APRIL 10, 2002

TOP STORIES

Budget cut scenarious run as
high as 4 percent

Panel to revamp
parking plan

Winmore project would
create affordable housing

COMPLETE CONTENTS

TOP STORIES:
•  Budget cut scenarios run as high as 4 percent
•  Panel to revamp parking plan
•  Winmore project could create affordable housing
•  Kapp named historic preservationist

MORE STORIES:
•  Spotlight: Memories to measure time
•  'Yield to Heels Day' to promote pedestrian safety
•  Kudos handed out to campus master planners
•  School of Public Health lands $1 million gift
•  Graduate programs rank high in U.S. News ratings
•  BRIDGES program to hold information session on April 15
•  ArtiFACTS
•  Traditional country group to perform
•  Employee trustee seats under review

NEWS BRIEFS:
•  PlayMakers announces accessible performance of Our Town
•  Carolina Environmental Program forum planned
•  Medical school symposium marks 50th anniversary
•  Business school hosts ethics expert
•  Upcoming exhibit focuses on work of Walker Percy
•  Journalism students' documentary to air on UNC-TV
•  CBS correspondent Simon to speak at business school
•  Music department celebrates works of Stravinsky
•  Senior class gift announced

BIG NAMES ON CAMPUS

FACULTY/STAFF NEWS & NOTES
•  Filene tapped for Teaching Excellence award
•  Mary H. Palmer to serve as first Umphlet distinguished professor in aging
•  Decorations & Distinctions
•  Campus Awards
•  Star Heels
•  Staff Promotions/Reclassifications

HUMAN RESOURCES
•  Nominations for Chancellor's Award due April 19
•  HR facilitator of the year nominations due April 26
•  Carolina Cobras discount tickets available

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