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®l|r Batti) Ear Wrri RIGGSBEE FROM PAGE 3 Anew eatery will replace the art gallery in April. “It’s tough in any businesses, you’ve got to work hard and keep working those extra hours,” Brown said. John Woodward, owner of Sutton’s Drug Store, said part of remaining in business is remem bering history. He said a business owner must remember the costs of operating and when business will be good or Brown named costs to stay open and rate increases during the past years as prime reasons why busi nesses struggle. He cited hikes in material costs, annual rent and county taxes. “They say the economy is good, WXYC FROM PAGE 3 “In the world music format peo ple are frequently listening to lan guages they’ll never understand,” Ernst says. Global Music is not the only WXYC program to differ from the normal free-form format —the Hell or High Water program Sunday afternoons consists exclusively of music from the Southern Folklife Collection —but the time slot, as well as the interaction with student DJs, really sets the program apart, Harper says. BIBLE FROM PAGE 3 correct. There also is evidence that some scribes added stories. “There are more variations among our manuscripts than there are words in the New Testament,” he said. Ashley Pitt, a senior journalism major from Cornelius, said she found the topic intriguing. “I thought he presented the information in a very unbiased, scholarly way,” Pitt said. Ehrman said “Misquoting Jesus” is more personal than the other 13 books he has written or edited in the past. “I’ve written books on this topic, but my other books aren’t acces sible to regular lay people.” Ehrman added that his research on the Bible has influenced his reli gious views. “In part I changed because I realized we don’t have the original words, and it didn’t make sense to (kff( CAMPUS RECREATION UPDATE ALWAYS COCA-COLA. ALWAYS CAHOLIHAII play—sas4we are hiring] grail volleyball gain leadership skills. jfIKL team table tennis 1 work outdoors. 1 team racquetball arena football s learn more. O >Sign up Januarg 30-February 7 : >ujuuuucampusrec unc.edu/Ot3HH 60-minute triathlon IIHL >Sign upJanuary 30-February 7 JBI. Did you know that 1 eVtUm Cricket is the second most popular sport in the world? Cos. ... of. oHotaiw. Rigsby Hinson U l Furniture Store SOURCE: GOOGLE MAPS DTH/FEILDING CAGE according to your stockbroker,” Brown said. “But it isn’t feeding down to the small guys.” Contact the City Editor at citydesk@unc.edu. “People will get to listen to it on their drive home from work,” Harper says. Volunteer student DJs choose their own topics and faculty part ners. “This is something you’re not normally going to hear,” Ingram says. “I can play Indian Sufi music anytime I want, but I can’t really sit there and talk about it for 15 minutes.” Features Editor Meghan Davis contributed to this article. Contact the Features Editor atfeatures@unc.edu. me to say that the original words were inspired if we didn’t have (them),” he said. “I started finding discrepancies in the Bible that I couldn’t recon cile, so I came to think of the Bible as a very human book.” Contact the University Editor at udesk@unc.edu. DOUGLAS FROM PAGE 3 ity for this University,” said Mike Smith, dean of the School of Government and chairman of the dean search committee. The next dean should focus on increasing resources and leading faculty discussion, Smith said, adding that Douglas is commit ted. “It’s important to step back and look at your goals,” Douglas said.- Contact the University Editor at udesk@unc.edu. i HjP j I ft . i ■ m ■ I ' life* \ gggMrg' \f WBBBuSi m JP * v ?i lfe WnSEKmibb-' ifp.- / * H&iik KjK Four members of the UNC underwater hockey club launch into play at Bowman Gray indoor pool Monday evening at their weekly practice. In this irregular conversion of multiple games, players pursue around the bottom of a pool a 6-pound lead puck that is in turn Foy praises progress, council holds fast on proposed hotel housing alteration STATE OF THE TOWN j Mayor Kevin Foy delivered his State of the Town Address at Monday night's Town Council meet ing, focusing on issues of social equality, environmental conserva tion and municipal planning and development. He said the town operations center is expected to be operational by the end of this year, and that the town will work to facilitate improvements at the intersection of U.S. 15-501 and Erwin Road. News He spoke of the region's 10-year plan to end homelessness and pan handling. Foy said the town would be add ing more police foot patrols in the downtown area to address perceived safety issues. He also said that the town's budget again would be a priority, and that the town would no longer expand its corporate limits. His comments come less than a year after the town faced a poten tially significant tax increase, and one week before Carrboro will annex two resistant areas to its north. Looking for a Great Place to Live Next Kear?^fifl Transcend boundaries V & pursue your passion in the The Connected Learning Program is a learning community that provides a great place to live, funding for student-proposed projects that allow you to pursue a passionate interest, a chance to work with other students in project teams, and the opportunity to live in a community surrounded by others who are equally passionate about their goals and dreams. You can propose a project or join a project. Team up with your friends and do something you've always wanted to do! Make new friends as you follow your dream! Want to learn more? Come to a Connected Learning Program Open House: TWO DATES: Wednesday, January 25 1-3 pm Qg Tuesday, January 31 • 3-spm Where: Room 024, Cobb Hall What Meet curre t CLP students and staff and learn how to apply to the program. More information about the Connected Learning Program may be found on the Johnston Center web site: www.johnstoncenter.unc.edu The Connected Learning Program is co-sponsored by the James M. Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence and Housing and Residential Education. STICKS UP! hit into aluminum goals that lie at either end. Though underwater hockey does not enjoy much recognition in the United States, it is popular throughout Europe and the rest of the world. The UNC team’s first tournament will be held at West Palm Beach the weekend of March 12. AFFORDABLE HOUSING Council members also rejected a possible change in the affordable housing component of a hotel to be built at the intersection of Erwin Road and Fordham Boulevard. The proposal would have substitut ed a fee of $70,000 for the creation of one of the project's four proposed resi dential units as affordable housing. Robert Dowling, executive director of the Orange Community Housing and Land Trust, wrote a letter sup porting the change. TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2006 But council members were not moved, saying that a part of the proj ect, which is projected to indude 108 hotel rooms, must remain affordable. [MUNICIPAL WIRELESS f Council Member Laurin Easthom also advised the town's technology committee to make haste in identify ing options for creating a municipal wireless network. She cited pending federal legisla tion that would affect the ability of towns to provide the service. COMPILED BY TED STRONG 5 DTH/ISAAC SANDLIN
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