Student groups to train lobbyists
As the N.C. Legislature gears up
for its short session, the UNC
National Student Movement and
Campus Y will hold weekly meetings
Tuesdays at 7:30 p.m. to train
students as lobbyists. The NSM's
Teague
car, Ryan said. While they were
examining the windshield, a bystand
er's arm was jostled, splashing his
drink onto Ryan and the woman,
Ryan said.
"She swung around and said, you
spit on me.' She threw her arm into
his chest . . . and said you all will
pay for this the chancellor will hear
about this,' " Ryan said.
The woman, who was visiting
campus from Charlotte, then talked
to Dean of Students Frederic
Schroeder and Area Director Iris
Hunt, said Brian Sipe, Scott Resi
dence College governor.
Schroeder refused to comment on
the incident Tuesday, saying only that
an investigation is continuing.
On Saturday, April 23, members
of the housing department and
Teague government met to discuss
what happened and how Teague
could be changed, said Greg Zwilling,
who was a resident assistant in
Teague.
The RAs at the meeting suggested
various possible changes for Teague,
from keeping residents who were
written up for disciplinary problems
from returning to Teague to changing
it to a co-ed dormitory, he said.
Sipe also met with Kuncl after
exams and wrote him a letter when
he returned home, asking that
changes not be so drastic and that
upperclassmen be allowed to stay in
the dormitory.
"I would hate to see (a change to
an all-freshman dormitory) happen
and I don't think it's right," Sipe said.
"And co-ed would kill Teague.
Maybe that's what they want to do
that's a scary thought, though.
"I'm really concerned about it
I would hate to see something
dramatic happen to Teague," Sipe
said. "I think it can be a successful
male dorm."
Randolph said he was not con
tacted by housing officials about the
problems until this week. Both
Martin and Randolph said they heard
about the incident only through
rumors from other students. They
were to meet with Kuncl Wednesday,
Randolph said.
"This is not a dorm thing; it's just
a few guys," Randolph said. "It does
not seem to me to justify wiping a
whole dorm out and starting fresh."
"Some of those alternatives
(offered at the meeting) were pretty
radical. I hope those don't happen,"
Sipe said. "The government can make
a difference and can play an active
part (in making less radical changes
in Teague). For the sake of the dorm,
at least let us try."
"Everyone in Teague was really fed
up with this we dicta" ask for this
(the incident at the party, Ryan said.
"Teague has a certain c sion that
other dorms lack; it's a sr J dorm."
"In general, Teague 1 a lot of
It brings o t
the best
in all of us.
meetings, in Murphey 1 1 1, will focus
on lobbying for preschool programs
available to all N.C. children, said
Joel Segal.
The NSM wants students from all
legislative districts for lobbying. They
residents who do their best to uphold
the Teague reputation as hell-raisers,"
Zwilling said. "It didn't really get out
of hand until the end of the semester.
They (housing officials) encouraged
us to conduct small-group meetings
with the residents explaining the
consequences of this.
"She (Area Director Hunt) was
threatened and racist comments were
made. That's why it's a big deal,"
Zwilling said.
Hunt refused comment, confirm
ing only that the incident with the
women in the car occurred and that
the women in the car were black,
while the Teague residents involved
were white. She added, "It's much
more than that, a hell of a lot more
than that.
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"Teague has been a long-standing
disciplinary problem," Hunt said.
The incident with the driver as well
as the harassment of Hunt that
followed were both discussed in the
April 23 meeting, Zwilling said.
"The people who did it (the ha
rassment) were a very small group,"
Zwilling said. "They didnt let anyone
know about it."
"The racial issue seems to have
taken a back seat," Sipe said. "This
is a result of disciplinary problems,
the history of Teague in general and
the Teague tradition. This is the straw
that broke the camel's back.
"They believe that to make the
changes a dramatic change must be
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