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

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U oi ottts ' VO Weatherman, weatherman where is the weatherman? H i substitute icon claims today wil be cloudy with . . . you guessec it, a chance of showers. Ter wil! be in the 80s. Get us b the real weatherman. )a? ? I A .■viV. ' -- « ■ ' , ' ' S Se ' sUh - ' ' .c - vAo i« ' ...v- ' t o -WV ' i i2! ■A - c i ' WS. ' ,vsv Conti ' fvo e ' SVC f; f » ' ,o,c -A we P :i co« cor cc ;sC SW c- ..c.o « , r o ' ••» :,S - - , „.e «rr RiVENBARK Sl Iron ' ' Coril o r ;d(o Ar,f ,ona : km c Tv- cally is a terrible thing for hletics, he said. , in that atmosp: Av what the answer is , devise a belter plan. v, , •. : c iJ the series. t ' iiilosophically. the series has .ing and ! :ive to the game. ,un. not fearful. lie said ECU fans were seated different locations around t; r ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 1 a = ' ...aents occurred stadium to prevent problems. Lette - ; o.- : %.r:VAmeswpn written by athletics officials e ■ •■ ■ :ame con raged students to use go ' uct during the game, thought a lot was done tl ,. ' ' year . Weedon said. You can leac ■ ; ■. horse to water but you can ' t ma n bim drink. ' Weedon said there is no contrj ,te for fuiure play with ECU at tl Athletics )ney is l K)int. .iwLdidi.iw.,it ' slhecGwvM..v.c. SeeC ' ■ (no - gaiiivj rVpn revenue for the over $ ' N cws J X -.

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J: W lcV» to c ia» ■ ' oi A oowe ' t ot - - :::. ' :.::: e ),i-ru ,: :;--: a4r ' agreed mendalior! Bruce Poultc of the tradii; Carolina Univer; during a closed niuhr in Case -Mhli «SS-;rtS ' ; ,s5-i - ! £ ,- -:i.co : .i:Sr.o- - :x; ::f .T- S ' :.. - - ' . v. meeting was m reacti S %; ' ° ' .o lQ , NtV ' mc nieiee that follov game against ECU. ' thietics Council hrie and Athletic:: „ ' uld not di w - ' lendation the; the rec tion to inc chancellor lor n consideration. Poulton will probably disclose h decision in a week to 10 da said. seeV r deai| oiiVO v,e Vov iCSV) vW sc o : ' - ' ' 0 rv ' ? ..c.cc W „c a ' ,..o- ' :i,cc. ' - w ;- --, ,fV 6V sr( ' :a VoM ' .,( ' .simmi wm m 1, ti-i, ' ounci 28 .K1K miO C! )f the decisis Valvano said. r ' ' N n an r co;;:%..c. ,, Vo - J TolCS C ' ; News simii. • ; A ' ' ' ; luturc riotuiL )ccurred following an • ' ' ' Mrs! Fakin has ;, fsition ol cliancci said he apoloe [It- r ■.j .j . imA 4 1

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IX, Number 72 Valvano ' s talk with UCLA comes as ' shock ' to team Junior forward Chuck Brown had no loubls ihai Jim Valvano would stiil be his lasketball coach next season The media was saying he was going and i vas thinking no he can ' i go ' . Brown said ' He was happy here I ' m glad lo see him come lack Brown said he felt the mam reason Valvano lecided to remain at NCSLi was because of he region This IS mainly a basketball environment 3ut there iCahfornial, it ' s mainly a football ;nvironment. Brown said People look up to lim around here Valvano interviewed with I iCI A officials this weekend about ihe vacant head hasketball coaching position He withdrew his name from consideration Saturday aflermxin Point guard Chris Corthiam said when he first heard about Valvann ' s possible departure to UCLA. It came as a shock because no one really expected it Corchiani said that he thinks NCSU has everything I Valvanoi wants 1 don ' t see how he could ha e it anywhere else. he said He s the best k North Carolina I think he ' s happy The freshman added that he was sure Valvano wouldn ' t go to UCLA because he made a committment to remain at NCSU during Corchiani ' s collegiate career When unced his decision to stay, aid it felt good He added that he would hav islerred to UCLA if Valv ilcft - and off — the court once you get to Corch I came here to play four years under him The year went smooth, we had a gtxxJ year There was no need for any changes to take place Redshirt freshman Byron Tucker said he felt upset and puzzled when he first heard the media reports of a possible Valvano defection to UCLA He ' s the one who recruited me. Tucker said He promised me he would be here all opportunit fourof my years I was kind of mad coach Tucker said he was relieved when he heard Valvano withdrew ' his name from con eration You never know what k are going to get. 1 Tucker said he probably would not have considered transferring unless he wasn ' t satisfied with the new coach, I would have waited and seen what kind of coach we would have had It would have been an equal chance He ' s probably never seen anybody play before, except Chucky basketball coach Ray Martin said ery hanpy that Valvano had an V • -ime the Bruins ' new head ■mesler. but this year the crunch : vandais walked away wiih (wo ary Jones, computer systems coordinator in Tompkins Hall, said that over .S6.200 w nni-ni was taken from the building between .rsday and 3 p.m. iast Friday. of strange that you can tarry that ij hands, said Jones. ' , ' ssi ' i he was in for a rude awakening F moon when he y alked into the lab to iio some saw thai the I ' o Macintosh terminals, disk d es and 1 5 disks were missing. here was no sign that Ihe room had been , Jones said. He said he has several ideas about ■ h,.fi recurred, including a iorccd entry leins in the room and the building were ■nieni may or may not be repla - - ! of tlie computers, Jones saii; there ' s jIv.svs 3 big do itcTiM: lie added thai somewhere. l.dit. ihe first time equipment has txx In January, a Macintosh termi ' - printer were taken from Tompkii. ' he i .v.-irV:ine or. s ' iffor cc ' .;■ ' :■■ case and have taken -■ rather than a reaclivi A investigating the ca- kind of tied . . . who ia Brooke Cain , te called for more reprc- -I- M tif-n it nassed two