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Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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and a recent graduate. The event is
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Time: 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Location: Hanes Hall, Room 2398
Club meeting: The UNC
Geographical Society will hold its
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majors.
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Anna Kim, Beth Medium, Jordan Mason, Beth
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News
Political event: Cobb Community
will present an interactive Political
Tunnel of Oppression to highlight
barriers within politics. Participants
will be able to travel through vari
ous rooms experiencing and learn
ing about types of barriers.
Time: 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Location: The Pit
Film screening: The film "Khuda
ke liye: In the Name of God" will
be shown in Hindi-Urdu with
English subtitles. The video is part
of the South Asia Film Festival and
was filmed in the U.S., England and
Pakistan. The event is free.
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Location: FedEx Global Education
Center, Nelson Mandela Auditorium
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Pete Bonds, Rachel Coleman, Meghan Cooke,
Michael Daugherty, Rebecca Denison, Ashley
Dumford, Caroline Dye, Ashlee Edwards,
Kaitlin Fitzgerald, Forrest Fleming, Nicole
Franceschini, Rachel Glover, Olivia Hammill,
Clint Hannah, Roxanne Hernandez, Max
Harris, Jacqueline Huntington, Chris Kennedy,
Alexander Lim, Matthew Lynley, Ross
Maloney, Katy McCoy, Stephanie Metzen,
Tarini Parti, Sophie Sanders, Chris Saunders,
Jen Serdetchnaia, Gregory Smith and Alii
Yingling.
University: Kate Sullivan, senior writer,
Danielle Adams, Mary Cole Allen, Cassandra
Ayars, Ryan Barber, MaiyAnn Barone,
Brecken Branstrator, Paige Brown, Chelsea
Cooper, Abby Parson, Blake Frieman,
Pauline Gremaud, Samantha Halpern, Laura
Hoxworth, Leah Hughes, Rebecca Hundley,
Meera Jagannathan, Kathy Jameson,
Rashonda Joplin, Stephanie Kelly, Lyle
Kendrick, Eliza Kern, Teddy Klug, Zack Levine,
Andrea Marchiano, Evan Marlow, Ryan
McPeek, Alice Miller, Sarah Norris, Hillary
Rose Owens, Caroline Phillips, Gabriela
Pinto, Meghan Prichard, Kasey Rankin, Sarah
Rankin, Jamie Richardson, Lindsay Ruebens,
Matthew Sampson, Elly Schofield, Trip Smith,
Casey Welch, Christian Wisseh, Mary Withers
and Seth Wright.
Editorial Production: Stacy Wynn,
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Printing: Triangle Web Printing Cos.
Distribution: Nick and Sarah Hammonds.
2008-2009 HILLARD GOLD ‘39 LECTURE
Ifl Ifl Hi
GARY HIRSHBERG
“CE-YoStrfhyfieldjfarm '
Award-winning social entrepreneur Gary
Hirshberg visits Chapel Hill this fall to propose I
ways companies can help save the planet while
, achieving greater profits and consumers can
use the power of conscious consumption to
encourage green corporate behavior. Honored
for corporate and environmental leadership.
Hirshberg draws on his own experience building
the world s leading organic yogurt business
while incorporating environmental principles
and practices.
Nov. 11, 2008, 7:30 p.m.
Gerrard Hall, UNC-Chapel Hill
Free and Open to the Public
General Admission Seating * 'l6
Book Signing Following Lecture
, www.johnstoncenter.unc.edu
919.966.5110
Sponsored by
James M. Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence
Carolina Entrepreneurial Initiative
Center for Sustainable Enterprise
The Hillard Gold ’39 lecture series honors alumnus Hillard Gold
and is made possible by the gift of James Gold 72 and Jonathan
Gold 75, who established the series to honor their late father.
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| ARTS at SCIENCES
DOSe
Signs discovered on bear
FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS
A dead bear cub was found dumped on
Western Carolina University campus with
a pair of Barack Obama campaign signs
on it.
The 75-pound cub was discovered by the entrance
to campus shot in the head, said Tom Johnson, chief
of university police. The signs were stapled to the
bear’s head.
Wildlife Resources was called to remove it.
NOTED. A Florida man
tried to steal bags of super
market frozen shrimp by hid
ing them in his pants.
When authorities stopped
the 32-year-old man, he took
several bags out of his pants
and promised to put them
back.
But when he tried to exit
the store, the detective tack
led and restrained him.
POLICE LOG
■ A Chapel Hill woman was
arrested Sunday for taking inde
cent liberties with a minor, accord
ing to Chapel Hill police reports.
Danielle Brook Futrelle, 19,
also faces a misdemeanor charge
of drug paraphernalia, two mis
demeanor charges of contribut
ing to the delinquency of a minor
and two other misdemeanor
counts. She was arrested at an
East Franklin Street convenience
store, reports state.
Police seized two stolen lighters
and five stolen alcoholic beverages,
according to reports.
Futrelle was confined in Orange
County Jail in lieu of $16,500 bail
and is expected in district criminal
court Nov. 24.
■ Someone refused to leave
Ye Olde Waffle Shoppe and spit
in an employee’s face Sunday,
according to Chapel Hill police
reports.
■ Police received complaints of
people disputing the ownership of
two dogs, according to Chapel Hill
police reports.
Reports state that the dispute,
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NOTED. A 66-year-old
Florida woman chose to go to
jail rather than pay her Waffle
House bill.
She ordered coffee and
a sandwich, which cost her
$7.45.
“O’Neill said she was not
going to pay for her food,” the
police report states. “I asked
O’Neill again to pay for her food
and she plain refused to.”
about two dachshunds, occurred
Sunday night.
■ An armed robbery took place
on Smith Level Road early Sunday,
according to Carrboro police
reports.
The victim told police that he
was robbed by two males and a
female, report state.
■ There were two raccoons
outside the doors of Carrboro
Elementary School, according to
Carrboro police reports.
The complainant told police
that she saw the raccoons outside
a glass door and attempted to shoo
them away, but they did not leave,
according to reports.
The responding officer searched
the area but could not locate the
raccoons, reports state.
■ Police received reports that
subjects were in a white van on
Barnes Street passing around what
appeared to be a crack pipe, accord
ing to Carrboro police reports.
An officer responded early
Sunday with “negative results,”
reports state.