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The senior class has organized a project, Seniors for Seniors, that will link UNC students and local children with area nursing homes. Involved nursing homes include the Shepherd House, Alterra Clare Bridge of Chapel Hill and the Chapel Hill Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center.
The Campus Y and the UNC Center for Healthy Student Behaviors are sponsoring several events today through Friday in conjunction with World AIDS Week. The UNC Center for AIDS Research started the week with a symposium Monday.
The N.C. Statewide Program for Infection Control and Epidemiology has produced a chart listing several potential diseases terrorists might use as weapons. The four main diseases listed on the chart are anthrax, smallpox, botulism and the plague.
Royce Murray, a UNC chemistry professor and researcher, was one of five N.C. winners of the award, which is issued by a state agency to recognize general excellence in any field.
Carmen Scott, an executive assistant for the BSM, said more events have been planned for this year's BSM Month than any previous year's. Scott said each event is sponsored by either a BSM subgroup or committee.
Students with the Carolina Consulting Solutions, a new campus organization that strives to financially advise student groups and help them run more efficiently, say the group is still in its initial stages.
Malcolm Forbes, a UNC chemistry professor and one of the experiment's conductors, said the study revealed that the biggest factor contributing to some foul-smelling beers is sunlight.
This year's Derby Days fund-raiser took place from Oct. 3 to Oct. 13 and collected $53,427 -- about $30,000 more than the event raised last year.
But the Transportation and Parking Advisory Committee hopes to combat that problem by making public transportation more efficient.
CAA officials say they hope the event will have a strong turnout, adding that measures are being taken to make sure this year's concert runs more smoothly than last year's.
The symposium, held at the James M. Johnston Center for Undergraduate Excellence, recognized students for their work in a range of fields.
Student Body Vice President Lerissa Rentas pitched the idea of the Student Academic Advisory Board to Student Congress last Tuesday night, where it was approved unanimously.
Robinson, the keynote speaker at the seventh annual Blacks in Diaspora Student Academic Conference, said he thinks one problem with Black History Month is that it only tells a small part of the history of black culture.
The Clef Hangers, Chapel Hill Players comedy troupe and UNC football coach John Bunting are among those expected to raise the spirits of the 320 already-committed dancers during their 24-hour fund-raising stretch.
