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By JENNY CLON1NGER
Staff Writer
Wrecking balls swung Wednes
day as a construction crew tore out
the chancellor's box and the press
box in Kenan Stadium to make
room for new boxes and addi
tional seats.
Edward Willis, construction
administration director, said that
the present chancellor's box on the
south side of the stadium and the
press box on the north side of the
stadium will be removed.
The resulting space in the stands
will be filled with additional seats.
The construction will add 2,200
seats to the stadium's present
capacity of about 49,000, Willis
said.
A new press box will be built
behind the line of new seats on
the south side of the stadium, and
the chancellor's box will be placed
in a similar position on the north
side, Willis said.
Paul Hoolahan, associate
athletic director, said 200 seats on
the north side of the stadium will
Cadet
old, jand his resume says he has
spent two years in the infantry and
six years in Marine reconnaissance.
uEvdn though he is a bit older than
some of the other guys in the pro
gram, Ralph is a tremendous leader
and smokes everyone in any of the
physical tests," Costales said.
"Because Ralph is a bit older than
the average cadet, he has seen more,
has a bit more maturity and is prob
ably in better shape," says Lt. Col.
John DeVitto. "The difference in
age helps the program because it
bridges the gap between the officers
and students."
The accomplishment that espe
cially caught the eye of Army offi
cials was Krulder's performance at
Advance Camp, a summer program
that cadets participate in between
their junior and senior years.
"Ralph graduated the number one
cadet in his regiment of approxi
mately 500 people," Costales says.
"This means that he was exceptional
in all measurements leadership,
marksmanship, and other physical
and mental tasks."
"His performance at Advance
Camp solidified his appointment,"
says DeVitto. Out of the entire
group, only eight people were
awarded such an honor, and
Krulder is the first from the Duke
program to do so.
His time commitment is a bit
more extensive than that of a Duke
student. "I have classes two days a
week and a three hour lab another
day," Krulder says. But what he
doesnt admit is that the drive to and
from Duke often takes 25 minutes
with traffic.
"A Carolina student has to bal
ance his time a little more," Costales
says. "Not only does Ralph have to
do all of the regular stuff, but he
also conducts other meetings."
"I really didnt think he'd get it
(the appointment as battalion com
mander) because it requires so much
time and effort," says Sean Nanney,
a UNC senior from Farmville who
also participates in the program. In
addition to his ROTC obligations,
Krulder also works part time, he is
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ional seats
be used for guests of the chancellor
and the University, and the seats
will be accessible from the new
chancellor's box.
Lights are also being installed
for night games as part of the
improvement package, Willis said.
Gordon Rutherford, director of
facilities planning and design, said
the project has a $7.1 million
budget. The money will come from
athletic department receipts, loans
and private contributions, he said.
The stadium improvements
have been planned for 4-5 years,
Rutherford said.
The project is scheduled for
completion by Aug. 25, Hoolahan
said.
A model of the completed
stadium can be seen in the lobby
of the football office in Kenan
Field House, Hoolahan said.
Willis said the University began
accepting bids for the construction
work last summer. Metric Con
structors is the general contractor
for the project.
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engaged to be married in April and
he will receive his geography degree
on time.
DeVitto and Costales said they
would like to conduct classes at
UNC, but campus officials do not
allow the Duke Army ROTC either
to recruit actively on campus or use
a classroom to teach. "We tried to
organize a program to teach at least
the basic program at UNC but were
denied," DeVitto says. "I really dont
know the reason. Maybe they didn't
want to jeopardize the Air Force
and Navy programs there."
Costales says, "We still try to
maintain our visibility on campus by
having the cadets wear their green
uniforms on the same day that the
Navy and Air Force students do."
With the phasing out of the Air
Force ROTC program at UNC,
those in the Duke program are look
ing ahead and are not concerned. "I
look at it as bad for the Air Force
ROTC guys but good for us," says
Nanney, who is the Assistant S-5 or
recruiter at UNC. Tm hoping to get
in touch with those people to show
them the benefits of our program."
DeVitto is not concerned with the
U.S. Congress declaration to cut
back funding for military training
programs. "The Army may give out
900 instead of 1,000 scholarships, or
we may have to consolidate some
programs, but we are not going to
turn away any quality kids," says
DeVitto.
The Duke Army ROTC program
is, in fact, quite generous with its
scholarships, with nine students in
the program receiving money for
tuition, fees and books. The Army is
also geared more toward the liberal
arts student.
"The Army is more flexible," Cos
tales says. "The Navy and Air Force
tend to look for the more high-tech
oriented students while the Army
gives more leeway for a student's
classes.
"Obviously UNC has got several
quality cadets like Ralph, and I
think we have something to offer,"
Costales says. "We're not just selling
used cars
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pring has sprung .
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February!
Before the thermometer's
fluctuations between 10 and 70
degrees have stabilized, signifying
that the snowflakes have definitely
gone south for the winter, depart
ment stores sprout racks and racks
of bright-colored flora. Wool sweat
ers, turtlenecks and duck boots are
left only as remnants of a season
gone by.
The woman with the gleam of a
tropical climate in her eyes and the
man who is thinking ahead to job
interviews can find the first signs of
spring fashion in February.
Spring fashion trends for 1988
include shorter hemlines for women
and an emphasis on fit for men.
"(Spring fashion) to us right now
is shorter skirts and more body
conscious fashion," said Barbara
Bright, manager of Montaldo's at
South Square Mall in Durham.
Women were ready for a change,
and designers gave it to them, Bright
said. Women became tired ot long
skirts and discovered that shorter
ones were more efficient and
comfortable.
Pamela Niven, sportswear buyer
for Fine Feathers at University
Sauare. said the short dress or skirt
will be one of the most versatile arti
cles of clothing for women this
spring. The short bottom can go i
from daytime to evening, or it can
be combined with a jacket and
dressed for a business suit.
The trends for women's fashions
will be more dressy and party looks
with flowers instead of bows, Niven,
caul Rrioht tronical colors will, I
bring spring fashions to life, but to J
add versatility to a existing spring
wardrobe, she suggested buying
whites. '
"If vou buv a white bottom,
whether it be a dress, pants or skif
you can do a lot with it," Niven sad.
Bright agreed that tropical colois
are in the forecast for spring, but jfhe
said they would be added to basic
colors such as black and white. I
"The season's colors are black'ind
white, but they will be 'popped' f ith
color," Bright said. Popping soros
thing with color means taking nu
tral colors and adding a bright rjd
shirt or yellow belt for accent, sle
said.
The most versatile clothes fojthe
season are a black short skirt, a pair
of black opaque stockings and a
pair of black shoes, Bright said.
Adding a basic oversized sweater
with a camisole underneath, you can
go anywhere and feel good, without
much expense, she saia.
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Knits and sweatshirt-type material
will he used in a lot of women's
sportswear this season, Nivensaid.
According to Bright, last year's
heavy "Out of Africa" looks Vith
khaki and olive drab colors yill be
out this season, and the romtntic
"Laura Ashley" styles have a"so
fallen by the wayside. J
Men's fashion has not changed
drastically from last year, ejbept
that there is more detail, sail Jackie
Perry, store manager of theHub
Ltd. on Franklin Street. Mjn have
to pay more attention to fitand the
total look of the outfit theVare
wearing, he said.
"The number-one thing h fit, not
style or color," Perry saidrlf a suit
fits, you should buy it no patter
what it looks like, becauseyou wui
feel better in it.
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gives you a good feeling when you
are dressed better than the guy who
is interviewing you."
Fashions of the JUs and ws nave
influenced the tailoring of spring
clothes. Perry said. High-waisted,
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pleated pants, suspenders and ties
made from original patterns of the
era will be popular this season, he
said.
This year's men's suits are a cross
between American and European
designs taking the best of both
and combining them, Perry said.
Three-button suits are also new this
season.
Signs of spring sportswear for
men include dressier shorts that can
be worn with a blazer and bar
striped shirts, and everything will be
made from natural fabrics, such as
linen and cotton, he said.
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College Shop on Franklin Street,
agrees that natural fabrics will be
popular for spring 1988. There are a
lot of silk and linen coats and pants,
and cotton sweaters will be fashion
able this season, he said.
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Ice cream colors, blues, neutrals,
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