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close barsBy James WildeStall WriterThe noise and destrticttoti caused byllillsborough Street's nighttime patronslia\e area residents pressuring the L‘ll_\ tobe more strutgent when it hands out liquorlicenses"The bars don‘t proyide enough parking.and their customer parking is pouring ox erinto otir rieigliborhoods." said MikeRcrder. thc ('oritniunity Watch presidenttor the West llillsborough Street area. Hesaid city zoning laws require businesses toproude ample parking to support largecrowds and that those laws aren't beingfollowedBusinesses stippor'titig N,('. Statel'niiersity aren‘t the problem. Reider' said.The local bars and clubs hate become thelllllsdllL‘Cs."This neighborhood has had to tightharder thari any other neighborhood tomaintain its standard ol‘ hung." said (‘in(‘ouiicil member Mary ('ates from Districtl€.The community grottp has contacted the.-\B(‘ ('omtnission and the Alcohol Lawlini'or'ccment Agency and demanded thatmore stringent standards be implemented

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By Eric LiehhauserNews l dticirHard as it may seem to beliese. Raleighl’olice haw declared that ditttrig the hmhm weeks (it class. ignorance ol the lawmay indeed be an C\L‘ltst‘ to break it.This does not irieati tlial you won't bearrested it you choose to throw bricksthrough llillsborougli Street merchants‘window s. it does. how cser. comprise thephilosophy behind the Raleigh PoliceDepartment's policy of leniency towardfirst semester l'rosliman who break

l‘l't'tlL‘l‘lc‘ls lleinemann. the policy willproHde a grace period in which brandnew students cart become acclimated tothe local laws witlioilt immediately lacrtrig serious r'epiircussions lor breakingtlietii“\Ne want to be sure eyery body knowsthe rules belore we seek hardcoreenlorcemeiit," lleinemann said,lletnernann told reporters that Rl’l) willbe working in coniunclion with NCSI‘Public Sale!) to meet this goal. “ll wesee a student with an opeti container.we'll initiate Icon\ersation| and inter-

\cntion tiritt said that police will c\tctidthe temporary immunity tollrllsborottgli Street dti\ci's as w c|l“We're e\plotrng thc possibililj. olissuing warnings to new \[tltlc'llls whounknowingly park iti illegal spaces.”Brown said"It we see someone about to park in a\etider spot we will tell them that the}will be tssiied .‘l ticket unless they nrmeWe will try to keep the lines oi cominuntc‘attoii as opcrt as possiblc “But police were quick to point otit thattheir leniency had disttirct bounds \laior

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Hillsborough Street: the place for students to shop, eat and interact during the day. Some nights, however, the market place (an

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transform into a cauldron of drunken revelry. Homeowners complain about the noise which can accompany the party.before the commission hands out liquorlicenses. 'lt tised to be that anyone couldapply tor a license. and as long as theypaid their lee. they had a license to sellalcohol." Reider said.But Rcider and his community lime a lot

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"It’s a slow process."to accomplish before they make rowdybar-lined strip as caltri as they would like.Reider said."l'nlortunatcly. there are too many bars onllillsborough Street already. and we'll doanything possible to present new bars

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Police pledge to slacken rules for first weeks of classlow t'kl-"\kc re somewhat restricted by niarrlirowu esplairied “Warningsmay killllk' into play btit parking is aslllllllls problcrti \\e will warn when wetan but in ttt.itt_\ instances ottr hands aretied. w c'll lia\ e to ticket or tow ”('assandra lirown said that studentsshould act responsibly and not attempt totake .id\ant.igc ol Rl’l)'s good laitlt."Parking illegalh creates a great deal oiterisioti between neighborhood residentsand sttiderits Blocking someone's drryc-

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’l'he homeless ha\e become a futureon llillsborough Street You may ha\eseen them begging for money \ou mayha\e cscn thrown some spare changetheir way lint while you may lia\ethought the quarter you lorked mmwas casing their plight. cit_\ olticralssaid last week you were probably orinmaking ll easier tor them to continuebegging."ll you gixe money. you're rustencouraging panhandling.” Raleighl’olicc (‘liici l‘rcdrick llemetnann saidat .in .-\ug ll meeting between uniser-s|I_\ oiiicials and the police department."lt encourages them to stay til the samearea and intimidate people ""ll students or laculty gi\e money themessage gets out." Raleigh (‘rty('oniicil cliait Mary (‘ates said"Begging is a problem because they aregetting money I heard a itian brag to\t‘t’ BEGGING, ”NF 4

University appeals EPA audit resultBy Dee HenryAssrstooi News l itiiorNC. State l'nnersity‘s administrators arepetitioning the l‘tl\lltitttttclll.tl ProtectionAgency's decision to cut N('Sl"s l’olltitiottl’rmentron Research (‘entertl'hc decision to .i\c the center came .itthallegations that \(‘Sl‘ rnisued between SImillion arid $1 million iii ledcral grantmoneyAn l'.P:\ audit loutid that W ol Nt‘Sl's o‘)lederally ltiiided research protects should nothioc been billed to the H’A. ()l the l'L‘llltlllktrig it) pt'ograttts. 12 were not renewed inadiance by the lil’A and did not lit the pur‘pose oi the grant. auditor Ken ('ratger toldthe Associated Press.Dalton l.eonard. auditor lor' the SouthernAudit l)i\istori ol the ()l‘lice ol' the Inspector

(ierieral. said NCSl' has now lrled a responseto the litial audit reportlheie will be a meeting in “astrington.l)(‘ . August 35 between unnerstty and l l’\oilrctals By September ill. the l:l’.-\ will sendthe tmriersity a litial determination letter.Dalton said.N(‘.\l' dtllllllllsllttlllts insist the l-l‘.\‘s decrsioii to cut luriding was unitistilrcdAccording to Nt‘Sl l't'o\ost l‘rankltn llart.the atidrt was carried out improper ly"What‘s unusual is that the agency discontiriued iurids beiorc the audit is complete.lldt‘l s.tltl.'l‘hc ltiiids were cttt in August I‘Nl. and asa result the center is struggling to tunctionwith tunding lroni other sources. saidWilliam Klarman. \(‘Sl's \icc chancellor olResearchHut lil’A atidrtors say they were right to cttt

the cash ilow l'he) questioned the amount oltime Michael ()wrtasli. the center director.dc\otcd to his posiltori. The agreement calledtor ()\crcash to work lull time at the centerand lorego teaching classes w hrlc acting ascenter director: .\iiditors claim that ()sercashdid not honor this agreement and was teachtrig classes at the satne time he was rurirtirigthe centerKlarinan disputed this clairir stating that(hercash was not teaching at the same trrnche was center directorleoriard said Nt‘Sl' administrators rittistnow go tlirottgli a itttlrcal process ii the) wishto dispr'm e the claims He said the unnersityhas taken the proper steps by asking theInspector (iencral's auditing di\iston to do alrnaricral and compliance atidtt ol NCSli's.Nt't‘ AUDIT, l‘ilc't' 3

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By Dee HenryASSlSlUlii News l driorStudents lit the ('ollege ol l‘orest Resourceswill have a new choice this year because thedepartment oi parks. recreation and tourismmanagement has decided to ollet a riirrior inbusiness.Since the school opened in l‘l-W. the curriculttm has loctised on recreation managemerit. This emphasis was altered somewhat al'ew years ago to a concentration on lottrtsrii.Due to a national trend that has created aneed l'or background rti business.the school'sadministrators decided it was titiic lorchange, [any (iustke said.

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"This new concentration is iriiporlaiitbecause students t'cccnc natural resourcetraining while attaining a perspectue on thebusiness world [The new curriculum] getsstudents a little bit more l‘ocused on businessskills." (.iustke said(instke said the new tiiitior coupled with theold maiors will lot'ttl a pertcct synthesis"We‘w married the tourism and coriimercialrecreation to natural management "According to (iustke. the course work nowfocuses on tourist management. This L‘lll‘l'lCU-lum provides prospectiic amusement parkmanagers w itb the skills they need"It is coursework which loctises on attractiori managements." (itistke said.Editoriol 51 5-2411/Advertising 51 5-2029

According to (iustke. this training is cspcAcrally important to the student who wishes towork iii North (‘arolina"['l‘ourrsm llltlU\ll‘_\ in North (‘arolina isldoing nery well." (itistke said, In l992.tourism was a $7.3 billion industry in thestate Statistics from the National ParkSen ice show that 6.5 percent of all tourists toNorth (‘arolina \'I\ll national parks. By virtueoi this tact. North (‘arolina is secotid orily to(‘alil'ornia in the number of visitors to nation-al parks"North (‘aroltna depends on naturalresources." (iustke said.The major also offers a chance for studentsto participate in a coup program.

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Committee. has the distinction ofpresiding over the body that willrecommend to ChancellorMonteith a speaker for this year'se\ercises.The individual chosen to speak

before the assembled graduates ofthis university should not only beendowed with the ability tointpart gems of wisdom butshould also be able to enthrall thecrowd with the vibrancy of thequintessential statesman.As a major intemational univer-

sity. NC. State University alsoneeds to attract an orator of a cal-iber that will further establish itscredentials as a world player inthe field of education.l'sing recent history as a guide.

Tucker should easily be able tobetter the choices of his predeces-sors.Not to cast a pull upon those

previous speakers. but three outof the past five years the com—mencement address has beendelivered by people of local or. atbest. regional fatne.The exceptions have been

lt)\)()‘s speaker. Maya Angelott.

f you have used NC. StateUniversity‘s TRACS sys-tem at peak-use times suchas the first day of a registra-

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one of the eminent voices of con—temporary black literature. aitd1988's speaker. Edwin Newman.the widely respected journalist.But as notable as these two are.

they nonetheless peak the interests of a rather narrow spectrumof NCSL"s academic society.With the wide respect ofNCSLT‘s aerospace engineeringprogram. shouldn‘t NCSl' be ableIt) attract the likes of NeilArmstrong or Chuck Yeager.rather than fortner ChancellorJohn Caldwell. as it did iii IWJ'.’Based on the strengths ofNCSL"s department of poultryscience. how about choosing adynamic personality and speakersuch as Frank Perdue. rather thanstay in-system with former UNC—System president Bill Friday. asNCSL’ did in 1*)91‘.’The depth of NCSll‘s political

science faculty should be able toyield a Jesse Jackson or a JohnSununu. instead of Governor JimMartin. who spoke in l989.And doesn‘t N(.‘Sl"s computer

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How many of you had the misfortune torise the treerevpression tttnnel Thursday

If you managed to avoid doinggoodmornmg.’so. consider yourself blessed withsense or good timing.You see. on this rainy morning. goodsense collided with enterprise. and resultedIll t'll‘attsI specifically relci to the abrupt appear-ance of a particular group of people in the

business of selling various visual expres-sions otherwise known as posters.'l‘ltcrc is no denying that there is a consid-ct'ablc market lot this particular medium of

espression. particularly among those of col—lege age. and the ability of a business con-cern to “set tip shop“ and sell their waresamong sttch an audience is distinctly adv an—tageous to all concernedThe vendors get the opportunity to bringtheir product directly to the intended con-sumer attd any inconvenience to a potentialbuyer is mitigated by the proximity of thegoods iit question to the normal travels ofsaid buyerfor this reason. many vendors are permit-

ted to assemble their goods at varioUsplaces on campus. most notably at thesemester‘s beginning.Indeed. many students have ttot only

bcconte accustomed to the appearance ofthe vendors. btit actively await their arrival.The folks selling the posters ltave everyright do so They have acquired the proper

vendor‘s pcrnttssioit through the Office ofStudent Development. who. presumably.

are reasonably assured of the vendors legaland ethical status in the ltlAIllL‘SS comtnttnll\.The vendors have even negotiated withthe same campus authorities about theproper location iit which to set up theirgoods for otir perusal.For several days. these poster ptishers

have amiably established their presence atthe south end of the tunnel; their posterswere conveniently displayed in a wide areaof the brick coun.

It appears though. that the impending raindashed their hopes of a successful day ofbusiness Thursday. So they did what anyother savvy business person would do in thesatne situation. Apparently riot in posses-sion of a tent. they petitioned StudentDevelopment to allow the continued sale oftheir posters under cover of the ttinnel.Again. this was a wise dectsiott on their

part. Without protection front the elements.their posters would have turitcd into a pileof recyclable pulp.But which wonderfully insightful individ-

ttal at Student Development granted thempermission to set up "in" the tttnnel.

Throughout the morning. Public Safetyreported that there were numerous com-plaiitts concerning the situation. Allinquires into the matter were dutifully andproperly referred to Sittdent Developmentfor resolution.Student Development. for their part.cvtcnded the poster people permission tovend in the tunnel. provided they did notblock the passage of said tunnel.The fiasco which some viewed Thursday

mortnng apparently came under the headingol "fair passage" according to StudentDevelopment.()h. for those of you who did not personal»

ly witness this abrogation of responsibility.allow me to paint the picture.Imagine the tunnel at peak usage. Nowtinagtne the same tunnel at peak usage withfully half of the passage completelyblocked.llovv incompetent does an individual haveto be not to recognize that any obstructionof the t'ree—evpression tunnel will result in ajam of mammoth proportions and possiblycause physical harm to those who use it.Yet they found that the resulting blockage.

constructed through their own permission.did not warrant a radical and swift alter-ation.Sometime between ll am. and 4 pm.

this situation was fortunately corrected. butI mtist wonder how long it takes aroundhere to figure out that a mistake has beenmade'.' And. further. how long does it taketo correct'.’

Bush could be the Carter of the 19905Money has always been and always will

be the guiding factoi m the everyday livesof everyday people. Money is why wespend four years of our lives in school andthen go to work five days a week for thenext 45 years. When the economy is good.the masses are happy and content. Whenthe economy goes bad. we are a bunch ofpissed-off devils looking for blood.Right now. we seem to be pissed-off dev-ils looking for blood. The blood in question

is that of George BUsh. It is e tsy to slamhim for the high unemploymett rate. slowgrowth. uneven trade and a host of othereconomic ailments. Some of them hedeserves. sonte he doesn't. But that is not amatter of concern for us -.. the broken anddowntrodden wondering where the moneywill come froin to make our next BMWpayment.This kind of anger has happened oncebefore in our lives. In the summer of l980.Jimmy Carter was fighting high unemploy—ment. high gas prices. slow growth and thetram hostage crisis. The people looked tohim for guidance and leadership. and hecould not deliver.BUsh had the (Julf War to help him along.but that ended. as did his high ratings. Nowhe hovers around a 30<percent approval rat—ing that seems in jeopardy of falling evenlower. regardless of what he does. Like

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Caner. it is happening to him at the worstpossible time re—election time.Many insist that Bush cannot stand on his

economic policy as a way to woo voters.that he must find another way to killClinton marital infidelity is the onepresently being used. Carter could not standon his economic policy so be portrayedReagan as a warmonger set on destroyinglife as we knew it. This prediction cametrue but not in the spectacular way a nuclearwar would have.Bush finds himself in the unenviable posi-

tion of telling us Clinton will destroy familyralues and the American way. Bush is push-ing his war effons as a sign of divine intelli—gence. while Carter could only brag aboutbringing peace to the Middle East. Peacedidn‘t work for Caner. and it will be a sadcommentary if war works for Bush.The feds during Carter‘s administrationraised the interest rates in an effort to con—

trol inflation. It worked. btit not until

Reagan had gained office aitd was able toclaim an economic victory off of a strategyhe condemned durittg the campaign. Thefeds have helped Bush by cutting the inter—est rates in an effort to stimulate business.Some economists feel that this will workbut not before November. Clinton may wellbe able to use an old Republican trick.A big number that gets thrown around a

lot is the federal deficit. which currentlystands at $317.9 billion. During the finalmonths of Carter‘s administration it was$43“ billion ~ over 6.5 times smaller.Bush is having a hard time explaining thatone while selling Reaganomics to the peo-ple. The masses are tired of the samerhetoric that is spewing forth from politi-cians. They want jobs. more encouragingnumbers. a better outlook and. ntost of all.change.Both Clinton and Bush are promisingchange. Unfortunately. Bush. like Carter.has a record that is not going to help much.Clinton. like Reagan. has no record of notethat will hinder him. so he has only to con-vince the people that he can do the job. Thisis what got Reagan elected and may wellget Willy elected.[I is Bush‘s job right now to convince theAmerican people that he can create thedesired change. If he can. he will remainpresident.

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basketball season \y hen l discoy credhis name heading the list of the topreturning scorers Ill the nationlinamored by statistics and fascinafed with the typically goofy pictureof Bird that accompanied the list. Iinstantly became a Bird fan. Aboutfour months later. I drscoy cred I hadmade a very good choice.Bird's undefeated Indiana StateSycamore team vyas battling l)ePaulin the semifinals of the final l~'oilr.arid I had a front-rosy teleyisrori seatfor liry second look at "BirdBasketball". l had yyalchcd Birdlead lSll past Arkansas ill theMldyyest region filial lust the yyeekbefore. and. as a result. I studied hisgame against l)el’aul yyith an attcrrtion leyel preylotlsly unattalned bymy nine-yeaivold mind. I uas

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to all Hittrl record during his fresh-man year and rebound into theN('A .\ l‘llltll l‘our one year laterThe Rallysay. NJ. name hasplayed rrl many high pressuregames as a member of the l‘Nll’ \ ()lymplc l-‘estnal liast tcan. asyyell as the l' 8 National B team.but he or” lace his toughest chal7lenge this season as his Wollpacksquad has been picked to finishnear the bottom of the A(‘('And yyhllc State wasn't rartkedearly on. tire of the seyen A(‘('schools are ranked iii the preseasonpolls"I‘m not really \yorrled aboutthat." Sclryyclt/er said alter findingoirt about the polls. “We are yeryyoung this year. birt the treshmenthat new got this season reallyknou boys to play soccer "As a l’alade llrglr School allAmerican out of St Benedict'sl‘i'ep school. \chyyelt/el has yyonmany games. arid he espects bigthings from a tearrl that haslecelyed llllle .lllettlltltl lllls season"This season I \\.llll to yym theA(‘(‘ tournament and get back tothe l-llral l-our." Scllyyelt/er said,

sllirultaneously enthralled attdama/ed.The lari'y Bird who played thatday \y as the perfect role model forsemicoordinated. funiryvlookrng.notrathleres like me. He tlrrevy upofllbalance fall-away shots. hestumbled oyer tables diving forloose balls. he lunged arid dose forerrant passes. In the end. he dideyerything to yyin the game exceptlook good. really liked that.Thirteen years later. l still likethat. The complete game that Larryand his partner ill precision MagicJohnson brought to the NB\ hasimproyei the sport immensely. Theindifference and one-onarire playthat plagued pro-basketball in the70‘s has been replaced by the enthu-siasm and team basketball that has

mg her as a team captain in thespring. According to (‘oach Larry(ii'oss. (‘raft‘s new leadership role isone she‘s adjusted to very well."Alana (‘raft is a fifth—year seniorys ho shovys more improvement.more competitiycncss and irroreleadership in every practice." Grosssaid “She can be one of the mostdynamic players on our team. Her

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"l‘ot’ me. anything less vyotrld be .ryyasted season.”Strongl \yolds liollr a A loot ‘I.l-ltt pound player. but after yymnrng an ,\('(' toilinallleiit andteaching the loud l-oui lll hissophomore season. anything less isless satrslyliig"l yyas disappointed after last season tll~5 l. N('A;\ linal eightl.becatlse really thought we shouldhaye won the national championshlp." Schyyelt/er said "I don‘tthiilk there yyas a defense Ill thecountry that could match up willthat team "l'\ctt yyrth \lailoyy('ampbell out tor the season willall anterior cruciate teal Ill his knee,Sclryselt/ei' continues to lt'lll.llllyery optimistic about the upcoming

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spurred the NBA to the popularity itenjoys todayAnd Bird has influenced the gameopt of the spotlight as well. lllsunmatched yyork ethic arid practicehabits llaye been imitated by thenext generation of NBA superstars.and his discipline and attention todetail has also made an impactBtlt Bird‘s biggest contribution tothe sport is one that is not so easilyimitated or duplicated It is allinherent gift that sets Bird apartfrom other players alld alloyss bullto strldc iii that special sphererescryed for only the truly elite iiisport. It is his feel for the gameWilli the esceptlon of Magic. noplayer that l haye cyer seen play hasbeen blessed “tilt the mti'aordinaryon-tlre-court ayyareness that Bird

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