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Campus briefs

Student Affairs Committee approves government posts

The Student Affairs Committee of Student Congress approved 64 student appointments to various committees of student government during its meeting Thursday night.

Committees that received appointments include the Textbook Pricing Committee, the Rape Awareness Committee and the Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor.

Students who applied for appointments first had to be interviewed by Student Body Vice President Alexa Kleysteuber. Those that received approval from Kleysteuber were supported unanimously by committee members.

The meeting also included deliberation over a resolution to call for the preservation of West House, which the UNC Board of Trustees approved for demolition in its Wednesday meeting.

Congress members also discussed a resolution that would allow voter registration drives in residence halls and would protect campaigning in residence halls during student elections.

Campers near Forest Theatre charged with trespassing

Two subjects were removed from the University's campus Tuesday on second-degree trespassing charges after an unauthorized campsite was reported in the woods near Forest Theatre, police reports state.

According to reports, Stephen Keith, assistant curator of the Totten Center, found a man and woman asleep in a tent near the theater.

Officers found evidence that the they had been living there for an extended time, which the two confirmed. They were escorted off campus without incident, reports state.

Break-in reported near Hinton James tennis courts

Officers responded about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday to reports of a break-in to one of the buildings adjacent to the tennis courts at Hinton James Residence Hall.

Reports state that there was a lock broken off and that the door was left unsecured. No property was reported stolen, and police still are investigating the incident.

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