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The state Senate has proposedmodifications to last years budgetthat increase funding to the systemand use state lottery revenues tooffset a $35 million cut in need-

based financial aid an amountPerusse said could help thousandsof students pay for their education.

The educational planning, poli-cies and programs committee will

discuss discontinuing 15 degreeprograms and plans for establish-ing a doctor of nursing practice atsix universities, including UNC-CH.

Worthington said the boardwill choose its officers at Fridaysboard meeting.

She said there is no formal slateof candidates running for office.

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part. Orlan left the eliminationgame with East Carolina after 1.2innings complaining of tightnessin his elbow.

I think theres an issue withR.C., in terms of whether or notthe Nationals want to check outhis arm and his injury more fromphysical standpoint, Fox said.

So, I dont know exactly how longthat process will take.

The deadline for players to signis July 13, and Fox said he expectsthe decisions of Orlan and Morinto come well before then.

North Davidsons LandonLassiter was the second UNCrecruit selected. Lassiter was picked

by Arizona immediately after Coyle

was selected by Tampa Bay.Lassiters high school coach

Mike Meadows described the shortstop as a quiet young man witha loud bat, one that had a trio ofmulti-homerun games this season.

He worked hard on his armstrength and his range is unbe-lievable, said Meadows, who alsocoached former UNC standoutshort stop Levi Michael.

(Lassiter) makes the play on the

run as good as anybody weve had.The Nationals used their pick

in the 26th round on Skye Bolt, aUNC-committed outfielder, thathas been wowing people with his

bat as well as his range in the out-field. Dylan Deal, Bolts coach atHoly Innocents Episcopal Schoolin Georgia, raved about Boltsintimidating presence from out

in other departments as well.Pride said lax academic stan-

dards are probably common at alot of Division I schools whereathletic performance is placedabove academics.

This is a bigger problem thanAFAM and a bigger problem thanUNC, he said.

Chancellor Holden Thorprefused several interview requests.

The University began inves-tigating the department inSeptember following the revela-tion that former defensive endMichael McAdoo had plagiarizeda paper for a class in the depart-ment, and the plagiarism hadgone undetected.

Kathy Kirschmann, an Africanand Afro-American studies major,

said shes concerned for her fellowclassmates who will graduate fromthe department with hopes of con-tinuing their education.

Weve (the department) feltlike the poor stepchild of UNC fora while, Kirschmann said.

Both Pride and Kirschmann saidthey were unaware of any issues

within the department before theUniversity released its report.

Sahle could not be reached for

comment but Dee Reid, directorof communications for the Collegeof Arts and Sciences, said she has

been out of town.Reid said Kenneth Janken is

serving as acting departmentchair while Sahle is away. Jankenand several other departmentprofessors declined to comment.

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a previous owner of the Gumbys onFranklin Street, said he received aletter notifying him of the evictionsometime around June 2.

Hippler said he doesnt knowof any plans to re-open Gumbyselsewhere in Chapel Hill.

Hippler said he was sad to hearof the closing, after selling the

business to its latest owners.We ran it successfully for 21

years, and then they went out intwo years, he said. In that typeof business, you have to keep up

with the market.Hippler also owns the Gumbys

in Raleigh, but said he didnt thinkthe Raleigh store would be affected

by the Chapel Hill stores closing.We couldnt really deliver any

further than we probably alreadyare, he said.

I wouldnt expect people todrive from Chapel Hill to Raleighto grab a Gumbys pizza, Hipplersaid. It would be nice, but I

wouldnt expect it.Jones said the empty space has

received a large amount of inter-est from businesses looking tomove in.

She said they expect to have a

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new business there before schoolstarts in August.

But Hippler said he would liketo see another Gumbys in ChapelHill, if a franchisee wanted tostart one.

Its got a very strong namethere, Hippler said. Wed beenthere a long time.

He said Chapel Hills Gumbyswas the fourth ever to open, afterstarting the franchise in 1985.

Ricky Kong, a UNC juniormajoring in biology, said he neverthought Gumbys would close.

Theres not many places thatwill serve something like a PokeyStix late at night when Im cravingit, he said.

A lot of incoming freshmanwill have missed the great tradi-tion, Kong said.

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Its got a very strongname there. Wedbeen there a longtime.

Chance Hippler,foundr of gumbys pizza

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Im really excited for UNC baseball and coachFox. Yall are going to love (Skye Bolt).

dylan deal,Bolts coach at Holy Innocntseiscoal School

there in the grass.His assists were some of the

most exciting baseball Ive everbeen around, Deal said. If some-body ever tried to run on him or

take an extra base it was a badidea.

Deal said Bolt coming to UNCwill be the best case scenario foreveryone involved.

I personally think this is goingto be good for Skye and for every-

body. UNCs got a great playerand Skyes going to develop more,hell get a little bigger And fac-

ing ACC pitching doesnt hurtanybody, Deal said.

Im really excited for UNCbaseball and coach Fox. Yall aregoing to love him.

Korey Dunbar a catcherfrom Nitro High School in West

Virginia was also picked in theMLB Draft, but Fox expects himalong with Lassiter and Bolt to

be on campus for orientation byJune 18th.

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