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Mniimi ii CohgjrGSS The Daily Tar Heel Tuesday, April 21, 19877 from page 1 districts next semester, Friedman said, until they were forced off campus by the dorm lottery. Parkerson-Ripley, a graduating senior who served on the congress since October, said that although he knew he would not be able to serve the whole term, he decided to run again in February because he enjoys being on the congress. Admissions First elected last October when a graduating senior caused a vacancy, Parkerson-Ripley said he had no specific goal in running for re election in February. ul didnt have a specific goal, except that generally I'm fiscally conservative and wanted to promote that," he said. Guy Lucas, a graduating senior (Dist. 1 9), said his senior status made him think twice before running for the congress for the first time. But Lucas said he decided to run because the other candidates couldn't "accu rately represent" his off-campus district. Lucas said District 19 would be hurt because both Lucas and Jim Wooten, who holds the other seat in District 19, were graduating. But as a senior, he said he had contrib uted a historical perspective to the congress. "I'd really hate to see any kind of move to bar seniors from running," he said. Many students don't really understand how things at UNC work Until they are seniors, he said. Friedman said to run for congress from pQ9 1 didn't enjoy the college selection process at all. "No, it's not been fun," he said. "There's nothing like putting yoiir ego on the line, and seeing where you really stand." For the past three or four years, many campuses have reported dra matic increases in applications at a time when the number of 18-year-olds was expected to decline. The surge continued this year. At UNC, 15,400 students applied for admission, the most in the school's history and 12.8 percent more than last year. They are competing for 3,200 spaces. But as applications increase, so do standards. The average SAT score for freshmen entering UNC has jumped 60 to 70 points in the past four years. "That's a phenomenal increase," Strickland said. "It's simply the result of application pressure. When applications increase, you have a larger number of good students." , Strickland said he expected the average SAT score for students enrolling next fall to be about 1115 or 1120. The average for this yearns freshman class is 1087. Where are you hauling this stuff? 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