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See you in the End Zone!
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N.Y.C. mayors don’t lie ... about Shakira
N ew York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is backing more than political candi
dates these days. Bloomberg endorsed Colombian pop-phenom Shakira in the
race for Video of the Year at MTV’s Video Music Awards.
He threw his support behind the singer in a taped spot that aired Tuesday
on MTV’s “Total Request Live,” picking Shakira’s video “Hips Don’t Lie” as his favorite to
win. Other nominated artists include Madonna, the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Panic! At the
Disco and Christina Aguilera who’s from Staten Island.“l think I’m going to have to go
with Shakira those hips don’t lie,” Bloomberg said.
NOTED. A woman in northern China crashed her
car while letting her dog take the wheel, according
to the official Xinhua News Agency. The woman said
her pup “was fond of crouching on the steering wheel
and often watched her drive,” according to Xinhua.
“She thought she would let the dog ‘have a try’
while she operated the accelerator and brake,”
reports state. “They did not make it far before crash
ing into an oncoming car.”
TODAY
University Day meeting: The
committee responsible for organiz
ing UNC's University Day will hold
an open meeting to discuss plans for
the upcoming annual celebration.
Time: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Location: Vance 120
Big Buddy interest meeting:
Come learn about becoming a Big
Buddy to a child in need.
Time: 7 p.m.toßp.m.
Location: Union 3503
Exhibit opening: The Southern
Folklife Collection will premiere
its newest exhibit, "The Untamed
World: Photographs by Robert
Bolton, 1964-1969.”
Time: 5 p.m.
Location: fourth floor of Wilson
Library
Catalyst Conference: Learn how
you can help N.C. high school stu
dents examine issues of social justice.
Time: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Location: Union 3205
GLBTSA meeting: The Gay, Lesbian,
Bisexual, Transgender, Straight-
Alliance will hold its first meeting for
QUOTED. “My husband is handsome and he is
genuinely a loving you know, no ego you know
what I’m saying?... His wife is just a control freak.”
-CNN anchor Kyra Phillips, analyzing her hus
band and her brother’s marriage in a bathroom
without knowing her microphone was on the air.
Her conversation overrode President Bush’s
on-air speech about the one-year anniversary of
Hurricane Katrina.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR
interested students. For more informa
tion visit unc.edu/glbtsa.
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Union 3209
Business fraternity: Alpha Kappa
Psi coed professional business fraterni
ty invites sophomores through seniors
to learn more about the organization.
Wings and drinks will be provided.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: End Zone at Rams Head
Work session: The Orange County
Board of Commissioners will discuss
funding for school projects.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: Southern Human Services
Center on Homestead Road
Que Rico tryouts: This UNC Latin
dance team is holding tryouts for 10
spots, six for girls and four for guys.
The tryouts will be competitive.
Time: 9 p.m.
Location: Student Recreation
Center, upstairs
FRIDAY
Treasure hunt: A treasure tour of
Wilson Library will highlight collections
related to the history of foe railroad in
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North Carolina and foe South. Among
foe items on view will be railroad pho
tographs and business records.
Time: 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Location: meet in front of Wilson
Library
Fridays on the front porch:
There will be live music from N.C.
bluegrass bands.
Time: 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Location: Carolina Inn, front lawn
Business fraternity: Alpha Kappa
Psi coed professional business fra
ternity invites sophomores through
seniors interested in business to
learn more about the organization
and enjoy free bowling.
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Student Union bowling
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Admit it.
You’ve boon dreaming of
the crown for a long time.
King Queen
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Attend one of our interest meetings:
Thursday, Aug. 31, 5-6 p.m., Union 2510
Thursday, Sept. 7, 7-8 p.m., Union 3413
New year. New beginnings.
Find out about the changes in store for this
year's Homecoming/Rampage 2006, hear about our
new rules and pick up an application.
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Eliza Dubose, Molly Dubose, Matilda Chin, Maria
Rowan and Emily Rowan (from left) dance on the
lawn of Weaver Street Market in protest of Carr
Mill Mall management’s performance ban Wednesday.
This was the second “Dance-In” to protest the new rules.
POLICE LOG
■ A woman was arrested on
misdemeanor charges of child
abuse Tuesday evening, according
to Chapel Hill Police reports.
Reports state Sandra De Leon
Santos, 37, also known as Sandra
Gonzalez was arrested at 5:23 p.m.
at 507 Craig St., B.
Reports state that Santos, an
employee of Wee Care Inc., was
released on a written promise to
appear in court Oct. 2.
■ A UNC student was arrested
Wednesday morning on charges
of underage possession of alco
hol, according to University police
reports.
Freshman Jack Miller, 18, was
arrested after a patrolling offi
cer saw him by South Road and
Stadium Drive and found him to
be underage, reports state.
According to police reports, 14
cans were discarded after Miller
was issued a citation.
■ Matthew Caison, 19, a UNC
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sophomore, was arrested Tuesday
afternoon on charges of misde
meanor larceny, according to
University police reports.
Caison was issued a criminal
summons at Whitehead Residence
Hall.
The trial date for the case has
been set for Sept. 21.
■ A man was arrested late
Tuesday on charges of failure to
appear in court and possession of
cocaine, according to Chapel Hill
police reports.
Reports state Luis Enrique
Rodrigu Castillo, 36, of 501 N.C. 54
Bypass, F9, was arrested at 11:29
p.m. at 100 W. Franklin St.
He originally was arrested on a
warrant issued by another jurisdic
tion for failing to appear in court, but
in a search incident to arrest he was
found in possession of a suspected
controlled substance, reports state.
Reports state Castillo was
released on a written promise to
appear in court Aug. 30.