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By JENNIFER KELLER
SlafT Writer
Dottie Bernholz, director of Student
Legal services, graduated from UNC in
I963 and "never moved away." Bernholz
legally represents all UNC students.
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Dottie Bernholz
with "students'
Services at UNC
serves 2,000
students a year;
Bernholz, a
General College
adviser, has in
dividual contact
with a large
number of
students '.
Bernholz said
she deals mostly
landlordtenant difficulties, and, unfor
tunately, divorces."
Legal services does not differentiate
problems by gender, but Bernholz said,
"along sexual lines, I see more distressed
unwed fathers (than unwed mothers).
He's had no guidance and comes in very
naive."
Bernholz said N.C. laws that
discriminate . against women are rare.
"There's been a great deal of reform.
Most (now) place a heavier burden on
men. Marital property is now divided in
half; there have been significant
changes."
"I do psychologically favor ERA,"
Bernholz said. She feels ERA is needed
but the problem would be
"enforcement," she said.
Bernholz feels Legal Services "has
fulfilled a big need, but students are still
asserting their rights without understan
ding their responsibilities."
Bernholz said the biggest problem, is
that "students come through (college) in
isolated circumstance." She said students
are too protected, often living together
and joining fraternities and sororities.
"People living alone have a clearer vi
sion of reality. I think UNC should let
student still living in an embryonic world
see that's a real world out there. I'm not
sure that's happening," she said.
Bernholz said she believes women have
to overcome the "new superwoman,
superlawyer, be-everything image." She
said, "It's tough. Women have to
recognize their weaknesses."
Bernholz lives close to campus with her
husband, also an attorney, and a 16-year-old
son who goes to Chapel Hill High
School. They have a 20-year-old daughter
who attends Boston University.
At home, Bernholz said she is con
stantly reminded that she is "as human as
anyone else. I scream and yell too. I
might be a role model on campus, but at
home everyone's on my case. It's self
regulating," she said. .
As a professional Bernholz said she
feels "you've got to have self-respect, be
a little tougher. Being competitive and
not complacent is good for you." But she
balances it by not taking herself too
seriously. "Sometimes you just have to
laugh at yourself," she said.
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With the rains of March pierced to the root, April's sweet breath has
fallen upon the N.C. Botanical Gardens, where students can prepare
for final exams.
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DON
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County Commissioner
May 8
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DON WILLHOIT
R.G. Stamey
District Manager
Southern Bell
Post Office Box 32000
Raleigh, North Carolina 27622
Phone (919) 836-4200
April 16, 1984
TO UNIVERSITY OF NOrtTH CAROLINA
CHAPEL HILL DORMITORY STUDENTS
Dear Customers:
During the reconnection of student telephone service in August of 1983
there was considerable confusion and misunderstanding regarding the provision
of Custom Calling features which resulted in some students receiving unrequested
Custom Calling features. On behalf of Southern Bell I want to apologize again
for any inconvenience, confusion, or misunderstanding.
In order to avoid any similar occurrences in the future, we will implement
new procedures for service connections beginning with the 1984 fall semester. '
As in the past, dormitory students will still be able to. fill out an
application form far telephone service. IVc believe this method is a time-saver
and convenience to you and to the Company. However, this form will be changed
to avoid future problems.
(1) It will include a listing of the various Custom Calling Services
available with a method for selecting those which you may desire.
(2) It will show an itemization of the charges for these services as well
as charges for service connection, basic services and additional directory
listings .
(3) To avoid misunderstandings regarding proper authorization of the services
requested, the application will require the signature of the customer responsible
for the service and will be carbonized so that you may retain a copy of the
application for your records.
(4) Any subsequent marketing by telephone of Custom Calling features to
the students will be followed by a confirmation letter to them which will itemize
the services ordered, the charges for those services and the date of the order.
We value your business and your confidence, and sincerely hope these
arrangements will help you in planning your telephone needs for the fall
semester. Should you have any further questions, please call 832-3377.
Sincerely yours ,
R. G. Stamey
Operations Manager - Southern Bell
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