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STORAGE SOUTH FACILITY MANNING DRIVE 2016-17 MEN’S BASKETBALL GAMEDAY PARKINGCENTER NEW EAST CAFÉ COURTYARD EHRINGHAUS Ram's Club Reserved Parking - On weekday game days, JACKSON MANNING MANNING ARKNG STEAM MED. SUB- CRAIGE P DECK PLANT STATION CRAIGE NORTH B vehicles parked in the Bowles, Williamson, and Dean E. PARKING DECK TENNIS Smith Lots or Business School Deck must be COUrelocatedRTS by KOURY GROUNDS CHILLER STORAGE BUILDING 5:30 p.m.; vehicles in the Manning Lot must be relocated by 6:00 p.m. Vehicles not moved may be cited and / or towed. BLDG. 3 HARDIN DRIVE BERNARD CRAIGE 14 L 14 STREET AU P RAM VILLAGE AT Pay Parking - Employee permits are not valid in these lots: HIBBARD BLDG. HARDIN DRIVE DRIVE 2 HORTON $5 Bell Tower Parking Deck $10 Boshamer Parking Lots BLDG. 1 $10 Cardinal Parking Deck WILLIAM BLYTHE DRIVE $10 Jackson Parking Deck B VICE R A COKER SER N COMMUNITY S PINETUM O BUSINESS $10 Navy Field Lot N SCHOOL HINTON JAMES PARKING $10 Family Practice Lot (Purchase of Manning Lot Permit) S 15 T 15 R DECK E E T Basketball Disability Parking ($10) YLOR . 1101 A RD. T T S RAM VILLAGE AT RH RESIDENCE HALL Disability Shuttle Stops - Golf Cart Shuttles are provided on PUREFOY WILLIAMSON DRIVE Shuttle BLDG. 5 a first-come, first-served basis and only pick-up and drop-off O CAMPUS O T SOUTH CAMPUS RECREA at doors “A” and “B” of the Smith Center. KENAN COMPLEX A SOUTH COLUMBI SOUTH MASON F CENTER TION Uber/Lyft Dropoff, Bus Parking ($40), ARM ROAD KENAN- FLAGLER MEETING OF and Limo Parking ($10) 16 SCHOOL OF 16 BUSINESS THE WATERS E Employee Parking - Lots reserved or with spaces reserved DEAN SMITH CENTER RIV N D SO AM LLI for employee with valid permits and reporting for work on RH WI Shuttle game days or evenings: Shuttle McCOLL RH NC 54 BY S BLDG. KI PP Cardinal Deck (PD employee permit required) WEST ER -PASS B OW LE Dogwood Deck (portions) S DR DEAN E. SMITH IV CENTER WILLIAMSONERNIE E A Craige Parking Deck (CD employee permit required) 17 (ED.THL. FOUND.) CTR. 17 Reserved (other) 1351 Y ORIUM T KOURA T NA Disruptive Construction - Emergency road repairs to O T 1401 Skipper Bowles Drive will result in some alternate traffic US 15-501 US 15-501 & NC 54 BY CHILLER PITTSBORO BUILDING patterns and parking changes through early January, 2017. -PASS 2000 TO MANNING DR. 1501 INTERSECTION MASON F 1900 MANNING DRIVE 18 1800 18 ARM ROAD BAITY HILL STUDENT FAMILY HOUSING TO MASON FARM ROAD, WASTEWATER RES. CENTER, 1600 FINLEY FIELDS, AND 1700 FINLEY GOLF COURSE 19 19 US 15-501 & NC 54 BY -PASS FORDHAM BL AYCOCK FAMILY MEDICINE VD. SCALE IN FEET TOTTEN UNC PUBLIC SAFETY CENTER N.C. BOTANICAL 20 UNC PRINTING SERVICES GARDENS 20 (Revised 2015) ALLEN, JAMES & DELIGHT EDUCATION CENTER A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P 2016-2017 Men’s Basketball Parking Ram's Club Reserved Parking - On weekday game days, vehicles parked in the Bowles, Williamson, and Dean E. Smith Lots or Business School Deck must be relocated by 5:30 p.m.; vehicles in the Manning Lot must be relocated by 6:00 p.m. Vehicles not moved may be cited and / or towed. Pay Parking - Employee permits are not valid in these lots: $5 Bell Tower Parking Deck $10 Boshamer Parking Lots $10 Cardinal Parking Deck $10 Jackson Parking Deck $10 Navy Field Lot $10 Family Practice Lot (Purchase of Manning Lot Permit) Basketball Disability Parking ($10) RH Disability Shuttle Stops - Golf Cart Shuttles are provided on a first-come, Shuttle first-served basis and only pick-up and drop-off at doors “A” and “B” of the Smith Center. Uber/Lyft Dropoff, Bus Parking ($40), and Limo Parking ($10) Employee Parking - Lots reserved or with spaces reserved for employee with valid permits and reporting for work on game days or evenings: Cardinal Deck (PD employee permit required) Dogwood Deck (portions) Craige Parking Deck (CD employee permit required) Reserved (other) Disruptive Construction - Emergency road repairs to Skipper Bowles Drive will result in some alternate traffic patterns and parking changes through early January, 2017.
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    Some Thoughts about Maurice Koury and the Rams Club Back in the 1980s I was Vice President of Operations for the Burlington Hosiery Company of Burlington Industries and later the Woman’s Hosiery Division of Kaiser Roth Hosiery. The operations were for a time centered in Burlington North Carolina. In this position I often attended the Burlington Chamber of Commerce meetings, got to know and, from time-to- time, do business with the Burlington Koury family. As the person who was responsible for getting the goods to the Bergen warehouse on time, I would often call on Koury Hosiery for help in filling out some of my sock order needs. Good business for me was associated with Koury family help, and Koury help came fast and hard if Maurice Koury saw you as a fellow Tar Heel basketball fan. He and I both knew of the failings of Frank McGuire at Chapel Hill but one knew not to mention negatives when we could talk about how Frank brought us that 1957 Championship. I could always get effective service from Maurice and in appreciation I would sing our song: Tar Heels, number one, win them all just for fun. The Stilt they wilted for 32 to scare the heck out of me and you. In the 1970s as a member of the faculty at the Textile School in Raleigh I automatically gained acceptance among the PTBs re the North Carolina Textile and Apparel businesses. This acceptance carried over when I was hired into the corporate office of Burlington Industries. However, when I took on the hands-on, line management responsibilities of getting the goods out the backdoor to the right warehouses across the country, it was not considered seemly for that position to be manned by a “pointed-head liberal” PhD in economics.
  • Crosstabulations of the Survey Data (Overall)

    Crosstabulations of the Survey Data (Overall)

    Section 3: Crosstabulations of the Survey Data (Overall) Q1. Which Route are you currently on? Q1. Which Route are you currently on Number Percent A 68 4.7 % CCX 40 2.7 % CL 10 0.7 % CM 20 1.4 % CPX 24 1.6 % CW 46 3.1 % D 124 8.5 % F 60 4.1 % FCX 122 8.3 % G 37 2.5 % HU 25 1.7 % J 188 12.9 % JFX 27 1.8 % N 64 4.4 % NS 186 12.7 % NU 70 4.8 % RU 117 8.0 % S 67 4.6 % T 49 3.4 % U 91 6.2 % V 27 1.8 % Total 1462 100.0 % Q2. How often do you use CHT? Q2. How often do you use CHT Number Percent less than once a week 41 2.8 % 1 day a week 38 2.6 % 2 days a week 68 4.7 % 3 days a week 127 8.7 % 4 days a week 147 10.1 % 5 days a week 759 51.9 % 6+ days a week 275 18.8 % This is my first time riding 7 0.5 % Total 1462 100.0 % Q3. How many times per week do you use CHT for trips other than going to work/school? Q3. How many times per week do you use CHT for trips other than going to work/school Number Percent 0-5 1285 87.9 % 6-10 88 6.0 % 10+ 15 1.0 % Not provided 74 5.1 % Total 1462 100.0 % Q3. How many times per week do you use CHT for trips other than going to work/school? (without "not provided") Q3.