University News (Irving, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 2, Ed. 1 Monday, September 13, 1993 Page: 3 of 15
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By testing two linen samples,
one of modern origin and one
known to be dated from 760-840, he
determined that the Shroud was at
least 1800 years old. He has
presented his finding to the three
carbon dating labs. Only Zurich
has replied and they said they "were
not satisfied" with the results.
photo by Donna Marvel
The front and back imprint of the Shroud of Turin.
Kouznetsov realized that the
more experiments done, the greater
credibility they will have. For now,
he is continuing his research and
speaking throughout the United
States at several different
universities plus teaching a course
at the University of Southern
California.
Shroud continued from pagel
by Patricia Anthony
AH vehicles
must have
parking
permits by
Sept. 15
Student workers patrol
lots in new program
such as Dallas Cowboy
football fans or concertgoers,
who attempt to park on
campus. Secondly, they
allow the CSO to identify
the owner of a vehicle if the
driver has left the car
headlights on, or if an
accident occurs involving a
parked car.
PPP's
also have the
assigned
authority to
issue parking
warning tickets
to first time
offenders. Ifthe
offenders fail to
purchase a
parking permit
within seven
days, then the
PPP's have the
power to issue a parking
ticket requiring the offender
to pay a $10 fine. Three
tickets will cause the car to
be towed.
The CSO will not waive
any fines, nor will the fine
be applied against the cost
of the parking permit.
UD students are on patrol
watching our vehicles as part of
the new campus anti-theft
program. Student workers
assigned to the Campus Safety
Office (CSO) will perform duties
as Parking Patrol Persons (PPP's).
With CSO radios in hand, the
PPP's will
watch and
monitor UD
parking lots
and contact
the CSO if
they sight
any strange
or criminal
activity.
Also, the
PPP's will
enforce
U D ' s
parking permit policy. All
students, faculty and staff must
have parking permits on their
vehicles. These permits can be
purchased for $30 in the CSO in
Haggar.
The CSO sells parking permits
for two reasons. First, they help
to identify unauthorized persons,
Hey Everybody!
If you haven't yet picked up
your yearbook, please do so
this week in the office in
upstairs Haggar. Hours are 2-5
p.m. every day. Also, anyone
wishing to join the yearbook
staff for the 1993-94 edition,
please contact Mary Kate Rivet
or drop by the office. We will
accept writers and
photographers with no
experience!!!!
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Greenwald Case
The trial for the murder of
David Greenwald will be held before
a jury trial on Nov. 1, 8:30am, in
Judge Baraka's court, at 133 North
Industrial Boulevard. The University
News will follow the case, which is
open to the public.
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Charity Week
The week of Sept. 26 - Oct. 2 will
be the thirtieth anniversary of Charity
Week, which has been a tradition at
UD since 1963. The theme this year is
Roman HolUDay. The junior class
coordinates the entire week with the
help of the freshmen on Family Day
and the sophomores with the booths
in Haggar. The week includes such
evening highlights as a coffeehouse,
an auction of people and things, a
faculty-staff talent show, airband and
a semi-formal.
The days will be filled with
throwing teachers and friends in jail,
sending flowers and balloons to
buddies and beloveds, and fighting
as private eyes armed with water
guns in KAOS.
Thousands of dollars are raised
each year as UD students, staff and
faculty spend for fun during charity
week. Such organizations as Notre
Dame Special School, the Brady
Center, The Catholic Community
Appeal, The White Rose Women's
Center, the National Multiple
Sclerosis Society and several local
children's hospitals have benefitted
from HD's donations.
Make sure you are part of this
year's festivities and look for a
detailed Charity Week schedule in
next week's issue of the University
News.
Best Buddies
Best Buddies, a new program in
the Chaplain's Office, provides an
opportunity for college students and
persons with mental retardation to
become friends. This organization is
new to UD this year and is part of the
nationwide expansion of Best
Buddies International. Friendship is
the crucial element with this
organization and Best Buddies
develop their relationship by going
to movies, sporting events, by simply
picking up the phone to say hello, or
eating lunch together in the cafeteria.
This is not community or social
service, but a recognized need to
broaden social circles and
understand all parts of the
community. Being a College Buddy
is an opportunity to become friends
with someone you might never have
otherwise met. It is, as all friendships
are, an experience in life, growth,
and personal fulfillment. If
interrested, contact Jennifer McIntyre
at x5375. See next week’s issue for a
doseup on Bes. Buddies.
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University News (Irving, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 2, Ed. 1 Monday, September 13, 1993, newspaper, September 13, 1993; Irving, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1289325/m1/3/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting University of Dallas.