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2Thc Daily Tar HeelThursday, April 2, 1992 LOG from page 1 Dgth from page 1 fees to compensate for the loss of the University's business over the estab lishment of a preferential rate for the University. Lowering the fees for the University could set a precedent for other groups seeking fee reductions, Curganus said. Heflin estimated that losing Univer sity revenue could necessitate raising the fees, paid by town and county gov ernments, by $3 per ton. LOG members also discussed the 1 992-93 budget and proposed additions to the local recycling programs. Members considered a program for recycling household hazardous wastes such as paint, oil, batteries and pesti cides, which would cost about $60,000. But Gurganus said cardboard recy cling services should be expanded be fore the household waste recycling pro gram was funded. Cardboard recycling would greatly reduce the amount of waste going to the landfill, he said. Residents frequently have requested hazardous waste recycling services, but the service would not result in signifi cant reduction in waste, Gurganus said. tor of the summer session," Friday said. "He was the vice president of the Uni versity (for institutional studies) and special assistant to the president for over a decade, and he chaired I don't know how many committees and orga nizations on academic programs." Kingretiredin 1986afterconvincing the N.C. General Assembly to add the campuses at Wilmington, Asheville and Charlotte to the UNC system. Louise King, his widow, said that he should serve as an inspiration to UNC officials and students alike. JvLo-Eyoro Jl Id) Cry ollzo J ITuoLzo IF YOU DON'T HAVE THE NUMBERS, YOU WON'T GET THE LETTERS. THE EDUCATIONAL GROUP Chapel Hill 932-9400 Raleigh 832-9400 we'll make sure you make it. Test preparation graduate school selection 6t counseling LSAT GMAT GRE MCAT North Hills Mall, Raleigh NorthgateMall, Durham Oakcreek Village, Durham South Square Mall, Durham University Mall, Chapel Hill Golden East Crossing, Rocky Mount Parkwood Mall, Wilson Spring Into Sports 5P3$ SALE 0 APRIL 12! Inn ''MlM'HilJl' : "He was a very honest, intellectual, humorous, moral person who loved learning and was an excellent adminis trator, father and husband." King was devoted to the University and remained involved with it until his last days, she said. "He loved and was for the Univer sity," she said. "I think his integrity, his love of family and of the University were always the most important things in his life." UNC-system President CD. Spangler said: "He has been one of the most remarkable graduates of UNC. Arnold King attended more University days here than any other man or woman at the University a feat that will probably never be repeated." Spangler said he received a letter 310 W. Franklin St. 953-5767 FCAMIMG DR. PEPPER mm Dr. Peppers $2?s Senior caps are here $2 cups,$l refills Enjoy fresh new original rock with PSYCHOSONIC cnroi yesterday, mailed by King before his death, that included a 300-page report King had been commissioned to pro duce. 'The letter included a summary of every University Day celebration for the 72 years that he was here, except for 1 973 when he was in Chicago,"Spangler said. "His memory was perfect; he could remember vividly conversations from decades ago." Chancellor Paul Hardin said King wrote the book "The Multicampus Uni versity of North Carolina Comes of Age, 1 956-1986" after his retirement at the age of 75. "His history of the multicampus Uni versity is one of the best books ever written about UNC," Hardin said. "It is no wonder. Arnold King lived and led so much of that history." Friday said King was a valuable asset to the University and a man whose influence would be difficult to rival. Louise King said she mourned the loss of her husband, but hoped that he would serve as a valued role model. "He wasn't perfect, but it's difficult to think of any deviant flaws," she said. Campus Calendar THURSDAY 10 a.m. T.G.l.F. Health Fair will be held until 2 , p.m. in the Pit and Great Hall. NOON: BISA will have a noon-day prayer and devotion service in 226 Union. 3:30 p.m. UCPPS will help juniors get a jump start on the job search in 2 1 0 Hanes. 4 p.m. Tax Seminar will be held for foreign students in 101 Greenlaw. Senior Awards will be presented in Wilson Li brary Auditorium. 5:30 p.m. Association of International Students will welcome Dr. Daniels to present the Sioux Indians in 208-9 Union. 6 p.m. BROTHERS discussion group for and about African-American male students will meet in the first-floor lounge of Hinton James. 6:30 p.m. Tax Seminar will be held for foreign scholars in 101 Greenlaw. Students for the Advancement of Race Rela tions will hold a meeting in 217 Bingham. 7 p.m. UCPPS will sponsor a presentation by PIRG in 210 Hanes. Black Pre-Professional Health Society meeting on AIDS has been moved to the BCC. 8 p.m. La Casa Espanola os invita a "Charlemos. Esta semana vamos a mi rar Los Aque I los A nos 303 Dey. ITEMS OF INTEREST Cellar Door Literary Magazineneedsyourprose, poetry, photo, music and graphic submissions by Friday for the spring edition. Submission forms avail able at the Union desk or 2I6A, Suite B. Carolina Week by Week is looking for pictures of campus life. Send your black-and-white or excellent quality color photos by Apri 1 1 8 to: Carolina Week by Week, Dean of Students Office. CB5I00, 01 Steele Bid. Carolina Campus. ) IHaLLlALlUil Short People! Rnu anu nair nf chnrtc 7rr no ami custom designed stock T-Shirt for just $4.99 more, or just buy any style of shorts for 25 off! CAROLINA PRIDE 151 E. FRANKLIN ST. DOWNTOWN CHAPEL HILL 133 V. 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