4The Tar Heel Thursday, June 11, 1987
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It's not just aey old library! Special collections
of maps and rare books are part of the Mniiquenesss
L
Louis Round
Ozark resort
From Associated Press reports
EUREKA SPRINGS, Ark.
Disgraced television evangelist
Jim Bakker and his wife, Tammy
Faye, are being offered a free,
weeklong visit to this Ozarks
resort that not coincidentally
would also bring some publicity
to town.
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"We feel it's a great idea that
will bring a lot of positive publicity
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Last week Joe McClung, owner
of the $900,000 Colonial Mansion
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the Bakkers in Palm Springs,
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Louis Round Wilson Library is
scheduled to open August 17 after
substantial renovation and con
version from a library of general
collections to one of special
collections, said University librar
ian MarceUa Grendler.
"We are tremendously looking
forward to opening (the library)
because the special collections
have camped out in the 1977 stacks
since the library closed for reno
vations," said Grendler. The 1977
stacks are the most recent addition
to Wilson Library and are located
in the back of the building facing
South Road.
The library, which was origi
nally built in 1929, will house four
special collections manuscripts,
maps, rare books and the North
Carolina collection as well as
the North Caroliniana Gallery, the
Photographic Services Section
and the office of the associate
University librarian for special
vacation to
interest in his hotel in exchange
for their help in running it.
The Bakkers have visited
Eureka Springs on several occa
sions, said Joe Parkhill of Berry-
Moped-ers:
From staff reports
Moped drivers who zoom along
campus sidewalks are unsafe at
any speed, according to University
Police.
Campus pedestrians have been
complaining about close and
frightening encounters with
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collections.
Wilson's special collections
include books and other materials
that are not appropriate for the
general library collection because
of their rarity, fragility, format or
subject specialization. The Manu
scripts Collection comprises the
Southern Historical and Southern
Folklife Collections, the Univer
sity Archives, and general and
literary manuscripts. The Maps
Collection is the main map refer
ence service on campus, and pro
vides research assistance for map
materials, and instruction in the
use and reading of maps.
The most complete collection
on North Carolina and by North
Carolinians is the North Carolina
Collection, which contains books,
pamphlets, recordings and more
than 150,000 mounted newspaper
clippings. The collection is also a
depository for state documents
and receives printed materials
issued by the University including
department publications and
Jim and Tammy fiakker
ville, who said he is a close friend
of the couple.
Eureka Springs, population
1,989, is known for the Christ of
the Ozarks statue and the Great
stay off the sidewalk
Mopeds, and police emphasize
that the vehicles dont belong on
the sidewalk.
According to University Police
Sgt. Ned Comar, a University
ordinance forbids Moped-riding
on campus sidewalks, even though
they can be pedaled as well as
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reports of campus organizations.
The Rare Books Collection
contains more than 100,000
printed volumes, prints and
manuscripts, including rare books
of English literature, Southern
history, and crime and detective
fiction.
Artifacts and texts illustrating
the University in the lives of North
Carolina citizens make up the
North Caroliniana Gallery.
The Photographic Services Sec
tion provides services for library
patrons such as microfilming, still
photography and copying of book
pages. The photographic archives
of the North Carolina Collection
are also located in the section.
The Triangle Research Library
Network (TRLN), the on-line
computer catalog which connects
libraries at UNC-CH, Duke and
N.C. State, will also be installed
in Wilson.
"We hope the entire University
community will make use of and
enjoy the library," Grendler said.
Passion Play.
Evidence of Bakkermania in
Eureka Springs includes a restau
rant sign that read: "Eggs and
Hammy for Jim and Tammy."
motor-powered. "You cant even
ride them like a bicycle (on
sidewalks), he said.
Mopeds aren't restricted on
most sidewalks in Chapel Hill
only on sidewalks in the main
business district, according to the
Chapel Hill Police Department.
Comar suggested that students
riding Mopeds should stop their
engines before they drive onto a
campus sidewalk and then push
the vehicles to the nearest bicycJe
rack.
"We're trying to (make restric
tions) without calling an all-out
war on Mopeds," Comar said.
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