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Parents Weekend Chocked Full of Activities, Fun
Bv Derick Mattern
and Brooke Roseman
Staff Writers
Bright and early Friday morning, par
ents of UNC students can begin attend
ing classes as part of the Carolina Family
Weekend, sponsored by the Carolina
Parents’ Office.
The event is usually attended by 500
families said Wayne Kuncl, the director
of the Parents Office, who outlined the
scheme of the weekend’s events.
Registration in the Student Union
lobby for parents will begin at 3 p.m.
and extend to 6 p.m. on Friday.
Families who pre-registerea will pick
up their ticket packets in the lobby at the
same place and time.
Those who arrive before 4 p.m. will
have the opportunity to go on a tour of
the UNC campus and its
history.
Carolina Family Weekend Events
Below are some of the events planned for Family Weekend. For a complete
listing, check out www.unc.edu/depts/parents.
Friday Oct.. 29,1999
3 p.m • 6 p.m. Registration,
Carolina Union Lobby. Pre-registered families, pick up your ticket packets.
4 p.m Campus Tours
Carolina Union Patio. Join campus tours gathering in front of the Carolina
Union near the Pit to see mote of the UNC campus and gain special insights
into its history.
7:30 p.m. Dinner & Planetarium Show
Mofehead State Dining Room and Planetarium. The Morehead Planetarium
Building. After dinner, visiters can watch 'Stellar Odyssey,' introduced by
Planetarium Director, Dr. Lee Shapiro. Tickets are S3B per person
8:00 p.m. Harry Belafonte
Memorial Hall. As part of the Carolina Union Performing Arts Series, Harry
Belafonte will perform.
Saturday Oct.. 30,1999
. 9:00 a,m. -11:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast,
Meeting, and Seminars
Carolina Union, Great Hall. Admission is free, but registration is required.
Several seminars will be given after breakfast, including 'Carolina
Technolgoy," 'Parenting Your Carolina Student" and “Parenting as Partner.”
Kickoff 1:30 P.M. Carolina vs. Furman footbal game.
Kenan Stadium. Tickets cost $25.00 (reserved or general admission).
4:00 p,m, Tar Heel Barbecue Celebration
Fetzer Gym. The post-game event will include entertainment and door
prizes.
8:00 p.m Spectrum of Music Concert
Memorial Hall. Visitors can enjoy an evening of entertainment showcasing
student and faculty musicians from the UNC Music Department.
Sunday Oct.. 31,1999
11:30 a.m. Carolina Legacy Brunch
Carolina Club, Hill Alummni Center. This year is the fifth year for the brunch.
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At a reception in the Rare Book
Collection Exhibit Area of Wilson
Library, interim Chancellor Bill McCoy
intends to welcome some UNC parents
in honor of the Carolina Parents’
Council and Parents’ Fund Leadership
Donors.
Friday night
films will be shown
in the Union
Auditorium at 6:30
p.m. and 10 p.m.
Also on Friday
night a show called
“Stellar Odyssey,”
which includes a
dinner coupled
with a planetarium
presentation, will
“(The barbecue) is
probably the most
popular event
that we have. ”
Wayne Kuncl
Carolina Parents’ Office Director
be presented in Morehead State Dining
Room in the Morehead Building at 7:30
p.m.
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and iim Martin, senior miters; Josh
Baylm, Brian Bedsworth, Shindy
Chen, Susannah Dainow, Danielle
Eubanks, Brain Frederick, Drew
Guiteras, Jeremy Hurtz, Carl Jacobs,
Jonathan Jones, Russ Lane, Josh
Love, Courtney Mabeus, Matt
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Justin Winters, Carmen Woodruff,
Ginny Yu and Lindsey Zuckerman
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Out & About
Harry Belafonte will also preform in
the Carolina Union as part of the Union
Performing Arts Series at 8 p.m. today.
Belafonte is best known for popular
izingjamaican music in record-breaking
concerts around the world for the past
several decades.
He will be pre
senting both new
and classic works
at the campus per
formace.
An entire block
of seats has been
reserved for those
taking part in
Family Weekend,
but tickets are still
limited.
After a variety of recreational events
Saturday morning, including another
registration session, there will be a
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Carolina Parents’ Association Tar Heel
Barbecue Celebration at Fetzer Gym at
4 p.m.
The barbecue will include entertain
ment, door prizes and a visit from inter
im Chancellor Bill McCoy.
McCoy assumed the post following
the death of former Chancellor Michael
Hooker on June 29.
“(It) is probably the most popular
event that we have,” Kuncl said.
That evening at 8 p.m., various musi
cal groups from around campus, such as
the Jazz Band, Symphony Orchestra,
Glee Clubs, Opera Workshop and
Carolina Choir will preform a
“Spectrum of Music Concert” in
Memorial Hall.
Parents who did not purchase tickets
beforehand can buy them at the door at
$5 for adults and $2 for
students.
Ryneska, Jenn Tyburczy and Andrea Van Hoever,
account executives.
Advertising Production: Penny Persons,
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Grabiner, Lani Harac, Lexie Hoerl,
Jessica Jones, Alex Kaplun, Taena
Kim, Brett Kinker, Kristin Korduia.
Sharon Liao, Matt Loeb, Chen Melfi,
jecnathan Meseiey, Deepika
Narasimhan, Courtney Obringer,
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Arthurs. Elizabeth Breyer, Leonna
Byrd, Marc Cochran, Anne Dahlgren,
Will Foushee, Jennifer Heffernan,
Arash Jahanian, Harmony Johnson,
Kate Macek, Derick Mattern, Kim
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Friday, October 29, 1999
The fifth annual Legacy Brunch will
be held the next day, Sunday, in the
George Watts Hill Alumni Center at
11:30 am.
A photographer will also be present
to make family portraits for a modest
fee.
Seminars sponsored by the Campus
Y and University Career Services will
also take place at various times to
address parents’ concerns.
The topic of careers will be the most
highly emphasized concern.
“This has been done before as a part
of Parents’ Weekend,” said Vicky Lotz,
a hostess of one of the seminars,
“Parents as Partners: Helping Your
Child Launch A Successful Career.”
She said many parents asked ques
tions about what careers were current
ly popular in the job market and how
they can help their children prepare for
life after college.
This Parents’ Weekend is different
from past years’ because it is not being
held the weekend before Fall Break.
Part of the reason for the change was
that the football team that UNC was
scheduled to play on the original
Saturday pulled out at the last minute
and the organizers were left with no
options, Kuncl said.
While touting the success and spirit
of this annual University event, Kuncl
did admit, however, that because of the
multitude of events in the area this
weekend, particularly Halloween, the
timing of Carolina Parents’ Weekend is
slightly off.
“Obviously it’s not the ideal week
end,” Kuncl said.
He said he did not think that the
weekend would have any conflicts with
the Halloween weekend, for either par
ents or students.
“I don’t have any concerns about
(it),” he said.
Instead of playing Kent State, the
team will play Furman.
Kuncl said he expected about 300
more families than were formally regis
tered to attend.
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