North Carolina State University - Agromeck Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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With assistance from Tony Clemmons, Student Body Pres- ident Kevin Howell addresses the crowd that marched from the Cultural Center to Chan- cellor Poulton ' s office to pro- mote black awareness. No matter how bad things get, the latest in wacky car orna- ments helps you hang in there. Thomas R Olsen 374 Closing A Dayin A foreshowing sky looms ovei the N.C. State-Georgia Tech game. In Carmichael gym. John iizhoefer

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m Twilight descends on the bustling Tri-towers section of campus. Students trek back to residential side after a hard day of the academic side. Have you gone to sleep yet? Good . . : Jim Mahaffee work and tests, something to set my mind at ease, something like Dynasty. An hour a day, I thought, that ' s all. But all it takes is a little, and the addiction starts. My roomates tell me I sound like a television commercial these days. My friends back home just think I sound collegiate. I have spent three years trying to find ways to cope with and blow off stress. Sometimes I hit the bottle, but usually I hit a raquetball, or a roomate, something inanimate. To this day, I cannot figure out when professors have those meetings to decide to assign all your homework for the same day. .1 figure that before I ' m out, I ' m crashing one. Madelyn Rosenberg, Technician ' s Executive News Editor and junior majoring in L WE, was up to her behind in work when she wrote this. Chris Mervin Jim Mahaffee

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Woody Taylor in the Life By Dwuan June and Lisa Coston It ' s 7:35 a.m. and the alarm clock rings. You have 1 5 minutes to get to your 7:50 English 262 class in Tompkins Hall. You go into the bathroom and brush your teeth which takes two minutes. It is now 7:37 a.m. You prepare to take your shower but you forgot the soap. So. you go back into your dorm room and the freshman across the hall jumps into the shower just as you walk into the bathroom. Ten minutes pass before the nerd finishes. It is now 7:47 a.m. You jump in the shower and it takes you 30 seconds to get the top of your head wet. 30 seconds to completely lather up, 30 seconds to rinse and 30 seconds to dry yourself. It ' s now 7:49 a.m. By now, you have accepted the fact that you are going to be late for class. And what ' s worse ' ! You have to write an in-class essay for your midterm. It takes five minutes for you to dress. After dressing, you rush out the door with a Pop-tart in your mouth and a carton of milk in your hand. You close the door and rush down 1 2 fliehts (the elevators are roken again), and get all the va past the « MWiiiiMwii - n - liaiMujJ: - i --- ' 7j( Culttiral Center when you realize you don ' t have your books. It is now 7:59. You double back to get our books. Isn ' t it funny that it took almost twice as long to go back up the stairs as it did going down? You get our books and look at the clock in your room. It is now 8:07. You run down the steps, but not as fast as the first time. You get outside, look at your watch and it ' s 8: 1 3 a.m. You walk past the newsstands in the Bragaw lobby and ou decide to get The ( lurloitc Observer. You reach fcM ' ()ur wallet. CJuess what ' . ' That ' s right. ou Mark S Inman