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• stop by UNC OneCard Services
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Class of2ooo Senior Room in the expanding Carolina Student Union.
DONTDELAY!
News
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Police Mull Connection
Between 7 Slayings
FAYETTEVILI.K - Investigators
looking for clues in the unsolved mur
ders of seven Fayetteville area prosti
tutes believe some of the cases may be
linked, but they stop short of talking
about a serial killer.
“It would be a disservice not to com
pare them and say there is no connec
tion,” said police Capt. Brad Chandler.
The latest victim was Amanda
Bagley, 21, whose badly decomposed
body was found March 7 in woods off
Bragg Boulevard. Authorities have not
been able to determine how Bagley
died, but several of the victims were
strangled.
The body of Patricia A. Lapinskes of
Lumberton was found in a downtown
parking lot less than four months before
Bagley’s was discovered. Lapinskes, 50,
died of asphyxiation, possibly from
strangulation, according to medical
examiners. The first unsolved murder
dates back to August 1987, when 25-
year-old Brenda Melvin was found
strangled in a motel bathtub. But inves
tigators say they have yet to establish a
concrete link between the killings.
Microsoft Demands
Stall Lawsuit Decisions
WASHINGTON - Talks between
Microsoft Corp. and government
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l Upcoming Events • Week of April 3- April 7
f STUDENTS: Looking for a part-time job on-campus? Listings may be found on our homepage or in 210 Hanes Hall.
SENIORS: If your plans are definite for next year (accepted a job or admission to graduate/professional school), please complete the UCS
Employment/Graduate School Survey. Available on the web at .http://www.unc.edu/depts/career/yendsrv.html.
WORKSHOPS: (no sign-up necessary) Seniors must attend UCS 101 to participate in on-campus recruiting even if registered last year.
1 Introduction to Internships Thurs. Apr. 6 4:00 pm 209 Hanes Hall
I Resume Marathon Mon. Apr. 3 10am-3pm 209 Hanes Hall
I Career Clinic Mon. Apr. 3 3:15 pm Ist Floor Nash Hall
I Career Clinic Thurs. Apr. 6 3:30 pm Ist Floor Nash Hall
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j EMPLOYER PRESENTATIONS: (Presentations open to all interested students unless otherwise specified)
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Enterprise Rent-A-Car - Management Trainee, Intern Verian Technologies, Inc. - Jr. & Sr. Programmers Analyst
l Merisel - Business Development Representative Western & Southern Life Insurance Cos. - Sales Rep
I WALK-IN HOURS: Have your resume critiqued or ask a quick question of a UCS counselor. Mon. - Fri., 10:00 am - 3:00 pm.
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• Attention Graduate/Professional Students •
AEL is the National Academic Honor Society for Graduate and Professional Students.
The mission of AEL is to recognize those who have truly distinguished themselves in
the areas of:
(1) leadership;
(2) scholarship and intellectual development;
(3) contributions to the academic department and university; and
(4) ethical behavior.
Membership in AEL is open to all currently enrolled graduate or professional
students at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill who are in the top one
third of their class based upon the combination of the four criteria listed above. To
apply, download and complete the form from the GPSF website
(http://www.unc.edu/student/orgs/gpsf/ael/index.html) and return it to:
Dr. Michael Poock, Assistant Dean of The Graduate School, CB# 4010
The deadline for applications is Monday, April 3, 2000, at 5 pm.
lawyers failed after the company insist
ed on its own proposal to settle the
antitrust lawsuit and not because of dis
putes between state and federal officials,
persons familiar with the negotiations
said Sunday.
The talks broke down Saturday,
sending the case back to U.S. District
Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson in
Washington, who last fall issued a find
ing of fact that Microsoft used its
monopoly powers to thwart competi
tion. A decision on the lawsuit is expect
ed any day, and ifjackson sides with the
government, he will begin the lengthy
process of determining a penalty that
could include a breakup or restructuring
of the company.
Sources said government lawyers no
longer were insisting on a breakup, but
that Microsoft refused to accept propos
als submitted by the Justice Department
and 19 states who sued the company.
Even before the states made new pro
posals Friday, “It was clear Microsoft
was rejecting the government’s propos
al and insisting on their own approach,”
said an individual familiar with the gov
ernment’s position, who would not be
quoted by name.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates con
tended Saturday that “it became impos
sible to settle because the Department of
Justice and the states were not working
together.”
Rebel Flag Opponents
Head to Columbia, S.C.
CHARLESTON, S.C. - More than
600 people set out Sunday on a five-day,
120-mile protest march to Columbia to
urge state lawmakers to move the
Confederate Flag from the Statehouse
dome. “Take it down!,” chanted some
marchers.
“The people of South Carolina -
white and African-American - w ant the
flag to come down,” said Charleston
Mayor Joseph P. Riley Jr., who had the
idea for the march.
“The purpose is to say the people of
South Carolina are in step, and we want
the Legislature to get in step with the
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people of South Carolina,” said the
mayor, who carried the blue state flag
with its white palmetto tree and crescent
as he led marchers into the street.
The marchers will walk only during
daylight hours and plan to arrive in
Columbia for a rally on Thursday, when
pro-flag supporters have also scheduled
a Statehouse rally.
The National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People has
called for a tourism boycott of the state,
saying the Confederate flag above the
Statehouse in Columbia is a racist
emblem.
Flag defenders say it is a symbol of
Southern heritage and honors
Confederate war dead.
Murder Inquiry Persists;
Death Toll Reaches 924
KANUNGU, Uganda - “Let us go
and burn.” The ominous words,
scrawled across a blackboard in a sect
compound where 530 people were
incinerated two weeks ago, might have
sufficed as a neat, if tragic, explanation
for the fate of followers of a Christian
fringe sect whose end-of-the-world pre
diction had failed to come true.
Then, three days later, the mutilated,
strangled bodies of six men were dis
covered stuffed into a latrine pit nearby.
That led to a search that unearthed 388
more bodies this week and transformed
an apparent mass suicide into the dead
liest cult tragedy of modern times.
No one is certain how the killings of
924 or more people were orchestrated,
all within a 50-mile radius among luxu
riant green hills and volcanic lakes in
southwestern Uganda. But police think
they know who masterminded them:
Credonia Mwerinde, a 48-year-old sect
leader known as “the Programmer.”
Authorities believe she is still alive and
on the run.
“It was that Mwerinde who had all
those people killed,” said the Rev. Paul
Ikazire, a Roman Catholic priest who
had left the church and joined
Mwerinde’s sect from 1991 to 1994.
Associated Press