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Governor's Awards go to three NC State staffersThree NC State employees have been awarded thehighest honor that a state employee may receive fornoteworthy service to state government and the peopleof North Carolina.Tonya Jones. housekeeping supervisor for theFacilities Operations division; Jason A. Young. a pro-ject manager for the InformationTechnology/Computing Services division; and HowardB.Glasgow Jr.. a laboratory research specialist in theDepartment of Botany. have been selected to receiv e theGovemor‘s Award for Excellence. The Award was cre-ated by Governor B. Hunt in I982 to i‘ecogni/e out-standing accomplishments made by state employees.The Award recogni/es five categories of excellence -outstanding state service. innovations. public service.safety/heroism and human relations.This year. the panel selected If) award winners from afield of 76 nominees from across the state. Three of theIO winners are from NC State. This is the first year NCState has had multiple winners of the Gov ernor‘s Awardfor Excellence.ENATIONALU.S. Arrests Scores In Drug Raids In ll (‘itiesWASHINGTON (Reuters) Federal agents conductedearly morning drug raids in II US. cities Tuesday.arresting scores and sei/ing cocaine. marijuana andabout SIB. million in cash. the FBI announced.At a news conference at Federal Bureau ofInvestigation headquarters. Thomas Pickard. assistantdirector of the FBI's (‘riminal Investigative Division.said agents seized the money. (v.0l l pounds of cocaineand 4.158 pounds of marijuana.Officials did not provide the street value of the drugsseized.Pickard said the raids called Operation SouthwestExpress “resulted in the disruption of a major drug traf—licking organization from its distribution system to itsretail sales."More than 70 people were arrested in II cities duringthe one-year investigation. which involved the FBI.U.S. Customs Service. the Drug Enforcement Agencyand the Internal Revenue Service. Officials said theywere expecting to arrest about 30 others in the on-goiiiginvestigation.The raids also were conducted in New York ('ity.Boston. Cleveland. Chicago. Atlanta. Dallas. Houston.Albany. New York and Nashville. Tennessee.

WORLDNo Charges In Diana Case. Chauffeur BlamedPARIS (Reuters) - AFrench state prosecutor haslaid sole blame on chauffeurHenri Paul for the Paris roadcrash that killed Britain‘sPrincess Diana almost twoyears ago and said the caseshould be closed withoutcharges.The prosecutor's office saidTuesday there was no evi—dence to charge press pho—tographers probed on suspi-cion that they may have con-tributed to the crash by chasing Diana‘s car and failing tohelp the crash victims.“Loss of control by the vehicle‘s driver appears to be thedetennining cause of the crush." it said in a statement sum-ming up official rectimmendations sent to chief investigat.ing magistrate Herve Stephan.Investigators have said driver Paul. who died in the crash.was drunk raid driving too fast.The prosecutor said there was no evidence to presscharges against the nine photographers and a photo agencymotorcyclist suspected of chasing the princess‘s car andtaking pictures rather than assisting the victims.The photographers. who have denied any responsibility.were briefly held after the crash and were fomially placed

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0 New Provost Kermit Hall plans onrestructuring the office to make thingsmore efficient.

Jiicx DnivStatt \\'i itct'N.('. State‘s new provost Kermit Hallplans on spending the beginning of hisfirst year in office restructuring thepi'ovost's office and reviewing many ofthe larger issues the university faces.Hall replaced interim provost (‘harlesIv‘loreland on .liily (v and was formerevecutive dean of the (‘ollege of Artsand Sciences and dean of the College ofHumanities at The Ohio StateUniversity :\t N('Sl‘. one of his press-ing issues is to make the provost's officemore efficient.“We intend to do the small things well.in order that there will be confidence intis to do the large things that are neces—sary." Hall said in an interview with’l‘echnician. llis reworking of theprovost‘s office is aimed at bringingabout that goal.“We have restructured the office. sub—

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icet. of course. to the Board of’I‘rustees." Ilall said. "What it‘s aimed atdoing is giving much greater visibilityto undergraduate academic matters."The plan is to consolidate all theundergraduate academic affairs into onei office. which would then fall under theI leadership of James Anderson. who isi the current v icc provost for undergradu—ate studies. llall said. Among otherthings. llall also wants to bring togetherall the programs dealing with diversityand gender equity. and have .loanncWoodard. Assistant Provost for Fqual()pportunity. lead that.“I‘m very eager to see us makeprogress in this area and I believe thisnew organi/ation. or scheme. will helpto that end." Hall said.. The new structure should make com-munication easier within the provost'soffice and will hopefully impress uponthe university that the pi‘ovost's office isaccessible and that it works together.“The situation that I inherited was one. in which there were really two groups ofprovost stafl'.‘~ Hall said. "A so»called

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large group and a small group. I‘ve con-solidated those into one and then I‘ve ‘upgraded the status of several of areasof responsibility."The Board of Trustees will make a‘final decision on Hall‘s proposals at itsSeptember meeting. but Hall doesn'tthink it will have a problem gettingaccepted. The new provost also hasmany other plans in the works. Hall hascreated a committee to look at the newstructure of the provost's office and seeif there are ways to fine-tune it. t“I've asked the committee as well to 5review all the personnel who are in theoffices. that they presently hold.whether those individuals are in fact .appropriate to the task before them."Ilall also plans on asking his col—leagues to take a careful look at thetenure promotion process. With all this. ‘there is the possibility that someemployees will find themselves at new

involve moving people around." Hallsaid. “It could involve asking col-leagues to go onto other endeavors. But.what it’s really meant to do is fine tunethe operation." lHall said his restructuring has more todo with a different approach than anysort of neglect from his predecessors. i"()ne of the reasons that new peoplecome along in administrative settings isthey may have some different ideasabout how to approach persistent prob;lems." Hall said. "I think my predeces» 3sors did a fine job of trying to move the iuniversity along. But. we're here now. iso we‘re going to try and do things a bitdifferently."Besides his duties as provost. Hallplans on teaching a senior level historycourse in the Spring semester on theSupreme Court. Meanwhile. he has beenhappy with what he‘s seen so far atN(‘Sll. and is looking forward to thingskicking into high gear."I'm glad the academic year has gotten .started." Hall said. "I‘m also eager tosee the bigger life of the university. Thebigger life is not necessarily Brent .Road. but the bigger life of the universi- 3ty in music and theatre and athletics." .

’ Pope’s vision at heaVenHnssn Hons

liit- \\‘.ishui .‘ion l‘osiPope John Paul II has lust icvealcd whatthe tabloids are calling .i "shocking truth"about heaven atid hell. and his rcv elation isturning into a serious theological sore pointbetween Roman Catholics and AmericanProtestant evangelicals.In several recent public appearances. thepope took a few minutes to muse on thenature of heaven. hell and purgatory for theaudience of some 7.000 tourists who gatherevery Wednesday afternoon at the Vatican.Forget the popular notion of actual physicalplaccsmrfluffy clouds above. an inky infer—no bclowr» he told the audience. Think ofhell as a state of mind. a self-willed exilefrom God.Heaven. he said in late July. “is neither anabstraction nor a physical place in theclouds but a living and personal relation-ship with the Holy Ti'inity." Better to thinkof hell. he explained the ncvt week. as"more than a physical place." as "the stateof those who freely and definitely separatethemselves froin (iod. the source of all lifeand joy."The pope's discourse reflected more histendency toward philosophical abstractionthan new Catholic “discovery." (‘atholicteaching does not deny that hell may be a

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geographical spot where God will banishsinners but considers that concept merely avisual aid based on scant biblical refer-ences.The pope was describing instead what(‘atholics consider the core essence of hell:knowledge that you failed to choose salva-tion in (iod. But to Protestant fundamental-ists in the United States. who prefer thephysical burning pit described in the Bible.any suggestion that hell is simply anabstraction is a dangerous. even blasphe-iiioiis notion.(‘opies of the pope‘s speeches began cir»culating last week among evangelical lead—ers. who accused the pontiff of “soft sellinghell." said R. Albert Mohler Jr.. presidentof the Southern Baptists TheologicalSeminary in Louisville. Ky.“My concern here is the temptation tomake hell a state of mind. to psychologizehell." said Mohler. "As attractive as thatmay be to the tnodern mind. that is not thehell of the Bible. Jesus himself spoke ofhell as a lake of fire. where the wormswould not die and the fire would not bequenched. It‘s all very graphic."From Hieronymus Bosch to the creatorsof the animated TV series "South Park."artists. writers and theologians have tried tomentally transport Christians to a miserableSec Pope. I'lt‘ic a

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The university's first chairs toqualify for support from the (TI).Spanglcr foundation matchinggrant program belong to the(‘ollcgc of Humanities and SocialSciences t(‘II.-\SSI.According to llcalhei' ('raddock.interim director of developmentfot‘(‘l|.-\SS. ('.I) Spanglcr. formerpresident of the INC System.established an initiative in 1907 tohelp endow distingiiished profes-sorships in traditional arts at all In

campuses.Thanks to gifts from N.(‘. Statealumn. Ann It. (ioodnight and the(ilavwWellcoine foundation. the(‘.I). Spangler Foundationmatched their gifts and helpedestablish a distingiushed profes-sorship in Social Sciences forNCSl' earlier this year. Accordingto (‘raddock “35.000 each fromGoodnight and (ilavo-Wellcome.$100,000 from Spangler andSlo7.00tl from the state financesthe (ioodnight-(ilavo Wellcomeprofessorship.At the end of last semester.Goodnight and her husband.James. gave another large gift of$250,000 to create a distinguishedprofessorship in Humanities inhonor of William ’I'. Kret/cr. a his—tory alumnus and member of the(‘HASS Dean‘s advisory board

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TCT takes over Wolfline

O A new year, a new Wolflineprovider and lots of new bosses aregracing fl.C. State’s campus.

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It‘s been two days. Two hecticday s. according to (‘laire Kane ofthe transportation department. buttwo days none the less as N.(.State's Wollline bus service entersthe T(‘T era. new busses and all."This is traditionally a very crowd-ed time on campus. but we‘re happywith the service and we‘re happywith how hard the company is try.mg." Kane said. “With a new ser-vice provider therc will be somekinks to work out... and we’re havAmg the usual challenging times forthe first two weeks."Among other things. Kane pointedout that there have been the usualtraffic difficulties that cause busses

to pile up and travel in groups. Also.the volume of riders has increaseddramatically this year as people tryto figure out what buses to ridewhen and where. and whether theyneed the bus at all.But if they do need it. they will becruising iii style. according to Katie.TCT Transit Services. theTennessee-based transportatitmcompany which won the right toprovide Wolfiinc last spring. is nearcompletion of an entirely new fleetof httscs equipped with better airconditioning and spruced-up inicri-or and. in fact. has hired most of thedrivers from last year‘s crew.according to Peter Murphy of TCT."Whoever wanted to stay with the“offline did. and a lot of them ev engot promotions." said Kane.As well. the buses now sport theirrespective route names on the backof the bus to help riders recognizetheir routes easier.Scc TCT. Page .'

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Irt case you hadn‘t noticed. tlttspast weekend marked the offtcialstart of tltc Itltttt presidentialL‘lL‘L‘Itttlt.»\ppro\titt.itely l-laltltt regis-ter‘cd low a totcrs who paid $35to attertd last Saturday 's Iottastraw poll .rtc dinner. listened tocotrrttry music. heard speechesfront the (it W's tert candidatesarid cast totes l‘hc IottaRepublican l’ar‘ty-sportsorcdstratt poll has tto direct bearingoil the results oi tlte I'r\\ a caucus.much less the \oteittbcr Jilt)tlelectron. bttt it still marks tltebegrttrtrttg o1 campaigning irtearnest.(ieorgc \y. Hash tt on the largelysymbolic suitcy. with StcteForbes and Eli/abeth Dole finish-iitg second attd third. respectite-Iy. But that‘s not tltc potttt.Tlte point is tltat campaigning isa neter-cnding process for ourlegislators. Iitclridtng those whohate either sert ed tlteir terttts.announced their retiretttents orbeeit intolted irt .sortte scandal_ 7 CHMPUSFURUM 7

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lit the August 17 edition of tlteTechnician. tltere ttas art article tltatI felt rtrisinterpreted tlte intentionand actual meaning of the l‘it'slAmendment. The article accused aprayer during it ltiglt scltool gradua»tiort ceremony of tiolatirrg the FirstAmendment aitd also considered itto be forcing religion on others.The article cited the followingexcerpt front the First Airtendment:“Congress shall rttake rto lattrespecting ait establishrrtettt of relt-giort. or prohibiting the free etercisethereof." The article acctrsed theschool that had prayer during thegraduatiort cererttorry ot tiolatingthe amendment The frittdatrrerttalproblent with this argument is thefirst lert amendments. or the Bill ofRights. were designed to limit thefederal goyer'mttent‘s power. TheFirst Amendment eyen specifiesthat it is oitly talking abo..tCongress. “(‘mien'tt shall make

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l’hat leates the public beingbeaten about the head ttitlt adter-trsing arid speeches. publicappearances artd t rgorotis hand-Sllttklng. And all of this morelltatt a year before the Notembcrelectron day.Sontethmg needs to cltangc titorder for lattrttakcrs to get backto the task of actually makingIatt s. rather than courting totes.While limiting campaign spend-ing and by extension. campaigntime. rrtay make some difference.Iiirtiltrtg the number of termsserved is a better answer. Sincepoliticians seettt to be so con-cerned with reelection. why ttoteliminate it as art option'.‘Maybe there is sortte good newsfor the toting public corttirtg outof the straw poll. After the festit-ities ended. one candidate. LamarAlexander. dropped out...tltat‘sone less campaign‘s worth ofadtertising and mud-slinging iltatwe won't hate to endure.

”0....The liounding I-"athers specificallyleft the issue of religion to the statesto decide. Many had conre trotttIznglarrd. tthere the Church ofEngland was dominant attd tookattay freedom of religion. The Etrst.-\Illt.‘ntlltlcnl ttas set tip to solelypretent a ttaltottal church frontbeing established The states wereallotted to decide for thentseltesabout issues concerning religion.Thomas Jefferson was one of theleast religious ot the FoundingFathers. goternor of Virginia.author arid signer of the Declarationof Ittdepertdettce arid third Presidentof the [hired States. probablyunderstood the liirst Atttertdmertt.Jefferson said. "Potter to prescribearty religious etcrcise...rnttst restttith the States."Because the first Amendment wasreferring solely to the state; then. tosay that prayer during a high schoolgraduation ceremony is a tiolationot the Iiirst Amendment must be aiirtsiitrerpretation of the amendment.(‘liltott SmithSopltomore

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SIEUEN F. ltBorurStatt coltriitirtsrI find it sadly ironic that theNAACP is filittg a ledcral strttagainst gtirt manufacturers lot"dumping guns itito black commitnities." It seems as tlrottglt theNAACP is ptillirrg the same racistrrtarteuter used by the KKK andlike-tttirtded gotet'mrtenl otttctalsdririttg the post-(‘iyil \\'.rr era Ill anattempt to disarm blacks. tl’erhapsthe NAACP should be cotirrtervstredfor "dumping dangerous latystirtsittto Attrericart courts."il‘t‘e heard the standard argumentmany times before: (inn mantrfacturersare selling guns to "tinderpritrleged" African Americans who tt illthen ititndlessly use these ttcaponsagainst peaceful citi/ens. HutLIL‘SpilL‘ lltL‘ llttc‘l Illtll Ittttsl blackAmericans are neither lllltl...pl'l\lrIeged itor mindless. the .\'.-\.t\('l’ hastaken this lattsttit seriously .-\trdsadly. t won. this lattsutt ttortld

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surrender pcacetrtl black .-\mericansto their degenerate counterparts tt ho\\III hate access to firearms ttttlt orttithotrt litigationAccording to lion H. Kates. anatttltor ttho has studied pttSIA'lHl\\'ai grin Iatts. .t slett of Southernstates passed latts designed to banor ctcessttelt ta\ handguns so thatpool I‘latks \Ullltlll‘l .tlltittl lltt'ttl.including lettrtessec ilS7ti.,\rkarrsas ilS‘Sll and Alabamaitsttfir lirtortrnrately. this trendtasted long pas Is'ecorrstrtictiont‘arohna banned the sale of handguns to ctctyotic c\ccpt "sherillsarid their special deputies i.e . cotn~;\.-tr‘» got its and the Islsls ” \ud IttIt’ll. \ctt \oik t‘tty passed the\tllll\.tt> l .ttt ttltic It allotted policeto \slt‘t'll handgun applicants sothey cotdd ictctt blacks. easternl'tiropc..tts. and lettslictatrsc b|.t.k coirirtttrrtrttes .ir'cottert .lepiited ot strttictent policeprotection. the right to ottit lrrcarittsis or l‘.tll‘t|ll.tl ttitportattce to I.t\\r.tl‘itllltlj \lri...tr \itrcricatrs ttltosrttitiiy ttairt to protect tltctt Itlc .rttd

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Recently Alpha (‘hi Alpha lt‘atenntty aitd Delta Delta Delta sororitywanted to Itatc a party with a luautheme at Dartmouth ('ollege.Sonteone was offended. so itott it'soff attd the (ireck houses itttolt edmust "make amends to all of us." Ineter knew that limits were a pamlrilpart of Hattarian history. Tlteyweren't when I wetit there as .r littlekid. Then they were Iteat tly promot-ed by the tourrsnt board as an .tllrac-tion and it was something cool toattend — I had a good time. I cottldrecreate the party. albeit soirtetthatinaccurately. front memoryHawaii is part of America and itshistory whether ttc like it or not. \tecould hate a Pearl Harbor ctertt.and it would be valid. etcept PearlHarbor was a tragedy arid it sucked.Luaus. and it may be a regretteddecision. were part of the attractionpackage for American tourists tor

tieshrtr..zt \c'.t! especiallt this firstsemester nirtclr casui tot yoti. I‘mttot heartless. though. t\.is ottcc atreshrrran. \nd so. I'll teach yottttltat I ktrott llicte are basicallytout IIt.tllI ttays to iriote beyottd K»IIIlia/I .m/ \d\ \rrtty It‘ be the I‘t'.tt'~ci ot bad rretts. but eteu though thisis a school ol rtearly Rtitltttl stti-detits. trot one of them cares that yottwere talcthctor'rart oi president ofthe Spanish ('lttb llrts school is fullol \IIS 'rrembers and sports tcatttcaptainsSo. it‘s not that your .rccorrrphsh-tncnts are my ml or trttitrrpoi‘taitt; it'sprst that they're liankly rtot specialSo tthat's the use of talking abouttheiii' Sure. there trray be a fitc-

property. Nonetheless. our goterrrment has not been afraid to denyblacks their itattiral human right toselfldcleitsc. lhctt t'tgltl to keep andbear arms. And at the same time.politicians Irate managed to coirttrrcc many African Americans thatgoyernineiit ts disarming them toitheir ottit good. despite the ultllllesamples tthere blackAmericans Irate protected their lite.ritd lrittb \titlt lircaritts.This is why the .\.\r\t‘l"s plan todisarm blacks is quite battling.lispcctally considering that thcN.-\,\(‘l’ has .r history of usingfirearms to protect the rights ol~\trtc.iu Attrcriearrs lrr ottr teiy ti\\llctty ol \lonroe. \otth (‘arolttra totesatuplc sttty armed blacks lli‘lllIlli.‘ Itlt'al N.\:\('l’ L‘Ilaplt't ttc‘tt‘ ablein ICPL'I .llt attack lt'tittt .i I\I\l\irtotorcadc after the Klansirrcrt shotat the house of Dr. Albert I l‘ciry.the N:\:\(‘I’ \ Ice president t I‘M".So. has the NAAt‘I’ bccottte asdangerous to indttidtial liberty .is

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backwards for political correctnessdecades ’Ihcy became part of ottrsociety. .i happy one. art trtrportbash. like eterythrrrg clsc\Iy ancestors came itp \\|lllllallottecn. pic lertt parties like.\lardi (has. the (‘hrtstnras tree and.ill kinds oi ltoltday ltrri lot the ttorldto crtpiyIf you want to talk about a has—tardt/ed holiday. llallottectt is theparty to choose ’I ltat tt as otirday ofthe dead It was serious sttifl Wenote Ircalsy tiiasks to blcttd ttith tltcdemons that were otil and about Idon't like attd tton‘t tolerate peoplectploiting my aitcestors' pagan his-tory lor' teeth-rotting freebies. Mostlittle kids tt ho go ortt dressed up likepirates and witches. etc. and thoseteenagers out in black to atoid thecops alter tattdahsm sprees Ilatc rtoidea tt here the holiday came from;tltotiglt tltcy are scared ot the grate—yard. so at least we kept somethingof the spirit I‘m trot actually Isltl~dirtg when say it ttas art importantday for my ancestors

I think ttc sltottld taticclHallotteeit. it offends me. and III thenew climate of "if it offends someone don't do it." I get to cancel parttcs too.It's the same school oftlrotight thatled my ancestors again to write pctsoital morality irtto I;t\\_ so lotiiunrelated ttomen can‘t legally htctogether tit oitr fine state. as thatleads to strt aitd prostittrtioit lltrsarid other fiitc ltt\\‘s like no gay setin II) plus states. no beer past I:a.m.. Ito tttore “killer ttcetl." tio slll'ftrl ltyrrrg togetltcr outside ot iriarriage irt approtirnately to statestltcsc all exist because soirrethiitgolfettdcd sorrtcotre once.That‘s it. no other reason, (iatsoffend the religious right. so you"sinners" can't tile tomt tay returnsor those other nice economic perksof marriage. Now if I see rttore peo-ple out iit costume this October. amgoing to Itat e a conitiptiott. becausethey likely didn't clear II with .r..soon to be lorntcd “Dcscendaia '

I trropcarr l‘agans cagtte." .lttst \yatIuntil .rtrt .t senator. I‘\L‘t"\llllllg \tillrte tight in the ttorld. tor tire artyttay .ts I‘ll legislate your offensiteretistcrtcc. No Mardi‘iras lot Itctitltcus_ Ito ttttit't‘r liiistriias tor anyortc btii'ttrllltt‘lll l trropeattsllreie is .it course that other schoolot thought ttlrrclr says since ttc are\rrrcttca is. or more tiriportarrtly.human beings. and tltal human histray is your ltistoty attd it's all theretor the takirtg \\c ti'adc ct ct‘yottc

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CFOSSThe Wolfpack men’scountry team returns sixAll~ACC performers for the1999 season.

0 Wollpack men’s crosscountry teams looks to con-tend for national title.

it. BMFNEVSports Editor

The lessoti goes like this—eyen when you he e the bestof the best. don't e\pect towin.Heading into last seasons

District lll Championship.the N.C. State men's crosscountry team had a legiti-mate claim on being far andaway the best team in thesouth. They were coming offof their fourth straight.\tlantic ('oast Conferencetitle. and were looking topick up their third straightDistrict lll (Ihaiiipionship.But something happened

atid the plan fell apart. Theyonly finished second.SeCond was good enough

to qualify for the National(.‘hampionsliip meet. but adevastating reality for theseven athletes who ran inthe rate and their teammateswatching from the sidelines.“\V‘hen you've \von district

twice In a row. you almost gogram.

into the race with this amtude that you are not reallythinking about getting beat.\ou kind ot fall asleep iiithe race. and you can't makemistakes like that." saidBrendan Rodgers.\nd while a strong s‘ho\\*

Ing offered some redemp—tton lust a week later at the\(i.\.‘\ meet. the message isstill a constant reminder.

“ \lways be humble. or

“Always behumble. orsomebody is

going to do it for~,-_yDnJJ ___..,.

Corby Portssomebody is going to do itfor you." said (:orby l’onsrecently. sitting one of thelounges at \Veisigenlirown.\thletic l'acility. surroundedby his agreeing teammates.Better known as the epi~

center of the chaos that isthe \Volfpaek' football pro,

in 199‘) \Veislgerbrown is the headquarters

Mt l'mu stat!Wolfpack head coach Rollie Geiger directs his runners during arecent team meeting at Weisiger-Brown.

otlltiL \\oltpacks run at theuniyeisity .s‘ tiIst nationalchImpionshipIn to yeats”This yeai we are legitiv

matcly a top four club. andany time that you are in thetop four. you certainly havechance to win (the nationalchampitiiisliipi." said\Volfpack head ('oach Rollie(ietger. “This is definitely ayear that we can do it.”

\t the heart of the Packline up In 19991sigtoupoltile'nttd. expetitnttd runilt'i's‘ that are compliment bythe top—rated rookies whichthe uppei‘classmen can beheld directly responsible forbringing into the program.

Brendan Rodgersand (ban and (forby l’onslook to the only\\olfpack runners to earn

Senit Irsbecome

\ll \(:(~ titinot‘s four liiilt'Sin o\er._W years. Despite thelong list of achievementsthat have accompanied therunners who preceding thetriumyirate only lim \\ilkinshis tarntd all conttttnccrecognition in each ot hisfour season running with the\\'olt'pack.Both of the t)tlii\‘ finished

In the conferences top tenH1 1995. ‘96 and ‘9' and redshirted the I993 season.(.‘han qualified the\(f \ meet in outdoortrack and field last spring.but (Lorby missed the seasondue to injury.Rodgers. who

the 1993 season.honors the pastsons. highlighted byfirstiplace finish at the\(i(: (:tialiiplot‘lstiip meet.(to hand to see Rodgers

win the l‘WH race was thenrecruit Bradshei' \Vilktns.son of the aftIt'ementionedlim. who signed with the“oltpttk soon alter ind \\illmake his debut In ted andwhite in l999. if he makesthe starting squad. \nddespite \VIlkins~ Impressiyecredentials. that “If”otic‘.\\ Ilkins and his classmates.

all of whoin carryhefty qualifications.have a tougher timemost incoming freshmen onteams around the nationearning a spot in the lineup.“This year we have tiiore

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From left: Corby Pens, Chan PensWolfpack seniors looking to lead

The men’s cross country tro hy case in Weisi er-Broviin Athletic Center Ismemorating Atlantic Coast onference and D strict Ill Chain ionshiplaque. Led it five seniors, the olf acat have coilec ively been recognized ve times as Ali-Americans.the National Championshiporees and three runners tdepth and experience thanwe have ever had before.and that Is going to beInstrumental in decidingwho lines up," said (:orbyl’ons.tor the past few

the \Volfpack team has redishirted most of its freshmen

because the upper»class talent has been sodeep. This year is no escepition. Looking past themountain of achievementsthat the Pons and Rodgers

hCilSt ”15.

class.

i\like human \trltBrendan Rodgers, Aaron Saft, and Abdul Alzindani are the fivehe men’s cross country team to the National Championship.

have accumulated. whichincludes .\ll-.-\merican hon-ors for Rodgers and (fhanl’ons. three other .\ll-(.onferencc and another .'\ll—\merican will be vying for aspot on the line in 1999 aswell. Senior Abdul\lfltidili‘ll. who came fromdead last at the 1998 confer—ence meet to finish l3th is at\\'o~tiineall—Conference honoree.\lzmdani won the 1995

l‘oot Locker national cham—

Mikt l'iiiiiian \laltpacked with awards com-ps, but the one thin missininson-returns six all-con rence

pionship. regarded by manyas the most prestigiousevents in high school dis-tanCe running. and repreesented the [Armed States injunior\V'orld Championships that

same year. leading the LSteam.This past spring. theMichigan native qualified forand competed In the N(j.\.\outdoor track and field

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Andrew Pedroso in the all-AtlanticCoast Conference men's final. 7-6(6). 6-3. With the victory.Montgomery receives wild card inyi-tationsto the August 24-28 UnitedStates Open qualifying tournamentand the T. Rowe Price National

Georgia Tech suspends two foot-ball playersN.C. State football running backsKJ. Stone

ATLANTA - Two Georgia Techfootball players have been suspendedbecause of conduct “detrimental toRahshon SpikesSr Fr-RS the Tech football program." Head intercollegiate Clay (‘ourt6-0 Coach George ()‘Leary said Monday. Championships scheduled for5.11 I” ()‘Leary declined to give specifics. September 23—26 in Baltimore. Md.204 Green Level, NC 1 but quarterback Jermaine Crcnshaw. a The win for Montgomery. who. 6-1. 2(l3-pound redshirt freshman.. would miss the first three games and’ defensive back Troy Tolbert. a 6-1.Fifi-pound junior. will miss the first' two games. against Navy and Florida_ State. The third game is againstCentral Florida.

played #2 singles at UVa during the1998-99 season. is his first nationaltitle at the collegiate level. His victo.ry over Pedroso was his fifth of theweek. in the third round. be upsettop-seeded Aaron Marchetti. formerlyof Virginia Tech.

Meriden, CTN.C. State: Set a Micron PCBowl and N.C. State bowl recordwith 176 rushing yards at the endof the 1998 season against Miami. Ran for 87yards in the Pack’s win over No. 11 Syracuse.

N.C. State: redshirted the 1998 season.Prep: Sctaschooirecmdwitlt4.067carcarushingyatdsandwashontxcdbyhavinghisjcrseyretircd. Averaged 8.2yardspercarryinhisweer. Fmishcdhisscniorscasonwith 1.927mshingyardsand22touchdowns.Ray RobinsonPrior to in'u in l998 he had seen action in

every Sam: 3; his high “how and collegiate SS?“ 'Crenshaw was competing for the “I sort of got lucky because [justcareer. in 1997. saw action in every game for the ,. No. quarterback slot behind toe ‘ played those last big points in the tie-Wolfpack and finished the year as State3 third- 199 Hamilton. Tolbert was competing tor breaker really well," saidleading rusber. Hilton Head, S.C. a \latfllng corncrback position. Montgomery. who last played()‘Leary said the suspensions werenot drug~relatcd. Both players willcontinue to practice with the team. hesaid.

Pcdroso when they were lZ-year—oldsplaying USTA junior tennis. “Thatwas the only difference because itwas so close the whole time. Then. In

N.C. State: Member of the 1998 All-ACC Academic team.Was the I998 Rookie of the Year in the conference bed thePackinrushing with 822 yards, the fourth highest totalbyanN.C. State play-crinovcradecade. Ranked fourth intheACC with 74.7 yartkpcrgame.Carlos Doggett

Fr-RS5'" Stamd fivegames, rushed for over 1000 yardsin ducccontects. including a the second set. I was able to get theg“ lbs-ho NC 202 yard performance against Virginia. Collected ten touchdowns Montgomery wins ACC show- momentum early on.“teens 1'0, own Montgomery com ilcd a lS-I3NC State: lad-shined in 1993 Eric Leak (N0 PhOtO available) ‘ overall singles recoEd last season forled squad in one scrimmage dur- Jr-RS ( HARLOTTESVILLF. Va . the Cavaliers. In addition. he teamedin; spring practice with 104 yards 5_9 . l nivcrsity of Virginia tennis player with Brian Vahaly as L'va‘s #l dou-' I,“ 19 cm 184 “)8. fl Huntley Montgomery won the singles bles team. as they were ranked 18th. “up: “I“ No. 26 in the a“: by the F tHills, N C championship on Sunday at the nationally in doubles. As a freshmanom Intercollegiate Tennis Association two years ago Montgomery wasj Feyettcviilc Observer-Times, rushed for 2470 N..C State: playedin eight games last season, averaging 15 yards percarry on five carries and adding one touchdown. Leak‘s 31-yard scorecame in the Wolfpacks 24~7 win over Florida State.

tlTAI National SummerChampionships at the College ofWilliam & Mary in Williamsburg Va.Montgomery defeated Dukes

named to the All-AC( squad with a27- 14 singles markNSee A C C. Page 7

odds on 293 cames and scored 30 touchdowns‘ , his sew”econ.