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and N.C. State University are planning
to compete against each other to see
which university can register more stu
dents to vote, McClure said.
Oct 13 is the last day for voter regis
tration, and on the following day, the
two universities will reveal the results of
the competition at UNC-CH’s home
football game against N.C. State.
In addition to touching on the pro
posed competition between universities,
Matthews also discussed “one-stop vot
ing."
External Relations Committee
Chairwoman Jessica Triche organized
the voting plan, which will allow regis
tered voters to cast a ballot three weeks
prior to Election Day at the Morehead
BCC
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students to help them leam more about
the BCC,” Clark said.
She said she hopes the week’s activi
ties will aid this effort.
After the movie screening, attendees
can attend a “meet and greet" with BCC
members and staff.
Other functions of the week include
an interest meeting regarding Hurricane
Floyd victim assistance and a meeting
with Chancellor James Moeser.
This year, students can collect BCC
Bucks for attending the sessions. The
coupons can be redeemed for prizes at
local businesses, Clark said.
She said this year’s BCC Awareness
Week bears special importance because
of Moeser’s involvement.
“We are excited about the chancellor
coming,” she said.
It gives students who might not have
had an opportunity to meet him a
chance to do just that, she said.
Clark added this week’s functions are
open to students of all backgrounds.
“We encourage all students to get
involved with (the BCC)."
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“Jessica has been working on this
plan for three years," Matthews said.
“Giving people time to vote is an enor
mous accomplishment.”
While most of the meeting centered
on the impending budget vote in
November, Matthews briefly discussed
online voting, additional e-mail termi
nals on North Campus, the provost
search and the University’s Master
Plan.
Matthews ended the meeting reiter
ating his excitement about the busy year
for student government
“I’m so glad all of you on the Cabinet
are back,” he said.
“We’ve done a lot, but don’t worry,
there’s still a lot to do.”
The University Editor can be reached
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Any students interested in getting involved with the events at the Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural
Center can collect *BCC Bucks,* which can be cashed in at an auction Friday.
■ Monday, Aug. 28
11 -Noon 'Don't Believe the Hype* Video
Noon-1 Open House: Meet BCC Staff, Ambassadors and BSM
President
I -1:30 CCCI Information Meeting
■ Tuesday, Aug. 29
11:30-Noon BCC Jeopardy I (or Some Type of Trivia Game)
Noon-12:30 Meet Chancellor James Moeser
12:30-1 Career Services
■ Wednesday, Aug. 30
11-11:30 'Don't Believe the Hype'/Talk With BCC Ambassadors
11:30-Noon CABJ Interest Meeting/Floyd Recovery
Noon-2 K 97.5 Salute to Higher Education
12:20 Around the Circle Information Meeting
4 Communiversity Information/Interest Meeting
■ Thursday, Aug. 31
11-11:30 'Don't Believe the Hype'/Talk With BCC Ambassadors
11:30-Noon BCC Jeopardy!
Noon-12:30 Hekima Information Meeting
12:30-1 'Sauti Mpya' Information Meeting
■ Friday, Sept. 1
II -Noon 'Don't Believe the Hype'/Talk with BC Ambassadors
Noon-3 Open House (Pizza Party, Movies, 'BCC Bucks' Auction)
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The commission also discussed how
a development in one city affects the
quality of life in nearby communities.
Statesville Mayor John Marshall, co
chairman of the commission’s regional
partnership group, said the state should
contract an organization to plan North
Carolina’s developments and prevent
them from infringing on nearby areas.
Lucy Allen, co-chairwoman of the
community development and down
town vitality group, said a major goal of
the group is to tailor building codes and
development regulations to encourage
improving existing facilities rather than
constructing new ones. “The state gov
ernment should promote the use of
Smart Growth management tools that
encourage things like the reuse of older
schools and other properties significant
to community character,” Allen said.
She also discussed changing building
codes for schools that don’t allow for
building higher than two stories.
Allen said the state should make
more tax revenue available to local gov
ernments to improve their communities
and downtown areas. “Our state tax
policies should be modified to encour
age more investment in downtown areas
and other older properties within the
community,” she said.
Some members of the commission
expressed concern that too much focus
on downtown improvement will take
away from rural development
Sen. Allen Wellons, D-Franklin, co
chairman of the farm and open space
preservation group, said his panel had
reviewed existing state policies and pro
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He said the committee outlined some
priorities the state should adopt, such as
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maybe I’ll give (Hayes) some money
because I think she wants a pair of pants
more than I do.”
Although Uniquities caters mosdy to
young college-age women, male contes
tants also were welcome at the model,
search. UNC sophomore Karl Schmid
dropped in with his friends “just for the:
hell of it.”
“It was a lot of fun,” he said. “They '
made me put on these leather pants and
unbutton my shirt, and 1 had a cigarette'
hanging from my mouth. If I win, I’m!
going to replace (techno singer) Moby/
on the CK billboard in Times Square.”
The City Editor can be reached at
citydesk@unc.edu.
(C)2000 Tribune Media Services, Inc.
All rights reserved.
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