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The Polls Are Open

GAA members now can vote for candidates for the 2012-13 GAA Board of Directors. Ballots were mailed with the January/February issue of the Carolina Alumni Review. A list of candidates is available online.

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History, Kids' Lit, Budget Cuts in New Review

The latest issue of the Carolina Alumni Review features UNC's oral history program, children's book author Mary Pope Osborne '71 and how budget cuts are affecting Carolina.

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Dialed In

GAA members enjoy the benefit of monthly teleclasses with our certified career coach, Linda Conklin. Improved job skills are at your fingertips with these teleclasses, which cover everything from resumes and cover letters to interviewing and networking.

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Update Your Alumni Record Today

A new year brings many changes. Be sure to update your alumni record so you can be on top of all the Carolina news and information from your General Alumni Association.

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Support Our Students Centennial Club

News

Thorp Declines Support For Gender-Neutral Housing

Chancellor Holden Thorp '86 says no, for now at least, to a proposal that would enable the University to offer gender-neutral housing.

College Athletics Panel Discussion Open to Public

Three prominent critics of collegiate sports will discuss "Big-Time College Sports: What Needs to Change?" during a panel presentation Feb. 28 on the UNC campus. The free public program will begin at 5:30 p.m. in the Sonja Haynes Stone Center Theater.

Admissions Applications Soar With First Use of Common App

UNC received 5,468 more applications than the previous year's 23,753 - a total of 29,221 and a 23 percent jump. It was the biggest-ever one-year increase.

Leadership Academy Named for Baddour

The Carolina Leadership Academy, a nationally renowned training program for UNC athletes, coaches and staff, has been renamed the Richard A. Baddour Carolina Leadership Academy in honor of the recently retired director of athletics, who created the program in 2004.

Ross Recommends Reduction In Carolina Tuition Request

Carolina will get a 9.9 percent tuition increase for next year - not the 11.4 percent hike it wanted - if the UNC System Board of Governors follows the recommendation of President Thomas Ross '75 (JD).

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