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Corey Donahoe takes a face-off in North Carolina’s 13-10 win against Georgetown on Saturday. UNC trailed 3-1 early, but seized the lead with five consecutive goals.
Tyler Hopkins takes a smoke break underneath the flagpole in the center of Polk Place.
Bartlett Tree Experts cut and trimmed trees on S. Estes across from University Mall. They are clearing the area to install fiber optic power cables. The trees are chopped up and turned into mulch or taken to a recycling center. Tim Horton of Bartlett Tree Experts trims the trees to clear the area for new fiber optic cables.
Commencement Committee discusses the speakers at commencement, arrangements for bad weather situations and the overall flow and organization of the service. Chair Ron Strauss. Parking decks on campus Ramshead
Teach for America- Career Services and Jacqueline Gist hosted a workshop to help students applying for Teach for America. Interviews will be from March 9-18. Gist encouraged students to choose a simple lesson plan and demonstrate their best behavior throughout the entire interview process including the group activity. Jobs and Geography- Career Services hosted a "Jobs and Geography" workshop, which advised students on the best places to live as a college graduate. Sharon Jones stressed the importance of finding a city tailored to your interests. "Cities have personalities," she said.
The Chapel Hill "Friends of Downtown" held their monthly meeting at Top of the Hill Thursday morning. Roger Waldon, a previous Director of Planning for Chapel, was the guest speaker at the meeting.
The Chapel Hill "Friends of Downtown" held their monthly meeting at Top of the Hill Thursday morning. Roger Waldon, a previous Director of Planning for Chapel, was the guest speaker at the meeting.
Chris Carter, a first generation college student, is the first UNC student to receive the Gates Cambridge Scholarship. This merit based award allows him to complete a nine month Latin American studies Master's program in Cambridge. He is a double political science and history major with a minor in English. His extensive travels in Ecuador, Chile and Argentina as a Morehead Scholar contributed to his interest in Latin American studies.
Seymour Hersh, the Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative journalist, discusses Obama and Bush foreign policy. He has published eight books and exposed the My Lai massacre in 1969 and the Abu Ghraib prison scandal in 2004. His lecture was titled "A Report from Washington on the Obama/Bush Foreign Policy"
BoUNCe magazine sponsored their annual student body president forum. The theme for the night was "Wild, Wild, West" Rick Ingram won the nerf gun fight for the endorsement of BoUNCe. Jay Morgan (left) Alex Hunt (right)
BoUNCe magazine sponsored their annual student body president forum.
Laurie Yeames teaches at the Ballet School of Chapel Hill. She teaches Intermediate and Advanced Ballet. She has been teaching classes at UNC for 3 years. She has 25 years of teaching experience and taught Natalie Portman while she was in New York City.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's. Investigator Debbie Timmons shows Steve Woodham, owner of Good Fellows and co-owner of Four Corners, and his co-worker Ashley Curcio a variety of fake and altered ID's. "I pick up something new every time. Things are always changing," said Woodham, who has attended several trainings sponsored by the North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's.
The North Carolina Alcohol Law Enforcement Division hosts BARS, a session informing sellers and servers of alcohol about alcohol laws and regulations. The session focused mainly on preventing underage alcohol sales and spotting fake ID's.