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TUESDAY, APRIL 22. 2008
GUMPFEST
FROM PAGE 3
Paytes also helped organize a
January Ham Potter trivia event
that drew 200 people.
This time, she was given a
budget of about $2,000, which
was exceeded but still didn't sate
demand.
And though the Harry Potter
event brought a lot of attendees in
costume, only one person dressed
as Gump on Monday.
"The early years," said sopho
more Hunter Holloway, clad in
suspenders, a button-up white shirt
PAYNE
FROM PAGE 3
she said.
Payne said the position at CU-
Boulder has some similarities
to his job with UNC’s Division
of Student Affairs, where he has
worked directly with departments
spanning the scope of student
life.
One similarity to UNC that
Payne said he found particularly
attractive was CU-Boulder's tradi
tion of shared governance with its
students.
Hilliard also noted the importance
of student voices at CU-Boulder,
when- three students are serving on
the search committee.
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“I couldn't find leg braces
though."
Carolina Union President
Robert Gurdian said the movie
theme is one the organization will
stick with.
“I think we’ve tapped into some
thing that people really like," he
said. “It’s what this movie is about
reliving the past and connected
pop culture-ness."
That’s all he has to say about
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That committee should make its
recommendation by late May.
Finalists will visit the campus for
interviews in the next three weeks.
Payne's visit is April 29.
The new vice chancellor will start
work about July 1.
Payne said if he is not chosen
for the position, he will continue
to work at UNC.
“As 1 indicated, I wasn't really
looking for any change," Payne
said. “I enjoy UNC; our family
lives here and enjoys the com
munity, so I definitely would con
tinue on as long as UNC would
have me.”
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open to all students, on Saturday.
“Senior Week is a way to bring
all the seniors together one last
time before graduation,” senior
class Vice President Veronica Mora
said.
“It’s also to keep seniors
informed about events leading up
to graduation and life after."
The senior class had an informa
tion session Monday in the Student
Union called the Good to Know
Expo. About 200 seniors passed
through.
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tion booths at the expo.
“We had information about
anything any graduate would
want to know about ranging
from mortgages to 401(k)s," Mora
said.
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Senior Rebecca Lowder gets information on the Siena Hotel from Michelle Castro during the Senior
Good to Know Expo in the Student Union on Monday afternoon. About 200 seniors attended the event.
Class officers are also hosting
more traditional events. Seniors will
be able to ascend the stairs to the
top of the Bell Tower and inscribe
their names on the wav up.
Senior David Steele, the master
bell ringer, said that he could not
recall an official start to the Bell
Duke Center for
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Tower Climb tradition.
“I know people have been able
to climb the tower since it opened
in 1931,’ he said. “But the oldest
signature I've found on the tower
is from 1937."
But the honor of climbing the
Bell Tower is exciting to many
seniors such as Matt Bryson.
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is awesome because I read in the
DTH that not a lot of people get to
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reflected on what she has learned
in office.
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one," she said. “You want to, but it’s
not feasible."
But many seniors such as
Matthew Breazeale appreciate the
work that Mora and senior class
President Ashley Shores have done,
though their busy schedules keep
them from attending many of the
events.
“They put a lot of events togeth
er, but there's only so much they
can do," he said.
“It’s up to seniors to be respon
sible and find out what’s going on.
but it'll be hard for many of us to
go because we’re too busy.’
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