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By DWIGHT MARTIN
Staff Writer
A campus organization devoted to
assisting those who wish to undertake
bold, risky and important enterprises
will dedicate its new home on Oct.
10. 1986.
Dr. Raleigh Tillman, director of
the Institute for Private Enterprise,
said the organization will occupy the
$8 million Kenan Center before the
offical ceremony. The center is
located on south campus near the
Dean E. Smith Student Activities
Center.
Its architecture is like that of a
modern English manor. It has a steep
roof, gables, a brick and limestone
facade and more than 50 windows.
The five-story building has two large
chimneys, one on each end.
When completed, the center's
Kenan Lounge, a large room with
30-foot ceilings, will have a marble
fireplace and contain a grand piano,
according to J. Barlow Herget. a
Raleigh-based writer.
Tillman said one purpose of the
Institute is to assist entrepreneurs by
bringing them to the center and the
UNC campus.
Tillman said he does not consider
the philosophy of academic profes
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examine the world, to be at odds with
that of the risk-taking entrepreneur.
"Nothing is as risky as neuro
surgery." he said. "One must study
a long time to practice it."
Knowledge also reduces the entre
preneur's risk. Tillman said entrepre
neurs do not take wild chances,
although risk is involved in such
ventures.
The Institute will use the center as
a setting to give advice to those who
take risks with their capital. By
collecting long-term studies the
Institute will assist those who wish
to study the entrepreneural process.
Another of the center's purposes
is to serve as a case history collection
for the nation's universities. Tillman
said. A national center is needed
because collecting individual entre
preneur' case histories is a "terribly
expensive process for one university."
"Basically we are a research center '
and we will provide short courses for
potentional entrepreneurs." he said.
The courses will provide informa
tion that will help entrepreneurs
avoid some pitfalls, he added.
Tillman said the center is not a
classroom building. "It was built to
house the Institute and to provide
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space for the University."
The University will utilize some of
the center's space until its own
conference is constructed, he said.
The General Assembly has approved
funds for a campus-wide conference,
but construction has not begun.
In time the Institute will fill the
center up, he added.
The Institute will also bring res
ident executives to the center to serve
as instructive role models for business
adminstration students, Tillman said.
David Thompson, founder of Wen
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By BILL LOGAN
Staff Writer .
The Kessing Swimming Pool
behind Fetzer Gym has been closed
in a joint decision of Department of
Physical Education Aquatics Direc
tor Debra Cote and the department
chairman Dr. John Billing.
According to an official release,
the pool will be closed for the
remainder of 1986, and all swimming
for the remainder of the second
summer session will take place in the
indoor Bowman Gray pool at
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a fall visit.
According to Herget, Frank H.
Kenan, a Chapel Hill entrepreneur,
established a fund to construct the
center. The Kenan Fund will provide
the Institute with $2 million per year
for the next five years to assist its
programs.
Some of the state's traditional
industries, tobacco and textiles, will
not be as strong in 20 years. The
Institute will help the state's economy
diversify, Tillman said.
amended hours.
"UNC is trying to set an example
for the community," Cote said.
"There is obviously a problem, and
if we don't get a substantial amount
of rain soon, it will affect the whole
University. We just wanted to set an
example for other departments."
The water shortage has affected
another UNC pool as well. The newly
constructed pool in the Student
Activities Center cannot be com
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choked and then passed out on the
floors of the fraternity house. It
wasn't a party for the brothers. It was
extermination for the invaders in
their quarters roaches.
Theta Xi fraternity on the city's
South Side participated in a promo
tion Saturday by Johnson Wax Co.
for its 3-month-old product called the
Fumigator, which smokes roaches
out of the crevices and kills them.
"Some roaches were doing flips,"
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Tillman said he expects the microe
lectronics and biotechnical industries
to add needed diversity to the future
N.C. economy.
He said that with the "great science
universities," UNC, N.C. State and
Duke, high technology industries
would be drawn to this area.
The state economy will also rely
more heavily on service industries,
common to post-industrial societies,
he added. He said he expected more
jobs to be created . by the future
economy.
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pleted until there is water to fill it.
According to a secretary in the
office of SAC director Steve Camp,
the final construction on the pool
cannot be done until the pool can
be filled and the filter system can be
checked. The pool could be open
before school starts again in the fall
if there is substantial rain, but
otherwise, no one can say when the
new facility will be ready for
operation.
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a basement window near the Illinois
Institute of Technology. "It affects
their nervous system they just
don't know what to do.
"We were very successful irj the
kitchen," he added. "It was really
gross."
Tom Baine, a fraternity advisor,
evacuated residents, covered food
and plants and positioned the Fum
igators around the house, including
in 28 bedrooms.
Residents later returned to 'find
dead roaches cracking under their
feet.
Johnson Wax picked a fraternity
because food and beverages, often
spilled by untidy, beer-guzzling
college men, are a roach's play
ground, Wiersema said.
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