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August 13, 2008 edition
TOP STORIES: Since Holden Thorp was named Carolina’s 10th chancellor in May, he and his family have received more than 1,000 cards and letters. In his first meeting with University trustees Back in January, Ryan Greenway began thinking about rising gasoline prices and how the University might help employees cope. No one yet knows what that exact number will be, but Carolina officials are examining how the University will maintain or enhance its ability to attract top students inside and outside the state even as it grows. A few years back, a downturn in state budgets made it easy for other universities to lure Carolina faculty away from Chapel Hill. Recently, though, the University has reversed that trend and retained a majority of faculty members who receive competing offers. CONTACT THE GAZETTE: NEXT ISSUE: AUGUST 27 |
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