State Owes Information To Inmates
(01/18/02 5:00am)
And for several months, the department has refused to reveal the identities of those inmates, (even to the inmates and their attorneys) -- at least not voluntarily.
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And for several months, the department has refused to reveal the identities of those inmates, (even to the inmates and their attorneys) -- at least not voluntarily.
They say the size of the BOG, which governs the entire UNC system, is too large at 32 members and that the selection of its members by the General Assembly is questionable.
On Monday, Auburn officials temporarily suspended student chapters of Beta Theta Pi and Delta Sigma Phi, two predominately white fraternities, after the discovery of controversial images of several of the groups' members on the Web site http://www.partypics.com.
But that's where the similarities end.
From the Poynter Institute to Howard Kurtz's "Media Notes" column on The Washington Post's Web site, industry analysts have provided ongoing tips about how to cover "America's New War" without appearing overly patriotic -- a task which has challenged many journalists.
The provision, introduced in the Senate Oct. 4, calls for a study of the BOG's overall structure and governing power.
In its opening days, the court refused an appeal by Oklahoma City bombing co-conspirator Terry Nichols and banned former president Bill Clinton from practicing before the body.
Since arriving in June as N.C. Central University's newest chancellor, Ammons has worked to further a new sense of pride in the university and make it more accessible for students and global partnerships.
April Bethea
But never, never did I ever imagine it could happen during my lifetime.
But now the state is making headlines in a different arena.
And in the aftermath of Helms' decision to not seek a sixth term in office, friends and foes of North Carolina's senior senator have come out in full force. Some praise Helms' ability to maintain his conservative views, while others chastise him as a bigot and racist.
I can finally say George W. Bush and President in the same breath without feeling the urge to giggle. Things were getting pretty scary for awhile, but Bush actually won me over with his stem cell speech a couple of weeks ago.
BOG Chairman Ben Ruffin announced plans for the task force to the board April 13. Members will be named at the board's next meeting.
But for countless others in the state, access to the World Wide Web is extremely limited -- dividing many rural communities from technologically rich areas like the Triad and Triangle.
But the protest move, which is being taken by the University of California-Berkeley students who hope to incite the administration to reconsider its admissions policy, is just one piece of a larger puzzle surrounding race-based admissions policies across the country.
The budget, which Easley proposed March 11, allocates additional funds to meet the growing needs of state universities but also recommends extensive cuts in operational funding for the UNC General Administration and other state agencies.
But state legislators are divided on whether state funds should be allocated to the cities to alleviate transit woes.
While political pundits agree President George W. Bush appeared personable and well-organized during his first televised speech before Congress on Tuesday night, they disagree on the merits of his budget plan.
Easley's plan calls for an independent review board to evaluate patient claims against health care providers and requires providers to offer coverage for participating in clinical trials.