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TODAY
Habitat speaker: Jonathan Reckford,
chief executive officer of Habitat for
Humanity International, will speak
about his leadership position with the
organization, as well as his application
of business skills toward social goals.
Time: noon
Location: Great Hall
Gallon challenge: Students For
Students International will hold a “milk
challenge" to raise awareness about
educational issues and the group.
Participants will attempt to drink a
gallon of milk in one hour.
Time: noon and 1 p.m.
Location: the Pit
Performance: The Triangle Dance
Festival for AIDS will take place
tonight to help raise awareness for
HIV/AIDS.
Time:Bp.m.tolop.m.
Location: Memorial Hall
SATURDAY
5K race: Triangle Girls on the Run will
host a 5K walk/run in memory of Will
Beard, one of the group's founders. For
more information or to register visit
www.gotrtriangle.com.
Time: 9 a.m.
Location: Meadowmont community,
off N.C. 54
Health fair: Orange County Schools
will host a health fair offering blood
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pressure tests, hearing screenings and
information, among other things.
Time: 10 a.m.
Location: Cedar Ridge High School
Poker Nourish International will host a
Hold'em for Hunger poker tournament to
benefit communities in need. The cost to
participate is $25, and students can
register online at www.holdemforhun
ger.org.
Time: 2 p.m.
Location: Great Hall
Sangam Night: A dinner catered by
the Bombay Grille will precede Sangam
Night 2006, which will spotlight South
Asian culture presented by UNC stu
dent performances. Tickets for dinner
are limited and can be purchased for
$7. Tickets for the performance are $5
for UNC students and $8 for general
admission and can be purchased
in the Pit or the Memorial Hall box
office.
Time: Dinner at 4:30 p.m. and
performance at 7 p.m.
Location: Dinner in Dey Hall's Toy
Lounge and performance in Memorial
Hail
Keynote address: Irene Monroe,
a feminist theologian, will give the
keynote address for the Gay, Lesbian,
Bisexual, Transgender-Straight Alliance's
Unity Conference. After the address will
be a slam poetry performance by poet
Staceyann Chin.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
SUNDAY
Location: Hanes Art Center 121
Performance: The GLBTSA's Unity
Conference will feature transgender
artist, S. Bear Bergman's show, "Clearly
Marked," which discusses gender,
religion, body image and sexuality.
Time: 12:30 p.m.
Location: Gerrard Hall
Jazz concert: The Friends of the
Chapel Hill Public Library will host the
first concert in their ongoing Sunday
series. The concert will feature The
Marie Vanderbeck Trio.
Time: 3 p.m.
Location: The Chapel Hill Public Library
meeting room
Chocolate: The Chapel Hill Institute
of Language and Cultural Education
will host Chris Lupoli and speakers
from the Kallari association for a cul
tural talk about Equadorian chocolate
varieties and international cocoa mar
kets.
Time: 5 p.m.
Location: CHICLE, at 101 E. Main St.
Self-esteem: "I Am 8.E.A.U.T.1.F.U.L."
founders Zenobia Edwards and Tina
POLICE LOG
■ Two UNC students were
cited on charges of marijuana
possession and possession of
drug paraphernalia Wednesday
evening at Mclver Residence
Hall, according to University
police reports.
Bradley Beckham Copeland,
20, of 221 Mclver Residence Hall,
and David Allen Bemgartt, 18, of
331 Hinton James Residence Hall,
admitted to using and possessing
marijuana and drug parapherna
lia after an officer received a call
about an odor of marijuana in the
building, reports state.
Berngartt is a staff writer at
The Daily Tar Heel.
Police collected three pipes, and
3.9 grams of marijuana from the
room, police reports state.
■ An N.C. Central University
student was cited for driving
with a revoked drivers license
and served a warrant from the
Durham Police Department on
Thursday morning on Fordham
Boulevard, according to
University police reports.
Jama/ Mexia Davis, 21, of
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Woodard inspire with the facilitation
of "Good Enough, Smart Enough,"
an introspective self-help workshop
designed for women. Learn how to
open the door to a high achieving
lifestyle by focusing on the essen
tials of increasing self esteem, self
respect, and confidence.
Time: 10 a.m to 2 p.m.
Location: Sonja Haynes Stones Center
for Black Culture and History
MONDAY
Learning session: Student leaders
will host a learning session to teach
students groups the finer details of
SLICE, an online calendar of events.
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Davis 247
To make a calendar submission,
visit www.dailytarheel.com/calendar,
or e-mail News Editor Brian Hudson at
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subject line. Events will be published
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day before they take place, and will be
posted online when received.
Submissions must be sent in by
noon the preceding publication date.
Wilmington was seen by an officer
running a red light.
The officer discovered that Davis
had a suspended driver’s license
and an outstanding warrant in
Durham for failure to appear in
court, reports state.
He was placed under the
custody of the Durham Police
Department.
■ A juvenile was cited for
resisting arrest and served with
a trespass warning Wednesday
morning in the Porthole parking
lot, according to University police
reports.
The juvenile, 15, was seen tak
ing property from a vehicle in the
lot by an officer. He fled briefly on
foot but then was captured.
The Chapel Hill Police
Department was contacted since
the vehicle was in city limits,
reports state.
■ A UNC student driver struck
a pedestrian Tuesday on Ridge
Road, University police reports
state.
The officer arriving on the seen
observed the pedestrian laying in
the roadway next to the vehicle,
complaining of a hurt leg, reports
state.
The driver said she stopped at
the stop sign and looked both ways
before attempting to proceed into a
left turn onto Country Club Road.
The driver said she did not see
the pedestrian, reports state.
Tlie vehicle struck the pedestri
an's right knee, reports state. The
pedestrian stated that the driver
looked right at her.
The pedestrian, a UNC student
assistant, was transported to UNC
Hospitals for treatment.
The driver was issued a citation
for failure to yield the right of way,
reports state.
■ Three men were arrested
after a fight broke out at 3:11 a.m.
Thursday at 108 Henderson St.,
Chapel Hill police reports state.
Angel Luis Richardson, 19, of
Durham was arrested on charg
es of affray and resisting arrest,
reports state. He was placed under
a SI,OOO secured bond.
Daniel Jeremy Singh Davis, 24,
of Durham was arrested on charg
es of affray and resisting arrest,
according to reports. He was placed
under a SSOO secured bond.
Douglas Robert Cantelmo, 26,
of Apex was arrested on charges
of affray and placed under a SSOO
unsecured bond.
All three men are scheduled to
appear in District Criminal Court
on May 8.
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Heel to report any inaccurate infor
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as soon as the error is discovered.
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