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Friday
9 a.m. to 5 p.m. - “Beyond
Category: The Life, Works and
Orchestra of Duke Ellington” will
include topics concerning Ellington in
performance, in person, with Strayhom,
in repertory and “Ellington and His
World,” in Person Recital Hal! as part of
the Carolinajazz Festival.
7 p.m. - The Graduate Students of
the Department of Germanic
Languages will be having their 15th
Annual Graduate Student Colloquium:
“Weimar: On the Brink of the
Millennium” in the Toy Lounge in Dey
Hall. The colloquium will continue
Saturday from 9:45 a.m. to 6 p.m.
8 p.m. - The UNC-CH and N.C.
Central Universities Jazz Bands,
James Ketch and Ira Wiggins, directors,
and The John Sneider Sextet will per
form in Memorial Hall as part of the
Carolinajazz Festival. General admis
sion $6 for the public, $3 for students.
8 p.m. - Chapel Hill Players will
hold a benefit for the Habitat for
Humanity University Blitz Build in
Gerrard Hall. Special performances by
Tar Heel Voices and Carolina Style.
Saturday
8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jazz ensembles
from 21 North Carolina high schools
will perform in Hill Hall Auditorium as
part of the Carolina Jazz Festival.
Free.
8:30 a.m. to noon The Chapel
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929-5860
UFEQUARDS AND WSI’S Needed for
summer at two private swim&tenms clubs
Current certifications necessary. FT/PT.
flexible hours, and competitive pay. Call
967-0915 for application
CHILD CARE NEEDED: SW Durham. June
14- Aug 13 Bam- spm S3OO/wk 2 girls
5 and 8 Day trips Swim club Fun kids
Nonsmoker Need car. Call days 966-
6177:evemngs 489-5657
PART- TIME SUMMER child care needed
for 2 charming children. 8 and 12. Some
driving to activities necessary References
required. 968-3423 Leave message
Experienced full time nanme for infant. 9
yo Must have references reliable transpor
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mid- April Call 309-1111 Leave message
AFTERSCHOOL CARE NEEDED TWO after
noons a week (2pm 6 30pm) for 2 delight
ful elementary school students Profession-
C al couple seeks responsible, kind person
' with car. 967-0742 before 9pm.
SEEKING LOVING. ENERGETIC caregiver for
our 3 yr old and 9 mo old daughters In
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SB/hr 489-1023.
NEED CHILD CARE for our 8 and 10 yo
children this summer in our home 30hrs/
week close to Duke Forest with pool. Call
489-1277.
STILL LOOKING! Anybody out there who
can babysit for my two little cuties on Tues
days and Thursdays 12 to 4j*n. please call
Amy 929-2026
AFTERSCHOOL SITTER NEEDED IN our
Chapel Hill home at least 2days per week,
from 2:15- 5:16 Non-smoker, reliable transpor
tation. references CaH 4080233 or 483-7746
FRIENDS MIDDLE SCHOOL student needs
transportation and compamoship. 2-3 after
noons per week in his SW Durham home
(smin from Chapel Hill). Please call Adri
enne *489 1336
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SCHOOLS PROGRAM
SUMMER CAMP GROUP LEADERS
Lead elementary school aged child
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experience working with children re
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shifts. $8 08/hr To apply Call 967-
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by March 3. 1999.
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS Needed
at private swimErtenms dubs Must be crea
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preferred Call 967-0915 for application
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LIFEGUARDS NEEDED IN North Myrtle
Beach for the 1999 season Will tram, hous
ing provided if needed For more informa
tion or application call 843-272-3259.
Hill-Carrboro PTA Thrift Shop with
the support of Frank Porter Graham
Elementary School is sponsoring a man
ager’s sale, with all proceeds going to
support the schools. Every item is only
sl. This is the “good stuff” from the
Trailer, at the Frank Porter Graham
Elementary Cafeteria.
9:45 a.m. to 6 p.m. - The Graduate
Students of the Department of
Germanic Languages will be having
their 15th Annual Graduate Student
Colloquium: “Weimar: On the Brink of
the Millennium” in the Toy Lounge of
Dey Hall.
8 p.m. - The Heath Brothers and the
Kevin Mahogany Quintet will perform
in Memorial Hall as part of the
Carolinajazz Festival. Sponsored by
the Carolina Union Performing Arts
Series. Reserved seats $24, S2O and sl6
for the public; sl2, $lO and $8 for stu
dents.
Sunday
2 p.m. to 6 p.m. -Jazz ensembles
from N.C. Central University, UNC
CH, Pfeiffer College, East Carolina and
Appalachian State will perform in the
Great Hall as part of the Carolinajazz
Festival. Free.
Items of Interest
■ Nominations for this year’s
Chancellor’s Awards are due today.
Award lists and descriptions as well as
nomination forms are available at the
Student Union front desk, the Campus
Y and 101 and 104 Steele Building.
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SETTER NEEDED for 5 yo and 2 yo girls. Morrv
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Three day per week child care position
available. We need a fun. energetic non
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immediately Salary $lO per hour Please
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AFTERSCHOOL CARE FOR 10 yo boy and
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the summer Call 962-9104 (daytime) or
683-2730 (evenings).
NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR
SUMMER CAMP COUNSELORS. LIFE
GUARDS AND BUS DRIVERS! The Chapel
Hill-Carrboro YMCA is currently accepting
applications for Senior Counselors (must be
18 years old by June 14) for Camp Clearwa
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Navigator. Working with children, planning
and supervising activities such as basket
ball. canoeing, soccer, arts and crafts and
nature is only part of the fun. Camp life
guards also needed for outdoor pool used
by Camp Clearwater Guards must have
WSI and Lifeguard Training Certifications
Bus Drivers also needed for Camp Clearwa
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license with a passenger endorsement
Camp begins June 14 and runs through Au
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Y2K
From Page 3
University financial records, human
resources, physical plant and University
physicians, said Ken Thom, director for
data management for Administration
Information Services.
“I think we are in very good shape,
but we have to be careful that we do not
regress,” he said.
“The University is a dynamic envi
ronment, and we are continuously
responding to requests for changes that
need to be made to computer net
works.”
Associate University Registrar Donna
Redmon said the most significant Y2K
concern for students dealt with prob
lems that might arise with the student
information system, which is based sole
ly on computer records.
“We have done a lot of conversion on
the student information system to make
sure we were good-to-go with the arrival
of 2000,” she said.
“A lot of time and effort has gone on
to make sure we don’t miss a beat.”
The student information system
includes admission records, financial aid
records, registration records and hous
ing records, Redmon said.
Dan O’Neal, associate director for
Student Information services for
Administration Information Services,
said technicians had examined four mil
lion lines of computer code within the
student information system since 1996.
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it illegal to advertise "any Preference, lim
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or. religion, sex. or national origin, or an in
tention to make any sac preference, limita
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From Page Three
He said the technician had developed
“fixer” software to convert year codes
from two-digit numbers to four-digit
numbers to ensure that all student infor
mation data would be interpreted cor
reedy.
O’Neal said that after conversions
had been made, technicians audited the
changes and declared the system as Y2K
compliant.
“We actually tested the system as if it
were already 2000,” he said. “For exam-
ple, we simulated
class registration
over both the tele
phonic and World
Wide Web sys
tems.”
Holly Hyland,
senior assistant
director of system
support for the
Office of
Scholarship and
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7 think we are in very good
shape, but we have to be careful
that we do not regress. ”
Ken Thorn
Director for Data Management for
Administration Information Services
Student Aid, said the financial aid aspect
of the network had also been certified as
Y2K compliant.
“Students should not encounter prob
lems in receiving their financial aid
awards,” she said.
Smythe said in addition to making
sure major network systems were Y2K
compliant, the University had educated
schools and departments about the Y2K
problem by developing a Year 2000
Committee and Y2K project office.
The committee consists of two full
time Y2K consultants from Data
Dimensions, undergraduate and gradu-
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horoscope.
ate students and other ATN staff mem
bers, Smythe said.
She said most of the problems found
in academic areas had been software
related, in which computer software
only adapted to two-digit year codes.
“When you would pass data from one
program to another, the results would
have been inconsistent, and arithmetic
errors could occur,” she said.
The committee’s task is to suggest
took that can be used to convert the
two-digit codes to
four-digit codes,
she said.
Smythe said
people could fix
most software
problems by sim
ply contacting
individual compa
nies for software
upgrades that
would automatical-
ly change the year codes.
Smythe said the committee was work
ing to finish examining all equipment in
the UNC School of Medicine, but were
aware of what still needed to be
assessed.
“This is one of our most important
departments because there are so many
health and safety issues here,” she said.
Smythe said there was a lot of imbed
ded chip equipment that had to be
examined in the medical school, such as
DNA sequencers.
She said most problems in Arts and
Sciences departments dealt with adapta-
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tions that had to be made to hardware
and software on desktop computers.
But many of the science departments
did require some internal changes to be
made on lab equipment like electrpn
microscopes, Smythe said.
Jay Aikat, the Y2K representative for
the School of Journalism and Mass
Communication, said the committee
pointed out several problems school
officials had not seen, such as problems
with video equipment.
She said codes had to be changed on
the equipment to avoid any malfunc
tions that would cause the equipment to
stop working.
“We have tried to target departments
and schools where we knew from the
University’s inventory that there was a
lot of the equipment,” Smythe said.
Pat Mullin, associate University
librarian for access services and systems,
said the committee had worked with the
consultants to detect problems with the
online catalog and library security sys
tems.
Mullin said the online catalog system
was updated to be Y2K compliant after
the software company released its latest
version of the system.
“There is not one solution,” Smythe
said. “We are just trying to give people
took they can use to solve some of the
problems they might experience.”
“There is not a generic system that
will work for all computers.”
The University Editors can be reached
at udesk@unc.edu
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