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On-campus parking available,
transportation department says
By MARY TURNER
Staff Water
Looking for a place to leave your
car this summer? The same parking
lots that were available during regular
school sessions will be available to
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students and employees of the Uni
versity during summer school.
A parking services spokeswoman
said Monday that permits are readily
obtainable. The permits are available
at the Department of Transportation
Office, located next to Morrison
Residence Hall in the new Securities
Building.
Applicants may choose from a
variety of locations, and few prob
lems are expected with applicants
receiving the locations of their choice.
Parking will be enforced this
summer with fines of up to $25 for
illegal parking. A student who
receives a ticket and delays payment
will not receive a grade report or a
diploma from the University until the
account has been settled. Fines may
be mailed to or paid at the Depart
ment of Transportation.
Residents of Cobb, Lewis and
Everett residence halls can obtain
permits in the A lot near these halls
for $45.
Permits for the remaining lots
located at Ehringhaus (K lot), Hinton
James (M lot), Craige and Morrison
residence halls (L lot); the Smith
Center (F lot); the lower law building
area (S3 lot); and Ramshead (S5 lot)
are available to any student or
employee. The fees for these lots
range from $21 to $45, depending on
the location.
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UNC Press gets new members
The UNC Board of Governors
has named five new members to
the Board of Governors of the
University of North Carolina
Press and has made one
reappointment.
UNC faculty elected to the
board were Stirling Haig, Sher
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University Briefs
Board chairman and UNC clas
sics professor George Kennedy
was re-elected to the board.
BOG appoints four trustees
The UNC Board of Governors
has named four new members to
the Board of Trustees of the UNC
Center for Public Television and
made one reappointment.
Elected to the board were
Morton Cohn of Asheville, a
former president and general
manager of WLOS-TV in Ashe
ville; Russell Davis, an attorney
from Wilmington; Roy Parker of
Fayetteville, founding editor of
The Fayetteville Times; and
Edward Rankin of Kannapolis, a
former president of the UNC
Alumni Association.
Sue Ellen Bridgers of Sylva was
re-elected to a second term.
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