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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2007
Lost Union items find
new homes at yard sale
BY ANITA CARTER
STAFF WRITER
One student left the Student
Union with a cane Wednesday,
another with an American-Indian
costume and a third with her redis
covered diamond ring.
All were coming from Alpha Phi
Omegas lost-and-found yard sale,
where the coed sendee fraternity
was selling items that have been
unclaimed on UNO’s campus for
six months or more. The objects
came from the University’s lost
and found, which the fraternity
runs.
“I think it’s a wonderful idea.
I’m definitely buying,” said fresh
man Ben Booker as he rummaged
through a pile of sunglasses, find
ing a pair of gold-rimmed Aviators
with a missing ear piece. “I think
people like junk when it’s for a
good cause.”
The sale is held once a semes
ter, with all proceeds going toward
Alpha Phi Omegas Campus Chest.
Officials said they raised more than
SSOO at Wednesday’s sale.
The fraternity makes donations
from the Campus Chest to charities
including UNC Dance Marathon,
PTA Thrift Shop and A Helping
Hand:
Alley Leahy, Alpha Phi Omega
lost and found chairwoman,
stressed the importance of the sale
for students.
“I feel like a lot of people don’t
know about lost and found,”
Leahy said, adding that there
were a variety of items to be
claimed available.
Items such as textbooks, jewelry,
cell phones and calculators were
there for the taking, all selling for
$5 or less.
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Freshmen Bobby Nieland and Grace Kennedy search through T-shirts at
the Alpha Phi Omega lost and found sale held Wednesday afternoon.
Nalgene bottles were especially
cheap going for just $1 each.
Leahy said the low prices are nec
essary because the items aren’t
new.
“You have to run the risk of them
being used,” she said.
Leahy said that she has found
some unusual items around cam
pus. “It always shocks me when we
find cocktail dresses in the Union,”
she said.
Some items, such as an erotic
novel, were deemed inappropriate
for sale.
The official UNC lost and found
is located in Union room 3515.
Fraternity rushees said they
were surprised the sale sparked so
much interest.
“It was a lot more successful
than I thought it would be,” said
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freshman Amanda Long who
helped with the promotion. “Every
time I’ve been in there, it’s been full
of people.”
Officials said the high turnout
of about 300 people resulted from
an increase in advertisement and
publicity.
Alpha Phi Omega brothers pub
licized the event through fliers,
posters and word of mouth.
Brothers and rushees split the
work so that half advertised and
half worked Wednesday’s sale.
Even before the campaign in the
Pit began for the day, people were
ready to shop, Leahy said.
“We had people here waiting for
us to set up.”
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News
Tar Heels cruise to easy win
FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
GREENSBORO The second
ranked North Carolina women’s
soccer team used an early goal
by sophomore striker Whitney
Engen and a pair of second-half
goals by reserve forwards to
power past UNC Greensboro 3-0
Wednesday night before a crowd
of 2,844.
The Tar Heels won their third
match in a row to improve to 3-1
on the season while the Spartans
fell to 3-2 with the loss.
UNC outshot the Spartans 12-
3 and junior goalkeeper Anna
Rodenbough, a Greensboro native,
posted her first solo shutout of the
Tar Heals gear up for next tournament, invitational
WOMENS GOLF
The North Carolina women's
golf team teed off its season last
weekend at the Cougar Classic in
Hanahan, S.C., recording a tie for
sixth in the 20-team tournament.
UNC was
expected to
contend for the
team title, but
a slow start on
the first day of
play left them
fighting an
uphill battle
the rest of the
weekend.
"The thing
that was the
difference to
me was making
more putts,"
Junior Lauren
Hunt led UNC
and tied for.
20th at the
Cougar Classic.
coach Sally Austin said.
“We’re setting ourselves up to
shoot low numbers, but this game,
it's just like field hockey and soccer.
You set it up, you've got to convert,
got to make those goals. We’re put
ting the ball in position to shoot low
numbers, but now we've got to get
the ball home."
North Carolina finished the week
end with a three-day score of 889,
19 shots behind the winning team
Notre Dame. UNC shot its best
round on day two of the tournament
with a 291.
Junior Lauren Hunt posted the low
est score for the Tar Heels, and finished
the tournament tied for 20th place
“I was almost 100 percent on up
and downs, which was pretty amaz
ing," Hunt said. Tyebeen working
lk s** - isl Mi It'#
season and the 17th of her career.
The Tar Heels also shut out
Yale last Sunday on a shared
effort by Ashlyn Harris and
Rodenbough.
The Carolina defense, led
by senior All-America Jessica
Maxwell and sophomore Kristi
Eveland, has limited opponents
to only 13 shots in four games this
season.
Ariel Harris had to sit out
Wednesday’s game, but Meghan
Klingenberg filled in admirably at
the right back spot.
UNC head coach Anson
Dorrance got to play his bench
extensively for the first time this
really hard on the short game aspect,
and that really paid off this weekend.
Austin was also impressed by
Hunt's performance.
"All she's got to do is knock one
or two shots off her game, and she's
going to be up in fire top 10, top five.
contending to win," Austin said.
Hunt also said the team was not
pleased with the final standings.
"We're disappointed that we
couldn't really pull it all quite togeth
er as a team. (In the) last round, we
kind of finished worse than what
we expected we were going to do,"
she said.
'We could've made more putts.
I think that was our weakness as a
team."
UNC has now shifted its focus
towards its home tournament, the Tar
Heel Invitational, coming up in early
October at Finley Golf Course.
'I think the main thing for our'
home tournament is knowing that
it's our home turf and that we know
the course bitter than any other
team out there," Hunt said.
"And, not to put too much pres
sure on ourselves, but to know that
we've all shot way under par at this
tournament and we're capable of
winning even though iome of the
best teams ip the country are going
to be here. We still have just as good
a chance as they do.’
-COMPILED BY DAVID REYNOLDS
CROSS COUNTRY
The UNC cross country teams
press onward in the 2007 season
lailg (Ear Urrl
season as the Tar Heels used 23
players in the game.
Engen opened the scoring at
8:39 of the match, her first goal
of the season.
It ended up being the game
winning goal as well. Engen
ripped a shot into the top right
corner of the net from the top of
the key for her 13th career goal.
Unlike last year’s game in
Chapel Hill when UNC eked
out a 1-0 win over the Spartans
behind a late second-half goal by
Sterling Smith, this time the Tar
Heels were able to pad their lead
to three goals midway through the
second half.
Friday as they travel to Boone for the
Mountaineer Open.
Appalachian State will host the
Tar Heels, as well as runners from
Milligan College (women only)
the fifth-ranked team in the
pre-season NAIA poll —and Lees-
McCrae College.
The women's team will be look
ing to continue its winning ways,
coming off a first-place finish at
home in the UNC Challenge, led by
senior Addie Bracy's first-place fin
ish on Sept. 1.
Helping their cause could be the
possible return of their top runner
from 2006, junior Brie Felnagle.
Felnagle,
who did not
participate
in the UNC
Challenge,
boasts the Tar
Heels' top fin
ish at NCAA
Championships
last season
(22nd).
The men,
coming off
a second
place finish
in the UNC
Senior Addie
Bracy raced
to a first place
finish in the
season opener.
Challenge, have spent the time
since working to improve on run
ning as a pack.
The Tar Heels' Alex Ray finished
in third place with a 5k time of
15:38.10 in the Challenge, but no
other UNC runner finished better
than seventh in the three-team
race.
-COMPILED BY DANIEL PRICE