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August 24
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Carolina Union Activities Board - New and Improved
This year UNC will see a new and
improved Carolina Union Activities
Board (CUAB). With its diverse and
entertaining field of programs and
plans for 1990, CUAB functions should
be an integral part of student life.
CUAB consists of approximately 13
committees (chosen by the CUAB
president), each formed to focus on
the different parts and aspects of
student interest.
Unlike the past years, CUAB com
mittees this year will be a bit more
overlapping in duties and focus so that
no one single student will have no
excuse but to get involved. The 13
committees are as follows:
Gallery, chaired by Sylvia Thyssen,
deals with art exhibits in the Carolina
Union Gallery and in the glass show
cases also in the Carolina Union. The
art displayed here usually ranges from
student to local to theme art, with such
exhibits as AIDS AWARENESS, and a
recent textile ensemble.
Film, chaired by David Hall, brings
all of the latest movies to the Union
Auditorium. Check the Union front
desk for showtime schedules!!
Forum, chaired by Peter Hayes,
brings in prominent speakers and
experts in their fields from all over the
country. Past speakers include Louis
Fan-akhan, Robert Townsend, Maya
Angelou, and Spike Lee.
Theater Arts, Social Adventures,
and Performing Arts, chaired by Eric
Rosen, MC Dagenhart, and Malini
Moorthy respectively, share the focus
on student entertainment and talent
with programs such as live bands,
dances, and theater. This year, CUAB’s
Performing Arts series will bring such
performances to Chapel Hill as
Sarifina, the Boys Choir of Harlem, the
Chicago Dance Theater, and the play
Into the Woods. Performing Arts
Outreach, chaired by Rich Kirkland, is
actually the support group, and
sometimes the selection group of the
Performing Arts Series.
Current Issues, chaired by Kim
Williams, brings a creative approach to
important social issues instead of
traditional speakers and lectures. In
the past this committee has confronted
the problem of date rape with a “Mock
Date Rape Trial.” Cun-ent Issues has
also showed viewings of Spike Lee's
“Do The Right Thing”, with discussion
sessions afterward.
College Bowl, chaired by Marian
McBrine, is a Jeopardy-type trivia
tournament which fields over 40 teams
at UNC. Winners of UNC’s tournament
gain an automata bid to the Associa
tion of College Unions Intemationl
Tournament.
Concert Advisory, chaired by
Carrie McLaren, is in charge of finding
concerts and outdoor music events and
acts for UNC students.
Special Projects, chaired by
Stephanie Ellis, is a more flexible
committee in that it can chose and give
a more intense drive toward the issue
or plans of the consensual committee
feeling.
Advertising and Public Relations,
chaired by Erk: Routenberg and Gwen
Eye Contact
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building houses for the homeless, and
the list goes on.
During your university career, you
will be impressed and fascinated, you
will also be disturbed and frustrated.
As you embark upon UNC, consider
your choices— you can cause the
problems that exist or even ignore
them. Or you can choose to look them
straight in the eye and make a
difference.
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Shilpi Somaya is co-president of
the Campus Y for the 1990-1991
academic year.
Perry respectively, aim to be the liason
with other parti of the university. They
keep and “ear to the ground” to see
what people want to see and what
they don’t see enough of. These two
committees relate with all on-campus
organizations.
With the help of these committees
and of Program Advisor, Nancy Bolish
and Assistant Program Advisor, Mike
Goode, UNC’s CUAB will be the envy
of all.
Information for getting involved in
any of the CUAB committees, go to the
front desk in the Carolina Student
Union. Become involved in the Caro
lina Activities Board and make a
difference.
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