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Monday, October 16, 2000
Campus Calendar
Today
11 a.m. - Senior Week kicks off with
Ram Day in the Pit. Come and have
your picture taken with Ramses, the
UNC mascot.
6:30 p.m. - Have you ever been
stopped by the police for no reason?
The Campus Y is hosting a Dinner
Discussion about Racial Profiling in
Carmichael Ballroom.
Come out and let your voice be
heard because together we can change
the system!
7:30 p.m. - Former UNC and NFL
player Buddy Curry will speak to the
Fellowship of Christian Athletes in
the Ram’s Room of the Old Kenan
The Sonya Haynes Stone Black Cultural Center & WNCU Jazz Radio FM 90.7
present
Comedian, Activist, Motivational Speaker
DICK GREGORY
$25.00 General Public
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$75.00 (1) Patron L
$125.00 (2) Patron
(Curtain Talk featuring Kelly . iHKsjrjHRjML
Navies, Gerrard Hall 7pm)
Thursday, October 26, 2000
8:00pm Memorial Hall
Tickets may be purchased at:
Durham: North Carolina Central Box Office 919.560.5170
Millennium Music Brightleaf Square 919.683.2323
Chapel Hill: Carolina Union Box Office 919.962.1449
Raleigh: Millennium Music 3131 Capital Blvd 919.863.6707
For more information contact the BCC at 919.962.9001
Patron Tickets Include Pre-Performance Reception & Parking
Annual Sonja Haynes Stone Black Cultural Center Fundraiser
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All are welcome to attend!
8 p.m. - Circle K will meet in Union
206 to discuss upcoming service pro
jects.
Everyone is welcome!
8 p.m. - Calling all feminists!
Come learn about feminism on
campus and how to get involved.
FLOWIN, the Coalition for Gender
Equality, will hold a meeting in Toy
Lounge of Dey Hall.
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Monday, October 16,2000
Volume 108, Issue 93
RO. Box 3257, Chapel Hill, NC 27515
Matt Dees, Editor, 962-4086
Advertising & Business, 962-1163
News, Features, Sports, 962-0245
University
Despite Mistakes, Loreleis Steal the Show at Jam
By Ross Lane
Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor
Remember the first “Divas Live” on
VHI? At the end of the show, Aretha
Franklin sauntered on stage, out-singing
and out performing the other divas-in-
training. “Divas
Live” might have
been an ensemble
concert, but it was
ultimately Aretha’s
show.
The Loreleis
are more gracious
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Glam Jam
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to their guests than the Queen of Soul,
but the all-female a cappella group’s
“Glam Jam” operated under the same
idea. The Tar Heel Voices and the
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The University and Towns
In Brief
Discussion Kicks Off
Race Relations Week
Race Relations Week 2000, spon
sored by Students for the Advancement
of Race Relations and the Campus Y,
will begin today.
University of Virginia’s Hullaballoos pro
vided excellent opening acts, but it was
still the ladies’ evening. The quality of the
“Glam Jam” ultimately rested solely on
their fashionably black-clad shoulders,
and- divas that they are - the Loreleis
almost always delivered the goods.
The Loreleis offer a sound distinctive
from any of their peers. Yes, the group
has the polished tone of an a cappella
ensemble, but nearly all of their arrange
ments are more percussive than melod
ic - the songs focus on the beat rather
than the doo-wop harmony.
So it’s not surprising that their best
songs showcased the group’s percussive
arrangements. The ladies wisely nodded
to Em Vogue (the funkiest divas of them
all), covering “My Lovin’ (You’re Never
Organizers will meet in the Pit from
11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. today to celebrate,
eat and discuss the week’s events with
interested students. A dinner discussion
about racial profiling will take place at
6:30 p.m. in the Carmichael Ballroom.
Campus Y group Advocates for the
Empowerment of Women of Color will
later host a Survivor-style Game of Life
in the Carmichael Ballroom at 7:30 p.m.
The week’s events will continue
through Saturday.
UNC Greek Affairs Post
Temporarily Assumed
Aaron Nelson, coordinator of local
relations for the University, has been
tapped as the interim director of Greek
Affairs.
He will assume the position Oct. 19,
when current director Ron Binder
leaves. Officials hope to fill the position
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Your Guide to Upcoming Events for the Week of October 16th-20th
WALK-IN HOURS: Have your resume critiqued or ask a quick question of a UCS counselor. Mon. - Fri. 10:00-3.00
Job Search Correspondence Tues.. Oct 17 330 PM 210 Union
I UCS 101 (Sr/Grad Student Orientation) Wed . Oct. 18 2:30 PM 205 Union
j Introduction to Internships Thurs, Oct. 19 5:00 PM 308 Hanes
Business Etiquette Workshop (Dining. Intros. Tipping) Thurs , Oct 19 3:30 PM 224 Union
I NOTE Seniors/Grad Students must attend a l/CS 101 workshop to participate in omcampus interviews and access job and internship listings (Underclass students, attend Intro to Internships)
1 Employer Presentations: (Professional attire recommended for Carolina Inn)
| Eli Lilly & Company Mon . Oct 16 6:00 PM 224 Venable Hall Continued
(Ch®m Majors Only) Merrill Lynch Tues . Oct. 17 7:00 PM Carolina Inn
Bain & Company Mon , Oct. 16 6:00 PM 307 Hanes Hall _ , ... , .
(Ace the Case Workshop) Gap ,nc Wed . Oct 18 5:30 PM Carolina Inn
| Black & Decker Mon., Oct. 16 7:00 PM Carolina Inn Andersen Consulting Thurs. Oct 19 5:00 PM 307 Hanes
Massachusetts Dept ofEduc. Mon., Oct. 16 6:00 PM 308 Hanes (Case Workshop)
| Morgan Stanley Dean Witter Mon . Oct. 16 7:00 PM Carolina Inn Goldman Sachs Thurs . Oct. 19 7:00 PM Spanky's
Rand Corporation Mon., Oct. 16 7:00 PM Carolina Inn Marketßridge Thurs, Oct. 19 700 PM Carolina Inn
I Carolina Power and Light Tues., Oct. 17 6:00 PM 308 Hanes
. Aerotek Tues. Oct. 17 6:30 PM Carolina Inn
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BAYER CORPORATION Chemist
BLOOMBERG Consultative Sales Position
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Gonna Get It)” with the chutzpah -and
pyrotechnic vocals - required to do the
song justice.
The high point of the evening con
jured the image of mystical diva Stevie
Nicks. Although the opening verse to
“Rhiannon” sounded- a little unbal
anced, as if the group was searching for
a tempo, the Loreleis shifted gears into
an intense arrangement of “Dreams.”
Building to a climax/chant of
“Dreams unwind/Love’s a state of
mind,” the group pulled out all the
stops, without trying to sound exaedy
like the Fleetwood Mac version. A
returning favorite from concerts past,
“Dreams” is quickly becoming the
Loreleis’ equivalent to the Clef Hangers’
mainstay performance of “Africa."
permanendy by Feb. 1.
Senior Week Activities
Include info Session
Senior class officials will conduct a
Commencement Information Session in
the Pit from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. today for
seniors graduating in December.
Officials Seek Suspect
In Tear Gas Incident
Chapel Hill police responded to
reports of tear gas at 12:07 a.m. Sunday
on Rosemary Street
An unknown subject threw at least
one canister over the wall of the court
yard at He’s Not Here, witnesses report.
Police suspect that more than one canis
ter was released.
The gas spread along Rosemary Street,
causing traffic blocks from Columbia
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The only missteps of the evening
were covers of Bonnie Raitt’s
“Something to Talk About” and Hall
and Oates’ “Maneater.” It was an ambi
tious choice, but the group’s polished
voices did not provide “Something to
Talk About” with enough grit to match
Raitt’s risque original. Despite quickly
fixed sound system problems,
“Maneater” was the only song in which
the ladies’ diva image became self-paro
dic (complete with a feather boa). Divas
need to show a little restraint, too.
But even a few spotty moments can
not challenge the Loreleis’ place as the
University’s eminent songstresses.
The Arts & Entertainment Editor
can be reached at artsdesk@unc.edu.
Street to Henderson Street Two firefight
ers were transported to the hospital to be
examined and were released that same
day. Some bar patrons complained of
nausea and other irritations, although
none were taken to the hospital.
Police have no suspects at this time.
Judge Orders Mediation
In Restaurant Law Suit
On Friday a Wake County Superior
Court judge ordered Southern Village’s
developer and a restaurant owner from
Durham to participate in mediation to
settle a dispute over a failed fish restau
rant. A trial date will be set after the
mediation.
Maggie Radzwiller, owner of
Brightleaf 905 in Durham, and D.R.
Bryan, Southern Village’s developer,
agreed to build the restaurant in Chapel
Hill in March. But the building process
stopped when Bryan decided that he no
longer wanted to go through with the
restaurant.
Radzwiller filed a lawsuit against
Bryan to regain money she put into the
company. She is trying to get back the
25 percent she put into the restaurant
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