THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1990
THE DAILY TAR HEEL WEEKEND MAGAZINE
OMNIBUS
Clubs give students a
chance to participate
The IM-REC office is not only in charge of intramural sports, it also
heads up club sports at Carolina.
"Club sports are a student organization," said Rick Satterlee, assis'
tant director for club sports. "Every club is led by students.
"The clubs give many students the opportunity to participate in
sports they may have played in high school and the opportunity to
administer their own clubs. Where they had coaches and athletic
directors in high school, here each president is in responsible for his own
club's schedule and practice time."
While entry fees, equipment, and league dues for club sports are
covered by student fees, Satterlee said that the clubs are not a complete
handout.
"The clubs are well-supported," he said. "They do a lot of their own
fund-raising for travel expenses when they play away from Carolina."
Approximately 29 club sports abound on campus for students. These
range from competitive sports such as rugby, men's and women's soccer,
and baseball sports which play in leagues against other clubs to
recreational sports like the waterski and outing clubs.
Mike Jones, a junior from Hope Mills, joined the outing club last
year.
"I'd never been canoeing or rock climbing before," he said, "so I
thought that while I was in college it would be a good chance to get
exposed to those things."
Jones said the club, which meets every Thursday at 7p.m. and has a
membership of about 100, is "basically a forum to get people interested
in outdoor activities to get together and relax."
And how does the club relax?
"We usually try to take at least one trip a weekend," Jones said.
"Canoeing, mountain climbing, windsurfing." The club is also planning
a hang-gliding trip for the first weekend in November.
Club dues are $25 a year, but according to Jones, "if you go on just one
canoeing trip it's worth it because you'd spend more than that going to
an outfitter."
Jones said the club raises additional money through t-shirt and
frisbee sales.
"The real advantage to the outing club is the number of experienced
leaders in the club," Jones said. "You don't have to know what you're
doing to join. You learn how.
"On my first trip last year, we paddled down the Cape Fear. Ross
Whitaker taught us techniques and strokes. Just recently, Ryutarou
Ohbuchi showed slides on rock climbing. They're really experienced."
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Jackson of Aces of
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Wimbledon Volley
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Intramural Champions
The Drunken Drivers, with an overall score of 324, won the team
golf championship at Finley Golf Course Sept. 1 7 and 1 8. Team members
are Tom Paylor, Paul Taaffee, Hugh Showalter and Ken Shaw. Taaffee
shot the low individual score with a 78.
In innertube water basketball, champs were the Rubber Duckies in
the comp division and Aquaband in the rec.
Wimbledon Volleyball winners were the Coredumps in men's
comp, Neanderthals in men's rec, Aces of Hearts in women's open
and M&M's in co-rec open. Rodney Cline
FEATURES
The Unforgettable Fair is back
One of the only old time State Fairs left in the world is about to come
to life this weekend with tons o' stuff for you to see and do. But don't
worry Charles Marshall is here with a handy-dandy guide to the
fair, and Randy Basinger throws in his own unique two cents worth,
as usual.
PAGES 8 & 9
DEPARTMENTS
On Stage
drivin'n'cryin' and John Svara
Music
PAGE 3
Warrant, Megadeth, Primal Scream and Briefs
PAGES 4 & 5
Arts
Performing Arts Series and The Slovak Chamber Orchestra
PAGE 6
Movies
'Dreams,' 'Fantasia,' 'Pacific Heights' and Joe Bob's 'Exorcist III'
PAGES 7 & 10
T.V. Listings
Here's adventure. Here's romance. Here's TV Listings.
PAGES 12 - 15
Calendar
Get your hot stuff here
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STAFF
ALISA DeMaO, Editor
Charles Marshall, Assistant Editor
THOMAS HEALY and TIM LITTLE, Senior Writers
GIGI BRANCH, LAYTON CROFT,
AMANDA GRAVES, JASMINE HIGHTOWER, MONDY LAMB, MIKE LONG,
GREG MILLER, JONATHAN POOLE, BRIAN SPRINGER, BILLY STOCKARD, CHIP SUDDERTH,
CAMERON TEW, BRYAN TUCKER and ALAN WOODLIEF, Writers
CLARE WEICKERT, Copy Editor
RANDY BASINGER, Arts Coordinator
LAURA ROSS and LISA ReICHLE, Layout and Production