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Volume 125, Issue 9 dailytarheel.com Thursday, March 9, 2017 Duke extends UNC faculty better offer Professors say money, politics helps choice to leave By Leah Moore Senior Writer

In the past two years, three prominent staff members left UNC for Duke. In the 2015-16 school year, at least 11 faculty mem- bers left UNC and five offers from Duke University were made to faculty, Executive Vice Provost Ron Strauss said. Jeremy Petranka, a profes- sor of economics at Duke and a former professor at UNC, said he left for Duke because the offer Duke made him was too good to pass up. “There was no part of me that was looking to leave UNC,” he said. “I had taught a class at Duke before and the school decided they wanted me to come over. They were able to put togeth- er a package that there was no reasonable way I could turn it down.” DTH/REBECCA LAWSON Petranka said private Omid Safi, a former UNC professor, is now the director of the Islamic Studies at Duke. One of the reasons he left was to have more freedom to give his political opinion. universities have an easier time pulling people over than transition to Duke is easier 2014. als and universities to do the at a systematic and institu- I had to say about human public universities, especially than some due to the close Safi said his departure was kinds of things we ask our tional level,” Safi said. rights violations in Iran, in as public budgets become proximity. partially politically motivated. students to do all the time, “I study the intersec- Saudi Arabia, in Turkey, in tighter. Omid Safi, who is now “We started to see a very which is to connect the dots tion of religion and politics Israel, in any other coun- While he didn’t want to director of the Islamic Studies chilling impact on the ability and to scrutinize injustice, and no one at UNC had leave UNC, Petranka said the Center at Duke, left UNC in of professors and intellectu- not at an individual level, but ever objected to anything SEE DUKE, PAGE 4 After school closes, high schoolers take action planned to participate in the strike. Besides raising money to donate, Local students raised East Chapel Hill High School students also made a statement money for nonprofits on senior Leah Steiner and a group of through their clothing. Julia Long, about 100 other Chapel Hill stu- an East Chapel Hill High student, “Day Without a Woman.” dents had plans for the day even worked at the sale outside Rumors before school was closed. with several other students who all By Carrie Polen “The original idea was to get wore red T-shirts. Staff Writer a bunch of girls together to skip “We wear red to show solidarity for school for Women’s Day to work for our views on women’s rights,” she said. As part of the “A Day Without a something that would benefit wom- She also said supporters of Woman” protest, local high school stu- en’s organizations,” Steiner said, “So “A Day Without a Woman” were dents organized fundraisers around we were happy to hear that classes encouraged to refrain from shop- Chapel Hill Wednesday to benefit were canceled.” ping for the day, excluding small Planned Parenthood, HomeStart, Steiner said students prepared for businesses and businesses owned the Compass Center and the Orange the fundraisers by making announce- by women or minorities. County Rape Crisis Center. ments at school, hanging posters Jillian Daly, an East Chapel Hill Students from East Chapel Hill around the community and making senior who represented the group High School and Chapel Hill High baked goods to sell at their booths. outside the Varsity, said she was School set up bake sale booths “I made a lot of calls around town pleased by the age range of students outside of the Chapel Hill Public looking for businesses who would DTH/JACK DAVIDSON who wanted to be involved in the Library, the Varsity Theater on let us set up outside their stores,” East Chapel Hill students Jillian Daly (left), Emilie Apel, Carter Smith, Gillian Arleth, fundraising project. East Franklin Street and Rumors Steiner said. “The three businesses Elizabeth Head and Emmeline McManus sell cookies outside the Varsity Theatre. “We have girls out here in every Boutique on North Graham Street. we got were excited to have us come grade who wanted to be a part of it. Chapel Hill-Carrboro City out, but a lot of others said no.” closure because it would force work- the library location made more than We’re really trying to raise aware- Schools announced that classes Pushback against Women’s Day ing parents to stay home or find $200 in the first hour. Students at ness for women’s equality,” Daly said. would be canceled because about was also evident. Some parents said alternative care for their children. the Rumors and Varsity locations 400 of the total 2,000 employees they were frustrated by the school Still, Steiner said the bake sale at also said they saw a high turnout. [email protected] Student body president NC bill proposes booze at brunch Senate Bill 155, also called the way to help them grow their busi- If passed, the bill would “Brunch Bill,” was introduced ness, thus creating jobs and help- election set for Friday allow liquor tastings and by N.C. Senators Rick Gunn, ing the whole economy.” R-Alamance, Kathy Harrington, The North Carolina Restaurant The student body president elec- support distilleries. R-Gaston and Dan Blue, D-Wake. & Lodging Association released a Broadhurst said he tion will now be held on Friday. Gunn said the bill’s primary pur- statement in support of the bill, dropped complaint to avoid Paul Kushner, chairperson of the By Olivia Slagle pose is to support craft distilleries. which would allow restaurants to Board of Elections, said the board Senior Writer “We have two industries that serve alcohol Sundays before noon. administration involvement. decided on the schedule after the hold are booming in the state of North “This ‘brunch bill’ will allow our on the election was lifted Wednesday. An N.C. Senate bill hopes to Carolina. One of them is the dis- North Carolina restaurants and By Jamie Gwaltney, Acy Jackson and “We are going to stick by that time- bring mimosas to the Sunday table tillery, the craft beer and the wine hotels to meet their guests’ needs,” Hannah Smoot line unless we hear otherwise from — and would also allow distilleries industry, and the second industry Lynn Minges, president and CEO, Senior Writers to obtain special-event permits to that is booming is travel and tour- SEE ELECTION, PAGE 4 give free liquor tastings at events. ism,” Gunn said. “This is a great SEE BRUNCH, PAGE 4

I be in the kitchen cooking pies with my baby. Yaaaaah. FETTY WAP 2 Thursday, March 9, 2017 News The Daily Tar Heel

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Established 1893 124 years of editorial freedom Life in London: Mr. Darcy’s not so great

JANE WESTER train, and hoped it was the EDITOR-IN-CHIEF “Pride and Prejudice” [email protected] right one. isn’t always the same Luckily, it was. HANNAH SMOOT When I got to Wales, I MANAGING EDITOR [email protected] as real life. realized I had booked my train ticket to the station fur- DANNY NETT ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR By Meggie Cruser thest from the theater where [email protected] Staff Writer “Pride and Prejudice” (the JOSÉ VALLE play) was showing for its last VISUAL MANAGING EDITOR Let me just say that I am weekend. Planning trips is [email protected] not a romantic or basic per- my forté! Elizabeth Bennet ALISON KRUG son in any way at all ever. was a prodigious walker; why NEWSROOM DIRECTOR Maybe if I say that enough couldn’t I be, too? [email protected] times it will become true. I’m (Quick note: That thought SARA SALINAS pretty sure you won’t think did not actually cross my DIRECTOR OF PROJECTS AND so after I tell you about this mind as I was walking. I INVESTIGATIONS week’s adventure. am not one of those people [email protected] Surprise! It involves “Pride who tries to identify with ACY JACKSON and Prejudice.” Again. In fact, Elizabeth Bennet. It’s hilari- UNIVERSITY EDITOR we should probably title this ous that you thought I was [email protected] week’s entry, “Meggie Once doing that. I’m not totally JANE LITTLE Again Skips Food and Travels insane.) CITY EDITOR to Other Countries In Pursuit Anyway, I made it to the [email protected] of ‘Pride and Prejudice.’” theater and met two incred- COREY RISINGER Really, this whole obsession ibly nice Welsh women who STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR [email protected] is getting rather ridiculous. had been best friends for 70 It’s gotten to the point where years. One of them gave me a SARAH VASSELLO everyone (including the pro- mint, which proves how deep DTH/MEGGIE CRUSER SWERVE DIRECTOR [email protected] fessor) looks at me in class if our friendship was. Either Even though Meggie is studying abroad in London, she discovered Mr. Darcy is overrated in Wales. the words “Jane” or “Austen” that, or it shows how gull- C JACKSON COWART are even mentioned. ible I am to accept food from man in the world of literature. he says he helped Kitty and Now, will any of these SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] I’m the resident fanatic. 75-year-old Welsh women Girls swoon over him. I used Wickham because of Elizabeth. thoughts stop me from going But this weekend has who also happen to be com- to swoon over him. Shouldn’t he want to be to any and every Jane Austen- ZITA VOROS plete strangers. You know, swooning gets nice because he is a decent related museum, store, play, DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR changed my perspective just [email protected] a little bit on the whole “Pride It was during Mr. Darcy’s tiring after a while. I’m still human being, not because of movie, puppet show or food and Prejudice” thing. first proposal scene that I not sure where Mr. Darcy and a woman? venue that is available to me? SARAH DWYER, had my revelation. The spell I stand, but I’m looking at Perhaps I’m getting jaded Of course not. I’m still just as ALEX KORMANN Let me start from the PHOTO EDITORS beginning. finally broke. him with a more critical eye and bitter in my old age. But clichéd a fan as ever. [email protected] I was late (per usual), I’m not sure that I actually now. Even if he is nice to his I’m beginning to wonder how But I’ll leave Mr. Darcy to hungry (per usual) and try- like Mr. Darcy. servants, and does nice things much of people’s love for Mr. Elizabeth; she’s a far better ELLIE SCIALABBA, ing to find my train to Wales. Wow, even typing that was for Jane and Kitty (eventually), Darcy is related to a certain walker than me anyway. JESSICA SWANSON I asked a stupid question painful. He is supposed to be you just can’t get around the scene where Colin Firth wears COPY CHIEFS about train times, got on a possibly the most desirable fact that he is a rude guy. Plus, a dripping wet shirt. [email protected] [email protected]

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Consuming Temples: German Jews and Consumer Culture on Both Sides of the Atlantic

Monday, March 20, 2017, 5:30 p.m. / Dey Hall, Toy Lounge PAUL LERNER, (University of Southern California) will discuss the intertwined histories of German Jews and consumer culture, focusing on department stores in pre-Nazi Germany and advertising, malls, and amusement parks in post-war America, showing how Jewish immigrants from Germany and Austria shaped American consumer culture in the 20th century. Concentrating on several key figures, this lecture will follow the paths of architects, designers, and publicists who brought European notions of planning and Freudian psychoanalysis overseas and helped create modern American urban and commercial culture.

RUTH VON BERNUTH PETTIGREW HALL, SUITE 100 P: 919-962-1509 DIRECTOR CAMPUS BOX 3152 E: [email protected] CHAPEL HILL, NC 27599-3152 W: JEWISHSTUDIES.UNC.EDU The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, March 9, 2017 3 Pies thrown at professors for Pi Day Event raised money for computer science clubs on campus By Gloria Ge Staff Writer

The Department of Computer Science celebrated Pi Day, March 14, early by giving students the opportunity to throw pies at their professors. The idea came from Alden Sharpe, the alumni relations coordinator for the depart- ment. The purpose of the event was to raise money for the 17 student clubs in the department. “She wanted to come up with an idea to raise money for student clubs, but also to give students and faculties the chance to kind of hang out together and have fun together,” said Gina Rozier, external rela- tions manager for the computer science department. Rozier said 13 out of the 35 faculty mem- bers in the department said they would par- ticipate. “The first thing I did was go to the profes- sors and say, ‘Would you guys be willing to get pie thrown at you?’ and surprisingly more than a third of the department professors said yes,” Rozier said. Students could pay $10 to throw a pie at any of the faculty other than department chairperson Kevin Jeffay. DTH/MOLLY SPRECHER If they wanted to throw a pie at Jeffay, it Jan-Michael Frahm (left) gets hit with a pie thrown by Sanjeev Prasada at Wednesday afternoon’s Pi Your Professor computer science fundraiser. cost $15. If students allowed faculty to throw a pie Rust was pied back by her professor. “Pi plays a large role in computer science “This was the time for them to throw a pie back at them, they would get an extra pie to Rozier said when she went to Jeffay to and in STEM disciplines generally, so cel- at me, not the other way around,” he said. throw. pitch the idea, he not only said yes. He actu- ebrate pi and you celebrate pi by throwing pies Rozier said after the event, the depart- “There’s a thing, like getting back at your ally volunteered. at each other,” Jeffay said. ment raised $802 for the clubs. Of that, professors … just being like, telling them you “Oh it’s good clean fun, and the thought Senior computer science major Adam Aji $92 was for eaten pies and $710 came from appreciate them but also being like, ‘Hey you was that, you know, it’s the head of the depart- said he participated in the event because he thrown pies. know that one time maybe that one grade you ment, I torture enough of the students, this thought it was a cool way to raise money and She said more money is still coming in from gave me,’ you know, just let them know about way they could torture me back,” Jeffay said. have fun. faculty. that one,” said Sarah Rust, a computer science He said this is the first year the department Jeffay said he wanted to pie some students. masters student. has hosted a Pi Day. But he resisted. [email protected] Artist in residence engages students in social justice were already admirers,” Shackelford will meet to make a specific plan for Carrie Mae Weems will be said. “At Carolina Performing Arts, Weems’ stay going forward. helping create exhibits we really believe in the impact and Weems said she is happy to have power of artists to create and drive the opportunity to work with the and curate performances. those conversations. The oppor- UNC community. By Jacob Hancock tunity to bring her to campus and “I’m very excited to be here on this facilitate those conversations was historic campus in this part of the Staff Writer one we wanted to explore.” country,” Weems said. “It’s absolutely Carolina Performing Arts has invit- Jina Valentine, an assistant pro- beautiful here and they have some ed Carrie Mae Weems to be an artist fessor in the art department, is help- extraordinary resources — it is so in residence for the next few years. ing organize the artist residency. important to the rest of the country, so Weems is well-known for her “Carrie will be working across to be here and have access to resourc- photography focusing on social departments to work with us to es, I couldn’t be more thrilled. I’m issues within the African-American curate performances, symposiums, really happy to be working with the community and spoke at a town hall exhibitions,” Valentine said, “But performing arts center, but also with Wednesday in the Campus Y. she’s also very interested in how to the larger community here at UNC to “I want to activate the community involve students from other classes figure out inventive and dynamic ways to sort of ask themselves a set of on campus in conversations on to really activate the entire campus.” serious questions about the role of power and social justice.” During the town hall, Weems art in society and what it means to Weems said a big part of her goal asked students to think deeply about be a democratic society and a pro- is to generate civic activism across career decisions they are making. gressive society,” Weems said. “That’s the entire campus. “I do the work that I do because the work.” “I love when people think about I can’t help myself,” Weems said. DTH/BARRON NORTHRUP Aaron Shackelford, director of things,” Weems said. “Art and social “It’s not a project, it’s not concern. Carrie Mae Weems (left), an artist who works with social justice issues, will be engagement at Carolina Performing engagement doesn’t have to be this It’s a way of life, it’s a philosophy, Carolina Performing Arts’ artist in residence for the next few years. Arts, said he hopes having Weems sort of boring, snobby, left-wingy, it’s a moral compass for me and I’m on campus will help generate impor- dull, ‘rah, rah, chant, chant’ wave guided by that.” to work at this intersection of art that’s very specific,” she said. “I think tant discussions about issues on the banners. It can be comedy, it can She encouraged artists to use and civic dialogue, is you’ve made of that in terms of the constant push campus and abroad. be poetry, it can be silence, it can be their creativity for specific causes. a conscious decision to use your for a deeper democracy.” “We knew Carrie’s work and we dance and choreography.” “The thing that separates people artistic expression, to use modes of Shackelford said the organization that have made a conscious decision production in service in something [email protected] EU proposes limiting free Theme park will be a short ride away tally friendly community and “If the architecture Whirligig Woods is a perfect match for the park,” visa travel for Americans being developed 17 he said. “Whirligig Woods will needs to change to be a small, charming ‘garden’ honor the land, that’s waiver, you’re going to need to have in place a miles from Chapel Hill. attraction populated with The decision responds to U.S. whole series of procedures of bureaucracy to low-key rides that will create what happens.” allow people to apply for and be issued with a policies on visa-free travel. By Bailey Aldridge an immersive environment Carol Wood visa,” he said. Staff Writer that honors the trees and By Becca Heilman Nell Ovitt, a junior currently studying natural land.” Whirligig Park Art Director Staff Writer abroad in Ireland, said many students who Bob Baranick, who once Carol Wood, the park’s art study abroad in Europe travel extensively. worked on iconic Disney director, said the park’s devel- and discarded objects. Visa-free travel for U.S. citizens traveling “I would imagine that for anyone who was rides like Splash Mountain, opment will be environmen- “(Vollis) put whirligigs in the European Union could be subject to looking at a school in Europe, that might is developing a new park in tally friendly. on the map, making them change after the European Parliament passed affect them visiting those countries and learn- North Carolina. “If the architecture needs North Carolina’s official folk a new measure Thursday. ing about those countries,” she said. The park, Whirligig to change to honor the land, art,” Baranick said. “Because A press release by the European Parliament Junior Aurora Fulp, who is currently study- Woods, will be located in that’s what happens,” she said. whirligigs are whimsical and said the United States and four other countries ing abroad in Spain, said the countries men- Saxapahaw, about 17 miles “The land dictates it.” kinetic, they lend themselves were not meeting E.U. obligations with regard tioned in the resolution appeal to students, as from Chapel Hill. According Some of the attractions, well for the styling of the park to reciprocity of visa-free travel. they are often cheaper places to travel. to Baranick’s website, especially the kinetic ones, architecture and attractions.” “Citizens of Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, After her program in Spain ends, Fulp said Whirligig Woods is a family will capture and be driven by Rep. Stephen Ross, Poland and Romania still cannot enter U.S. she has considered traveling to Romania. amusement park and tree- solar energy, Wood said. R-Alamance, said in an territory without a visa, while U.S. citizens “I would be concerned about if I can go or house resort. Baranick has 40 years of emailed statement he is excit- can travel to all E.U. countries visa-free,” the not, especially because I haven’t bought tick- Baranick said in an email experience with themed enter- ed about the new park. press release said. ets or planned anything yet, because June still that the goal is to create a tainment design, she said. “The theme park will be a John Pickles, a professor of international seems pretty far away for me,” she said. world where parents and chil- “This all originated with great addition to the beauty studies at UNC, said in an email that this is Fulp said she would be upset if she had dren can have fun and make Bob,” Wood said. “I’m there to of the surrounding Haw River largely in symbolic retaliation for the fact that already planned and paid for travel, lodging memories as a family. help him realize his vision.” area,” he said. “I look forward visa requirements for E.U. citizens coming to and tickets before discovering she needed to “We expect to be the pri- Whirligig Woods is not to its development in the the U.S. have been tightened in recent weeks. fill out additional paperwork for a visa. mary location for birthday like any other projects he has coming years.” “The vote is probably symbolic, with uncer- “It wasn’t something I could do from parties, group picnics and been a part of, Baranick said. Miranda Cecil, a first- tainty as to whether the E.U. Commission will Europe, so I would have to either just accept other organizations to come “I have been very lucky to year student at UNC, said implement policy,” he said. “Several countries that I had lost all that money or I would have have fun in the woods,” work on many grand scale, she thinks the park will be require E.U. citizens to have visas to enter, and to fly back to the United States and deal with Baranick said. “We will also cutting edge, mega thrill good for the community and the issue is one of reciprocity … Why should all of the visa process, which takes forever and be strong on education ele- attractions around the world,” younger children — par- the E.U. allow visa-free access, if specific coun- costs money,” she said. ments and charity services. he said. “(Whirligig Woods) ticularly those without big tries like the U.S. do not reciprocate?” Miles said the study abroad office is follow- My primary hope is that the will be an intimate, charm- backyards. The proposal could affect students study- ing the issue closely but does not foresee an park will inspire a new gen- ing and whimsical attraction “It sounds like a really good ing abroad who wish to travel to differ- implementation of the measure passed by the eration to dream and build.” geared for families – very family environment and nice ent countries within the E.U. — but Bob European Parliament. He said the reason for unique and very special.” that you can be outside doing Miles, associate dean for Study Abroad and “If our analysis proves to be incorrect, in picking this location for the The name Whirligig Woods activities in a controlled area,” International Exchanges at UNC, said many the light of whatever new procedures are in park is because the property comes from one of Baranick’s Cecil said. commentators think it extremely unlikely that place, we will provide advice to students in is an equal distance between personal heroes, Vollis Wood said the park will be there would be any change in the near future. the way that we normally do when there is a the Triad and the Triangle. Simpson. Simpson, who died small but unique. “If you’re going to transform the relation- change in visa or immigration policy,” he said. “Saxapahaw itself is already in 2013, was a North Carolina “It’s a jewel,” she said. ship between the European Union and the @beccaheilman a booming destination. 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the UNC administration indi- ties. business and in turn, drop a lot in capital and employment, DUKE vidually agreed with me, they Though 11 faculty mem- BRUNCH of tax money,” Maitland said. the bill would help municipal- FROM PAGE 1 were afraid,” Safi said. bers left UNC last year, 94 FROM PAGE 1 “(Restaurants) are very excited ities around the state, he said. try. I started to write about “They were afraid that were brought in, Strauss said in the statement. “With to be able to run brunch like “These local distilleries are the North Carolina human these kinds of comments said. 55 million visitors to our state any other state in the union.” hiring local talent and using rights violations and injus- would lead the GOP to cut “What happens with facul- every year, this bill will be The bill partially responds local produce,” he said. tices, and the ways that the UNC’s budget even more ty retention and recruitment good for tourism and hospi- to market growth, as well as If passed, special permits Republican state legislature than they already had … So is that we tend to look at one tality.” the market’s impact on tour- could be obtained to have free was characterizing things ironically, although Duke is side of the equation only, the Scott Maitland, founder ism, Gunn said. liquor tastings at events rang- like the Moral Monday an elite, private, privileged departure side, and we forget and proprietor of Chapel Hill’s “I’m not sure we realized ing from balloon races to local movement as ‘outside agita- school, I found it easier about the incoming side,” Top of the Hill Restaurant and just how dramatically and fundraisers and ABC stores. tors,’” he said. to do this kind of political Strauss said. Brewery and Top of the Hill quickly the wineries and “I believe this bill goes a Safi said UNC’s admin- truth-telling at Duke than I “At UNC, the balance is so Organic Spirits, said he helped breweries and craft distilleries long way in giving distill- istration started censoring did at Carolina.” dramatically tipped towards develop the content of the bill were going to grow,” Gunn eries a lot of the same rights what he could and could not Strauss said the trend of bringing in talent and not as president of the Distillers said. “Now we’re realizing that breweries and wineries say about the political cli- people leaving is not what it towards losing talent that Association of North Carolina. how extremely viable these that have made them such mate, which he said contrib- might at first appear — fac- it’s important for people to “Sunday brunch is one of businesses are, and we’re a big part of our economy,” uted to his decision to leave. ulty retention is a market see that.” the most popular dining and looking at how we can help Maitland said. “I was told in no uncertain just like any other, and there drinking times of the week, them grow their businesses.” terms that while people in are flows between universi- [email protected] and it should generate a lot of Because of the investments [email protected]

light that if this election cycle Code, this entire election cycle election was halted because Complaints were also filed Hopping has appealed the ELECTION remains delayed, univer- has dragged on far too long, the BOE did not have enough against Adkins and Grier. decision, and asked for both FROM PAGE 1 sity administration is almost and there are more important members. Junior Ian Muriuki filed a cases to be re-heard and for some other body,” Kushner guaranteed to intervene, and issues at stake,” Broadhurst Joe Nail and Matthew complaint against Adkins, cit- Kushner and Luke Cullifer, said. administration’s interference in said in the statement. McKnight were disqualified ing 12 violations. student solicitor general, to The UNC Student Student Government elections Maurice Grier and after several hearings. Adkins was given one be removed from office. Supreme Court lifted the would threaten the very fabric Elizabeth Adkins are the Sammie Espada dropped point, reducing her maximum Evidence is still being gath- injunction after Travis of our 98-year-old student self- two candidates on the ballot. out of the race and Broadhurst budget by 5 percent. ered for the case. Broadhurst requested his governance system,” he said. Kushner said there will also did not gain enough signa- Sophomore Will Hopping “We need to end the complaint be dismissed. Broadhurst said he stands be a write-in option. tures to make the ballot. filed a complaint against drama,” Broadhurst said in his In a statement, Broadhurst by the principles of his com- Voting will be held from 12 Grier and Adkins gained Grier. The complaint includ- statement. “We need to have said he decided to drop the plaint. a.m. to 8 p.m. at studentlife. enough signatures to make ed 19 violations. this election. We need to have complaint so the election pro- “While I maintain — and unc.edu. the ballot, but the election Grier was given four a Student Body President.” cess will come to an end. always will — that the Board of The election was originally was once again halted after points, reducing his maxi- “It has recently come to Elections violated the Student scheduled for Feb. 14. The Broadhurst’s complaint. mum budget by 20 percent. [email protected] Panel discussion aims to educate on rights of immigrants By Harris Wheless Jennifer Standish, a mem- knowledge, their research likelihood that children of U.S.” Barbara Sostaita, a writer Staff Writer ber of Respect For All Tar and their resources on these immigrants will be able to Professor María and sanctuary campus activ- Heels and a first-year history issues that have become really achieve economic security in DeGuzmán, director of ist, spoke about sanctuary Panelists discussed immi- PhD student, said one of relevant, like undocumented adulthood,” she said. Latina/o studies at UNC, campuses, discrimination gration and documentation in the main goals of the orga- immigration,” she said. “We know what we have said the United States should against immigrants and what the Undocumented Students nization is to bridge the gap Professor Krista Perreira, a to do. We know what the recognize the importance of other can do to get involved. and Workers in North between different groups on health economist of migrant research says. To create a Latinx. “I wanted to encourage Carolina panel discussion campus, share resources and communities, spoke about more secure economic future “So, I think one of the those with legal status and cit- held Wednesday. promote discussion between how U.S. government policies for the children of immi- things we can see, and Latinx izenship privilege to be rabble This event is part of The allies and people directly promote poor physical and grants in the U.S. and to cre- writers have been doing this rousers,” she said. “Cause trou- People’s Teach-In Series affected. mental health, increase dis- ate a secure economic future for a very long time, is to ble, because you can. Disrupt hosted by Respect For All Tar “Our goal is to bring faculty crimination, increase poverty for the country, we need to remind us of our history,” she the system, make art, write Heels, a series of discussions members, campus members, and reduce the prospects of stop marginalizing immi- said. “There is just no way you a letter to your editor or an intended to facilitate com- students and community education or economic stabil- grants. Instead, we need to can separate the U.S. from opinion editorial. Put pressure munication between faculty, members together to have a ity for immigrants and their turn towards policies which Latinx. Latinx is a constituent on our administration.” students and the rest of the dialogue about these issues children. welcome them, which help part of the United States of campus community. and so people can share their “In short, they reduce the them to integrate into the America.” [email protected]

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The Daily Tar Heel’s Neecole Bostick interviewed John Bruno, a professor ecosystems, and will affect in paper parks (where there in the UNC Department of local coastal communities … is no enforcement, but the Biology, about the rapid This is also very reflective law is on the books) … It’s like decrease in fish. of the entire ocean. Numbers declaring Yellowstone a park, of studies around the world (but) letting people build The Daily Tar Heel: Why should have shown the same exact homes and go hunting. we care about the fish? trend of roughly 90 percent of fish being removed. There are DTH: How would the animals John Bruno: For one, large very few parts of the ocean be protected? vertebrate animals are under where this hasn’t already hap- enormous pressure from (a) pened. JB: In the U.S., there is variety of factors, like fish- The problems are gener- discussion about how the ing and human population ally less severe in wealthier Endangered Species Act growth. 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It’s an enormous economic ocean is in a protective state, viduals should take action? we see no fishing zones and Environmental factors opportunity to restore these and many of those places are protect coral reefs. that are beneficial to sharks, [email protected] CUAB celebrates National Women’s Day of the sexes,” on the front, and community, and one event a shirt. Some questions “And so I think women’s as much as men in the work- Students were “What does Feminism mean that I decided that we really included the name of the day is a great way for women place; even in politics people quizzed on women’s to you?” on the back. Others should target and empower woman who integrated to come together and talk still didn’t want to see a said “This is what a feminist is the whole feminist and public schools, as well as about the issues that apply woman in the White House,” history in the U.S. looks like.” empowering women’s day,” the name of the first woman to us and about ways that he said. Students lined up in the Sophomore CUAB diversity to fly across the Atlantic we can make long-lasting First-year Florence Pit and across the front of chairperson Julian Esain said. Ocean. social change in order to help Brooks said she thought Cy Neff Lenoir Dining Hall for the “And so March 8 is Students said they appre- address sexism in our society.” International Women’s Day Staff Writer event until the 300 shirts International Women’s Day ciated the celebration of Senior Justin Fieulleteau was especially important ran out. CUAB also used the starting in 1909, and we International Women’s Day, said even though he doesn’t in light of recent political The Carolina Union time to advertise the upcom- decided to give some more saying they considered the identify as a woman, he events. Activities Board gave ing Jubilee concert featuring education and informational day to be an important recog- still considers International “With a lot of the recent away pink T-shirts about 2 Chainz. facts on it.” nition of women’s struggles in Women’s Day to be an impor- events going on after the feminism for International “Throughout the entire Those in line had to contemporary society, as well tant one. election, I think it’s more Women’s Day in the Pit year we’ve been making a answer questions, though as a way of moving forward. “Women represent half important than ever to show Wednesday. huge effort to target every not necessarily correctly, “Women’s day is important of the world’s population that we stand in solidarity,” Some of the pink shirts single different population relating to the history of to me because I identify as a and it’s just that they — still she said. read, “Feminist: (n) someone that usually isn’t represented feminism and marginal- woman and also as a feminist,” even in 2017 — they still face who believes in the equality on campus in the Carolina ized communities to receive junior Kaila Eckstein said. challenges as far as making [email protected] Midterms creating pre-spring break stress? 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Established 1893, 124 years of editorial freedom QUOTE OF THE DAY “This was the time for them to throw a pie at EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS JANE WESTER EDITOR, 962-4086 OR [email protected] TREY FLOWERS CHRIS DAHLIE WILL PARKER me, not the other way around.” TYLER FLEMING OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] DAVID FARROW GEORGIA BRUNNER FAITH NEWSOME EMILY YUE ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR JONATHAN NUNEZ ZAYNAB NASIF GABY NAIR KATE STOTESBERY ELIZA FILENE SAVANNAH FAIRCLOTH Kevin Jeffay, on wanting to pie his students on Pi Day EDITORIAL CARTOON By Ashley Griffin, [email protected] FEATURED ONLINE READER COMMENT “Cool. When do we do the day without men?”

Annie Kiyonaga Annie Get Your Pen Mark, in response to A Day Without Women protests Sophomore English and art history major from Chevy Chase, MD. Email: [email protected] office, responsible for the LETTERS TO things they say. THE EDITOR Girl to Tarik Woods Maurice Grier was Member of Student given fair coverage Congress woman TO THE EDITOR: First-Year I am a first-year student Public Policy and who is passionate about English to girl to student self-governance and knew it since my first Does Trump need to day on campus. be called mentally ill? woman Immediately, I ran for Student Congress along TO THE EDITOR: en years ago — let’s all with two fantastic women Recently, Robert consider, for a moment, from District 4. Since tak- Friedman wrote an op-ed T the fact that 2007 was COLUMN ing that oath, in which we piece in the New York 10 years ago — I was picked swore to “preserve, protect Times arguing that psychia- up, one day, from fourth grade and defend” every student’s trists should not be diag- by my grandmother. She made general welfare, we have nosing President Trump “buttered rice” for dinner, The floor is the ceiling been confronted constantly with a mental illness (“Is it as if that’s a real meal that a with holding ourselves time to call Trump mentally 9-year-old child would want to accountable to the students ill?” February 17, 2017). eat. We watched both Wheel The worst is actually our best, as Fedora and Jordan can attest. we serve. Professor Friedman notes of Fortune AND Jeopardy, an I am appalled by the that the Goldwater Rule he editor-in-chief of sneakers, too.” unprecedented luxury for my actions of certain candi- prevents psychiatrists from this paper recently Repeatedly he has priori- fourth-grade self. dates who refuse to take diagnosing a public figure argued that basket- tized profit over social value. Right after Jeopardy finished, T responsibility for their they haven’t evaluated. I ball is a UNC religion. He recently donated $2 mil- the house phone rang. My actions as they run in contend that the Goldwater At the most recent lion to end police violence, grandmother, my two brothers this election season, but Rule needs updating. ceremony for our shared but if anything this only and I froze. We answered and instead want to be seen as Psychiatric evaluations aim obsession, the halftime further demonstrates his listened, with bated breath. It the victim. to extrapolate from the show was highlighted by the pattern of reticence — the was a girl! I shrieked. I think Alexander Peeples I am a black man, from a interview to understanding announcement of a brand- one notable remotely politi- I did a victory lap around my Locavore Politics small town, a small school real world behavior. ing relationship between the cal donation he’s made over house. One of my brothers cried. and a little money. Compared to 1964, when Jordan Brand and UNC’s Junior history and political sci- the past 30 years split a neg- The female-male ratio in my One thing you will never Barry Goldwater was pub- football team. The sight of ence major from Daphne, Ala. ligible (for him) amount of household was equal, and all hear is me or any cur- licly “diagnosed,” we now UNC’s most famous gradu- Email: [email protected] money between the NAACP was right in the world. rent member of Student have a staggering database ate was enough to electrify and a policing institution. In a week, my sister will turn Government complain of public information the Dean Dome, but the decried. He has not done so. Even the accompanying 10. On International Women’s about any single circum- about Trump’s behavior energy spiked even higher The only way in which he message hedged the impact Day, I can’t help but think stance or obstacle. in the form of interviews, when Jordan proclaimed the has interacted with a politi- of the gift by stating police about the world she inhabits, So to think these student speeches, autobiographies, ceiling is in fact the roof. cal space has been negative. violence was an issue both and the one she will, someday, leaders could be led by one etc. Isn’t actual behavior a In the ensuing excite- Instead of taking a stand parties needed to work on, inherit. Ten years is a big age who cannot stop feeling better guide to diagnosis ment and internet tomfool- against the exploitation of and that the issue didn’t pre- gap. I watched my sister grow sorry for himself or herself than a person’s self-reports ery there was a significant student labor from which vent the U.S. from being the up and, in doing so, relived my is hard to imagine. obtained during a psychi- amount of conversation he profits, he hired Tim greatest nation on earth. own childhood. My sister is so I challenge those who atric interview? about both Michael Jordan Beckman, who was fired for The only reason he visited smart, so good at the subjects are seeking to lead the Professor Friedman and Larry Fedora. There was pressuring students to play his alma mater for his first that little girls are assumed to school to be accountable to notes that mental illness some gentle feting, but the through injuries at Illinois. Chapel Hill home game in fail. I watch her multiply and the constituency they wish alone says little about fit- dialogue was mostly positive. When reports of student- seven years was to launch a divide gleefully — will she be to serve. ness to serve. However, Missing from the conver- athletes committing sexual money-making opportunity. one of four girls in a 25-person Recently, student the issue is not President sation was what it means assault ricocheted around The default response to math class, like I was? Will she, body president candidate Trump’s mental state for UNC to center the best the country, he stayed quiet. complaints like these is to too, feel so uncomfortable, so Maurice Grier wrote a alone, but his behavior. basketball player of all time Fedora might not be respon- say that the only responsi- alone, in the classroom that she letter to the editor about Consider his troubling and a decent football coach sible for addressing every bility that these individuals will gradually decry math as a how The Daily Tar Heel pattern of obfuscating the in our understanding of this social ill, but he has a plat- have is to themselves and foreign language, unavailable to is negatively character- truth. Setting aside what University. When we cel- form that he refuses to use. to the game. This is an easy her as a suitable pursuit? izing him. I think quite the intentional fabrication says ebrate Fedora and Jordan we If anything, Michael out on social responsibil- We watch the movies I loved opposite and hope the DTH about his mental state, are implicitly lauding their Jordan has been even more ity for anyone, but it is a as a little girl together. How will continue to hold him if he believes those lies, disinterest in using their egregiously silent. His particularly poor argu- did I never notice the infu- accountable for his actions. doesn’t that suggest serious platforms for social good. Airness isn’t just a mid-level ment given the history of riating passivity of Sleeping On multiple occasions problems with reality test- Larry Fedora has certain- D-1 football coach. He is Chapel Hill. The idea of a Beauty, or the literal incapaci- Mr. Grier has been quoted ing? If so, isn’t this a red ly been the most successful the most significant sports Carolina Way was led by tation of Ariel, only solvable speaking of his virtues flag about his psychological North Carolina football figure of the last 50 years, Dean Smith, and he dem- through her ensnarement of and values. These are val- fitness to serve? coach since Mack Brown. an owner of an NBA fran- onstrated the capacity for a mate? I hate Disney, and I ues I think all of Carolina Professor Friedman’s He has won an impressive chise and the first player leadership figures in sports hate myths about female intel- believes in, but the more piece concludes that we number of football games billionaire. He has the abil- have to pioneer change. ligence and I hate any societal substantial question con- don’t need a shrink to and has paired that with an ity to spread influence that From helping integrate construction that could ever tinues to be: “Are those decide whether President almost complete disinter- even fellow luminaries like UNC’s varsity basketball make my thoughtful, self-pos- values embodied?” Trump’s mental state ren- est in using those accom- Kareem Abdul-Jabbar or team to fighting the death sessed, funny, weird little sister Paul Kushner, chair- ders him unfit to serve: plishments to give voice to NBA owners like Jeanie penalty and supporting feel like she is any less deserv- person of the Board of he should be judged on any other issues. The job Buss can’t imagine. gay rights until his death, ing of anything, ever, than her the Elections, and Luke the merits of his actions, security that his wins have His response to that Coach Smith lived a life male counterparts. Cullifer, student solicitor statements, and tweets. allowed could be used to power and responsibility has that disproved the notion Ten years ago, I went to New general, were both caught I take this argument one talk about the dangers of been a silence of epic pro- that athletic figures at UNC York City with my mom. We making bad decisions. step further: actions, campus sexual assault, the portions. He has infamously should just stick to sports. ordered custom pillows off of They have been meta- statements and tweets are exploitation of student-ath- refused to speak out on We should expect the same the hotel’s pillow-room-service phorically crucified by stu- reflective of one’s mental lete labor or even just the almost any issues of social of other UNC figures even menu, ate huge amounts of dent leaders and have still state. importance. This is exempli- pasta and saw Wicked. In a economic harms of House if we get distracted by find- stayed strong. Bill 2 that his counterpart fied by his perhaps apocry- ing out that our ceiling is week, I’ll fly up to New York Although I agree that Prof. David L. Penn Roy Williams has cautiously phal quote “Republicans buy its roof. City to meet my mom and sis- their actions were question- Linda Wagner Martin ter. We’ll see Wicked, and prob- able, they were quick to Distinguished Professor of ably eat huge amounts of pasta. admit they were wrong and Psychology Who knows, maybe a pillow- continued doing their jobs. room-service will be involved. I hope that certain can- Time is weird. I don’t feel, QuickHits didates learn to make criti- YAFI provides Chapel after all, so incredibly distinct cism their friend as I and Hill with quality satire from that 9-year-old who wan- numerous other leaders dered New York City with her #NoMoreTests History, alive Not just waves have done. TO THE EDITOR: mom. I still love pasta; I still I am excited to serve in Dear YAFI: Could you imagine if UNC’s know every word to every song This is a down thumb to In our marine science the upcoming administra- Wednesday YAFI is history department was from Wicked; I’m still slightly every midterm held on the classes we learned about tion no matter who the stu- even better than Friday’s entirely instruct- intimidated by the sheer scale last day before how cool waves dent body president will be. K-Board. ed in a “living of New York. I still depend Spring Break. are super cool. It is high time some people Question: history format”? completely upon my mom for 1) All tests are After leaving stopped caring about their What will we do for qual- Your professor advice and inspiration. Then, stressful. 2) It class we were perception and just sought ity satire after one of you walks in the first I didn’t have the consideration ruins the optics like, it would after what is right. graduates and the other day in period-appropriate of a younger presence, looking we are going for. We want be fitting to listen to Kanye Again I challenge The falls madly in love for- attire, pitches a tent, and to me for advice. to hear the Bell Tower ring West’s song “Waves.” But Daily Tar Heel and every ever????? demands you write on I consider, now, how my on Friday, throw our papers alas, Kanye is now the worst. student at Carolina to hold parchment or tablet. We are attitude and my aspirations in the air and sprint out of Is the guilt of supporting your student government, Gene Matthews not endorsing this AT ALL! It will shape her conception Hamilton Hall like we are him worth the enjoyment and the candidates for Class of ’71 is just funny to think about of herself. What kind of in some 1980s teen movie. of listening to his music? It it actually happening. role model will I be for her? #NoMoreTests #SpringBreak probably shouldn’t be. Hopefully, one like my own SPEAK OUT mom: smart and self-assured Spraang Breaak Another round Sneezy and empathetic and always, WRITING GUIDELINES always there for her. I can’t Tar Heels, join us in firing Don’t you hate when you’re Warm weather means aller- • Please type. Handwritten letters will not be accepted. change the world at large (yet) up the spring break chant: going to the same bar twice gies, and that means non- • Sign and date. No more than two people should sign letters. that my sister lives in. 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We just want to in class for sneezing five 3/10: Lens of Oynx SPRING BREAK SPRING get drunk and forget about times in one minute. They EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and letters do not necessarily rep- Cameron Jernigan writes about BREAK SPRING BREAK the inevitability of our own don’t like it either. SPPRRAA- resent the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect the Black issues on campus. opinions of The Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which comprises 11 board NEXT SPRAAANG BREAAAAK. deaths. SPRAANG BREAAK. achoo-AANG BREAAAAK! members, the opinion assistant editor and editor and the editor-in-chief.