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‘Nicholas Nickleby’ takes the stage at PlayMakers

PlayMakers Repertory Company will stage the biggest production in its history with “The Life and Adventures of Nicholas Nickleby” Nov. 11-Dec. 20. The professional theater-in-residence at UNC will present the stage version of Charles Dickens’ masterpiece in two parts, running in rotating repertory.  PlayMakers’ producing artistic director Joseph Haj, who will co-direct the play, said that Dickens’ novel will be brought to life with all the colorful characters, fantastic twists of fate, sly humor and rich, interwoven tapestry of his immortal tale. read more
25 actors, 150 roles: Nicholas Nickleby
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Two UNC seniors win Rhodes Scholarships
Students
Sunday, November 22, 2009

Elizabeth Blair “Libby” Longino has interned with a microcredit program in Vietnam, helped start a group combating child prostitution in Cambodia and completed an Outward Bound Wilderness Expedition in the Pacific Northwest.

Henry Lawlor Spelman has worked in refugee camps in Tanzania, tutored underprivileged high school students and trekked more than 125 miles in Washington’s Olympic Mountains.

These and other highlights of their undergraduate years at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have helped win both seniors Rhodes Scholarships to Oxford University in England. They were among 32 American college students selected Saturday (Nov. 21) for the prestigious honor, perhaps the world’s most competitive in higher education.
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Trustees honor Eshelman, Krasno, Perdue, Williams with Davie awards
Campus and Community
Thursday, November 19, 2009
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Board of Trustees has honored four recipients with the William Richardson Davie Award, the board’s highest honor.
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UNC researchers attract ‘high impact’ stimulus funding NIH Challenge Grants
Health and Medicine
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Researchers at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill have successfully secured backing for several projects funded by a new, highly competitive federal grant program that aims to tackle high impact scientific and health challenges.
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Board of Trustees meeting schedule, agenda
Campus and Community
Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Wednesday, Nov. 18

9:30 a.m.         New Trustee Orientation – Buildings and Grounds Committee, Carolina Inn, Chancellor’s Ballroom West

12:30 p.m.       Lunch with the Chancellor’s Advisory Committee, Carolina Inn, Alumni Room

2:30 p.m.         *University Affairs Committee, 305 Carroll Hall, Freedom Forum Room

3:30 p.m.         *Audit and Finance Committee, Carolina Inn, Chancellor’s Ballroom East

4 p.m.              Buildings and Grounds Committee, Carolina Inn, Chancellor’s Ballroom West

5 p.m.              *Board of Trustees meeting convenes, Carolina Inn, Chancellor’s   Ballroom West

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Attorney Wade Hargrove honored with media law colloquium at UNC
Government and Law
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
Raleigh attorney Wade Hargrove was honored tonight (Oct. 28) at the Carolina Inn with a surprise ceremony announcing the establishment of an annual media law colloquium in his honor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Ouster of N.F.L.’s Voice on Concussions Sought
The New York Times

The National Football League Players Association is calling for the removal of Dr. Ira Casson as co-chairman of the league’s committee on concussions, saying that he is too biased to lead the research and policy group. ...As the issue of the long-term effects of football brain injuries has risen in prominence, Casson has dismissed every outside study finding links to dementia and other cognitive decline, including three papers published by the University of North Carolina’s Center for the Study of Retired Athletes.