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Carolyn Elfland, UNC’s vice chan
cellor for campus services, said there
was no substantial rainfall the week
before students came back, a possible
reason for the increase.
“When it doesn’t rain, the consump
tion goes up anyway,” Elfland said.
“Consumption is more tied to rain than
to students coming back.”
Feller cited a
record day in June,
when most stu
dents had left cam
pus, on which
about 16 million
gallons of water
were used -3 mil
lion gallons more
than the daily aver
age for that month.
He said that was a
“When it doesn’t rain, the
consumption goes up anyway.
Consumption is more tied to rain
than to students coming back. ”
Carolyn Elfland
Vice Chancellor for Campus Services
clear example of why he thinks students
on campus haven’t affected recent water
usage.
Ed Kerwin, OWASA’s executive
director, said that if the demand level
experienced in the past week does not
decrease by the end of this week, the
next level of water restrictions could be
enforced.
“If we have another week of high
demand, we are probably days - not
weeks - away from moving to the next
level,” Kerwin said.
But he added that it would have to be
dry in addition to the high demand in
order to move to Stage 3.
Elfland said the University is follow
ing OWASA’s guidelines, though UNC
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grams - an issue Poarch said would
come up again at a future meeting. Last
year, the BOT rejected a hotly contest
ed plan from the administration that
called for a night parking plan.
Dean Bresciani, interim vice chancel
lor of student affairs and committee vice
chairman, said ACT will mostly focus on
long-term parking problems and solu-
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is not subject to the restrictions because
it is a state agency.
“However, obviously we are very
concerned about the water situation,”
Elfland said. “And the governor also
enlisted an executive order for all gov
ernment agencies.”
Elfland said these restrictions are
more limiting than OWASA’s.
The University has taken a number
of measures to cut water usage, includ
ing discontinuing outdoor planting,
turning off water fountains and experi-
said a team of University engineers has
been meeting with OWASA engineers
to find a way to use processed water
from OWASA for the University’s
Cogeneration Facility, a combined heat
and power facility, which currently uses
drinking water.
The effects of the drought are being
felt all over campus, even complicating
construction, Elfland said.
She said that to test the plumbing in
buildings, water must be run through
the pipes.
“(The drought) could get really
broad-reaching in its effects.”
The University Editor can be reached
at udesk@unc.edu.
tions as officials develop the Master Plan,
a long-term plan for campus growth.
Daum said one issue student leaders
will face is the dwindling number of park
ing spaces on campus, despite increasing
numbers of students living on campus.
“We will never have an ideal parking
situation,” Daum said. “But we are
going to make sure we do the best we
can with what we have.”
The University Editor can be reached
at udesk@unc.edu.
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year-old girls. 3 days/week. Mondays a
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many service opportunities and was one
factor the editorial staff considered
when ranking it.
Jerry Lucido, director of undergradu
ate admissions, said that when students
begin the college application process,
they look at how they will fit into the
university -a key reason UNC was
included in the group.
“I think students are more compre
hensive and holistic than their parents
might be,” he said.
Lucido said guidebooks like Kaplan
give more insight into what applicants
are looking for. “This is, in some ways, a
strong word-of-mouth measure,” he said.
And Lucido said that in recent years,
public universities -and their lower
tuition rates - have been considered by
applicants more often.
But he said UNC’s decision to drop
its binding early admission policy might
menting with
water-free urinals,
Elfland said.
She said UNC
also is cutting back
on irrigation, only
watering the roots
of old trees in
McCorkle and
Polk places rather
than the full lawns.
Elfland also
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cut down on the amount of towels used
so that less will have to be washed by
the hotel staff. “We try to use as (little)
water as possible,” Desai said. “We’re
using less laundry because you lose a
very good amount of water.”
Desai said that for the most part,
guests have complied and been helpful
in conserving water, but he said some
guests have been deterred because the
hotel closed down its pool.
“We lost a lot of customers because the
pool closed,” Desai said. The hotel man
agement decided to close it when water
restrictions stated that they were not per
mitted to add any extra water to the pool.
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at 600 West King Street say they are
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be another factor - if nothing else, he
said, it set the University apart. “We’re
in there as the school that dropped early
decision,” Lucido said.
Provost Robert Shelton said the
University tries to make the entire col
lege experience a good one.
“Chapel Hill has always prided itself
on providing a close environment to stu
dents,” he said. “Just look at the high
percentage of undergraduates diat
choose to live on campus.”
Although he stressed that people
should not get too tied up in rankings, he
said potential applicants and their par
ents probably will use these rankings as
a source when deciding where to apply.
“Students coming to places like
Chapel Hill are usually pretty savvy,
even if they are first-generation college
students,” he said. “People nowadays
look to sources like this when deciding
where to go to college.”
The State & National Editor can be
reached at stntdesk@unc.edu.
have devised methods to combat the
water shortage. “We’ve ordered our sty
rofoam plates and cups,” said Mike
Cox, an employee of the diner.
Cox said the diner has taken other
steps, such as taking its filters and deep
fryers to car washes in towns under less
stringent water restrictions for cleaning.
Many car washes are using well water.
“We’re saving the best we can,” Cox
said. “We’re trying to do our part and
we’re set to go when (Stage 6) comes.”
City Editor Jon Dougherty
contributed to this story.
The City Editor can be reached
at citydesk@unc.edu.
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sound, allowing all of us a great outlet
for play,” said Matt Brandau, who pro
vides the thumping energy of the bass.
“All of this new energy really opens up
the door for us to play around with our
identity - take up more of a hip-hop
edge.”
Chell humbly accepts all of the praise
with smiles and nonchalance, exuding
the same calm and cool demeanor that
he carries onto stage. Instead of attribut
ing the change in Sankofa’s sound
directly to his influence, however, he
cites general trends in the genre.
“I feel like music is kind of resetting
itself, creating a trance-like state that
focuses on the lyricists,” Chell said.
“That really allows me to get into the
music with guitar synth and energetic
play.”
Whatever the reason for the change -
be it catastrophic loss, inspirational gain
or musical maturation - Sankofa has
become a musical tsunami, with more
potential and talent than many of the
groups that dominate the popular front.
Its performance before a near- capac
ity crowd at the legendary Cat’s Cradle
on Friday was testimony to its power
and promise.
Sankofa was a seamless mix of the
old and new, filled with funk and soul
but showing a jagged edge.
DJ Pez (Lem Butler) has, somehow,
gotten even better, twisting, sliding and
scratching his way through grinding
back beats and complex bridges. He is
quick, creative and above all smooth,
melding with the traditional instrumen
tation without ever overpowering.
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WALK TO CAMPUS. I bedroom apart
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utilities. No pets, no smoking. Off South
Columbia. 960-6952.
Furnished room. Full BA. In furnished 2BA
condo. All amenities. Walk to campus.
$475/month + shared expenses. Call Da
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BRICK RANCH ON 1 acre wooded lot in
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deck, appliances, utility room with W/D
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Tuesday, August 27, 2002
Drummer Steven “Apple Juice Kid”
Levitin, Brandau and Chell all threw
down trippy and crafty rhythms that lay
ered for a full and forceful flow.
Their throbbing pulse gave Greenlee
plenty of freedom to stretch his lyrical
versatility. Roaring around the stage
while pumping his fist at the heavens,
Greenlee was every ounce the MC.
When Sankofa plays and everything
bleeds together, it is like watching a fire
grow. The members sizzle and pop, then
build in energy, glowing like an ember
before bursting into flame. To top it off,
Jana Privette, lead vocalist of the Apple
Juice Orchestra, lends a cherubic tilt,
seductive and sultry with a touch of
calypso.
Sankofa has the talent to rise to the
top. Its unique sound is a much-needed
jolt to the abyss of mainstream rap that,
while not worthless, has become uno
riginal and packaged.
Its sound, fresh and far from pack
aged, stems directly from the members’
bond as friends -a bond that is just as
important as their performance on
stage, Brandau said.
“We all bring out great sides to each
other, both as individuals and perform
ers,” Brandau said. “We are all very
optimistic; we will see this through.”
But can Sankofa break through, gar
nering the oh-so-coveted major record
deal?
“It is hard to get signed,” Greenlee
said. “Most bands wait around 5 to 10
years before they get a good deal.
“That is where we are at right now,
working our asses off and getting better
all the time - hoping to get noticed.”
The Arts & Entertainment Editor can
be reached at artsdesk@unc.edu.
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kitchen. Water, electricity included. $350/
month. Security deposit required. 929-9921.
ROOM IN HISTORIC Home. Walk to
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Roommates
HOUSEMATE WANTED. 2 blocks from in
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ROOMMATE WANTED TO share new
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WALK TO CAMPUS, roommate needed
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EARLY SPRING BREAK Specials! Cancun 6
Jamaica From $429! Free Breakfast, Din
ners & Drinks! Award Winning Company!
Group Leaders Free! Florida Vacations from
$149! Located on Franklin Street above Sa
lon 135. springbreaktravel.com 968-8887
| Parking |
OFF CAMPUS PARKING Spaces locat
ed 1/4 mile east of New Hope Commons
bus stop SSO/month. 4 month minimum.
Call 942-4187. weekdays 9am-4pm.
A FEW PARKING spaces just opened up
very near campus between W. Cameron
Avenue and W. Franklin Street. 967-4155
| Tutoring |
TUTOR/EDITOR
FORMER UNC COMPOSITION instructor
and veteran professional writer offers disser
tation editing to graduate students I am also
offering tutoring to writing students or any
student wanting to improve writing skills
Call 968-4428 or email billg@wgaprc.com.
Volunteering
UNC Hospitals Volunteers
50 service areas available. Returning
volunteers register August 19-23 New
folks register August 26-28. All appli
cants need current TB skin test results.
For info, call 966-4506.
FIRST DAY FRIEND. Fluent in another lan
guage? Bea friendly guide to a child that
does not speak English on their first day
entering the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City
Schools Call 967-8211 ext. 281. email:
volunteer@chccs.k 12 nc.us
LIKE HELPING CHILDREN LEARN? Sign
up to volunteer for a variety of roles, all
grade levels with the Chapel Hill-Carrboro
Schools. Information on UNC Campus.
2nd floor Student Union, Room 220 on
9/4. & 9/10, 9/11. from 10om-4:3opm
Drop in anytime!
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