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From staff reports
James Alexander Taylor,
former director of Student Health
Service, died Wednesday after a
long illness. He was 70.
Taylor, who was also a clinical
associate professor of medicine
and a University physician, spent
three decades of his life working
for Student Health Service. Dur
ing his time as director of the
facility, from 1971-1981, he
created the sports medicine pro
gram, a full-service pharmacy and
a full-time Department of Health
Education.
Taylor also enlarged the staff to
include nurse practitioners, health
educators, additional mental
health professionals and physi
cians. He formed the Student
Health Advisory Board to give
students access to student health
planning and budget matters.
Taylor was instrumental in
bringing the modern 50,000
square foot, four-story student
health facility into being. In
November, the University paid
tribute to Taylor by naming the
building after him.
A native of Oxford, Taylor
graduated Phi Beta Kappa from
UNC in 1939, received a certificate
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A service will be held at the
Chapel of the Cross today at 3
p.m. Contributions may be made
to the Chapel of the Cross or the
University's general scholarship
fund.
Chilean activist to speak
Margorie Agosin, Chilean
author, professor and activist, will
discuss Chilean arpilleras during
a free, public talk Monday at 8
p.m. in Hanes Art Center Aud
itorium. Arpilleras are tapestries
that portray the life and conditions
of Chile and are made by Chilean
women opposed to the Pincochet
government.
After Agosin's address she will
autograph her book, "Scraps of
Life."
During March a small collec
tion of her arpilleras, which she
was able to take with her from
Chile during the first years of the
Pinochet government, will be on
display in the Union.
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By SARAH CAGLE
Staff Wrfer
The School of Law has established
the Chancellors Scholars Program,
which will award full scholarships to
six outstanding law school students
beginning next fall.
The program is modeled after the
old Morehead Fellowship in Law
program, which was discontinued in
1984, said Judith Wegner, associate
dean of the law school.
The School of Law used to receive
three Morehead Fellowships each
year, said Ronald Link, acting dean
of the law school. But the Morehead
Fellowships for the professional
Morehead
By SIMONE PAM
Staff Writer
About 120 high school seniors will
visit UNC this weekend for final
interviews for John Motley More
head scholarships.
The Morehead scholarship is
awarded to high school seniors based
on academic merit, said Charles
Bowman, asssociate director of the
Morehead Foundation. The scholar
ship pays for students' tuition, room
and board, and expenses.
The students will visit Chapel Hill
March 4-7. Each candidate will be
assigned two UNC Morehead scho
lars to serve as hosts. In addition to
interviews, the students will attend
informal receptions with Morehead
scholars, a breakfast with faculty and
trustees, an information session, and
a formal banquet.
The candidates will be interviewed
on Monday and Tuesday. The
Search committee to fill executive posts
By DANA CLINTON LUMSDEN
Staff Writer
Now that UNC students have
elected a student body president, the
president-elect and a search commit
tee will start selecting people to fill
key executive branch positions,
including the new office of student
body vice president.
Applications for the offices of
student body vice president, student
body treasurer and student body
secretary were made available Thurs
day and will be due March 10 at 1
p.m.
Students who are interested in the
positions can pick up the applications
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discontinued because the Morehead
Foundation decided to focus on its
undergraduate scholarship program,
said Charles Lovelace, executive
director of the Morehead
Foundation.
"The Morehead Fellowships
enabled us to attract some of the very
best law students in the country,"
Link said.
Most individual professional
schools have since created their own
scholarship programs, Lovelace said.
The law school decided it needed
a major merit scholarship program
hopefuls
winners should be notified of the final
selection Wednesday or Thursday,
Bowman said.
"The weekend trip to UNC was
established to bring highly qualified
students to campus to show them
what a fantastic place Chapel Hill is,"
he said. "Students should gain an
appreciation of what UNC has to
offer, as well as having an enjoyable
time.
"I hope they will walk away with
a feeling that Chapel Hill is a special
place to come to college."
The seniors will also have time to
attend classes, tour campus and
attend campus social functions,
Bowman said.
Current Morehead scholars said
the weekend helped convince them to
attend UNC and gave them a good
impression of the University.
"I eained a sense of the atmosphere
here at Carolina," said Kenny Abner,
in Suite C of the Student Union.
The new vice president position
was created by a student referendum,
which passed with a vote of 3,656 to
920 in the Feb. 21 general election.
"The office of the vice president
was set up to be as non-political as
possible," Student Body President
elect Brien Lewis said Thursday. "I
think that that is shown in the way
that the selection process is set up."
A selection committee will vote on
the office of vice president, along with
those of treasurer and secretary. The
selection committee will consist of the
chief justice of the Student Supreme
Court, who will chair the committee;
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to attract the best students, Link said.
"There was no perceptible change
in the quality of our applicants after
the Morehead Fellowships were
discontinued, but it was more of an
impressionistic feeling that we might
have lost a few superstars that the
Morehead program would have
attracted," Link said.
The law school invited about 100
of its top applicants to apply for the
scholarships, Wegner said.
Of these, 20 applicants will be
interviewed at the law school April
1. They will also meet students and
faculty at the law school and observe
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a freshman from Fayetteville. "Caro
lina is not only a place of expanding
intellectual horizons, but it is also a
place you can come to and have a
good time, too."
Donnie Esposito, a sophomore
from Clemmons, said: "I gained an
exceedingly positive image of Caro
lina. It felt good to know a school
really wanted you.
"I also learned my way around
campus," he added. "I was able to
speak with advisers in the Honors
program, meet other Morehead
finalists, go to the ACC swimming
championships and attend a Chi Psi
party." .
At the beginning of the selection
process, between 1,000 and 1,200 high
school seniors competed for the
scholarship, Bowman said. Seventy
N.C. residents have been selected
after a series of interviews at local
and regional levels.
two congress members appointed by
the speaker; a representative of
current president Kevin Martin; and
a representative of president-elect
Lewis.
The selection committee will pick
three finalists, and the president-elect
will choose one of those, who must
be approved by Student Congress.
Student Congress Speaker Neil
Riemann said he felt the proposed
selection process for the vice president
would be effective because it attemp
ted to get the politics out of the
selection. "When it first came out (the
referendum), I had a lot of problems
with it," Riemann said. "Now that
Kevin has worked on it, I believe that
there is no way that the appointment
could be a political decision."
Lewis said he was glad the student
body passed the referendum because
he had seen a heed for a vice president
in the past.
"There is really a need for one,"
he said. "The vice president really has
two responsibilities. One is to con
centrate on all the appointments that
the SBP makes to the various boards
and chancellor committees, (and) the
other is to fill in for the president,
just in case. The SBP cant be in two
places at the same time."
The office will require a lot of
experience and time commitment,
Lewis said. "We're looking for
someone who has some experience in
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Six of the awards are full scholar
ships in the form of financial aid,
tuition remissions, and research and
teaching assistant positions, Link
said. An equal number of awards will
be given to in-state and out-of-state
students. ; '
Four scholarships in lesser
amounts may also be provided, Link
said.
The scholarships will strengthen
the reputation of the law school, and
that will benefit the University as; a
whole, Link said. "A great university
should have a prominent law school."
The students are competing for
about 60 spaces, Bowman said. I
Twelve Canadian candidates will
visit this weekend, but they are riot
competing against the other candi
dates in the program. These students
are in competition with each other
for four Morehead scholarships that
are selected separately from the U;S.
program. 1
The Morehead Foundation looks
for scholarship, leadership, character
and physical vigor in a candidate,
Bowman said. '
The John Motley Morehead Foun
dation was established in 1945. The
1957 graduating class was the first to
be awarded the scholarship.
"The Morehead scholarship
attracts some of the best students
around the country," Bowman said.
"There are a fair number of students
who would not consider this school
without this drawing card."
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government. The reason for that is
if a piano were to fall on. my head
or something, the vice president
would have to take the place of the
president.
"You have to be someone who can
work with the administration and
students," Lewis said. "You have to
have the ability to see the big picture.
Administrators are under a lot of
pressures; students are just a compo
nent of the pie. Understanding both
sides of an issue is key."
Along with the executive expe
rience involved with the position, the
vice president must be able to commit
to the time required. "It is a pretty
big time commitment. I spent two to
three hours a day doing the appoint
ments, and this office will require
more time commitment because of
the meetings the vice president will
have to attend," said Lewis. :
There is some time, commitment
involved with the offices of the
student body treasurer and secretary
as well, Lewis said. "The role of the
secretary and treasurer is defined in
the Student Code. The secretary is
defined as taking care of the archives,
etcetera, but with this type of an
administration the secretary will help
with the administration. An executive
secretary just isn't enough."
The target date for the selection of
the offices is March 29, a week before
inauguration, Lewis said.
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