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BY CAROLINE KORNEGAY
STAFF WRITER
Hugh Morton, nationally pub
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and UNC-Chapel Hill alumnus,
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Friday, sharing his photographs
with faculty, students and commu
nity members.
As part of Honor and Integrity
Week, this month’s “Tuesdays with
Friday: A Carolina Community
Conversation” featured Morton
lecturing on his work.
Morton has photographed
decades of UNC-CH basketball
games and was a key figure in fight
ing plans to run the Blue Ridge
Parkway through Grandfather
Mountain, which he owns.
Friday said that in November
Morton will receive the 2003
University Award, the highest
honor given by the UNC-system
Board of Governors for service to
higher education in the state. “He’s
probably one of the most dedicat
ed alumni I’ve ever met.”
“Tuesdays with Friday” is a
monthly event, free and open to
the public, featuring Friday and a
guest speaker at the James M.
Johnston Center for
Undergraduate Excellence.
Morton gave personal accounts
of his work as a photographer of
the people and wildlife of North
Carolina. He showed pictures of
Gov. Mike Easley, Prince Charles
and a photo-story of Mildred the
Bear, the official Grandfather
Mountain mascot from 1967-92.
Freshman Jenny Bao attended
the lecture for a class on docu
mentaries. “I’m really glad I came,”
she said. “I just moved from
California, so I learned a lot about
North Carolina."
Bao was impressed by the pic
tures of historic figures who have
visited the University, including a
picture of Friday with President
John F. Kennedy taken on
University Day in i960. “I think he
focused a lot on the history of
Chapel Hill, and I still have to
learn a lot about that,” Bao said.
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Hugh Morton photographs a
UNC-CH basketball game last
season. Morton spoke on his lega
cy in documentary photography.
said he is considering photojour
nalism as a career, said he enjoyed
the lecture. “I learned a lot about
North Carolina that I didn't know
before, and I’ve lived here all my
life,” he said.
Friday said after the lecture that
Morton’s photographs have great
historic significance to the state.
Some pictures date back to 1939.
“For my generation, (Morton’s
work) is a photographic record of
our time.”
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