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2The Daily Tar HeelTuesday, September 29, 1992 I Homecoming to bring variety of ByTecshaHolIaday Suff Writer Homecoming week, scheduled the week of Oct. 1 8, brings with it a range of festivities sure to please everyone. Adam Beck, one of three Homecom ing directors for the Carolina Athletic Association, said he was enthusiastic about the wide variety of the week's events. "We've always had a lot of student participation, so we expect it for this year," he said. 'That's what makes the week fun for everybody." Homecoming week "kicks off' with a non-revenue game between the UNC men's soccer team and the N.C. State men's team Sunday, Oct. 18. Sunday night, Tar Heels may enjoy the Bugs Bunny Road Runner Movie in the Pit. Tracy Kirincich, CAA president, said the movie in the Pit was rescheduled from Tuesday night in an attempt to Local businesses to comply By Richard J. Dalton Jr. Suff Writer : Chapel Hill and Carrboro businesses must change the way they dispose of their garbage next year to comply with state regulations requiring separation of yard waste from other waste. The changes, which will take effect Jan. 1 , primarily will affect commercial garbage collectors, landscapers and businesses that have trash bins. Rural residents of Orange County also will be forced to comply with the regulations. Commercial garbage collectors will be required to separate yard waste, which Signet has unique strategic consulting opportunities in Richmond and Washington. RESUME DROP DATE October 6, 1992 INFORMATION SESSION October 26, 1992 ON-CAMPUS RECRUITING October 27, 1992 See Signet's Business your placement office SKPsET Signet Banking Corporation is Employer and encourages women Signet promotes a drug rgro) LsLni AmiPro. jni Wimtuvs. Ami Pro from Lotus is the Windows word processor that's nailed aces from industry experts and users. Ami Pro 3.0 $79. 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An admission price has not yet been set Friday marks the highlight of Homecoming week, with the annual Franklin Street Extravaganza, pep rally includes grass clippings, leaves and tree branches, from other waste before dumping it The county will propose tripling dumping charges for non-compliance, according to Wilbert McAdoo, Orange County public works director. Landscapers and other businesses that produce yard waste will ha ve to dump it themselves because Chapel Hill and Carrboro do not collect commercial yard waste. Such businesses could reduce the amount of yard waste and eliminate dumping charges by composting, leav ing the grass clippings on the grass, Analyst materials in for details. an Equal Opportunity and minorities to apply. - free workplace. 3 Days SAVINGS on... Freelance Graphics for Windows Create successful, .4 professional-looking presentations: 35mm slides, overheads & handouts. Dual Media. $70 00 SEPT. 29, 30 AND OCT. 1 Shop Computers m IMC Stadeot Stores UNC students, faculty & staff may and parade. Woody Durham will emcee the pep rally, scheduled for 7 p.m., immediately after the 6 p.m. parade. The Franklin Street Extravaganza is a huge party on Franklin Street during which the street is blocked off for games, booths and fun. Local radio stations will provide musical entertainment. Swift said the CAA needed student organizations to run booths at the party. Interested groups should contact the CAA. Homecoming week concludes with the UNC-Georgia Tech football game Saturday in Kenan Stadium. The 1992 Homecoming queen will be crowned at halftime. The deadline for Homecoming queen applications is 5 p.m. Wednesday. CAA members revamped the selection pro cess to try to avoid problems which occurred in past years, Kirincich said. Applications received from student organizations will be reviewed by a panel of student leaders from various with waste disposal rules mulching leaves and using branches for firewood or wood chips. "It saves people money," said Johnny Johnson, manager of Johnson Garbage Service. He added that reducing waste was cheaper because it eliminated hauling and dumping charges. McAdoo said the county encouraged such alternatives for businesses and resi dents because they reduced waste. "You want to get as long a life out of (the landfill) as you can," McAdoo said. Gayle Wilson, the solid waste ad ministrator for Chapel Hill, said the town was developing an overall composting plan. Other businesses affected by the new requirements are restaurants, stores and those with publicly accessible trash bins. Corrections In the Sept. 28 article "B-GLAD files second suit following dismissal," it should have been reported that Stu dent Government Code prohibits the appropriation of student funds to "pro grams, services, or events of a reli JMlllMlMJMlMlMIllMJMlMlMIMlMlMJllin CHJNE56 RESmURMT 790 Airport Road, Chapel Hill -next to Save-A-Center NEW HOURS! Open ALL Afternoon! Out new menu items: To Fu Szechuan Style, Beef with Sauteed Vegetables, Chicken Shrimp Mustard Sauce, Beijing Sauce Chicken, I Roast Pork Cantonese Style & Triple Delight (Tliai Style) I $4.72 LUNCH SPECIALS EVERYDAY! I In m aTwn m at A rwi C rwm SAt. -at n MrS . - U1M SUM SA1. UN. 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Unlike past Homecoming queens, this year's queen will do a service project during her reign. Businesses will have to ensure that people refrain from placing yard waste in the businesses' trash bins. The public is not allowed to use the bins at all. Rural residents of Orange County without garbage collection will have to separate the yard waste from other gar bage before dumping it in the county trash bins, known as "green boxes," McAdoo said. McAdoo added that the county would be adding new trash bins for small yard waste and that residents will place large waste, such as branches, on the ground near the trash bins. Residents also would receive per mits for dumping in the landfill. The county will educate the public about the changes through a mailing to every resi dent of the county, he said. gious or politically partisan nature." The Sept. 28th article "Gore bus departs at 2 p.m." should have said that Sen. Al Gore would speak Mon day at East Carolina University. The DTH regrets the errors. UIVLK, lllW-MV I'M DAYS A WEEK 111 tus - 2 - 3 popular spread ons sheet program pro vides flexible data management. 1-2-3 2.4 for DOS $79. 1 -2-3 for Windows $1 09.00 1 -2-3 for Macintosh $79. of the Student Stores. Gone with the cans: UNC loses recycling contest, 3,130 170 By Daniel Peter Daura Aldrich StaffWritcr Just as N.C. State once again de feated UNC on the football field Sat urday, the Wolfpack once again crushed the Tar Heels in the second annual Earth Buddy Bowl II. In the 2-12-week recycling contest between the two campuses, State squashed UNC by collecting 3,130 pounds of aluminum cans compared toUNCs 170 pounds. The annual contest was sponsored by Budweiser and Raleigh radio sta tion WRDU-1 06. N.C. State will receive a $1,000 donation to its library fund and a con cert given by a "good local band fur winning theevent, said Swart McAfue. vice president of Harris Inc., the local Anheuser-Busch distributor. The UNC collection contest center was a single trailer located at the Sigma Chi Fraternity House. N.C. State's main collection center, however, drew cans from all of the Raleigh campus's recycling collection sites. Grievance objective will be to set the priorities for the year. Despite the fact that the Employee Forum did not plan to discuss the policy at their upcoming meeting, Wijnberg said that some delegates had expressed an interest in addressing the proposed grievance procedure. One change in Hardin's proposal is that grievants won't be allowed legal counsel at the Step 3 hearing. Charest said the chancellor had ob-. served the grievance process since changes went into effect early last year. He found that lawyers made the process adversarial, contributed to delays and were costly for grievants, she said. Schubert said there should at least be legal representation at Step 3 and that Campus Calendar TUESDAY 4 p.m. Diabetes Support Group will meet in the Health Education Conference Room on the second floor of Student Health. Information: 966-6562. 5 p.m. UNC Math Club will hold its organiza tional meeting in 383 Phillips. UNC Juggling Club will meet at the flagpole between South Building and Wilson Library. The rain location will be Carmichael Ballroom. 5:30 p.m. Inlerfailh Student Cooperative will have a progressive dinner beginning at the Battle House and stopping at each campus ministry. The cost is $4. 6 p.m. Carolina Union Activities Board will sponsor "Left of Center Potpourri of Performances," featuring a performance by Paul Ferguson in the Cabaret 6: 15 p.m. UNC Young Democrats will meet in the Union Circle to carpool to the "Jam for Jim Hunt" in Raleigh. 7 p.m. Psl Chi, the National Psychology Honor Fraternity, will hold its first meeting with speaker Dr. Dave Eckerman in 1 10 Davie. 7:30 p.m. The Cellar Door, UNC's literary maga zine, will hold a general interest meeting in 205 Union. AED, a Pre-MedPre-Health Care Professional Honor Society, will welcome Deborah Bender to speak on child and maternal health care in 224 Union. 8:30 p.m. Pauper Players will have an organiza tional meeting for the staff at the office. Call Thomas King at 914-2395 if you cannot attend. oAvaihibkJ(bw! from Knopf Publishers ' 1 4 I a k Bull's Head Bookshop UNC Student Stores 962-5060 Christina Verleger, student orga nizer for N.C. State, said cans were taken from receptacles all over the N.C. State campus and deposited into one container. The contest also was : promoted by the N.C. State student government, she said. "We did very well this year within the first two weeks we col lected more cans than we had all last year," Verleger said. "All the students here on campus got involved, and the Inter-Fraternity Council helped out also." Anne Shaw, student organizer for UNC, could not be reached for com ment. A representati ve of the contest was scheduled to announce the results of Earth Buddy Bowl n at the N.C. State UNC football game Saturday. :; But UNC administrators refused to allow the announcement, McAfee said. i "The administration refused to co operate with us because we are a beer company," he said. "Because of this, the results could not be announced at the game." from page 1 legal representation was something SEANC didn't want removed when the policy was last revised in 1990. Alan McSurely, a local civil rights attorney who represented UNC police officer Keith Edwards in her grievance against seven current and former UNC administrators, said the attempt to re move lawyers from the process was a mistake. "I think it' s a disaster," he said. "What it is going to mean is that people who have been discriminated against now have no way of getting legal pro tection except by going to Step 4 or filing a lawsuit." McSurely also said he believed that since 1988, the University's grievance process had gone from one of the fairest in the state to one of the worst. The present grievance procedure went into effect Feb. 1, 1991. Pho ne from page 1 But Rimer said he simply wanted "to explore the possibility of meeting by telephone. "We mainly communicate by the spoken word," he added. Karpinos' report stated: "Although no provision of the town's charter or general law specifically prohibits Coun cil Members' participation by telephone connection, generally accepted prin ciples of parliamentary procedure con template that members of a parliamen tary board be physically present, at least initially, at a meeting of the board in order to participate in the board's for mal decision making." Last month, Rimer was connected by telephone to listen to the council's closed-door meeting involving Herzenberg's tax evasion. But Rimer was forced to hang up because someone was listening in on the private conver sation of the council. a t a THE inn nasauiMir xirmmmmmam
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