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Volume lXXll, Number 59

By J. Keith JordanStart wriioi'l‘he sitth annual limerging Issues Forumopened yesterday at N.(‘. State‘sMcKiitiritori Center and began by exploringthe problems faced by eastern liurope as itstruggles to coriycrt to democracy and amarket econoriiy."As proud as we Northare to beCarolinrans, this torunt has national signifi-cance." said Ell’ (Thaimtan .larnes B. Hunt.Jr The session was of even greater impor-tance now than when it was scheduled lastyear. Hunt said. because of the events inEurope during the last few months.Herbert Okun. executive director of the

l‘inaricial Sertrces \‘oliiriteer ('oips arid aformer ambassador to last (it‘l'll’le.agreed tltat the situation rrt eastern l’llltlllt‘and the Sotiet l'iiron touches the lites ofall.‘\lllL‘l'lL‘illl\ We are all "children of the coldwar." he said()kurt said the eastern lzui'opearis had siilfei'cd through not orily the occupation byforeign troops but by foreign ideas as wellThey had rieter really tell a close coririctlion With their goterrinients. he said.“There were always islands oI drller'ence.islands of dissent. arid abote all islands ofcontact with the west." ()kun said. He saidthat when he had talked with l’olrsli leaders.niatiy of them had western educations andspoke flawless linglrsh.

Friday, February l’), 19‘”

Emerging Issues Forum explores problems ~lllil cotiiitirirricatrorr with other tllillllt'\was not easy Speaker \laciei lso/lowski. ahunter l‘olrsh acadeii‘ic who is rtow .i drplolll.‘ll to the l'irited States, was once si'lltciiceil to prison for l|\t‘ tears when li.‘smuggled politii al literature iiito l’olaiidNow that the harshest laws .ilti'cltlry' personal rights hate been reiiioted. the biggestproblem lacing the region is the econorriy.the speaker's .tgtectl,Stephen Rliiiiesiiiith. .irrihassadoi i.tlirtrted States Sotret lztchrtitgcs, said that

the for'iiierly communist countries lack theinfrastructure to successfully mote to amarket economy in the near futureOnly eight percent of Sottet products areup to world quality slaiidards. Rhiriesririth

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honors women

Bookstore sponsors reading forAfrican—American History Month

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Protest for peaceStudents for Peace camp out by the Brickyard to protest the war in thePersian Gulf. Sophomores Wade Norris and lohn Brown, seniors Marty

College Bowl Spring

Challenge begins

Tournament open to all students, staff, facultyBy (‘Iaxton A. GrahamStaff Wlllfilfor a quick ll) points. esaetly

how many teaspoons are there in atablespoon"Answering questions like thesewill not only help you show oflyour mental muscle bill may alsolead to a night otrt with three ofyour closest comrades.The I‘l‘H NC. State Libraries

College Bowl Spring Challenge isslated to begin Saturday. Feb. 23. iiithe Erdahl-Cloyd wing of the DH.Hill Library. If necessary. the corri—petition will continue on Sunday.Feb. 24 at the library.The tournament. now in its thirdyear. began in IQRR as an event toshowcase talent front each of theresidence halls on campus but hassince expanded to include all stusdents. faculty and staff of NCSll.Unlike last year's SpringChallenge. which featured a dou—ble-elimination format with moreexperienced College Bowl playersfacing less experienced squads. thisyear's Challenge Will be played intwo partsOn Saturday ntorning. currentN(‘Sl7 ('ollege Bowl team mem-hers will field teams in a single»elimination tournament while. thatafternoon. other learns wrll square

off in a double-elimination compotition The winning team willrecerte a $50 gift certificate tordinner at Darry'l's and will hate itsname engrated on the PerpetualTrophy on display in the l'niter'sityArchites.After the doubleelimination tour»nament is oter. the winner will takeon the .stlrtitor of the single elimi—nation bracket in art exhibitionmatch. An All-Star team. composedof the best players in the tournarmerit. and a tounianieirt most talurable player will also be namedThey will receive coniiiieinoratitecertificates as well,The I‘Nl NCSl' LibrariesCollege Bowl Spring Challenge isopen to all current students. faciilttand staff of the uriiyersityRegistration forms and completetournament inforiitatioii are atailable in the Student LeadershipCenter. 3| ll Student Center. or call73772452 during business lltllll'\Registration Will end at 5 pmThursday. l‘eb. 2|.The Spring Challenge is sportsored by the NCSU Libraries andthe llnion Actitities Board lllc‘library personnel will be seryirigfood to the participants during thecompetition.By the way. there are three teaspoons iii a tablespoon.

li’rt‘k Napkins ’Stcitt

(hohol and loel linsey and junior Emily Pitt remained outside tor 24hours to "Wage Peace.”

Buroker

New Student Code of

By Terry Askew. i it“,1' .r .i'llit (i.ll.rl\sl llriillsflilft‘ till lltllll‘i'\‘-t'lill’s'ariir .tl \tiicari \riieirtari History\ltllllll ( 'clebratiori ltresdayllic piogrrrri‘i ot’garii/ed l‘\ gericr

s]‘t\ll\i‘lc‘tl lllt' \t‘L illltl

.ri lltltlhsllilk'i leik Sherryllolhtottk»\tkinsoit. m 'locused on A erlcanoutstandingo... ,. HISTORYwriter'icari women In her \\t‘lc‘tlllt~lloil‘rook \tkrrtsoriil‘l”t'c‘i.itriiii torrig address.Iatc Zr. iricssage otlltl\ tl.i\ llldl ‘~yt‘ ct‘lt'l‘ldlt‘. ill lllhmonth that we celebrate. lor what llmeans to me as an African\iireircari 'lhc presentation began withquotes by outstanding \liicari\iirerrcarr worrieri laia \l‘k’llsk'. .itumor in textile technology. qriotedRosa Parks and Harriet lirbiriaii\rid lloriica lhortras. a senior inpolitical science. read seycralqriotesol \laya \iigeloiillolhrook \tkrnsort con. hided htreading quotes troni BarbaraJordan and Shirley ('hisolm. "two\tricari ‘\lllL‘l|s‘.lll woiireri whomhate .rdriirred tor their politicalti‘llllli‘llllitl!s to lll|\ eoiiritr\.' shesdltl".-\s a political science niaioi' and

handles more than 1By Kristin RamboSlull erh -ithe N (' \tate Itidrcral Hoard.operatrrig under the new Strident(‘ode til llatltllttl llll

cases between \irg l. and Itei ‘ylI‘llttl. Lighty eight ol those casesresulted in guilty charges. and 7.‘

('ottilucl.

resulted in not guilty charges”there seem lobe rtioiecases andhearings thari hate been seen in thepast." said Paul l'riiisiiis. cooidrirator ol ruditral programs

“ \ltllllt'll\|ll is a contributing tactorlll the \ast niaror'ity ot the cases ""llowetei. that is true whercyeiyou hate students lhat doesn‘t setr\(‘.\l tapar’t." s.lltl (\iill\lll\lltllllt‘\lls \iolerice iiitoltiriglong term relationships arid ironacqtiarritant e rape has increasedthis war. .ictordirig tot oiisiris” \lthorrglr il‘ierc hate been lesswas lllitlt' thanthan \I\ rascs lle\pecteil' (orisirrs saidthere were S‘ cases iritolying

crrnies dealing with piopert\ or

lerrriessea' \‘.:'l\\i| \tii\riieiriaii worrierr Act. ..:‘iental to iire " llollt: wk \:r.ir c.

lintllll"\'y‘tailttale ollirrxersitt

said\est on the prircrairi weie pot;readings llorrita lhorria~ re.\tlgclirtr s | Rise" and I?l‘he:iiirirerr.rl “when "l his ll adi'.\\.ts liillrl\\t'ti l‘\”\Mrat .irr \lltc'sli‘l-\ndrew \Mlliariis. a .Ill'l l! ii. ii'aUllllllllllllcdlltlll\llarts \lcllonalclt'r\ll L‘lllellt‘L'llIlL' tr'.itl all orig-“ra-

ari original poeril’ilIL'lr? \..'. I

.i \llllllt“lll"('poem. “Black \koriiari l‘ldl'kllariis' "\1-iriiiira and l .:‘l ‘slir'rlllitillt‘s '\lolllt'l lit \i-r: i'.r'i'clrrile that litilllnll o! the pray, '.(‘ltat les \sltarlli .l \l‘llll\t“rlt‘c‘t'lllt‘l t‘snllirlirg‘lsl tll‘ctwsc‘il ‘l‘tl‘lll‘llcdllilll ol li.s new hook"l'sycl'iotetliriotofly oflliariiwasliiiig "\isi‘ lt‘litgti'xc’ti ors lit-ii\irrrriioris lleitry 'roiri \r\uguslrrie s t oil-see \hi is Wauthor o‘ lhi Ilsrrtage wt lilacsiii ,\oitli t .iiolirra. \ol I Hot!books were on displayl’he liiial presentation was avinterpretation ol .i ll‘l‘t‘illl‘lltd.meetrrig hetweerr \1artiri l rirlii-King h and \lalcoliii \ lis ldilulawr‘citi‘c Lt'tlltllll.ll" i-l ll:\liican \drilt ldii..itiorr l’mgia:and l'horiias t ott'w at .t;ie.'.or ofthe \tudertt -\lhletcs l'iograrii

Conduct

casesagainst the piihli.includes lhetts. taridalisii‘. and dislllls \ilik‘gtr,\orderl\ conduct \anctioris ran-r.lroiii disciplinart lllt'l‘.tllillt lot o..tear to ill hours ot tt‘ll‘lllltlllh\lsk'llllt‘t'l til ”it s.l\L“ . dad is.lllllt's .ig'ar'tsl l‘t'ill‘lt Hit .rtll’dl‘t‘. \t'\'il.il .rss i‘iIl'i .lllsl harassnii\ guilty charge rrv llll~-t.t'~1't‘l\ .result Ill e\piils:ori sil\ct"liil.ll\ prit\‘lll!lllllirl\hariorr and Ill scrt

s. i JUDICIAL. tr.

Student Health Service distributes alcohol surveysDrinking habits. alcohol trends. patterns and attitudes examined among NC. State studentsBy Lisa Hover‘ilirtl Whit-rStudent Health Sei'tices has mailed our comprehensit e alcohol intor matron siii ey s toHUM)“ randomly selected \ (‘ State studentsthe sirrteys are art attempt to look at alcoholusage trends. patterns and attitudes among stirdents. said Aruba .loy. M ‘Sl' health educator"\\e want students to be. well. to be whole.'.loy s.l|ll 'l‘he strr'yeys. theielor’e. are designed tospot \\ c‘tlkllt'sscs In L'\lsltttg slll’istattcc‘ tlhltst‘ pro

grams and to better design future pi'ogi'ariis. shesaidSrrrtilar' suryeys had been distributed ey‘et‘ythree to the years beginning in N74 the springI‘l‘ll siri'yey focuses more on the origins ofyoung people's drinking habits before college

and l.tlllll\ predisposition to the use or alcoholllli.‘ \lll\t'\ illM‘ llllt'\l|l‘ll\ l‘allt'llls Ill st'\ll.ll

.ltll\ll\ that lollott the rise of alcohol'\ high percentage ol rape is associated with

the rise of alcohol." ,loy said. “and St) percent of

drinkingStudents in the pr'ograiii also do sortie seltquestions ”

rapists know their \lt'lllll\ "Nl‘hl' \tudeiit llealth Seitrces currently sport

sois a three hour alcohol .rssessriieiit prograiti forstudents caught ill iritratlroirs or students whoretei theriisclyes Participants in the program discuss sirc h issues .is predisposition to alcoholism.«spotrsible use of alcohol .ittd .ilteinatnes to

assessing by answering what .loy calls "red flag'l'hese sell tests question whether students liridtheinseltes iiitssiitg iitornrrig classes txcaasc ol

helpti'iends

liarigmer's. e\perrenciitg ditlrcrilty lll relationships. drinking in the middle ot the d.t\ and hatirtg blackoutsStudents then meet one on one with lot whocoiritcrls that parturilar sllltlt‘lllK needsstudents simply rteed to cope with stress. othersneed drug education and still otlters need seriousNl‘lllt'

long term counseling. she said.lot stud that she encourages students to seekit helhet it is for theiiiselyes or their“When we look the other way. w e‘ie part of theproblem.” she saidAn Alcoholics '\llt\ll_\lllt\ll\ gioiip meetsTuesdays from as put. and the nest r\lcoho|,‘\\\t‘\\lll\‘lll group w ill rrteet on March I:\rty questions should he directed to \iuba lotat ”7 Z5hl. -1ll ('Irit‘k llall Ho\ 7 llll”

2 lelItuaII I}, I‘NI III: nnti Ian \‘I-us

Feb. 15, 1991IMPORTANT DATES ANDANNOUNCEMENTSSPRING BREAK begins March I.it l0 pm (‘lasses resume MatchII at 8:05 an). O I QThe Defense Mapping «genesWIII be in Room I7} of HarrelsonHall on Feb. 20 from LI am. untilnoon to iiIterIiew t3h_\slc’\. earth

CT SL‘ICIIL‘C IIIdII‘fs.

Judicial

Continued tron: [hop 1hours.One IIIdIHtIUiII was expelled tiponbeing found gUIIIy of sexual assault,according to Brian Burok'er. NCSUchiet‘justiceThere were l9 cases of illegal sub-stance Violations IncludingI under-age possession of alcohol. DWI anddrug possession and dealingSanctions for a guilt} charge rangefrom alcohol assessment school todisciplinar) probation for twosemestersOnl} The cases of acadettttc nits-

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»\I'II‘NI‘I(IN |I()I'III l- III'I‘I‘II.lI'.\II’I R8" The I'ciitei lot HealthIlitccltons is looking loi \ou lopatticipatc In the lust .IiitItIalWellness l \po whose theme ts“Take it \\.ilk on the \\cllstdc " I\IIItItciestcd |lI\II\ltIII.II\ ncctt to contact I ItIda \ltaiian oi \iitbi lo\ a!TIT-NIH IIIL' \IL‘tIIIIlllt‘ ls \I.II'1IIIIon:

Stillman Ilall (‘oiincIl Is It Ixiiig Ipinball and \Ideo gatiic Ioiitnantettl We need \otit input on gameorgaiii/aIIon. stoiinx(fall Mike .IIII III‘CI‘III‘L’L‘IIUIt‘L's.methods. iudging. t'IkSW tow, and come toIII Suliitan classiooni \\('\III\'\LIII\Iieb 3" .it “‘ I0 p iii

handled theotnll) charge totconduct were I‘)Judicial Board \IcIiIeniit 'IIsiozidiitt \UIIIIIIncludes cIIIIIIllI}' .iiiil [‘I.IL‘l,.ilsIIl.II'\IIII\ III \.II|\IIIII“s lill L'II‘; III‘IIIacadennc misionilnn I"~‘h.'lilll to40 academn Loznniiinm aentcchoursMan) academicthat are still beinc processed resulted troin the tall C\IIIII period.(‘ousins said.“There Is a good academic llll‘sconduct program niidei the newI LIIII pleased to \L‘C illl

misconduct cases

code.increase in the reportings People.and l.icti|t_\ Included, are(II II‘IcsIIItIL’llls llIlt‘gIIl IIk‘ \iIltIStslcen tases were tried tiI\o|\Ing

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I acII Thursday, students and slalILIIe |II\lIL‘tI to attend anIntetnational ('otlezI IIotIt III thelowei lounge ol \IesandctResidence Hall ('oItIc eitio)Ieticshments and coin eisattonI pconnng collec lioiiis includeI‘cb II .I III toMennonite ( hurch ot RaleighI'eb .‘H. II .i in to I p In.I'IISI‘I'XRIW II\' I’\RI\I)I""

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Ic (‘eiclc IIIIIIL‘IIIM NI‘NI‘XI‘ren. II (bib. “1“ line Its \seekl)com etsation lIotiI loda} .It 4 pm. atMitch‘s Ian-in \ene/ Noinbreus1Q Nollll‘t't‘tlst‘s'tItIscelIancous ollcnses such asforgery. fireworks nse and Hattie\tolaltons Sanctions for a guilt}charge range Mom .I w ritten reprir'II.III\I to 30 coiiimiinit)hoursThe new Student (‘ode ot (‘ondttct\\ as tiIIplctnented during: the firstsummer The [L‘\I\II‘II\In\ol\e academic integrity facultyparticipation and student rights.The new code also prm Ides a pro»cedure manual to proiide more

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. . ..-\I"I‘I~NTI()N All (‘8(‘ S'I'IbIII'NTS' The 3nd Annual('oniputer Science ('areci I).I_\ willbe Feb. 23 Iroin I) am. to I pm. IIIthe Ballroom and (Ialleries of theI'niIet’sit) Student ('enter. ('onichear local companies tell abotitwhat local businesses ha\e III oIIet‘.t‘onsulting firms. gmernment robs.educational Iobs. prtIate sector. andlarge and stnall companies will berepresented. This is an informalment with refreshments.. .The I‘Nl NCSI‘ Libraries('ollege Bowl Spring Challenge Isslated to begin on Feb. 33 at thelirdalill‘ltwd wing of the DH. HillI.Ihrar_\ If necessary. the competi—tion will continue on Feb 24. Thechallenge Is open to all current stu-dents. faculty and staff of the uni\ersit). Registration forms andcomplete tournament informationare a\ai|ab|e In Room 3| ll of thelI'nI\ersiI) Student (‘enter Prizeswill be awarded. and food will be

tton to the new (‘ode of Student(‘onduct and fee confident that thes}stt~m Is functioning III an excellent fashion." Buroker said."I ant \ery pleased with the|ll\0I\CIIIClII of both students andfaculty in our system. I look for-ward to selecting applicants for next)ear." added Burok'er.Applications for the UNI-I‘M]Judicial Board will be accepteduntil Feb. 22. The applications canbe picked tip III the Student(‘Ioternment office. on the thirdfloor in the Student Center Annex.

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Wolfpack flirts with RoBErtBakalli nails free throws down the stretch to secure the Pack‘s 14th victoiyBy Thomas BakerStaff WriterThe N,(" State men‘s basketball team sur-vned a scare Wednesday night by using.Itenacious defense and a balanced inside—outsidc attack to hold off pesky RobertMorris College 90-88. 'The game truly went down to the wire.With t9 seconds remaining and the scoretied at 88-88. State's Migien Bakalli wasfouled by Joe Fallctta while attempting tograb a long pass from Tom (Iugliotta.Bakalli stepped up to the line and calmlynailed a pair of free throws to produce thefinal margin."(Bakallil has made as many clutch shotsas any freshman I've ever had." Wolt'packcoach Les Robinson said. “If there was anaward for clutch freshman of the year. it‘d

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playoffs setBy Jay TaylorStoft WriterIntramural basketball completes itsregular season play this week. In theopen A division the Juice Crew finishedits season with a perfect 4-0 mark andlooks to be a strong contender in theplayoffs. ln open C play. Bored OfEducation took a 53-42 win overTequila to improve to 3—0. BOE over-came a halftime deficit and used MikeMatthew's 24 points and Ken Joyner‘sl l points to lead them to victoryIn fraternity play PKA. Delta Sig.Sigma Chi and SAE all look to havestrong playoff performances. Basketballplayoff brackets will be posted Monday.Feb. 18 and playoffs begin Tuesday.Feb. l9.Session two of the beginning racquet-ball workshop will take place Tuesday.Feb. 19 from 6-8 p.m. on Court to.There will be a Hot Shot Free ThrowCompetition Friday .Feb. 22 from 5-7p.m. on Court I in Canritchael Gym.Informal volleyball will be Sunday.Feb l7 from 6-8 pm. on Couns 3 and5 in Carmichael Gym,Softball registration begins Feb. IRand continues through Feb. 27. Therewill be a mandatory organizationalmeeting Wednesday. Feb. 27 at 6 pm.in Room 104 Carmichael Gymnasium.There WlII be clinics for officialsThursday. Feb. 21 at 5 p.m. andMonday. Feb. 25 at 5 p.m. Both clinicsWill be in Room 3014 Carmichael Gym.Co~recreational volleyball registrationwill close Feb. 20. There will be amandatory organizational meeting Feb.20 at 7 pm. Co-recreational badmintonregistration closes Sunday Feb. 2-1.Badminton registration for residence.fraternity. and residence/sorority divi-sions opens Feb. 25 and continuesthrough March I].

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Technician #____,m__nguafgrummoney enhancing knowledge (via books forDH Hill or new lab equipment) rather thanenhancing aesthetrcs'.’ So next time youyrsit the “ole Brickyard.” stop and admirethe new; not of our rcnoy 11th library. but ofN.(‘. State‘s new decorative trash bins.Tosr (91:111111Freshman. Forestry

Nathan was voicing apopular sentimentI‘m writing in response to Nathan Gay's

article ”Contest is Racist." To begin with. itabout time someone has spoken out aboutthis growing problem. This universityattempts 111 pride itself on its non-racistdemeanor while at the same time it allowssuch blatantly discriminatory events to takeplace. This seems like a contradiction interms. In addition. the new Student CenterAnnex is a joke. 1 will he the first to admitthat Afro-American culture and history are111 critical importance not only to preservebut to protect as well. However, lately thisis getting a little bit out of hand. 1 canunderstand the need for an Afro-AmericanCultural Center but as Nathan Gay states inhis article. what about the Hispanics. the(‘hinese Americans and the other groupsthat have contributed so vitally to thegrowing diversity of the “American"culture. Three floors dedicated to only oneof the many facets of the Americanpopulation is excessive. Also. why not have

an intercultural center representingeveryone instead 111 concentr'atrng 1111 st‘lt 11one group. 1 belreye 1111 rurusuce has 111-1‘11done here and should be rcmedredThe Ebony Man contest is yet .ruotlrcr\(er pilllll. HO“ L‘Jll ll]l\ 13C \lt'\\t'1l Illanyway btrt 111 11 must light “111 1‘111111‘.texpressly states that 11 Is for Mack t11.1l1‘~only. How is this 11111 111s111111111at1111‘ 1agree 111111 Nathan. why 11111 11.111‘ .111lvoryman contest or 111st .1 general beautypageant. why segregate the contpctrttou'This is merely an extension 111 1111‘propaganda worn on shirts by many \1111Americans stating. "It‘s 11 black thing. youwouldn‘t understand." “black by pop-11.11demand" and “black power” 111st to 11.11111‘a few. You don‘t haye 111 be .1 literary genius111 understand the connotations 1111;1111‘11Understandably. one should take pride tlrtheir past culture and the .‘\tr11a-‘11111‘111.111past is a rich one. but why p111 11111111 111111‘1groups or promote supremacy 11y 11111‘culture instead of promoting rrnderstaudrrrgbetween these groups and apprectattot‘. 111different cultures'.’ The use 111' these slittlsand the construction of these lactlrltcs 111111leads to the widening of the rrft between 1111-cultures. We should all work for 1111‘consolidation of these races. but by (tilt‘tltlgto the needs of one group more 111.111 1111‘needs of the others. a feeling of rescnttrreutis formed and racist feelings come 111111 [11.11as a result. If the university works truly 1111.1non-discriminatory policy. 11 should sltl\1‘for equality in cultural representation .11111the promotion of cultural tinrty 1111.-American culture. that is),

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Precision Engineering Center battles technical problemsBy 'lroy PageStott WriterOne of the greatest achievementsof any engineering dist rplrnc is itsability to merge concepts with thoseot another branch ot engineering orscience.At the Precision Iingineet‘tng('cnter on N( State‘s (‘entcnnralCampus. this achievement is exactlywhat has been accomplished.Students arid faculty front severalschools of engineering have coruetogether to apply their talents andknowledge to various problems andquestions facing the tcclttrrcal andengineering protessions todayTom Dow. director til the center.says that the focus of the group'sactivities is to “understand the limr~tations of current manufacturingmethods" and it possible. to makeimprovements in the trianufacturingprocess. One ot the primary inethods of reaching this goal is to alterthe traditional approach to manufac-turing ntethods.Current manufacturing methodsrely on practices that require prod-ucts to be cotnpleted. then tested forefficiency or flaws. The staff of thePrecision Engineering (‘euter is try.ing to find ways to make the pro-cess simultaneous. both producingand testing at the same time.Dow says this integrated processrequires three crucial elements.First. there must be a way ofexamining the process and productwhile in the production phase.which requires sophisticated senso-ry equipment. hit this. the physicsstudents and faculty of the centerare developing various rtew irtstru»ments and methods ol measure—ment. which are capable of examin-ing materials and surfaces down to

the molecular level,Second. the producers must urtder~stand the process well enough to beable to modify it in the right way itthe sensors and measurements iridi-cate that It is needed For this.mechanical engineering staff studythe “process modeling” facet of pro

tIIlCIIUII.Third. there must be a way of cori—trolling the modifications. based onthe sensor tnptrt and precise knowl-edge of the entire process. To thisend. cornptrtcr sciettce personnelconcentrate on the computer archi-tecture arid software designs neces—sary to control complex manufacturmg systems and their instru—tucnts. They produce computer eon-trollcrs for certain production pro-cesses with the sensors, processmode' and output controllers httiltin.Other engineering disciplines rep—resented at the center are electricalengineering. whose personnel workvery closely with the computer sci—ence staff. and materials science,which concentrates on the widerange of materials involve!l iii man-til‘acturing.Particular projects being carriedotit by individuals at the centerinvolve different facets of the newproduction model. each specific toan area of study. but all are devotedto the overall goal of widespreadimprovement of production process-es. To emphasize this point. Dowsays that “the nature of universityresearch is that it is not linked to apanicular device. but to the princi-ple of the project in general."At the moment. the computer sci-ence staff is working with the cori-cept of parallel processors. wheretwo computer processors operate intandem. essentially two computersworking together. Dow says that tltcmain problent is “how to divide theworkload" of the processors.At the stint-e time. materials sciertce students work with specialmaterials. particularly fragile sub»stances and their special needs inthe manufacturing process.This is also an area of interest foriiiechamcat engineering studentswho concern themselves with thelimits of these materials iii the pro«duction phase. In production. timeis an important factor. Productionthat runs faster rs less costly. butprocesses that rtrn too quickly can

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Peter Swever/StartThe attached computer (left) is the controller for the Diamond Turning Cutting and Grinding table trighti.It also is connected to sensors in the table that measure the accuracy and precision of the prot ess.ruin the desired results. and thus bea waste of time and money. So thequestion concerning the use of frag—ile materials in manufacturingbecotnes. according to Dow. "Howdo you predict how aggressivelyyou can take off material wrthotitdamaging it?" The mechanical engi-neering students try to designmachines that allow greater controlof the process. based on the spr'c‘lllications provided by the materialsscience staff.Another c‘t'tisstnct‘ til tltSv‘tPIttlc‘sbetween computer science andmaterials science is that of the useol the Scanning-lunnelingMicroscope. (SIM i.The .STM is a very powerful high-resolution instrument capable olproducing electronic images ofsmall clusters ot atoms on surfaces.The .STM Is also able to alter thearrangement ot the molecules ot thesurface. prodtrcrng ditterent shapes.These shapes. w hcn arranged prop

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