The Tar HeelMonday, August 24, 198'43
Student Judicial System Activity
Spring semester 1S37
PlaasVerdlcts: G Guilty. NG Not Guilty, DS Definite Suspension; IS Indefinite Suspension;
DP Definite Probation; IP Indefinite Probation; C Censure; VBR Violation of Basic Rights;
IE Insufficient Evidence; SS Severity of Sanction
THE Daily Crossword by Martha J. De Witt
Plea
Appeal
Charge
Falsified research data, samples, documents, G G
and time sheets and submitted them with the
intent to deceive the Maternal Child Health div
ision of the School of Public Health during the
spring 1987
Appealed to University hearings Board SS
Appealed to Chancellor SS
Attempted to damage personal property on NG G
institutional premises in the form of a vending "
machine belonging to Triangle Coin Caterers
on March 3, 1987
Falsified and forged University documents in G C
the form of work-study time sheets and submit
ted them with intent to deceive to the Financial
Aid Office during the spring semester 1987
Freshman Eating out
Verdict Sanction
DS through the spring semester
1987; Restitution
Sustained
Sustained
Censure
DP through the fall semester 1987;
restitution
from page 18
from page 40
Graduate students get first priority
for permits, followed by seniors,
juniors and sophomores.
The University does make
exceptions in certain cases, how
ever. If a freshman feels he has
a compelling reason to have a car
on campus, he can apply for a
waiver at the traffic office.
Kuralt
from page 35
engraved before it could be
printed. 6,000 copies rolled off the
presses each day to serve the Tar
Heel student body.
"The staff wasn't very large," he
remembered. "There were only
about six or seven people putting
out the paper."
And most of those faithful few
went on to have successful careers
in journalism. Rolfe Neill, the 1954
managing editor, is now the
publisher of the Charlotte
Observer. One 1954 associate
editor, Ed Yoder, is now a syn
dicated columnist for the
Washington Post; the other, Louis
Kraar, is an editor of Fortune
magazine.
Kuralt said he vividly remem
bered the afternoon of the dese
gregation ruling. The story came
over the Associated Press wire just
as he was planning the next day's
paper.
"I remember thinking, 'now I
don't have to worry about what
to put on the front page, " he said.
The Daily Tar Heel editorial
staff applauded the landmark
decision in the next day's editorial.
"We welcomed the decision and
said it was just and the ultimate
decision was how you felt about
it and the Daily Tar Heel felt
good," Kuralt said.
At that time, Kuralt said, there
were only two black students at
UNC, and they were segregated
from the student body.
"Though things did not change
immediately, we knew they
wouldn't," Kuralt said.
Kuralt said the "Try to
Remember" pilot will focus on the
effects of the decision on American
life. He said the episode may be
aired during the fall season.
a sort-of pizza of unknown
nationality. They also serve wond
erful desserts at good prices.
Although hidden away down a
small staircase, Tripodi's is usually
busy.
Pizza anyone?
Well, when you're in the mood,
Italian Pizzeria on West Franklin
has the best. It's run by stern,
dangerous-looking Italians, or
maybe Sicilians, who mutter
unintelligibly while they make
your pie.
Holy Mess
If you have Mom or Dad's
credit card, or a fat wallet, dress
up and go to La Residence, a
private home on Rosemary Street
converted into a French restau
rant. Very expensive. Gives you
shivers just walking by the place.
A lot of fine eateries have been
left off this list, but that cant be
helped. Remember, don't study so
hard that you end up eating all
your meals on campus and thus
forget to treat your palate
properly.
from page 33
Seymour agreed with Wortman
that the poor and the elderly are
being harmed by televangelism. UI
think it is clear that the major
damage done by the televangelists
is that they are exploiting vulner
able people who give money in
good faith who don't have the
money to give," Seymour said.
"This is a way of robbing the
poor."
Evans said that he does not see
local churches benefiting from the
controversy. "A church that
teaches tithing will not be threa
tened at all," he said.
Wortman said that people who
have seen that corruption can exist
in televangelism will give their
money to local or community
churches where there is more
credibility. "The urfficult thing for
us now is to discern who has
credibility," he said.
Abrahamson said, "A distinc
tion needs to be made between
legitimate televangelists, such as
Billy Graham, and the 'empire
builders.' Billy Graham's first
intent is preaching, not fund
raising like Oral Roberts, Falwell
and the Bakkers. Graham's min
istry will be affected, but not
devastated, because some people
do not see the distinction between
legitimate televangelists and
others."
Wartmon said, "The issue at
stake here is character. It is not
just Jim Bakker, i is Gary Hart,
it is Ted Kennedy, it is all of those
people who have the public's
trust."
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12 Sunda island
13 Helen or
Gabby
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22 Mountain
curve
25 Cereal grain
26 Track figures
27 Blunders
28 Dressed
29 Take on
30 Watered
32 Agreed
33 Today
tomorrow
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35 Mrs. Roy
Rogers
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41 Cleaves
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sapiens
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