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2 Monday, April 23, 2001 STANDARD From Page 1 Howes said Moeser holds an appreci ation of the the campus’ historic ele ments that resembles die perspective of Hooker, who had a doctorate in philos ophy. “They both came from humanistic disciplines,” said Howes. “They respect ed the human scale of the plan and the effort to make it a pedestrian campus.” But Faculty Chairwoman Sue Estroff said that while Moeser and Hooker share similar ideas and goals for the University, their styles of leadership differ. “The chancellor we have now is tremendously at ease with himself,” she said. “Hooker was more edgy in some ways, which I personally found invigorating but some of the other faculty saw as unnerving.” Armfield agreed, saying Moeser prob ably possesses better communication FBsEE BilMEts % j Buy any dinner and nWj two beverages at the regular price and m receive a second dinner * of equal or lesser value FREE!!!! Not valid on fajitas. Dine-in only. One coupon per table. 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BBBH skills. “In James Moeser, I see someone who is better than Michael at execution,” he said. “He has the ability to bring peo ple along in a more timely manner and give success a better chance." And as Moeser strives to make his goals -and Hooker’s -a reality, Armfield said the chancellors’ differ ences could serve as complements. “We have some great opportunities ahead of us with the ideas Michael envisioned and initiated and that James is carefully and methodically implementing.” But on a day-to-day basis, Estroff said Moeser displays an aggressive work ethic that moves the University’s plans forward at a fast pace. “He likes to think about something, talk about something and then get moving,” she said. “Sometimes it’s hard to keep up.” The University Editor can be reached at udesk@unc.eftu. From Page One GREEK FREAK From Page 1 Cognizant of the step show’s historical roots, some audience members also echoed Zeta Phi Beta’s sentiments on har mony in the black community. Freshman Deone Powell said the event fosters a feel ing of pride in audience members. “It’s all about unity and showing that people can get together and be on one accord." Shavone Moore, a freshman nursing major, said she was eager to watch the LEGISLATORS From Page 1 can tell - not so far. So I hope the bud get situation will turn around soon.” Teague said he sympathizes with the displeasure Molly Broad and other uni versity officials have expressed to pro posed budget cuts. “They are right to speak out,” he Look Good Peel Good UOOURT J 1 pump xj Downtown Chapel Hill 106 W. Franklin St. (next to He's Not Here) North Durham Northgate mall (next to Carousel) f— \ Your housemates’ 24/7 party habits and your pre-med course load are proving to be in a series an unhappy marriage. You should consider: ' __ A Renting a room in a local motel. B Transferring to a dry campus. A r X C Changing your major. V y D NONE OF ABOVE.* You can run, but you can’t hide. To really escape t/C the annoyance of someone else’s over-indulgence, ! advocate for change. Visit www.HadEnough.org. A MESSAGE FROM T T the center fo~ HadEnough.org SCIENCE IN THE public interest Binge drinking blows. show after hearing word-of-mouth hype about Greek Freak. “I have been hearing about the show since I was in high school and wanted to come even then,” she said. But despite the show’s far-reaching reputation, Campbell said he and his fel low Alpha Phi Alpha members aren’t satisfied - yet. “Our ultimate goal would be to sell out Carmichael and then con vince (the University) that we need to take the show to the Dean Dome.” The University Editor can be reached at udesk@unc.edu. said. “After all, our future is in our kids, and our education leaders have their job to do. But we have to take care of the Highway Patrol and the (State Bureau of Investigation) too.” But Rogers pointed out that the cuts are still in the proposed stage and not yet set in stone. “We’ll just have to see how it all comes out on June 30 when we complete the budget.” The State & National Editor can be reached at stntdesk@unc.edu. Dissertation & Thesis Special 100% Cotton 140 C.O. COPIES 169 E. Franklin St. • Near the Post Office Open 7 Days a Week 933-9999 The LAB! Theater presents The . Promise by Jose Rivera April 20-23 at 6:15 April 23 at 4:00 April 24 at 5:00 FREE Kenan Theater Campus Calendar Today 7 p.m. - Choice USA will hold a general interest meeting in the upstairs lounge of the Student Union. 7:30 p.m. - For their last debate of the semester, the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies will discuss “Resolved: ‘Better to reign in Hell than to serve in Heaven,”’ in 308 New West. Next semester’s officers will also be elected. Guests are welcome to attend. Tuesday 11 am. - The Student Environmental Action Coalition, CESA and UNC Sustainability Coalition will host an Earth Day Celebration in Polk Place from 11 am. until 2:30 p.m. Come out for games, prizes, live music and presen tations by campus and community groups. 5:30 p.m. - The Distinguished Scholars Seminar will feature Juliette Bell, professor of chemistry and director of the Biomedical Research Program at Fayetteville State University. Bell will speak on “Variety IS the Spice of Life: The Value of Diversity in Learning, Teaching and Research,” at the Carolina Club in Alumni Hall. All are welcome. Wednesday noon - The Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural Center will sponsor Around the Circle: “The Sonja Hanes Stone catering breakfast • lunch • dinner \ since 19 SS 7 day delivery to UNC ©je lathj (Ear Mrrl Segregadonalist Center.” This week’s Around the Circle will focus on the myths of the BCC being separatist and not named as a mul ticultural center. Will the free standing center encourage segregation? What does it mean to students today? (Ilir Saily (Ear Heel Monday,April 23,2001 Volume 109, Issue 36 P.O. Box 3257, Chapel Hill.NC 27515 Matt Dees, Editor, 962-4086 Advertising & Business, 962-1163 News, Features. Sports, 962-0245 For more information and full text for the following stories, go to: www.dailytarheel.com. Mayors Address Transportation Woes by David Velez Men's Tennis Bows Out Early by James Giza Virginia Upsets Women's Tennis by Kelly Lusk Duke Tops Women's Lacrosse by Kelly Lusk Men's Lacrosse Fails to Execute by James Giza
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