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®hp Sailt} (Jar Mrel BURGLARY From Page 3 ther Monday. “The officers put together a photo lineup, and the two victims were able to identify the suspect,” Cousins said. Withers was apprehended Monday afternoon and charged with one count of first-degree burglary and larceny, reports state. Reports state that when Chapel Hill police arrested Withers, they found two new cordless phones in his possession. The phones had been removed from their packaging and were contained in a white plastic bag, reports state. Officers checked Kerr Drug on 109 E. Franklin St. and found two empty boxes matching the phones Withers CHAPTERS From Page 3 located on Finley Golf Course Road - is alcohol-free. The fraternity recently began recruit ing new members, and it plans to use several campus organizations to gain visibility and recognition, Roslund said. Matt O’Brien, president of the Interfratemity Council, said Delta Sigma Phi’s case is not unique. “Numerous fra ternities around the nation have to fold every year because of membership and recruiting problems,” he said. “Approximately five years ago, (Sigma Alpha Epsilon) faced many of the same problems now confronting Delta Sigma Phi,” O’Brien said. He said one of those problems is the Kudzu SEEMS LIKE \ A WOMAN HAS TO A ' TDIU - -OR To WIN ) IM OfcpEß. TO GO WITHOUT TRUE... THF WW/Te WIN An OSCAR- J MAKEUP AMOA . J ioouGP 1 _ MAN WAS TO PLAY . J jj j , mmmmm __mmmmmmtmmmmmmmm Best value OR FranUn Street the second dinner of equal or lesser value *- t | ( .*** I with the purchase of two beverages and one ' * - FREE! pf ' SHHRyj lunch special at the regular price, receive a JML \ 1# a*** only. One coupon per table. II g” ! second of equal { ** I (Dine-in only. One coupon per table. Not valid on fajitas. if Saturday - Thursday. 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The total value of the stolen goods was $7,030, reports state. • Withers had his first appearance at the Orange County District Court in Hillsborough on Monday. The City Editor can be reached at citydesk@unc.edu. location of the Delta Sigma Phi house. “They obviously will have a more dif ficult time recruiting new members since they are not located at the center of campus Greek life,” O’Brien said. Phi Mu also has faced recruitment difficulties, leaving the sorority with about 70 members. Average sorority membership is 118, Anhom said. Anhom said he is working with University officials to try to allow some members of the sorority to live on cam pus next year because they will no longer have their house. But the women won’t lose their soror ity membership, he said. “When they close the chapter, they’ll go to alumnae status,” he said. “They’ll still be Phi Mus.” The University Editor can be reached at udesk@unc.edu. From Page Three FRANCISCO From Page 3 Dr. Ming Wang, a surgeon at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, restored Francisco’s vision last year with delicate surgery. Wang still sees Francisco as a patient and said while he is psychologically doing well, he is suffering some eye trau ma that is causing him to lose his sight. Klein said she hopes funds will be found because the upcoming surgery is even more vital than the first one in putting Francisco back on the road to clear vision. “This surgery means so much more, for he has now lived with good vision for a year, and for him to have his vision and then lose it again would be extremely difficult,” she said. Klein said all parties involved will keep working until Francisco’s sight is restored. “Nobody can quit, and nobody will.” Wang said he and Francisco’s family have done their best to keep him upbeat and hopeful. “The whole ordeal has real ly strengthened his family and teacher relationships. He’s hanging in there and his family takes very good care of him.” But Klein said Francisco has a positive attitude and simply accepts his latest loss of vision. “The Serenity Prayer encapsu lates Francisco’s attitude,” she said. Francisco said he feels fine despite his vision problems. “Last year it was fine because I could see, and now for me it’s no different because Fve been blind for six years before,” he said. “I feel fine.” The City Editor can be reached at citydesk@unc.edu. N.C. Court Expedites Hearing on Districts The state Supreme Court did not order a delay of North Carolina's primaries for House and Senate seats. The Associated Press RALEIGH - The state Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to hold an expe dited hearing to determine whether North Carolina’s new legislative districts are constitutional. The court refused, however, to imme diately block upcoming elections. The court will hear arguments in the case April 4, according to an order issued this afternoon. The court did not lift a stay on a lower court order that would have THE Daily Crossword ACROSS 1 Drinker at an oasis 6 First Christmas visitors 10 Gandolfo resi dent 14 Luigi's love 15 Lendl of tennis 16 Cain's victim 17 Co-star in "Ocean's Eleven" 19 Bum around 20 Put a stop to 21 Actress West 22 Promotes 24 Neon or argon 25 Board 26 Wine container 30 Ultimatum words 34 Figure-skater's jump 35 Send forth 37 Stair element 38 Foster film 39 Hearsay 41 Self-satisfied 42 Iroquois tribe members 44 Herb in stuffing 45 Host of Parisians 46 Not go to bed 48 Restricts 50 Prig 52 Useful hint 53 Poly follower? 56 Wide shoe 57 Sault Marie 60 Aloha in Parma 61 Where to find mismatched china? 64 Singer Guthrie 65 Land measure 66 Ice 67 Atoll barrier 68 Rosary unit 69 Two under par DOWN 1 Canary enclo sure 2 Closing word 3 Disposition 4 Go astray s l w l' | m |~sWeTlTb|aMa|m|e|n P I N o iBl eo nßn ave A N D M R SI K I N GBP U E L ■ tMe TTipßfl in mi 1 PUn 1 k ITTrff Hs u sMeTpTTsItIIIeIsI o t e_ _rJßjTe( jTprr .o t_ H O R nMa N D m|r S M U I R PNC E[ii I N F|F An I F p|ela|sßs|e|a|nßt|r|e|y s forced new legislative districts to be drawn before state House and Senate primaries could be held. The order was issued in a lawsuit brought by Republican legislators, who challenged legislative districts drawn last fall on the grounds that they split coun ties. The GOP legislators say the new state House and Senate plans fail to take into account a provision in the state con stitution which forbids counties from being split. Democrats and lawyers for the state contend the provision is no longer enforceable because the federal Voting Rights Act and federal requirements for proportional representation have super seded it. In a ruling last week, Superior Court Judge Knox Jenkins found the new By Norma Steinberg 5 Admirer of Betty Grable? 6 Slimy soil 7 Gardner of ''On the Beach" 8 Faux pas 9 All things con sidered 10 Co-owners of a yacht? 11 One woodwind 12 Shapely fruit 13 Hardwood trees 18 Christian holi day 23 Organize 24 Editor's copy of "Slave Ship" 25 Sharp facial contortion 26 Hamlet's kin 27 Put forth effort 28 "As You Like It" role 29 Flightless birds 31 Citrus fruit 32 Fry briefly 33 Rims 36 African republic 40 Chartered 2 3 4 5 n pi p F nr- I M2l ■■22 23 26 27 28 '29 """"""■■3o 31 32 33 34 3^T837 _ 'BR ‘ ~ 46 49 ; Jpo s^™““||p2 53 54 ■■■s6 ""““■■■s7 58 59 60 K 62 63 64 ■■“ _ ifj|| Wednesday, February 27, 2002 plans unconstitutional, agreeing with Republicans that the federal require ments did not mean legislators should ignore the N.C. Constitution when drawing districts. Tom Farr, a lawyer for the Republicans who filed the lawsuit, said the order shows the court is serious about preventing unconstitutional elec tions. “This is a great ruling. It shows that the Supreme Court is going to go right to the merits of the case,” Farr said. Farr said he was not disappointed the court did not lift Jenkins’ stay of his own order and stop the election. He said the April 4 hearing date will allow the N.C. Supreme Court justices to stop the legislative elections if they agree that the new district plans are unconstitutional. (C)2002 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All rights reserved 58 Swiss marks man 59 Stanley Gardner 62 Gun-owners’ lobby 63 Exclamation of discovery 43 Of course! 47 India-Pakistan region 49 Intense 51 Low card 53 Duel reminder 54 Grow weary 55 Lock brand 56 out a living (scraped by) 57 Gulp 5
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