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Using knowledge

to defeatO A talk by former prime minister

of Pakistan Benazir Bhuttowill highlight “Exploring Islamand the Muslim World.”

Lauren Deerest-iitni start Rt porter

Berta/tr Bhutto. former prime minister ol Pakistan. will speak on Monday.March 4. at 7:30 pm. iii Stewart'l‘hearre. Presented by' tlte (‘ollcge ofHumanities and Social Sciences.Bhutto's talk is part of a weeklortgseries called “lisplorirtg lslarn and tire.\ltis|iiii World.”“Bhutto‘s speech is tlte higli point oftltc program.“ said RobertKocltersberger. assistant to tlte dean forinternational progratiis and associateprofessor of linghslt. "She is aspokesperson for women‘s rights andltittriari rights, While she ltas beert verycontroversial. she is appropriate forhelping to put tlte Middle ltast iii per~spectiye.Blttrtto seryed as pririie minister ofPakistan front ltttt’b’ to thl artd againtrorii l‘l‘H to W90. tlte first woman tohold this office iii any ntoderrt lslarrticslate. She was twice elected and twicedisrrlisscd,Bhutto‘s goycritiitent. tlte PakistanPeoples Party. is part of a coalition tobring dciiioci'alic elections to Pakistan.While iii ollicc. Blttitto is known forbeginning art tiiiprcssiyc pt'ograiit forsocial and economic reform. Site wasdismissed from otlicc tor alleged cor—rtiption.Raised tit politics. Bhutto‘s lather./iilfikar .\li Bhutto. also served as aprime minister ol Pakistan.Kochersbcrgcr noted that to hatespeakers like Bhutto "really ptits its iiithe mayor leagues "Site is \isitittg N.('. State largely dueltl lllc persistence til :\lrti/ 'l'tll. tisslsetaitt prolessor or foreign languages andlitcr‘atttrcs. who was iiisrr‘ttitienial iitnegotiating with her agent.l'itled "l'er'iorisin. Islam. Democracy.tlltl lllL' “est.“ llL‘lsclS l'tll‘ liltlllltbsaddress are tree. but attendees intist

prejudiceThe calendar for”Exploring lsiam andthe Muslim Worid"is as follows:Feb. 28 ThursdayMuslim Student Association paneldiscussion, “Student Perspectives onIslam," l2.40 p.m., Talley StudentCenter Blue Room. Co-sponsored bythe university chaplains’ Peace LunchForum series.March 1 FridayWomen’s and Gender Studies panel,"Myth and Reality: Women in Islam,"pm, Caldwell LoungeMarch TuesdayPresentation by NC. State Libraries,”Researching Islam and the MuslimWorld: Library Strategies andCollections,” 4 p.m., DH. Hill LibraryAssembly Room, East Wing.March 5 WednesdayAskia Mubammed, White Housecorrespondent for The Final Call,the official publication of the Nationof Islam, "Jihad, Jingoism and Jive:Post-September l 1 Reflections onMuslims, Americans and Homeboys,”p.m., Poe 2l6 Co-sponsoredby the Africana Studies programMarch 7 ThursdayDr. George Saliba of ColumbiaUniversity, "Arabic Science and ItsInfluence on Europe," 4:30 p.m.,Caldwell G-l07. Co-sponsoredby the Kenan Institute for Engineering,Technology and Science,make reservations through N(‘Sl”sTicket Central. They will be availableto the pttblic starting l~eb. 23.“it was ottr goal after Sept. ii to helpthe tiniycrsity arid the corttmtiitityunderstand the Middle laast better."said Kochersbcrgei, “Knowledge is thebest way to defeat pr‘eytidice."Bhutto w ill answer questions after thetalk. Throughout the w eck. otherevents w ill focus on the Middle liast.For more information on “ExploringIslam arid the Muslim World." \isitw w w.ncsti,edti/cltass/iiistti/islarttlitiitl.

Journal says that

kidnapped reporter is dead0 Pearl’s murder was videotaped,

according to U.S. Officials.Peter Baker

and Kamran Khan\\.l\l.ltl-Ll.‘l‘ l'.‘st

|S|..-\.\l;\Bx\|l. Pakistan WallStreet Journal reporter Daniel Pearl.who was abducted last month byNature eyrrentists while reporting astory iit Pakistan. has beeit killed by ltiscaptors. authorities and the newspapersaid toriigltt.(IS. officials and eyccutivcs of thenew spapcr announced the developmentalter a \idcotape was delivered to theLS. consulate in Karachi tortight withgrttcsortte footage showing Pearl beirtgkilled with a krtifc. according to asource close to the investigation. Hisbody has not becit found btit authoritiesconsidered the videotape authentic."We rtow believe. based on reportsfront the (KS. State Department andpolice officials of the Pakistaniprovince of Siiid. that Danny Pearl waskilled by ltis captors." JournalPublisher Peter Kattrt said. “We areheartbroken at ltts death. Danny was artoutstanding colleague. a great reporter.aitd a dear friend of many at theJournal. His murder is art act ol bar-barism that makes a mockery of every-thing Danny‘s kidnappers claimed tobelicyc iii. They claimed to bePakistani nationalists. btit their actionsmust surely bring shame to all truePakistani patriots,”The State Department decried Pearl‘smurder but credited the Pakistani gov-ernment for making “every effort" tosaye the Journal correspondent. “Themurder of Mr. Pearl is an outrage andwe condemn it.“ the department said ina statciiieitt. “Both the United States.iitd Pakistan are committed to identify—ing all the perpetrators of this crimeand bringing thent to justice."Pearl. 1X. the Journal's South Asia

bureau chief. disappeared Jan. 1‘ aftergoing to a restaurant in the southernPakistani port city of Karachi to meetwitlt intermediaries lte ltoped wouldarrange an intcrytew with an lslaitticPearl was iityestigatiitg linksbetween Pakistani e\tieiiitsts andRichard (T Reid. the British citi/citaccused of trying to blow tip a com-titercial airliner over the AtlanticOcean with eyplosiycs hidden iit hissneakers.His kidnappers sent a pair or c-mailmessages to news oi‘gaitt/tilteits claim:titg to have takeit Pearl because he wasa (‘lA ageitt arid including photographsof him w ith .i handgun held to ltis treadThe c-ntail ritessages issued a series ofdemands. including the release ofPakistani prisoners being held by LS.military at (iiiaittanaitto Bay. (‘irbaThe Journal and the ('i.-\ denied thatPearl worked for the government; thesecond e—iIiail message from the kid-nappers said they now understood hedid not work for the HA but nowlinked ltitii to Israeli intelligence. anallegation likewise denied by theJournal.Police arrested a proiiiiiteiii radicalIslamic militant. Sheikh ()iiiar Saced.wlto spent five years iii an liidianprison for kidnapping four Westernersbefore being released iii a trade withairplane hijackers in 190‘). Saccdadmitted involvement iii the kidnap-ping. saying he wanted to show thatPakistan should not cater to Americanneeds.in open court. Saeed said last weekthat he believed Pearl to be dead. however Pakistani officials from the presi-dent. (ien. Pervel. Musharraf. on dowitpublicly cast doubt on his statementSources said last week that Saced toldinterrogators privately that he believedPearl was killed Jan. 3| during a failedescape attentpt. He said he learned ofthe death on Feb. 5 when he calledaccomplices who had been ltoldiitghim.The videotape delivered to the US.

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Students packed into the area in front at Reynolds Collesium Thursday in hopes of being able to attendthe UNC vs. NCSU game on Sunday.imam v.19: ‘- ‘AL-

Lamba Pi Eta to hold

CommUnionThe National Communication HonorSociety will host an interdisciplinaryexploration of ideology and invention.

Brigid RansomeStart Reporter

The National (‘ommuntcritioit HonorSociety. l.itllll‘il l’i lira. will be liosttiig.under the financial umbrella of the('llrySS department. "(‘oitiiirl'niori‘.-\n iitter‘disctpliitai‘y l:\p|oiation ofideology aitd Intention." The eventwill be on :\]l|‘|l l. at Talley Student(enter from S ant. to 5 p lll."This conter'encc is geared to encour-age a new agenda loi knowledge acqursition arid diffusion by promoting andcncour.‘igiitg the ability to btiild corti—riitiitity tltrougli cooperatiye scholar—shili." said conference coordinator.(‘iitdy Spurlock.Although the format and settiitg forthis conference entail some degree ofprofessionalism. Spiirlock was quick tonote that it will be a comfortable Cll\ :-roitmenr iit which both participants artdattendants will not only faiitiliari/erhcitiselycs w tilt the structure and of artacadeitiic conference. bill it will also bea mutual learning c\pcr'ieitcc arid slltll“trig of ideas.“It is not going to bc a hippie love festor anything like that. rather a relayedcoolk'raliye interaction of ideas." slte.tddcd.These ”interactions of ideas" willtake the train of presentations by thestudent body. Presentations includeresearch papers. paitel discussions.short perforrnaitees. posters. titultiirtc-dia protects. honors protects/theses.portfolio selections. film/yideo/audioproductions aitd consulting protects.Students cart present on \trttially anytopic from a departiitcnt discipline,Past Lamba Pi lira honor conferenceswere cycltisiyc to members only anddid not incorporate \aried disciplines.(‘oiniitl1nioit. howe\er. is \ci’y incluesiye. incorporating botlt undei'gradtiatcaitd graduate stitdents. part tinte or fulltime. from select departments and dls«cipliites.The renovation of this conferencealso paved the way for tire introductionof new ideas and facets to occur. Thisdoes not only range from varied pres~eittatton types bttt also the attendanceof sister schools such as Duke. l'NC-('hapel llill. Appalachian State. li(‘l '.Meredith College. l'N(‘s(it‘cL‘lishirro,consulate in Karachi !elt no doubt thatPearl was indeed killed. according tothe source. The yideotape showedPearl speaking with soiiieorte. almostas it he were conducting an interview.when suddenly art unseen assailantgrabbed hiitt aitd slit his throat. thesource said. The videotape included nodate. ito audio arid no faces other thanPearl’s. the source said.Pearl‘s wife. Mariane. who is preg—riant with their first child. had remainedin Karachi issuing several public pleaswith kidnappers to release her husbandunharmedHis death could prove to be a majorinternational embarrassment toMusharraf aitd his goyernmcnt. Thecase has been the top issue in Pakistan

Peace. Straw arid others.The keynote speaker tor this cyctilw ill be Larry (ii'ossberg. who prcsciitlysery es as the Morris ”at is professor orcoiitiiitiiiication studies at the l .\'('»( Hand is chair or the l-yectitiycCommittee of the l'itiyersity l’rogiaiiiin cultural studies.This academic mayappear similar to the many otlich thatare hosted. llowcyer. what sets this oneapart front the norm of coritcr‘ences isthe way ll opcitly embraces participa»tioit aitd not ortly welcomes. brirapplauds originality irt presentation.-\dditioitally. this originality is rewarded.(‘oitiiiil'itioii also provides the opportunity‘ to display a portfolio or research(it professors outside N('Sl' in .i noncoitipetitiyc yet effective tiiaititer"Participating arid/or attending('ontmL'nion is beneficial on both artidealistic and pragiitatic leyel. \\ hetheryou‘re planning to enter the worktor‘cc.go to graduate school or finish yourtirtdergraduatc degree. (‘oirtinl'nionwill haye sontething for you," saidSpurlock.Participating departments arid tllSL‘Lplities include: anthropology. masscoitiiituitication. foreign languages andliteratiires. interpersonal c‘tllllltllllllv'ttrtioit, speeclt disorders. hitglish/litei‘atitre. multimedia production. culturalstudies. philosophy and psychology()ther include: political science. his-tory. perforittaiice studies. public poli-cy. orgarti/atioiial comiitiiitrcattiiii. liit-grristics. health comitiurtication.ctltttograpliy. \ irtiial identities and rheroric.Lastly. the following departmentswill also be participating: \ ir‘ttialeittbodimeiit. media ecology. mediaproduction. Virtual reality. cottiiniiiiica-tiort ethics. public relations. design the»ory. comnttitticatioit theory. film studies. mirltidisciplinai'y studies. sociology arid political science.Interested participants sltotild submita title and abstract or protect tlL‘Sv'l‘lP'trott. before March l5th Ztltll to:(‘oiniitl‘ition 2002(‘/o Department of (‘oninittnicatiortN(‘ State l'niycrsity2(ll Winston Hall(‘ampus Boy Xltl-lRaleigh. Nt‘ 27o95-S lit-l.Questions or concerns pertaining tothis eyent cart be addressed to the con-fercncc coordinator. (‘indy Spurlock. atcspurlock(ditci‘izcoin

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for weeks and came to oyershadowMusharraf's own debut yisit iitWashington. w here he personallyassured President Bush that he beliey edPearl was still ali\c and would soort berescued.Mtisharraf has given conflicting inter—pretations of the roots of the abductioncase. in art interview before heading toWashington. he blamed the crinte on

agents working with arch-rival lndia.even though Saccd has been one of theleading fighters against lttdiait rule inthe disputed provirtce of Kasltmir.Then while in Washington. Musharrafsuggested the kidnapping was part of abacklash against his recent campaignagainst Islamic extremism in Pakistan.

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T-shirtsto be soldat campout

O T-shirts supporting Herb Sendeltwill be sold at Friday night’s campout.

New s stair K. [‘.‘IIPi'eiriitini tickets aren't the only perklit ptrl‘llc‘lpallllg in lltis _\i‘.its talllptitllfor tickets to the men's basketballgame \ei‘stis l'.\'(‘ (‘hapcl llill SundaynightIn addition. students ll:i\t' theopportunity to buy l shirts that showsupport for .\'('. State roach llcibSendek.The shirts will cost SS and all proceeds will go to the Student “ottpackinitiatiye. a student based schoiaishipendow‘ntenrThere is a limited supply. howe\ er. sostudents sltotild buy early Sales beginFriday at 5:00 pm. directly iit lroitt ofReynolds Coliseum.The shirts are sponsored by TheAthletics Task Force arid by StudentGoverrtiiteitt.

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ECONOMIC CLIMATEN.C. STATE’S

TRUSTEES SHOULD REJECT A $400TUITION INCREASE.Technician xquarel} oppoxex NC.State Chancellor Mane Anne Fox‘xproposed tuition increaxe That poxi-tIon does not. hovvever. e\ixt \HLhOUIxome reserv ation.There are .xome Incontrovertible factsxtipponing tuttion Increase proponentx.A taxed xtate budget holdx no e\tramonev for higher education and IlkCI)‘vvil! not for the forexeeable future. Inthe absence of a .xolid revenue genera-tor. like a lotter}. a tax Increase forhigher education Ix also unlikel}.According to statixticx prexented b)Natalie Dugginx at Tuexdav'x tuitiontovvn hall. NCSL' .xtuderitx pa} onl}about 20 percent of the total coxix oftheir college education. \vith taxpayerxfooting the rest of the bill. Higher edu-cation at a L'NC S) .xtem xchool ix xtIlla relative bargain. though it ma) b_vnecexxit) cease to be for NCSL' toreach the level of qqulI) of peer inxti-luIlOns like Duke L‘nnerxu).Further. the caUxCx Fm vvantx to fund— financial aid. facult} xalar} Increax-es and facult_v recruiting —— are all vvor-th)‘ ones. It's admirable that. \\ hen theIncrease passes Iand it valli. financialaid vall benefit.But the argumentx agaInxt theIncreaxe are ximpl} more compelling.Dixcardtng the archaic NC.Constitutional dictate that higher edu-cation at publIc xchoolx be offered “axfar as practicable ,. free of expenxe” toNorth Carolina rexidentx ~— becaUxe.

t‘rankl}. free of expense Ix no longerpracticable — the long line of tuitionincreases NCSL' xtudentx‘ have had toface hax reached the point of ndicu~I0u.xnex.x. The $400 Increaxe vvill fol-lovv three conxecutive semesterx mm5300 Increaxex‘. along vvith Inflational.\'.C. budget—mandated increaxex. Itcould alxo be accompanied by anotherL'NC Board of Govemorx‘ Increase.Thix ix .ximplv too much. too soon.Should the exhausting trend of makingrevenue b_v raising tuition continue. theL’NC and NCSL’ povverx-that-be willfind themxelvex vvith an elite studentbody —— financially if not academical-1}.Further. according to informationpublixhed In The Nevvx as; ObxerverTuexda). poor~mouthed pleax from theadinintxtration regarding facult)xalanex ma) not be ax true ax the} ha\eappeared.In thix xpace Wednexda). Technicianbemoaned xttident apathv regarding themoon Increaxe. But. It‘x’ entirel) poxxi-ble that a long xtnng of tuuion Increax-ex hax left xtudentx not apatheticrexigned to the fact that. until their tax-paving. bloc-voting parentx begin raix-ing their \oicex. vxe are xtuck vxiththex’e Increaxex.Fo\ ix currenil) vvorking a fI\e-_vearplan for tunion. It Ix Technician'x xIn-cere hope that xhe vvill create ll careful-I} and find xoine mm of tumon ceiling— and adhere to It.

Bush’s Asia trip produces

mixed resultsPRESIDENT BUSH AVOIDED MAKING ANY MAJORMISTAKES IN HIS ASIAN TRIP, BUT ATTEMPTS TOBUILD ”AXIS OF EVIL” FOREIGN POLICY FALTER.In a vxhirlvxind trip thix vveek.l’rexident Huxh \Ixited Japan. SouthKorea and (‘hina to addrexx matorl 8 foreign relation coneernx In*\\l.t The trip poxiponed b_\ the Sept.ll attath .illoucd BUxh to xpeak’vvith -\xian leaderx about L‘CtTOI'lllL‘relationx and tecoxerv from a globalrecexxion. ax uell ax to e\plain hovvHuxh x recent "a\ix of evil" rhetoricapphex to I \ polic) In the regionJapanThe headline I\‘I.IL‘ HI Bu~Il'\ Japanleg of the trip Invobed xupport forPrime \linixter JtInIthIro KoI/utni'xreforn.oriented agenda Japan haxbeen plagued b} IL'\§I‘\IIIII through-out the and viorldIthxcfl Ch Il.t\t‘ f'c‘pchL’tII} C\[‘TC\\L‘LI.Iiiito_\an.e “IIII Japan x lethargicImplementation of real retoriiix.The Buxh adiiiinixtration alxo float-ed dexirex to mecuie a "diplomatictrade" “I \Hfh. \\ IlL‘fL‘ IhL’ L S utltlItJprexxure Rtixxia to give up northernJapanexe leandx captured in WorldWar II uhilc Japan vvould prcxxtireIran to xtop the proliferation ofueaponx to duextionable groupx l‘headminixtration alxo xotight Japanexexupport for an} action the l' S takexon Iraq. but conxideiable oppoxitionfrom Japanexe groupx v\ ho cite con-.xtitutional conflictx and lack ot tuxti-fication ax not xtippon\Utc'h uclltlthSupport for Koi/uiiii'x retoiii. agenda Ix exxential tor reaxxerting Iapan‘xInfluence over the region ax ("Imaemergex in the vtorld ctonottitt Ill.tl'ket. lt'x not particulailv clear nhethcrthe Japan trip uax meant ax .III;.III.I.gmore than a public relationx not butthe effect on Japan ctitrt'titij- xct-InxminimalSouth KoreaPrexident Buxh'x tripKorea viax alinoxt L'\\Itl~t‘-L'I'v

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Marylan 27 27 54Statistical LeadersN.C. StatePoints Moody 16Rebounds Scates Olanrewatu 6Assists Rivers 5MarylandPoints Warley/Razor 13Rebounds Harrell 10Assists South 3Player of the GameJunior Cansso Moody came off thebench to score a game-high 16points on 7 0110 shooting In just21 minutes of action.

l'Ield llll‘ series continues a I" camehotnestand lot theWHAT: l’acls. ttltich openedBASEBALL VS. the stretch littestla)ttIth a l-isli \tInCOPPlN STATE m“ } lonWHEN: lit the lust tttoFRlDAY 3 PM :Jdlllc‘s t‘l ll‘tc‘ se'thli.' ' State III.IIi.I;_'ed toSATURDAY light up tlte scoreAND SUNDAY, hoard \\llli Its potter. at the plate to tntnp1'30 P‘M' otIt to a qtnelt :4)WHERE: start \t that time. ItDOAK FIELD ttas pitching andthlCll\C lllill \\ L‘l'L‘ theareas it! concern tor head coach l‘llltlll\\t‘lll.llic l’aclt \tot'kcd on Its \te.I|\Iiesst~s

and shotted Innch IIinIotctiietit ttlnie .Itthe \ddl‘ House lntitational tI‘I(Vltatlt‘slt‘tL 5V. th'l lltc \\t‘t‘lst‘lltl.ttIth solid pitching and a iitote .Ittai'etlc‘lt‘lht‘\\liat It lacked. hottetet. ttas ottensite piodiienon III the three losses to[he ('Itadel. Rlclllllt‘lltl and laInesMadison. State coinhnied toI set en totali‘iitis. tat less than Its aterage ol Itl petgaiiie III Its tirst ttto ttIIis ot the teat"\\c‘tc sttiing the hats prett_\ coiisisit‘ll”) all season thtis tar.” said .\\ent.“\\ hat happened III (‘liarleston \t as that\\ e satt hettcr pitching than \\ e had pre—tIonsl). Hut tte new still able to gethits; \te Inst couldn't drite III the runs

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W Basketball ts Clemson. SC]. 7 iiiBaseball \s. (‘oppin State. 2.333. 3(ittnnastits \‘s lott son. 1/14. I

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Swan songfor seniors

areAnthony Grundy (2) will play his final home game with the Woltpack on Sunday when the Tar Heels visitthe ESA.0 Seniors Archie Miller and Anthony

Grundy will try to cement an NCAATournament bid for the Woltpaclt.

Matt Middleton\L lla‘l \tatt \\ I itti

\\‘hen .\Iithoti_\ (it'lllitl_\ atid \I‘chte\lIller step on the hardttood ol thelziitertairittieiit and Sports ,\I'ena lorthe last time Sunday their namesannounced onetinal tune. theItto guards. \tlioIAround came to Raleighthe ACC .6 .Is IiIeInhers ot'dIllcrcIit l'L‘k‘l‘llll'my classes. or” ha\e soiiie tttil'in—Isllt‘tl l‘thlllexs it) .tllt‘lltl it).With a mu otet a struggling North('aroltna team ,7, l '1. i ltl .»\(‘('i. the\\ollpack ll‘er. .s’ (It ttoiild pick upIts leth ttIIi oteIalI and secure a uninine conference record tor the firsttime since l‘Nl it resume that ltas\(T~\.\ 'lournanient ttrItteIi all «netll.Since the N(7\.e\ l‘ottr'natttetiletpaiided Its lield to M teaiiis IIIW85. onlt otte lllr\\lll teaiii lI'oIii tltesit Iiiator eoIilereIiccs has been leltout \lahatiia III letll

. ". .“‘ .« a“:UNC VS. NCSU

\itndat. o it‘ put -l\;\th leads l 25' 7 l

Probable Starters l’robahlc Starters\il‘dltl lioorze Point Guard \:.l‘xt \l‘lit-I

'; II‘I‘ I;~,Melvin \ott Shooting Guard 'tiithoiit' I a Iindj;

l'l'“ ti‘L' Ill‘.‘ iii:‘ ‘latt‘ad \\ Ilitatns Small Forward ltilttt's Hodge

4 I it't ai‘ “I l‘l‘tlIasoit ( ail-l Power Forward than li‘.‘lllt‘.t‘\'1' 5 »~ It " ,V s; 'l‘L I‘pt: i

l‘irt's Lang Center Maittts Melt IIIe (» ; _I I INt I' III" ppt‘. Ipt:“l lllllll\ our team has built a resumethat tt Ill allott s its to he in the NCAA’l'ournanicttt." .\'.(T State head coachllerh Sendek said prior to\VL‘tlIletla) ~s loss at Georgia Tech.'l‘o turthet‘ holster Its NCAA

Women’s tennis preparese The Wollpaclt will face two quality

nonconlerence opponents.Billy Freeman

\‘tatt \\'IttI-I'The Nt‘. State ttonien's tennis teamWlll hate its hands t‘iIIl this “CL‘lttL‘lltl.The Wtillpaclt limit \tlll start theweekend against ZZItd—ranked South(‘aroliria Saturda) at 1:30 pan. and tin—ish with Princeton on Sunday at i put.State ttill look to leadership fromKatrina Gilderiieister and KristenNicholls. hoth seniors and the .\'o. land singles pl;i_ters. respectively.

The) also torm the No. 1 doubles team.The Woll'piiclt ttill compete in thel'riendl) coiil‘tiiesWHAT: til the WollpacltW. TENNIS VS. 'l‘ennis (‘oniplettor the second5- CAROLINA, tteekend In aPRINCETON t‘tm after opcn~. mg the seasonWHEN- \th lotir t'oadSATURDAY, matches.“I think each ol‘1-30 P.M., these teams isSUNDAY, 1 RM. talented." said_ State head coachWHERE' Hans ()lsen. "lTENNIS COMPLEX like the that

’l‘oiII'naIneIit credentials. the Packhopes to get at repeat performancel’rotii the senior dtIo ot Miller and(irund). tt ho coiiihnied l'oI 4i pointsiii State‘s 7775‘) \Ictot') oterSee UNC Page

for weekendlenge."'l‘he (iatiiecocks tS-lt hate startedthis season ttell. heating ttto top4tlopponents. Iiiost recentlt llartard.l'fs‘t‘ poses a serious threat ttIth tttoplayers. (‘onrttict Bergman. rankedNo, 2i. and Jennifer Radman. ranked7|st.RadIiIIIII also teams tip ttith KathyBtl)tllltl\lt‘ll to gite the (iaiiiecoclts aformidable doubles team. ranked 36thin the nation.Princeton \Alll be playing onl) itsfourth Iiiatch ot’ the season when it tis—its Raleigh, Net‘ertheless. the Tigers

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Coppin State makes a visit to Doak Field for a series with the Pack.

Gymnasts

turn

to TowsonO The gymnastics team, coming oil a

strong showing at the HeartsInvitational, hosts Towson Sunday.

Andre“ It. (‘arter\. Ittui .stat; \\i.tcl

The NC. State etiiinastics team had.h) Iiiost staiidaids, a strong: Ineet last\tcckcnd III the lleatts ltl\ itationalWith a thirdplztce l‘itiisli. tlie\Vollpat‘lt :3)tttti.Ists l" 1' stoted morethan l‘N tor theWHAT: third cotisecutiteIneet. atid they heldGYMNASTlCS lhctI ottii ttithVS. T()VVSON \t'l‘l.t\lt'll. lllL‘ \t). 5team III the tonnti‘).WHEN: ' and (\lll‘lllll. a top,SUNDAY. 30 caliber lt‘tllll.lint don't hold It1 P'M' th'tllll'sl them ItWHERE: they‘re not (withREYNOLDS ttlclt‘lt \Ill|\llL'tll“\'\'.lll\t‘. tlt'spllt‘ lllt‘COLISEUM sIIoIII; peItoIIiIante. llie l’atlsheltetes II can do ltettcithe team strneeled on the halanccl‘t‘tllit last ttcekend. counting ttto tallsIII Its scoie Had the Pat is put togetherIts IioIInal pertoiniatice on the l‘t'atlt. ascctttttl»[\lttt‘c lllttslt lo \t‘l‘taslta cottltlhate been had"'l‘he lsids \tete Iiot liappt ttitli tlieIiI»scl\ es aim the totnpcttttoti oII heatti.”said coach Mark \Ictenson “l'het'tecome In this \‘k'k'h and ttoiited tI‘all_\hatd oIi Iiiaktne tlIeIIiseIt es ltlt'lls liaId-e‘t. l'he_\ ‘Ie tll‘lllL‘ .I Ieallt llltt‘ tolt "State. aiitious to cotiipete .tL‘dlll. \\llllace l‘;I\lc‘|tl '\ll.lll[!L’ (itinnasttcsleague Iital lottsou .It lt’etnolds(‘olisentn on Sinidat at 1 pin \tteI‘lacing: soine ol’ the top titllll‘t‘lllittll Inthe cotttitr) last tseclscnd and [Hattieiiig haid all \teels, the Pack Is eager tosliott Its IIiipIotcnient this tteeltend."We spent a lot more time oti heaIIithis tteelt." said seniot l\t‘lll lil‘ttull.“litei't routine tte did. he did It theon} \te named to toiiipetc. and ll Itdidn't conic out that \t.I_\. tte didanother one. 'l‘liat‘s the plan lot the testol' the season. and. hopeltillt. It ttill\\ttl'l\ out torus Stiiidat."lirottn. ttho has hcen one ot thelettmls most t‘ottstslcttl 1:}tlltlttslsthroughout the season. and the rest otthe team learned that despite snuggling;ttith heatit. State has the potential to he

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Astt\ .t '4 var:Martyn Madey is coming off herfirst career event win as the gym-nastics team hosts Towson.