Old Gold and Black > 4.4.02

By David Irvine
In a statement released April 2, Ken Zick, vice-president for student life and instructional resources, called for a number of changes to be made to the university's off-campus guest policy.

Thurs. 11 a.m. hour debated

By Jeff Harvey
The possibility of scheduling classes during the eleven o'clock hour on Tuesdays and Thursdays has recently been debated by both Student Government and the administration.

Room, block housing availability changed for next year
By Tom Clark
The Office of Residence Life and Housing is currently in the middle of its annual fall room selection process, leading to the daunting task of students making housing arrangements for next year.

Alumnus, chief justice retires

By Elizabeth Bland
Major B. Harding's law career had a rather inauspicious beginning - he chose law as a "diversion" - but his 34-year career proved to be more than a mere detour.

University keeps memory of AIDS quilt
By Vanessa St. Gerard
Although panels of the AIDS Memorial Quilt displayed last week in Scales Fine Arts Center have left campus, one panel still remains and will become a permanent fixture at the university.

ThinkPads pack XP, DVD

By Will Wingfield
With this year's ThinkPad selection the university chose to become a uniter, instead of a divider.

Police investigate possible campus peeping tom link

By Phil Glynn
University Police are investigating a case involving a man accused of peeping into windows in Chapel Hill.

Moravians prepare for festival on and off campus
By Angel Hsu
On the evening of April 4, a formal welcome reception at the Historic Bethabara Park will begin three days of events in the German Moravians Atlantic World symposium, sponsored by the department of history.


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