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I hope we can make the pizza soon. - Chad Bonds from page 3 he said. "In this case, the hospital board decided how much to borrow and made a proposal to a group of underwriters who offered the money." Every lender gets a form of docu ment, or bond, which specifies the rate at which the borrower will repay the debt, the time in which the borrower will repay the debt and other specifics of the loan, Tuchi said. . "Under most circumstances, an indi vidual will borrow directly from a lender," he said. "When you borrow money tax free and in large volume, you can't deal directly with a lender." The University hires an investment banker who serves as an intermediary to find lenders, he said. The bond is paid back by the Univer sity in various ways, depending on what the project is, Tuchi said. Bonds that financed the student rec reation center will be paid back with student fees, he said. Bonds that paid for the Kenan-Flagler School of Business will be paid back by private donations. "None are paid back by out-of-state appropriations," he said. All UNC projects currently are funded by bonds. The state has not provided appro priations to finance projects for the School of Social Work, the School of Dentistry or the other schools of the University that require additional fund ing, Tuchi said. "The way in which the state has pro vided money in the last few years, there haven't been enough appropriations to finance our projects," he said. Cordon Rutherford, director of fa cilities planning and design, said sell ing bonds to finance projects was not a new policy. "The things that we sell bonds for the state never has supported," he said. The revenue from the sale of the bonds determines whether the Univer sity will be able to construct new projects, Rutherford said. "The student rec center would never have seen the light of day if we weren't willing to support student fees which provided source revenue for bonds," he said. Calvin and Hobbes 1 BON, IS IT (BID! 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GU.il IIIIIS,. ESTE JImII Need help with this crossword puzzle? Call 1-900-454-3014. Your phone company will bill you 95 cents per minute. Rotary or touch-tone phones. i 2 a U k"" "15 E 17 e 5 I io hi Jia I13 14 Ti 16 " 17 18 19 20 " " "" 22 " 23 " 24 25 " 26 27" M " """" it 30 3T 32 33 ' 34 35 ii" 37 38 39 0 ram ....... 44 " 45 4 mmmmmmmmXmm mmm mmm m : 47 48 49 50 51 52 " 53 54 55 5t " 57 51 59 mm el 64 65 I I I tin I lilt- Dahmer enters plea of msanityl The Associated Press MILWAUKEE Jeffrey L. Dahmer pleaded guilty but insane to IS slayings Monday, six months after he admitted killing and dismembering 17 young men, having sex with corpses and sav ing one victim's heart to eat. If found insane, Dahmer could be sentenced to a mental institution where, after a year of treatment, he could peti- Monasterio tion for release every six months. "His plea is horrible," said Shirley Hughes, mother of victim Anthony Hughes. "It's driving me mad. He's not insane." However, defense attorney Gerald Boyle and District Attorney E. Michael McCann said the chances are slim that Dahmer ever would be released, even if found insane at a trial later this month. from page 4 "Ultimately the final decision is David's because he's the athlete who has to compete," Comfort said, "and if he wants to go this way, I'm really excited. "It gets me excited just sitting here talking about it, to have someone who's that elite that can do it." As a freshman, Monasterio set a school record in the 500 freestyle with a time of 4:25.4 1 . He captured the ACC title in the 200 butterfly and competed at the NCAAs for UNC in three indi vidual events and two relays. Monasterio cannot point to a single event and label it as his best or his favorite. Whenever he designates one as his best event, he winds up doing better in the other ones because there is not as much pressure placed on those 15-501 events. "I think this year I'm going to con centrate on the 200 fly just because it may be better for me internationally later," Monasterio said. "But I still have a lot of fun with my 200 and 500 freestyles." As a junior and a co-captain, Monasterio supposedly has a leader ship role on the men 's team. He does not consider himself to be much of a leader, however. "I'm a captain and all, but I think I might have been voted captain just be causelcan swim fast,"Monasterio said. "I hope I can lead the team by example and maybe motivate them to swim fast. I don't think I have many leadership qualities. I don't give the halftime speeches." from page 3 Old Mill Rd., also said she felt widen ing the bypass was necessary. "I'm sure that it is needed from the amount of traffic here," she said. "Yes, we've been inconvenienced, but there's always inconvenience in life." But Mary Lou Hendrick of 758 Old Mill Rd. disagreed with her neighbors about the construction. "I think they should have put (the bypass) out around the town," she said. "It pretty much divides the town in two." Natasha Strawn, assistant manager of University Mall, said she did not think local businesses had been affected by the construction on 15-501 bypass. "We have not experienced any in convenience with customers," said Strawn. "There has not been a slow in business." "I don't think anybody needs to be alarmed by this, " Boyle said. ' "i "Anyone who thinks that a persorV sentenced to a mental institution get out in six months or a year or a year and) a half should go about the business of doing some research," he said. "It is extremely difficult ... to get out, especially when it was a violenf crime that has taken place." Dahmer, 31, pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree murder and ' I J counts of first degree intentional homi cide. 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