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The traffic jams and buzz of construction equipment at the intersection of Country Club Road and N.C. 54 are about to end. But many still wonder why UNC officials scheduled the massive road construction project for the fall semester. The construction at Country Club Road is part of a larger project to install an underground electric duct bank and chilled water piping that will service the chiller plant next to Cobb Residence Hall.

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Dearmin to unveil new Web calendar

Student organizations soon will have a chance to revamp their Web sites and connect with other groups on campus to form one comprehensive calendar of events. One of Student Body President Seth Dearmin's campaign promises was to increase efficiency and communication in the campus community. And now, through a software program called Mambo, Dearmin's goal is one step closer to completion. "We've revamped the entire Web site," Dearmin said. The student government Web site has been using the Mambo software for approximately three weeks, he said.

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Officials warn users of new e-mail virus

As if University students don’t have enough e-mails lingering in their mailboxes, a recent virus is adding more messages to sift . The e-mails, which reach students through their subscribed listservs, have subject headings warning that there is an “online user violation” or that the e-mail account will be closed. Once opened, the e-mails contain no message.

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Officials review campus counseling

The end of the school year brought more good news than just the relief of summer and a seemingly endless supply of sunny days. The 2004-05 academic year passed without any University students committing suicide — compared to last year when two students, Simon Carlyle Sitterson IV and Ziyun “Tim” Mao, committed suicide during spring exams. There were four student suicides in the 2002-03 academic year.

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