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Campus clean-up set for University Day
By Laura Purcell
( meralcl Contntiutoc
An army of spring (loaners will descend
upon campus Thursday when more than
1,000 University students, faculty and staff
are expelled to beautify the? campus .is a
part of the third annual University Day
This is a great opportunity for students
to directly affect their environment while
having fun and working with other mem
tiers of the' campus community, said Uni
versity Day UoThret lor Ulenn C ole
This year s slogan for the event is "The
Only Yardwork You'll liver Love The
c lean up activities will Include pressure
washing walls and sidewalks, painting
lampposts, planting flowers, spreading
barkdust and pic king up litter
The day's goals are to inspire higher < am
pus morale, tec provide a direct outlet lor
part It ipants to improve their living environ
men! and to promote c amaraderie between
students, fat uity and stall
The events will begin at H to a rn with
sign-ups at tables between Oondon and
Uhapman Halls Free commemorative I
shirts and boxer shorts will !«• available for
pattu ipants
The purchase of the T-shirts and boxer
shorts .u c minted for two thirds of the plan
ning committee's budget
"We needed to provide some incentive
because University Day is a fairly young
event, plus it is good advertising for next
year." Cole said
The budget for the event was 10 percent
smaller than last year In 1091. the budget
was $8,800 This year the budget was only
$5,100 The administration donated $2,500,
tile Incidental Tee Committee allocated
$1,000. Myles brand donated $1,000 and
S500 was donated by Klnkos and Axiom
Screen Printing
Some students, angry with the res ent cut
backs. have said that University Day is just
free labor for tile University Cole disagrees
Many staff members work before the
event to help us prepare and get supplies, so
it's not exac tly free labor for the Universi
In . he said
The 11 -student planning committee has
spent several months organizing the one
day event
" The bottom line is that we pist want ev
ervone to have a good time," said Wendy
V'ejlupek. co-director of the planning team,
in a press release
In 1904, University President John John
son created University Dav in an effort t»
have a more service-oriented, constructive
campus community The event grew
throughout the 1920s and attracted national
ly-known entertainers including Duke HI
llngton The event turned into Parents'
Weekend in the late 1920s and finally died
out in the 1930$
University Day was revived two years ago
after a 70-year hiatus and has been growing
ever since. In its first year, nearly 000 peo
ple participated, and last year, more than
700 joined the clean up effort
A dedication ceremony is scheduled at
12 ir> p m on the stops of Johnson Hall for a
mural created by student Christy Salto The
mural, titled COLORS, will Ik? unveiled in a
formal ceremony today at 11:30 p m in the
EMU.
Another addition to the campus will be a
large Moral "UO" to be planted in the flower
bed in front of Johnson Hall Thursday
After the ceremony, participants will re
sume cleaning until 5 p m
for more information, call the Office of
Student Development at 340-321(1. Cole at
345-3399 or Vejlupek at 087-7197.
ASUO Spring Street Faire events begin today
By Anthony Merrill
II may look .1 lot lik*' Satur
day Market. bill il s tin
ASl.lf) Spring Street I Hire and
il begins today
There will be musii . food.
i rafts .ind fun along 1.1th Aye
nue between Uimersitv .ind
K mi .ml Streets through !■ r i (I a \
I he Street I .lire Will feature
booths ranging from hand ( rail
ed jewelry made in Mali. Indo
neMii. In a .Ml fiMit s.mi,in.i -.nl
boat show il by < bib Spurts
The A S t ■ ( ) puts nil the Street
l ane lull e a y ear 1 ri the fall
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L<x al business, non profit or
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pas $70 lor food booths, and
$-tri for ( taft booths Nun profit
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