MAY 22 , 2002
TOP STORIES
Budget forecast remains cloudy
Campus responds to wave of violence in Floyd's wake
Sidebar: Three years later, Hurricane Floyd still puts community resources, service learning to test
Gates to discuss novel by slave woman
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TOP STORIES: • Budget forecast remains cloudy • Campus responds to wave of violence in Floyd's wake Sidebar: Three years later, Hurrican floyd still puts community resources, service learning to test • Gates to discuss novel by slave woman • A peek behind the graduation stage
MORE STORIES: • Parking and transportation to be disrupted • Journal ranks carolina high in percentage of black faculty • Benefits, incentives top survey's concerns • Researchers receive $1.79 million for cystic fibrosis • OWRR handles huge influx of trash and recyclables • Which Jefferson? • Janken helps tell story of Walter White, black writer • Ueltschi service-learing grant recipients anounced
CONSTRUCTION WATCH
NEWS BRIEFS • Microsoft media to be renewed July 1 • Additional parking available during summer session • Plans under way for University-wide blood drive • Work-study workshops offered for supervisors • New web site offers local health information • PlayMakers receives grant for next season • Nominations needed for management award
FYI RESEARCH: Thesis examines role of Latinos in the state
FACULTY/STAFF NEWS & NOTES • Three receive distinguished professorships • Botanical Garden names Weakley herbarium curator • Moore to become vice president for infomation technology at Boston Collge
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