一个非凡的礼物来完成纪念钟楼
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的纪念Belltower是北卡罗来纳州立大学最著名和最受欢迎的标志。
建纪念在一战中牺牲的34名校友这座钟楼于1921年奠基，并于1949年正式落成，它成为无数学生里程碑照片的背景，在ROTC的委任仪式上站岗，并成为诸如Packapalooza和返校节游行等庆祝活动的灯塔。在表彰退伍军人和庆祝北卡罗莱纳州重大事件和成就的节日里，该大学将这座塔点亮红色。
然而，尽管这座115英尺高的地标位于主校区的东北角和大学校徽的中心，但它只是一个名存实义的钟楼。
塔尖上没有真正的钟声响起，只有扬声器发出的钟声记录。
这种情况即将改变。
来自加斯顿尼亚的比尔·亨利和弗朗西斯·亨利夫妇的一份礼物将使该大学最终完成钟楼的建造，包括按照最初的设计安装55个完整的钟、钟鼓和内部楼梯。由于早期的活动，人们买了几只钟;亨利夫妇的礼物将购买剩下的钟。
他们的承诺还将为该塔提供急需的翻新、结构维修和稳定。该项目包括对周围广场的升级，该广场将被命名为亨利广场。这项工作预计需要大约三年的时间，从宣布礼物，通过初步设计，到完成。
北卡罗来纳州州长兰迪·伍德森说:“这真的是一份独特而非凡的礼物。”“钟楼是我们校园里最神圣的地方之一，但近年来由于设施需求太多，我们未能给予它所需和应得的关注。这份礼物代表了团队努力的顶峰，以确保钟楼在未来的几代人中保持强大，这是我们不断增长的慈善文化影响的一个很好的例子。
“我很自豪能成为北卡罗来纳州历史上这一时刻的一部分，并看到亨利广场的纪念钟楼完工。我们很感激等待终于结束了。”
比尔·亨利1981年毕业于纺织学院。他的兄弟乔治1984年毕业于普尔管理学院，1997年去世的三兄弟詹姆斯1985年毕业于人文社会科学学院。亨利一家还支持了该校的其他努力，包括比尔和乔治建立的一项捐赠基金，以提供基于需求的奖学金。
比尔和弗朗西斯的儿子威廉是工程学院的大一新生，他们热衷于完成钟楼作为北卡罗来纳州的骄傲点。
“钟楼是北卡罗来纳州立大学校园里最具标志性和统一性的场所之一。在过去几次访问罗利的过程中，我观察到这座纪念碑对许多个人和团体来说是多么重要。”“每次我来到罗利，看到这么多人聚集在钟楼周围，真是令人惊讶。我认为，为了正确地表彰在第一次世界大战中献出生命的校友，完成这项工作非常重要。”
“代表亨利家族，我们很荣幸为整个北卡罗来纳州立大学社区完成纪念钟楼的翻新工作。——比尔·亨利
这座塔由1400吨花岗岩在700吨混凝土基础上建造而成，建造过程将耗时一个世纪。
1907届毕业生万斯·赛克斯(Vance Sykes)被认为是1919年至1920年间推动钟楼建设的第一个人。在大萧条和第二次世界大战期间，建筑断断续续地进行着。
这座石雕在1937年作为联邦工程进步管理局的项目完工后，学生荣誉协会和20世纪30年代末的毕业班捐赠了这座钟和泛光灯。20世纪40年代的最后一项工程包括塔楼的大理石圣殿室(现在大四的学生们都在这里过夜)，以及计划中的临时扬声器系统。这些年来，音响和灯光系统有过一些小的升级;最近安装的carillon是20世纪80年代安装的，位于Holladay大厅，是电子钟系统的一部分。
2009年，学生们发起了一项草根运动，要求完成钟楼。来自大约411名学生、校友和其他捐赠者的礼物资助了一套五个钟的威斯敏斯特编钟。目前有三个钟陈列在D.H.希尔图书馆的Erdahl-Cloyd西翼，其他的则被收藏起来。
2010届学生购买了最大的2000磅钟。捐款达到210美元的会员会把他们的名字刻在上面。这五座钟还包括海伦娜·h·加德纳钟，这是她的丈夫和他们的三个孩子为了纪念她而送的，还有W.F.莫里斯三世和他的家人为了纪念他的父亲和祖父而送的老莫里斯和小莫里斯钟。其他几座钟也筹集了资金。
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Existing electrical equipment boxes that have been located under large trees southwest of the tower will move south into the brick paver walkway between Watauga Club Drive and the Holladay Hall parking lot. Power is being upgraded, along with security and data systems, and surge and lightning protection.
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亨利夫妇的礼物是北卡罗莱纳州的一部分思考和行动的非凡战役该校的目标是筹集16亿美元，用于学生和教师的支持、设施和项目。负责大学发展的副校长布莱恩·西斯乔(Brian Sischo)表示，这代表着连接校园过去和未来的重要而持续的努力。
“这场运动让人们看到了我们改造、建设和留下遗产的能力。对于北卡罗来纳州立大学来说，这是一个充满惊人能量和势头的时代。”“百年校园继续发展。雷诺兹体育馆和格雷格艺术与设计博物馆已经重生，塔利学生会已经完全重新想象。现在，亨利广场的纪念钟楼终于要完工了，就在这所伟大大学的起点霍拉迪大厅旁边。
“当钟声第一次响起时，这将是激动人心的一天。非常感谢亨利夫妇和所有为这个项目做出贡献的人。”
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