2The Daily Tar HeelMonday, October 28, 1991
Former UNC provost honored in Davis 1 campus calendar
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Current periodicals, reading room named for supporter of University library
By John Broadfoot
Staff Writer
Friends, family members and Uni
versity officials dedicated the J. Charles
Morrow III current periodicals and read
ing room in Davis Library to the memory
of the former UNC provost Friday.
More than 100 of Morrow's friends,
family and co-workers filled the room
and all available seats, as several speak
ers reminisced and told stories about
Morrow.
James Govan, University librarian,
spoke about Morrow's hard work and
dedication to the University.
"It will be a happy reminder of how
much Charlie meant to the University,"
Govan said. "There was a consensus
that this would be the appropriate thing
to do."
Morrow and his wife Mary were re
sponsible for the establishment of the
University library endowment.
Chancellor Paul Hardin talked about
the time during which he and Morrow
worked together in the University.
"He was indeed one of the finest
citizens and leaders of the University in
recent decades," Hardin said.
Edward Bernstein, an economic re
searcher at the Brookings Institute,
spoke about his friendship with Mor
row and Morrow's dedication to the
library and to the University.
During the ceremony, Govan and
Mary Morrow unveiled raised letters
spelling out Morrow's name on one of
the room's walls. A plaque listing
Morrow's accomplishments also was
placed in the reading room.
Mary Morrow thanked the audience
for attending the dedication and for
their appreciation of her husband's work.
"I want to thank you for this marvelous
expression of regard for Charlie," she
said.
Morrow, who died in 1989, gradu
ated from UNC and worked as a profes
sor, dean of the College of Arts and
Sciences and provost during his career
at the University. He is best known for
his work in the library improving the
collections.
A portrait, showing Morrow with
scenes of UNC in the background, was
presented to the University by Lia
Nickson, one of his personal friends.
After the ceremony. Morrow's
friends, family members and co-workers
attended a reception in the library
staff lounge.
1 p.m. The Hlllel Foundation will sponsor "Gen
esis Revealed." talk by Rabbi Frank Fisher, in 218
Union.
3:30 p.nt UCPPS will have an information session
about pre-arranged interviews in New York City
today in 210Hanes.
4 p.m. UCPPS will sponsor a workshop about
using a Careering Ahead Self-Advising Manual to
assist underclassmen in careerplanning in 209 Hants.
The Curriculum in African and Afro-American
Studies will sponsor a talk by Duke University Pro
fessor V.Y. Mudimbe on his book, "The African
Idea," in the assembly room of Wilson Library.
An Orientation Leader Interest Session will be
held in 208 Union.
5 p.m. Study Abroad will have a meeting in the
basement of Caldwell.
7p.m. Carolina Athletic Association will sponsor
the Mr. UNC Contest in Great Hall of the Union.
7:30 p.m. La Maison Francaise will begin French
conversation at 7:30 p.m. and their program at 8 p.m.
on the second floor of Carmichael.
The CGLA will have representatives from ACT
UP and the N.C. State Board of Public Health discuss
HIV issues in 226 Union.
UNC Ballroom Dance Club will leach the rumba
in 26 Woollen. ;
UNC Psych Club will sponsor a showing of the
movie auence oi tne Lamm in uz Davie for .
members and th-ir friends. Membership dues will ba.
collected.
8:30 p.m. Fellowship or Christian Athletes will'
meet in the left end of the Kenan Field House. Speaker: '
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The Marine Action Committee of SEAC will.,
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Wednesday for interested students.
An IM-REC Aerobics Certification Workshop
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