I’ai'entx “ho are t’liildiiiolextei'x. plnxieal or emotional .ihuxerx.or othem ixe enmiiial are lioiioied h) neii[her the legal or L'Iiureh eoiiiinunitiex.#6: "Thou shalt not kill.“ The Hold"kill" here ix the llehreu "i‘atxaeh." \\ hiehi‘eiiuii‘ex pi'etiieditation. 'I‘Iiix ix \\It) \\.ttand other xo—L'alletl Ititt-hlootledpixxioii do noi Lin. tIII_\ ax I\tIIIII‘.' ltiit L ipital piiiiixhiiient. Ie;al in the I iiited St. IIL xiiiioliex pieiiiLdttatLd e \eeution\ltliotigli the ”We niakex no axxei'tioiixeither “at. ahortioti ix alxo tIt‘IIlllIIt'I‘- aLandidate toi \iolation ol the xi\tli Ll‘Illiiianiliiient ()til} a te\\ (‘hi‘ixtianxIionoi tIiix eiiiiiiiiaiidineiit. ()tiakeix .iii.l\lennonitex. tot e\aiiiple. \\lII not hisakitx oidei'x mm [It tiiiiex ot \\.ii IIlil\\t'\e'l. people kill"'l'lioii xliall not eoiiimit iitliil-tet').' \Itliotigh iiiaii_\ xtatex .illoii adiilteii to xer\e .ix groundx tot din-tee. tlieie!x no Ian iii the I iiited ,Statex againxt .ttllllonlx polxgaiii}. marriage to llltt'L‘than one peixoii. \aiioux \Ill'\L')\ Lontiiiii.lII\ III‘ItI the \iiiei'iLaii adiilter} rate amore oi lexx it I pe.Letit ol all inariied Ilt'lv

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xitnx“8: "Thou xhalt not xteal." llieIlehreii iiie..niiig here ieleix xpeLititallxto kidnapping .itid xelling a peixon intoxl.i\et‘_\ Iii poxt xl.i\ei_\ \‘iextei'ii Lultiiie.thix oiilei iloexii't ie.ilI_\ .ipplx Hut e\eii IIthe meaning ix xtietthed to IllLIlltIt' alllItt'I! IIIS xtill not \alid liiteiiiet piiaLiand leeLtioiiiL piiaL\ ltl eLtiLiaI ixltl;‘xl\ .tLLLPlL'iI \\IiLIIltt IIIItlUL‘Il \II)dimiiloadx oi .iLttial xtoIeii iiiLiLIiandixL.

people dixiegard the eighth eoniiiiandtiient eier) dai#9: "Thou xlialt not hear Take “it-nexx." Ihe ".loiiIt lie" L'oiiiinandiiient ixdetiiitte|_\ the one \\ith the gieatext xta} ingpoiiei ol the other edietx. htit e'. en it ixnItxiipreiiielx diitiie aii_\iiioie. Illiiotigh axoit ol pop Lulture e\ploxton oII l.i\\lIl.tIlI\x to ( t._l Sinipxon and Hill t‘Iiiiton‘xdeliiiitioii ol "ix \ittei‘iL'attx ate a\\ai'e olthe leiel ot Loritiption oLL'iu't'tng iii la\\and hon eax) it ix not to tell the truth e\eiiII ioti'te not teeliiiiealhtilll: "Il'hoti xhzilt not emet."('apitalixin. iiiitoittiiiateh. ix aetualh.it/u 'u/It ’l/ on people Lotetiiig otliet peovple‘x piopei‘ti I'Iiai'x uhai paxx the hillx\\L-I\e xold out on .ill the eiiniiiiandiiientx,htit itIx iiiiiiihei ten toi n'iiLh that phraxeappropriate.So. \iltat iloex thix iiiean'(Ioiiiniaiiiliiientx thint in. III '(II LItllllS‘L‘not IIiex will lll.tII-.‘l IIie point ot the leitlit IL‘SI II \kL‘Indeed. tIie_\

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CAMPUSof conyentional wisdom: Bryan callsthe dcatlt penalty racist. Reality findstltat white murderers haye beert twiceas likely to haye been executed as hay eblack murderers since W73. Any other

A little considerationQuite a few people cut across mywheelchair when tltey rush to the class»rootns. l ktiow tltey are att\tous to be inclass on time. I also want to be [It tlteclassroom on time. l understand tltatnobody wants to be late for the class.But ctttttttg across the power wheel?cltair is dattgerotts. Although I am care-ful riot to run met any body ‘s toot. acctvileltls could occur. lltet'elot‘e. l ask fora little consideration when driye. |lhis feet get htirt. orte cannot attend theclass at all. Being late for the class ismuch better than betrtg ttnable to attendthe class becattsc ot the injury.We should be able to accept differ-ences of eyery indiyidual. Some areshort. some are tall. some are \VL‘ll'tl.aitd sonic are colored. I am labeled astwo disadyantaged labels: coloredbecattse I am ati Asian and disabled.We college students are old enough topcrceiye who we really are. instead olfocusing on the labels of others, l wasencouraged emotionally wltert l readthe word “birthright" iii a letter w rtttenby Dr. Martin Luther King. Jr. His ciyilrights moyeinent was based on thebirthright of e\eryone.We should not itidge others accordingto their appearance. Some crirnittalscart dress tip nicely and show gentle-ness to lure little children. They do itotadyertisc themselyes as criminals.Some people who wear many rings aridptiitk clothes hase good hearts to sltowkindness to others. Handicapped peo-ple ritostly ltaye compassion for othersbecause they haye been through emo-tiottal tttriitoil.l'nless we find ottt w ho they reallyare. nobody cart tell. I appreciate peo-ple who take tiotes for the in classes. lsay “Thank you" to anyone who opensa door for me. I feel good when some-one says "hello" to me. I appreciateanyorte who shows a little considera—tion for less fortunate people. I atit w illvtrig to show my consideration to arty—one near me.People tend to think of others basedon their ow n situations. But some pewple face tnore obstacles iii their litethan tuost others. -\ little considerationlot others will pt'otttole llte society tobe a lr'iendlier place

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In his Noy. 20 article for 7i’t'lllllt'ltlll.Bryan Proffitt appealed to “logic" in anattempt to draw art atialogy between“reparations" aitd capital punishment.Coriyersely. logic decidedly confutesthe larger part of his article. Hts analo-gy between “reparations” and capitalpunishment breaks down iii that thedeath pertalty punishes the (tom of thecrime. not their descendants. His Usageof "retribution“ as a label for the death

penalty (along with a rather arbitraryarid errant citation of the Bible) isincorrect also.It is "punishment." lt stems from thepremise that we are accountable for ouractions. not from ”yengeance"talthougli it has beeit abttsed as such 7yet only insofar as cart any principle oforgani/ed society ). .-\nd if he supposesthe Bible supports the ore-rt tisage ofcapital punishment teyen uttderl.c\ittca| law). he is again wrong. Incases where someone. condemned todeath. was broken-hearted and contritemet their crime. exert the Old'l'estament commands: "Deliyer thosewho are beittg taken away to death; andthose who are staggering to slaughter.() hold them back!"Tlte person w ho commits murder withimpudeuce and without shame. whounabashedly practice.) Violence a“ thiswas the person for whom the Old'l‘estamcnt punishmertts were meant. Intoday's society. capital punishmenteyacted upon a wrt'u/ killer would bean analogous case. Not all proponentsof the death penalty are the extremistswhoiii l’roffitt paints with his strawman arguments. And most certainly theBible is not (New Testament). nor wasll L‘\ er (Old Testament).()n a tiiore ironic note. the Bible hastaught people to help the poor andafflicted since loiig before he arid hisso-called “reparations" ideology ey'ereyisted. What‘s more. helping thehomeless and the poor tpresent tense!)is certainly rituch more “logical" (andiii fact luring) than it is to "punish thedescendants of oppressors of timespast." Now then. who is truly cort-fused‘.’ Who is being “illogical?" “lsnot [lift the ‘fast‘ which I chose to letthe oppressed go free. and break anyyoke‘.’ ls it not to diyide your breadwith the hungry. and bring the home-less poor into the house; when you seehim naked. to coyer him‘.’ If you giyeyourself to the hungt'y. and satisfy thedesire of the afflicted. then your lightwill rise tit darkness. attd your glootitwill become like midday" tlsaialt 58).Daniel Wayne DailySenior('omputcr' Science

Proffitt argumentis 'folly’

Ialttory Nt'fl' “Home of the ttitit/ttt‘[not/tort ot the ti'rttt'l; the word limitlttty In t'Il tltlllttl.l ant sure that Bryan Prot'fitt was siti—cer'e iii his denunciation ol the deathpenalty (“Religious right ‘gouging‘blacks." Ii't'lmit'tttu. No\. 30).l‘ll'sl. Bryan begins his diatribe bycalling eyecution murder of course.esecttuon is no more murder than legalincarceration is illegal kidnapping wmeaning. not at all. This is the firstserum: of the poor logic and weakknowledge to which Bryan will treatthe readers.lets look at Bryan‘s blind acceptance

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racial combittations of defendant oryictim. tit death penalty cases. reflectthe specific circutnstances of thecrimes. not racist factors. Sttcli tsreyealed in a lWl Rand (‘orporationstudy. a I‘NJ Sittith ('ollege study atidwithin a study of crime statistics. with»iii a ftairiework of capital crime eligi~bility.In addition. white death row inmatesare esecuted l5 ttiorttlts more quicklythan are their black brethren. And thisis gouging blacks‘.’lBryan calls the death penalty classist.No one disputes the obytous logic thatwealthier capital murderers should beable to better ayoid execution than theirpoorer ilk. However. the issue is. isthere any ey idence to support the claimthat wealthier capital murderers are lesslikely to be executed than their poorerilk. tn relation to both groups probabil-ity of committing capital crirnes‘.’To date. there is no such evidence.Absolutely none. (‘ertainlyg I agreewith Bryan. that the death penalty iscostly. But it is clear. that for Bryan.cost is ttot an issue. Justice is. That iswhy he supports reparations forAfrican .-\mericans. the other topic ofhis article. Such reparations wouldlikely cost into the trillons of dollars. Indeath penalty cases. as jurors have theoption of death and lesser sentences. itis clear that they choose death in thosecases w hen they find it a morerst puri-ishment than any of the lesser options.l‘ndoubtedly. Bryan would say thatthe ruorc jltsl punishment should be anoption. regardless of cost But. withregard to cost issues. after reyiewing anumber of cost ”studies". comparingthe cost of a death sentence ys, the costof life sentences. make the followingohser‘yations: Such “studies" rarelyeten attempt to coiitpare apples toapples. instead we find:I ) death penalty costs including legaland incarceration costs \s only theincarceration costs of a life sentencetTeyas)2) number ot eyecutions iii a state(Florida. lts‘ executions at the time).diyided irtto the total cost of all deathsentences in the state and. thereby.reyealing a highly distorted cost percyecution3) death penalty costs compared tocases other than rnayimum life sett—tetices arid-l) in all studies. we firtd a) that thecost of geriatric care. recently found tobe Sb‘).()()(l/inmate/y r.. eycluded. b) thecost benefit of death statutes. that beingplea bargaining to a masiinuin life sen~tencc. never being credited to the deathpenalty. to name btit a few problems inall such studies.liinally. Bryan says the death pertallyis “not a deterrent." Really‘.’ No socialscientist has eyer stated. itor will they.that the death penalty deters no one. Weknow that all sanctions deter someone.Therefore. it would be quite incredibleto conflict by saying that the tnostseyere sanction. eyccution. somehow.

deters no one, In fact. there haye beenquite a lew studies wluclt ltayc lottitdfor deterrence. with two new studies.also finding for deterrence. sooti to bepublished by tamor'y kiltHL'rsll}. andthe l’niyersity of lloustoit. separately.Bryan. absurdly reflects that the exe-cutions may increase \‘lttlcltL'L‘. Thenumber one execution jurisdiction inthe nation. Harris (‘ouuty tHouston).Tcsas. has seen a 7t) percent drop lllmurder sittce Texas resumed esecurtions in 1983. .-\.s the l’ruted States hasdramatically increased esecutions iiithe past It) years. we haye secit a significant drop in murders, During thelast itational ittoratorium on eyecutionsiii the l'nited States. froin l‘)(r7-ltt77.murders nearly doubled.Bryan says that .ltilitts and lithelRosenberg "allegedly" sold t'.S.secrets to the Soyiets. Some years ago.I‘M-l. l belieye. declassified informa-tion front both l'.S. and Soy iet sourcesconfirtited that Julius was heading aspy ring in the l‘nited States for theSoyiets.Bryan‘s final folly: He concurs withthe Rosenberg's son that the deathpenalty is reyenge. Quite to the con-trary. The death pettalty is a legal sanc-tion. which is a set of preeyisting con~sequences. limited by' statute and appli—cation. where the punishment is giyenby those specifically retnoy'ed front anyconnection to the crime or suryiyor's.Revenge is the opposite. requiring pitti-ishment to be determined after thealleged offense. an "offense" whichmay not be a crime or wrongdoing ofany kind. whereby the punishment isenacted by an interested party connect-ed to the specific "offense."I agree with Bryan that “most majorpublications and political talk showshate been talking capital punishment todeath." They. like Bryan. may "prof-fitt“ frotri a fully informed reyiew ofthe evidence.Dudley SharpDirectorDeath Penalty ResourcesJustice For AllHouston. Tesas

Coutouzis 'bold,’'potent’

I would like to thank Michael(‘outou/is for his bold defense of sexu—al abstinence before marriage andfidelity after. He has tirade sortie ycrypotent points which apply on both thehuittanistic and religious leyels. Theesatnples he cited are good examplesthat happiness is not found in satisfyingeyery appetite you haye. Indeed. onewho pursues such a hedonistic lifestylewill eyetitually become a shoe to hispassions. I thought it ironic and dis—tasteful. howeyer'. to place Danimal‘sLuke and Craig gettin‘ the ladies on theopposite page. Was this supposed to befunny"?Tommie li‘it/geraldJuniorPsychology

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ln Noyetttber of 198‘). st\ Jesuitpriests. their housekeeper. arid lieiteenage daughter were all guttttcd dow itin cold blood in H Salyador. Nineteenof the 26 Saly‘adoran officers cited by a[N Truth (‘ommission for the massmurder were School ol the .»\incricatl‘ot't Benning; Columbus. GA) :Jradti-ates. As far back as man. four HS.church women were raped and min.dered by the officers in El Salyadoi:three of these fiye graduated from theSchool of the Americas.These numbers hold true through allol the l" N. Truth ('otttmission'sreports on human rights abuses in l lSalyador': oyer two-thirds of all theolficers cited for yiolations in thiscountry were SOA "students.” iriclttding two of the three olficers who iittir-dered :\l‘L‘llhI\l‘lUP ()scar Romero. andH) of the II guilty ol the massacre of9th) ctytltans iii the tillage of lilMo/ole.ln l9‘)(y. the Pentagon adntttted thatrnantials used at the school on the FortBenning base contained the teachingof torture techniques and paramilitaryctwinter-insurgency tactics designed tosubyert the ciyilian population. Someof the courses to choose from at theSchool of the -\mericas include:“Combat Arms ()fficer,”“Psychological ()perattons." "BattleStaff ()perations.” “(‘ontinandoCourse." aitd “Military Intelligence.“Pri.‘\'lottsl_\. the SOA claimed that infact it did not teach its students torturetechniques and esecution tactics. sincethe release of these manuals in I‘l‘ln.they hate claimed to tune reforitied theinstitution. including changing its nameto "Western Hemisphere Institute lorSecurity Cooperation.”The SOA has ney er admitted orexplained its legacy of oppression andtorture. nor has it takeit responsibilityfor the crimes of its graduates. whichinclude Manuel Noriega and fortneiPermian intelligence chief VladimiroMontesinos. The aforementionedcourses are still ayailable and widelytaught at the new "WesternHemisphere "The School of the Americas is‘ fundedby l'.S. taypayers‘ money. People willcontinue to congregate at the FortBennitig base eyery Noyember until theSOA. or the "Western Hemisphere."regardless of what name it carries. isclosed. ll' you missed it this year. youstill haye a chance to go to DC. thisApril. for the National Lobbying Dayirt Congress. when people w ill speak totheir representatiycs and urge them toyote to pass a bill to close the “school “A bill was approyed this year that cutfunding to the SOA. but that \Illlllllilllt"ously opened the new WesternHemisphere. or "New School of theAmericas."

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