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4 Friday, October 5, 2001 SHOES From Page 3 about music and dance. “It’s very important for children to experience live performance arts,” Leahy said. “Sometimes, this opens up a whole new world to the kids.” The troupe has spent most of its resi dency performing at local schools and for campus-based youth mentoring pro grams. Amid clapping hands, stomping feet and high-pitched giggles, the troupe taught simple dance routines and songs to children from the Campus Y-spon sored Hype program and the Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural Center’s Communiversity program. Rhythm in Shoes’ programs help to boost the kids’ confidence, said dancer BOWLES From Page 3 adding that Bowles’ experience in the White House will give him an advan tage in the race. “He has to deal with foreign policy issues and knows people familiar with the situation,” he said. But having ties to Clinton also has STUDENTS From Page 3 idea of having a big separation from campus to campus,” Nieman said, adding that he is particularly concerned trustees at UNC-CH and N.C. State will pursue large tuition increases. BARNETTE From Page 3 Regardless, students are watching the show, and Barnette and her cast are gaining a little notoriety. “The coolest thing is that we’ll be at a restaurant and people will be like ‘Aren’t you on General College?’” she said. “Other people on the cast will be on the P2P at night, and drunk people will be like ‘You’re on General College, and your boyfriend cheated on you last week.’” She hardly has any time to watch television herself because she’s too busy making it, but Barnette cites “The Cosby Show” and “Law and Order,” as shows that she feels stress quality - a component she said is missing in * ‘Unitedwe stand... £ we run. . *WF Jw W rui*: money, Iwp*. utui ptayerv t i* 7l rws °t 'America. Qod bless the US‘A! RTP FOR NYC RELIEF FUND RUN On October 6, 2001, Pulse Athletic Club, along with a dozen other sponsors including Wellspring, Horwitz Deli. Harris Teeter, Lake Hogan Fanns. Great Harvest Bread Cos., Ist American Land, North State Bank. Homes by Huff, First Horizon Home Loans, Rum Runners and several others will be sponsoring a 5K Walk/ 5K Run and a l mile Kid’s Fun Run. ioo% of all donations and registration fees will go directly to the families of the NYPD and NYC firefighters who lost their lives while trying to save their fellow Americans on September 11,2001. *There is a$ 12 minimum donation required to enter. For additional questions, comments, or directions call 919.941 9010 or email Kchadwick@pulseclub.com. nhatdovouvannabe? #: plkcg to slop for hll your | EASTGATEI NORTHGATE MALL, DURHAM • 919-286-7857 % ..111 CRABTREE VALLEY MALL, Dobt u/kit til tk< la*st hsi\ut! RALEIGH • 919-789-9195 FOUR SEASONS, f 1 f\o/ uHtk tkis GREENSBORO j 111 /v I |P fi , 1 334-299-6757 E Jiv /v A A UNC-ID C*rJ. Beth Buder, an eight-year veteran of the group. “You can show them that you don’t have to be self-conscious when you move,” the 30-year-old said. “Usually, kids are so self-conscious. If they see you acting like a fool, they get into it too." Foolishness aside, the performers also strive to promote a sense of unity - the same thing that strengthens the group’s bond, Leahy said. “Rhythm is what holds a community together,” she said. “Moving together brings people together.” And the rhythm is contagious. Leahy’s three children have all joined the act. Her youngest and middle both dance, while oldest child, Ben Cooper, plays the bass and banjo ukulele. Daughter Emma Leahy-Good, 14, was bom into the troupe. TTie youngest member of Rhythm in Shoes performed in her first show when she was 5 and has negative ramifications, said Republican Party Chairman Bill Cobey. In last year’s presidential election, George W. Bush received 56 percent of the vote in North Carolina, 373,000 more votes than A1 Gore. The vote margin by which Bush won North Carolina was the second highest in the nation, ranking only behind Bush’s home state of Texas. Cobey said the 2000 presidential vote “There is a philosophy among mem bers of the trustees at Chapel Hill and (N.C.) State that as long as people out there can pay, we should continue to raise tuition as much as the market can bear,” he said. “You have trustees who, if they had their druthers, would triple tuition.” Young said he is mosdy upset because students were not told about the change. television’s latest reality-based craze. “One of my goals is to bring back some more good television because we’ve passed an era. For a while we had really good television, and we’ve passed some of that right now,” Barnette said. Last year she ventured to take the cast and crew of “General College” to New York City for an episode, an unheard of feat in the STV world. In March, mem bers from the show’s ’B7-’9O cast came to Chapel Hill to film a reunion episode in four days, during which Barnette had three or four hours sleep total. Barnette said the hours are rough but that the rewards are worth the trou ble. “I’m doing this because I know I’ve found what I’m happy doing, and I might look like a big nerd walking with a big camera case and a big tripod and ‘fCow can ‘1 register? Register at the SRC. Registration will also be held on site the day of the race (10/6) beginning at 7:45 a m. What time and date is the event? The 5K Walk starts at 8:45 a.m. The 5K Run begins at 9:00 a.m. The Kids' Run begins at 9:30 a.m. Where wiCC the event he hefd? The run will begin and end at Pulse off exit 282 (Page Rd) and it is a scenic loop through the park been dancing regularly with the group for nine years. “It’s tough," Leahy-Good said. “We definitely argue a lot, but it’s also a plus. We’re all really close.” For Nate Cooper, 24, touring with his siblings and the rest of the group is often tiring but never boring. “I was a kid sleeping on the studio floor,” he said. “I couldn’t imagine not doing this. I love performing and traveling.” While the group’s busy schedule leaves little time for relaxation, the members’ faces light up each time they take the stage. “It gets tiring," Butler said. “But it’s all worth it when the show rolls around.” Admission for tonight’s Rhythm in Shoes performance is $6 for students and sl2 for the general public. The Arts & Entertainment Editor can be reached at artsdesk@unc.edu. margin proves North Carolinians do not approve of candidates associated with Clinton. “Gore suffered from his affilia tion, and you are accountable for those who you work with,” Cobey said. “Bowles is in Clinton’s shadow, and that’s not a shadow to be in in North Carolina.” The State & National Editor can be reached at stntdesk@unc.edu. “A lot of stuff goes on at the General Assembly without the input of a lot of important people, including the students,” he said. “What we need is a guarantee of how much we’re going to pay and how much our wallet is going to be affected.” The University Editor can be reached at udesk@unc.edu. going to bed all times of the night or (walking) back at 8 a.m. in the morning because I stayed over to edit,” she said. “I do that because it’s what I’m passion ate about and you have to be passion ate about something.” Barnette isn’t sure about her future plans yet. She is considering film school or moving to Los Angeles and has writ ten a feature-length screenplay and the pilot episode of her dream show. But if her experience doesn’t lead to a career, “General College” is enough for her. “If I never make a movie, if I never do a show, for four years of my life I did this,” Barnette said. “Even though it’s not big time, I did shows for four years.” The Arts & Entertainment Editor can be reached at artsdesk@unc.edu. World 76 Die in Russian Plane Crash The Associated Press ADLER, Russia - A Russian airliner carrying at least 76 people from Israel exploded and plunged into the Black Sea on Thursday, raising fears of a ter rorist attack. But U.S. officials said a mis sile fired during Ukrainian military exer cises apparently downed the plane. Russian President Vladimir Putin said terrorists may have caused the crash and he had no reason to doubt a Ukrainian denial stressing that missiles used in the exercise did not have the range to reach the airliner. However, a senior U.S. administra tion official, speaking on condition of anonymity, said there was no evidence of terrorism and a Ukrainian military exercise probably led to the crash. The chartered Tupolev 154 went down in pieces 114 miles off the Russian coastal city of Adler, located on the Georgian border, said Vasily Yurchuk of the Emergency Situations Ministry. Kudzu WMtftE is BiekYBODV* /HAVEN'TITRIHD \ ( MAYBE COAmUNIOhJ } ! 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After that I saw a big white spot on the sea, and I had the impression that oil was burn ing.” -4 Underage col lier? 5 Speed-of sound measure 6 Aoki of the Senior PGA 7 Wake before noon? 8 Sea eagles 9 Part of USSR 10 Senior dance 11 Well-ventilated nest? 12 Tractor maker 13 Maxwell and Schiaparelli 19 Danube feeder 21 Shell-game item 25 Krazy Kartoon Karacter 28 Fixed 29 Hurler Hershiser 31 Blackballed poet? 32 Part of DJIA 33 Outer: pref. 34 Spirit of Korea? 36 Twirled 38 Police call let- 1 2 3 T~~ ■■■T" - 6 7 e - ”■■sT - 10 11 12 ■l3 jim ~ ■^■■74 HBTT - 1 23 29 ■HT3O 31 — ~HH|H| 32 34 ■■3s - BHt ’ " 1 T. ~ I?! mmmg 5? 53 _ '’■■s4 55 5' 60 63 _ - ■■j - H _ aw sgi alip oaily ®ar Hrri Russian television showed footage of white debris floating on the sea in a straight line, following the trajectory of the wreckage into the depths. Shortly after the crash, Putin told a delegation of European justice ministers “it is possible that it is the result of a ter rorist act.” Other Russian officials said terrorism was the main focus of the investigation. “Against the background of the fight against international terrorism, natural ly this version must be considered,” said Alexander Zdanovich, the spokesman for the Federal Security Service, refer ring to the Sept. 11 terror attacks against U.S. targets and Russia’s involvement in the anti-terrorist campaign. Putin said he believed Ukraine when it said a missile from its military exer cises did not bring down the flight. “The weapons that were being used during this exercise could not reach the area where our Tu-154 was flying,” he said.” (C)2001 Tribune Media Services, Inc All righls reserved. 57 Maui's neigh bor 58 Potts or Oakley 59 Images of gods 61 Basilica area 63 Stout's Wolfe 64 Goddess of strife 66 Lang, of Israel ters 39 _ of Galilee 42 & more 45 Pretoria's nation: abbr. 49 French cleric 51 Young Scot 52 Meat jelly 53 Greene of "Bonanza" 55 Count of jazz
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