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City Council
Candidates
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I ^ursday, Oct. 3, 1985
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Lipinsky renovation disrupts
classes, but still bearable
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DAY: Grotmdskeepers
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^ area that was fomerly a
ur^ry at UNCA to the traffic
s and at the entrance to the
Photo by Joan Sterk
naintenance facilities. Grounds
supervisor Howard Bamcm
the old nursery area wUl hecoae
part of the expandlqg athletic
facilities.
Zoning regulations affect
Campus fraternities, sororities
^''Jennifer Heglar
PrnS*"^"® regulations may cause
septi fraternities
ho local sites for their
®‘=“rdlng to city zoning
®-^«nlstrater Susan Brantz.
Qj. said that fraternities
^anti organizations
Ash • houses in
tl “'^st receive a condi-
onal use permit from the city
of Adjustments.
The board may then refuse ap
proval or grant the organization
a conditional permit, enforcing
any of several very specific
parking, lighting and sign
regulations.
UNCA Pi Lamda Phi chapter
president Tony Skipper said that
in spring, 1983, zoning laws
forced the fraternity to move
from their newly rented house on
Edgewood Street to their current
continued on pg. 12
By Donna Kirby
The year-long renovation of
Lipinsky Building is temporarily
displacing not only the Univer
sity Program Board’s film series
and the Humanities lectures, but
the entire Music Department.
Relocation of classes has al
ready begun and involves the on-
campus use of classrooms in Owen
Building for music lectures, and
two trailers divided into re
hearsal space, computer lab and
U^tening room.
According to Dr • Joyce Dorr,
music director, a third trailer
will provide office space for
four full-time and ten adjunct
faculty members and the depart
ment secretary.
Off-campus, the University
Community Band and the UNCA Jazz
Band will hold their rehearsals
at Asheville Junior High School
while Dawn Records on Ravens-
croft Drive in downtown Ashe
ville is the location of the
audio technology class.
The problem of "getting back
on time" from downtown is com
pounded by the unavailability of
parking spaces near Lipinsky for
students who need to load and
unload their heavy musical
equipment, said Dorr.
Dr. Eric lovachinni, vice
chancellor for student affairs,
recognizes the need for a load
ing zone for the music depart
ment and has set aside one
parking space in the lot on the
music office side of Lipinsky
for this purpose.
According to lovacchini, many
other buildings around campus
have such a facility. Upinsky
is "just one that we missed," he
said.
Dr. Wayne Kirby, assistant
professor of music, said that
continued on pg. IQ
UNC Board of Governors
^0 visit UNCA, WCU campuses
^''JulieTilka
th will host a meeting of
UNC Board of Governors Oct.
as*i Thomas Byers, special
® stant to the chancellor.
Inwt part of a joint
Western
^lowh University in
"UNCA will take the opportuni
ty to acquaint the new board
members to UNCA in the orienta
tion sessions," said Byers.
"We want to show them what
makes UNCA distinctive, in par
ticular, our undergradute pro
gram, research emphasis, the hu
manities core curriculum and
continued on pg. 10
DNCA. SOOQER fans applauded the
Bulldogs Saturday dtnrinfr t-ty
HoKcoHiilg gane. The Bulldogs
Photo by Jonna McGrath
defeated Augusta 9 to 1. (See
page 4 for related story.)