One Play Separates UNC, No. 1 Clemson

One play separates UNC, No. 1 Clemson DTH/ANGELICA EDWARDS DTH/PHOTOG NA Tar Heels fall just short of biggest upset win in program history A failed 2-point conversion Carolina football team, that was the wide receiver Tee Higgins to give spread had already shut off their Tar Heels convert not one, but two difference between a heartbreaking the Tigers their first lead of the televisions. The rest of the football fourth downs to keep their upset attempt sunk North Carolina 21-20 loss to Clemson on Saturday game, 21-14. world, though, had its eyes on hopes alive. in a 21-20 loss. and a season-altering win against the To that point, North Carolina, a Chapel Hill. A 22-yard scamper from Javonte No. 1 team in the land. team that went 2-9 a season ago, Like every other game this Williams would set up 1st-and-goal By Ryan Wilcox The stage had been set. At the had matched Clemson, the reigning season, it would be up to first-year from the 3-yard line. When the Sports Editor 9:54 mark of the fourth quarter, undefeated national champion, quarterback Sam Howell to deliver running back punched it in two sophomore quarterback Trevor for more than 50 minutes of in the fourth quarter. Deliver he did, Two yards. Lawrence, Clemson’s own football game time. Those who had bet on leading North Carolina on an eight- SEE CLEMSON, PAGE 6 Two yards – for the North wunderkind, delivered a strike to the Tigers to cover a 26.5-point minute, 32-second drive that saw the Rebuilding campus safety after spike in crime After a string of crimes in the Sept. 13 in the Shortbread Lofts for the suspect but were unsuccessful. against the identified man for were on edge. parking deck. The Chapel Hill Police Two days later, a suspicious man attempted breaking-and-entering “The school needs to bring Chapel Hill area, some are described the suspect as a Black male approached the Zeta Tau Alpha into the ZTA house. A trespassing students, faculty and law enforcement working to improve safety. wearing dark clothing and standing house midday, asking a member of letter will also be delivered to him together to create better solutions at about 5 feet 8 inches tall. the sorority for money in exchange for from the sorority, Northam said, and put systems in place that make By Anna Southwell UNC Police are assisting the bitcoin, Ran Northam, Chapel Hill making it clear that he will not be everyone feel safe,” Turner said. “We Staff Writer Chapel Hill Police Department Police Department community safety allowed to enter that property again. need long-term change.” in continuing to investigate the communications specialist, said. The man, identified as 19-year-old In response to concerns and Editor’s note: Safety tips and incident, as well as providing And early in the morning, at Anthony Washington from Chapel community unrest, interim advice never guarantee safety, nor is additional patrols on foot and by about 1 a.m. on Sept. 23, the same Hill, was served a criminal summons Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz it ever the survivor’s or any potential vehicle, UNC Police Chief David suspicious man tried to gain entry on Sept. 27, according to the Chapel addressed campus safety concerns survivor’s fault in any way if they Perry said in an emailed statement. into the sorority house and vehicles, Hill Police Department. on an online message. did not or do not act on them. On Sept. 17 on campus at Davis according to a Town of Chapel Hill UNC Graduate Student Mallory “We continually make Library, a male subject made Police report. From the premises, Turner said she has noticed fear improvements to the safety features The recent string of crimes at UNC inappropriate comments to a female the man was seen pulling the door among students and people in the around campus, most recently and the surrounding Chapel Hill UNC student at about 7 p.m., handles of the vehicles and looking community and believes solutions installing more interior locks in community has ignited unease and according to a police report. UNC inside a window of the house, need to be addressed. She said at classrooms and increasing lighting fear among students and residents. Police spokesperson Randy Young Northam said. one point, she drove her classmates A sexual assault occurred early said the police conducted a search Charges have been brought home at night because many of them SEE RECENT CRIMES, PAGE 6 in the morning at about 3 a.m. on Leadership shakeup in UNC System continues With Harry Smith’s “And that changed pretty “And that changed pretty dramatically when the GOP took announced resignation, the over,” he said. dramatically when the BOG shakeup continues. Since 2008, the number of GOP took over.” members on the Board has been T. Greg Doucette reduced by the N.C. Legislature, and By Preston Lennon Former BOG Student Representative Senior Writer partisanship on the Board has swung heavily to Republicans. When Harry Smith’s resignation “You’ve got this always-been- McCorkle Place. takes effect in October, multiple political body that is now more After the statue left McCorkle positions critical to the functioning openly political than it has been in Place, UNC and the Board of of UNC and N.C. higher education the past,” Doucette said. “At the same Governors took turns figuring out will be staffed by leaders whose time, you’ve got a General Assembly where it should be permanently predecessors dealt with the aftermath that has been very active in trying to housed. While UNC worked on a of Silent Sam’s toppling last fall. micromanage the universities.” plan for a few months, UNC-System Smith is the chairperson of the Smith has been labeled one of the President Margaret Spellings Board of Governors, which oversees board’s staunchest partisans in the resigned, marking the first vacancy all 16 public universities in the system. past, but his views on Silent Sam in a string of resignations from have taken a 180 degree turn this high-profile leadership positions. Partisanship and the BOG past year. At a meeting in May, Smith said his The Silent Sam decision T. Greg Doucette had a voting initial calls to resurrect the statue were position on the Board in 2008 as probably “quick and uneducated.” In December, UNC put forward its student representative. He said “Having taken the time, energy and an idea to construct a multi-million when the modern Board was created effort and talking to a lot of people, dollar building on South Campus in the 1970s, it was designed to craft I have tremendous faith and trust and display the statue there. Smith agendas and think big picture, while in — it’s my view and opinion as one and the Board of Governors shot leaving day-to-day control to the member that that’s not the right path,” individual universities. he said regarding the state’s return to SEE RESIGNATION, PAGE 6 DTH/ HELEN MCGINNIS Chairperson Harry Smith at a meeting of the Board of Governors on Sept. 20. You find out that life is just a game of inches. So is football. TONY D’AMATO

2 Monday, September 30, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 New hotel may 126 years of editorial freedom MADDY ARROWOOD EDITOR-IN-CHIEF come to downtown [email protected] MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ By Kayleigh Carpenter to reflect our context,” Small said. MANAGING EDITOR Staff Writer “There’s something of a historical [email protected] context there. But we also feel that EMILY SIEGMUND By 2023, the residents of Chapel it’s important for each building to ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR Hill may be seeing a new four to reflect something of its time.” [email protected] seven-story, 140-room hotel above The historical former Chapel Hill their eyeline as they walk down Town Hall is located the corner of MYAH WARD Rosemary Street. West Rosemary and North Columbia, DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE Currently, the developers, but it will not be touched. The hotel [email protected] SMART Hotels LLC and The plans on being in an “L-shape” to MAEVE SHEEHEY Olympia Companies, are discussing wrap around the town hall. UNIVERSITY EDITOR the hotel with the Chapel Hill “In terms of aesthetics, there’s DTH/ YATES MCCONNELL [email protected] Community Design Commission certainly a strong brick masonry On Sunday, Sept. 29th, 2019 a student walks by the vacant lot on Rosemary ANNA POGARCIC and the Town of Chapel Hill. They character to the buildings,” Small Street where a new hotel is planned to be built by 2023 in Chapel Hill. CITY, STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR are looking for approval to take the said. “So my expectation would be in [email protected] next step toward construction. particular as our site wraps around hopefully set up a meeting with them. match the surrounding area. JESSICA HARDISON The hotel, if it makes it through the historic town hall, that’s the During the Community Design “The applicant has every indication ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR all of the approval stages, will be strongest architectural piece that Commission meeting Tuesday, some that they’re going to select materials [email protected] located on West Rosemary Street, we’ve got. And it’s an important residents voiced concerns about how that are responsive to the character of on the intersection near North the proposed hotel will fit in with the Chapel Hill,” Nicholson said. RYAN WILCOX piece not just because it’s adjacent SPORTS EDITOR Columbia Street. This would be the to our site but because it’s important aesthetic of Chapel Hill. Kim Hoppin, The developers plan to use cues a resident on Short Street who’s lived of materials from the other side of [email protected] second closest hotel within walking to the community.” distance from campus, after The Small also said the developers in Chapel Hill for 27 years, questioned Rosemary Street that can be used by AUDREY BURKE Carolina Inn. were reaching out to the community how the hotel would impact the the community to showcase art. DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR On site, there will be a total of to get feedback on the plans. current resident’s view. The developers also plan [email protected] about 90 new parking spaces, as well “We contacted the Orange “When the AC Marriot was being on contributing to street-side ANGELICA EDWARDS as about 10 bike parking spots. County and Chapel Hill visitor’s built, the developers were very nice improvements, like enlarging the & MAYA CARTER Ed Small, the president of SMART bureaus,” Small said. “We’ve started while building and added landscape sidewalk outside the West Rosemary CO-PHOTO EDITORS Hotels LLC, said the developers plan conversations with some of the buffers, but now I’m looking into Street side of the hotel and updating [email protected] to incorporate the old town hall adjacent property owners, including the back windows of the hotel every the existing town-owned parking lot building into the design. those that are proposing new projects day,” Hoppin said. to make it more functional for the BRANDON STANDLEY “We think it’s important for us in on Rosemary Street to find out how Adam Nicholson, staff liaison for general public. COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER terms of our material selection, in our buildings might be synergistic. the Community Design Commission, [email protected] terms of the way we incorporate the We’re just now going to be reaching said the developers are going through @kcarp3nter materials into our building facade out to the Northside neighbors to a process to have the new building [email protected] Mail and Office: 109 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Maddy Arrowood, editor-in-chief, 962-4086 CORRECTIONS Advertising & Business, 962-1163 News, Features, Sports, 962-0245 • The Daily Tar Heel reports any • Editorial corrections will be printed One copy per person; inaccurate information published as on this page. Errors committed on additional copies may be purchased at The Daily Tar Heel for $.25 each. soon as the error is discovered. the Opinion Page have corrections Please report suspicious activity at our • Contact Managing Editor printed on that page. Corrections The Daily Tar Heel distribution racks by emailing also are noted in the online versions [email protected] Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez at: of our stories. Established 1893 © 2012 DTH Media Corp. [email protected] 126 years of editorial freedom All rights reserved with issues about this policy. The Daily Tar Heel Opinion Monday, September 30, 2019 3 EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS The odd Established 1893, 126 years of editorial freedom SETH NEWKIRK BENNETT STILLERMAN CARTOONISTS: RYAN SMOOT MICHAEL BEAUREGARD YOUNG HUER traditions MADDY ARROWOOD EDITOR, [email protected] LIAM BENDEZU RAJEE GANESAN ALLI ROWE ELLA ICARD MARIE THAMDRUP JOHN DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] ABHISHEK SHANKAR MALIK JABATI GALAPON of the ELISA KADACKAL ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR Nacirema: Greetings Women should feel safe at night, too Kyende Kinoti EDITORIAL is a senior from Nairobi, Kenya majoring in global studies. Editor’s note: This editorial higher than normal — and we are, spread like wildfire — and the story policy action. email: discusses sensitive topics such as understandably, scared. can quickly turn into something The Campus Safety Commission kyende sexual assault. As the number of reported crimes that it’s not. is holding “Listening Sessions” on @live.unc.edu n the words of musical icon targeted toward women increases, That in itself is reason for a higher Oct. 1 and 7, and we believe that Lily Allen, it’s hard out here yet another problem has emerged: authority sharing this information there should be robust attendance Ifor a bitch. students received an Alert Carolina — we need to know the facts in by UNC Police. Moreover, time and The term Nacirema is American Recent events have left female message for only one of these events. order to keep ourselves safe. space should be allocated at these spelled backwards. It was first students feeling unsafe on and However, the message, which Students — especially women — sessions to specifically address introduced by Horace Miner around campus. alerted students of the sexual assault have a right to feel safe on campus. concerns of women’s physical safety, in, “Body Ritual Among the A sexual assault occurred on at Shortbread, was not sent until nine They should be able to walk home at as well as instances of sexual and Nacirema.” Today, it is mainly Sept. 13 in the Shortbread Lofts hours after the incident occurred. night without fear of sexual assault gender-based violence. used by anthropologists to distance parking deck. On Sept. 17, a group The other incidents did not meet or harassment. And the University And third, the University should themselves, and avoid personal of women were sexually harassed the criteria that would warrant has a responsibility as an institution take some long-overdue steps to bias, when writing about American outside Davis Library. And an Alert Carolina notification. to ensure the safety of its students, make campus safer in general. The culture, its rituals and its customs. residents of the Zeta Tau Alpha According to the Alert Carolina especially when it has failed to do blue light system has some serious The odd tradition of greeting in sorority house said a man tried to website, these criteria include so in the past. flaws, many areas on campus could Nacirema country is a complicated, break in at night last week. “sex offenses including rape, First, the University needs to be more well-lit and security cameras yet important, art that one should So far, none of the suspects have incest, statutory rape and forcible revise the Alert Carolina system to wouldn’t be a bad idea either. master before arriving here. been caught. And because of that, fondling,” as well as burglary. better inform the community about Women shouldn’t have to be the During my time in this strange we feel even more paranoid. Sexual harassment and attempted any potential threats to student ones changing their behavior in land, I have had to learn the The fact that sexual violence burglary — while “troubling,” the safety. How can we be expected to order to avoid becoming victims of Nacireman greeting practices, so as would take place on UNC’s campus University’s spokesperson said protect ourselves if we don’t even sexual violence. Yet that is exactly not to startle the poor Nacireman isn’t surprising. After all, the — apparently aren’t things UNC know that we’re in danger? what’s happening, as women adjust folk by going off-script. To avoid University was featured in the thinks we ought to know about Second, UNC Police needs to their routines to minimize their risk blank stares, confusion and 2015 documentary “The Hunting (We are, however, inundated with build trust between themselves of being attacked. awkward moments, it is best to Ground,” which highlighted the messages practically every time a as an institution and students on Nighttime safety is something follow these two tips: prevalence of sexual assault on thunderstorm occurs in Chapel Hill). campus. This can be achieved by already guaranteed to most men 1. In Nacireman speak “Hello, college campuses. But the thing is, we hear about intentionally holding space for — for women to receive the same how are you doing?” actually simply But the frequency at which these them anyways, through word-of- students to express their concerns, luxury shouldn’t be too much to ask. means “Hi.” The right response to this incidents have occurred seems mouth and social media. Rumors and see those concerns met with is “I’m good,” which also means “Hi.” After various interactions with different Naciremans, I quickly KVETCHING BOARD QUOTE OF THE DAY learned that no one really cares kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain Okay it’s damn near October and I I hate when you ask a profoessor “When the Son of about how I am doing. I came to this can’t wear hoodies yet. Y’all see the a question and they answer your realization after responding with We were almost a football school problem? question with a question. Like, that’s Perdition is Commander answers such as “I’m stressed about not what I’m paying tuition for in Chief my midterm tomorrow, so I’m quite The student ticket system at football We all have that one friend who goes a nervous,” or “I didn’t sleep very well game seriously sucks. It was like a little too hard at the tailgate. Solution: We all know a horse girl The standard is Thief; yesterday so I’m tired.” cramped sauna in that waiting line, every time you have to apologize for These types of answers ignite panic and not in a good way. their behavior, take a drink. Can midterm season end already, brethren, can we in the Nacireman folk. Contrastingly, pretty please? candidly speak?” in Kenyan culture if someone asks Whoever was in the booth during the how you are doing, they genuinely How long does it take to scan a ticket Lauryn Hill Clemson game and did that thing and look at a OneCard? Real talk I got a bootycall the other night and care and will stop to listen to what where we flamed Clemson fans with turned it down because I hadn’t you have to say. If they do not care, they simply say “hi” and do not follow captions is an icon Can girls stop wearing “lampshades”? finished my combo basket at Linda’s THINGS TO CHECK it up with a “how are you?” It’s literally 90 degrees out yet. Never been more proud. Hence, in Nacireman country I At the Clemson game I figured out OUT ONLINE! have learned to simply say, “I am that the easiest way to find Black Can y’all fuckin stop policing what If I know the wifi password at a bar good,” and save my real answers for people in a crowd is to play “Swag women wear tho? does that make me an alcoholic? EDITORIAL: ‘LEAVE THE when I speak to Kenyans. Surfin’” and see who knows what’s up CONSORTIUM FOR MIDDLE EASTERN STUDIES ALONE’ 2. Nacireman folk either like to I got hardcore @ed in a kvetch before I love how we intentionally put the pretend that they do not know you, I feel so bad for the band and away fans in the sun at football games or that they did not see you even if cheerleaders who have to wear those What do the football team and trash EDITORIAL: ‘POLICE VIOLENCE, they did. long ass layers in the heat men have in common? They get our GAY PENGUINS AND PRIDE I have been in situations hopes up only to let us down Submit your kvetches to our new PARADES: BANNED BOOKS WEEK where I have seen a Nacireman AT UNC’ Did y’all hear that that soccer coach Twitter account @DTHOpinion acquaintance whom I waved to or won 22 nattys? WILD Y’all sleep on the TOL vegan cookies using #kvetch! said hi to only to have them look away after making eye contact with me. The first time this occurred I was shocked because I had spent an On-campus safety resources for entire semester in the same group as this Nacireman woman. It was difficult to believe that she could not recognize me after so many hours students at UNC working together. With time, I realized this is one of EDITORIAL the odd customs of the Nacirema. I believe this can be attributed to the ue to recent events on . Gender Violence Services . Noonlight (formerly SPEAK OUT fact that acknowledging the presence campus, the editorial 2Coordinators (GVSCs) 5SafeTrek) is a safety app that WRITING GUIDELINES of each other would have to involve Dboard has assembled this provides advocacy and support on can be used to trigger requests for • Please type. Handwritten letters will some level of compassion, and at times short list of resources for anyone gender-based violence experienced emergency services when walking not be accepted. this can scare the Nacireman folk. who may be at-risk of interpersonal, either before or during one’s time at back home at night. • Sign and date. No more than two Therefore, I would advise visitors sexual or gender-based violence. UNC. Services are available to all people should sign letters. to do as the Nacireman do in order This list also includes two students, faculty, staff and post- . Wildfire is an app that alerts • Students: Include your year, major to prevent social discomfort. This proactive trainings that anyone doctoral fellows. 6you about events near your and phone number. means that you should look away if can complete to help create a safer location. It is user-generated so • Faculty/staff: Include your depart- you have seen someone you know, environment on campus for us all. . Courage to Heal: A Sexual other members can send in alerts ment and phone number. and act like you hadn’t seen them In a time when many students are 3Assault Recovery Group as soon as they see something. • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, if said person comes up to say feeling unsafe, we can empower at CAPS is sponsored by UNC accuracy and vulgarity. Limit let- “Hello, how are you doing?” And, in ourselves by leveraging some of Counseling and Psychological . One Act Training is a training ters to 250 words. extenuating circumstances, continue these resources. Services and offers a support group program aimed at increasing 7 SUBMISSION to pretend that you do not know for women recovering from sexual informed bystander intervention them and re-introduce yourself as if . SafeWalk is a walking buddy trauma. The group is private and with the goal of reducing sexual and • Drop off or mail to our office at 109 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 you have never met before. program led by students. Two confidential. interpersonal violence. 1 Email: [email protected] I hope these two tips can help trained students are available to other ethnographers coming to study walk you home to any on or off- . Carolina LiveSafe Mobile . Safe Zone Training is a EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons the Nacirema. Greetings may seem campus location within 2.5 miles. 4App is a safety app that 8course designed to educate and letters do not necessarily represent like a small detail at first, but they They operate from 10:00 p.m. to provides a direct connection to UNC folks about issues faced by the the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect the opinions often give you a window into how 2:00 a.m. Sunday-Thursday. You police. The app can be used to report LGBTQIA+ community and people choose to interact with one can find them outside of Davis tips, summon help, use SafeWalk resources available to create safer, of The Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which comprises 15 board members, another. As for Nacirema country, one Library, or call (919)-962-7233. and get additional resources. more inclusive spaces on campus. the opinion assistant editor and editor can deduce a culture of isolation and and the editor-in-chief. apathy from their greeting customs. 4 Monday, September 30, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Durham murals celebrate Mexican artists The North Carolina Museum Angela Lombardi, NCMA “My inspiration is Frida manager of academic and of Art brings colorful culture community outreach, said these (Kahlo) herself. I work to downtown Durham. murals bring something very special to celebrate her as a to Durham. Megan Missey “I think the murals bring a really remarkable woman.” Staff Writer grateful surprise for the Latin/ Cecilia Lueza Mexican community from the Artist of “I Am My Own Muse” Two new murals now adorn the people I’ve gotten to talk to because Durham Convention Center’s East it’s a wonderful, really visible Chapel Hill Street side. They might show of indigenous symbolism,” said. “And be able to see themselves be difficult to miss — but that is Lombardi said. in that imagery and also place exactly the point. Lombardi said Campos themselves in that mural with the The two murals were installed incorporated motifs from Mexico idea that they’re placing themselves by the North Carolina Museum into his design. in North Carolina.” of Art to celebrate the museum’s “I think people who are Lueza said she hopes the mural upcoming exhibit, “Frida Kahlo, especially from that area of Mexico, can bring the community together. Diego Rivera and Mexican or familiar with Mexican folk art, “I think it brings a lot of Modernism from the Jacques and can see and identify readily that brightness, color, dynamic, and it Natasha Gelman Collection.” The there is something very traditional creates that interesting focal point PHOTO COURTESY OF N.C. MUSEUM OF ART exhibit will open Oct. 26 and will and celebratory about the culture for the community and makes a “I Am My Own Muse” by Cecilia Lueza is on display now in downtown Durham run through Jan. 19. of Mexico, that’s brought right photo-op, I hope,” Lueza said. “And at the Durham Convention Center to celebrate Mexican modernism. According to an NCMA press smack in the heart of Durham,” so I guess that’s the main purpose release, the two murals, entitled “I Lombardi said. of the mural, to create a special art,” Lueza said. “My inspiration is “You are helping to create Am My Own Muse” and “Juchari Lombardi said Campos’ mural spot in downtown, an activated Frida herself. I work to celebrate her memories and giving people a place Xiranhua/Nuestras Raices/Our features two monarch butterflies, taste, and bring people together as a remarkable woman.” to celebrate and to remember,” Roots” are the work of artists symbolizing one adult and one child. and create a connection with the Lueza also said she and Campos’ Lueza said. “And I think that’s very Cecilia Lueza and Cornelio “We really wanted there to be a public in general.” murals are connected by the special and that’s what I love about Campos, respectively. child-size pair of wings next to the Lueza credits Kahlo’s life and happiness and exposure to Mexican public art — that connection you Several groups helped with the adult size, just speaking to the issue work as an artist as her inspiration. culture that they bring to downtown can create to the art world and to murals, including students from of immigration and really hoping “Well the mural is inspired by Frida Durham. Both Lueza and Lombardi the public.” the NCMA’s Teen Art Council, El that people in the community Kahlo, who is this very important and agree murals are valuable mediums Pueblo and El Centro Hispano. would identify with that,” Lombardi controversial peer in the history of for public art. [email protected]

DTH/PARKER BROWN Durham Pride goers dressed up in colorful attire and waved rainbow flags while marching down West Main Street on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019.

DTH/PARKER BROWN DTH/PARKER BROWN Batala Durham, an international samba reggae music project, marches Community members convene to celebrate Durham Pride on West Main Street on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019. down West Main Street at Durham Pride on Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019.

What you need from a workspace. When you need it. 206 W. Franklin St. (behind Might as Well) | [email protected] | www.carolinacoworking.com The Daily Tar Heel News Monday, September 30, 2019 5 The Meantime celebrates three years on campus This is the first year one of the three years,” Vance said. about basketball. I didn’t know founders is not on the team. Janis Arrojado, a sophomore anything about North Carolina Chief Executive Officer Oznur Ikiz, majoring in geography, is a culture, but The Meantime was the a junior, said the founders created the consistent customer at The one place I could go and take a break.” coffee shop with the idea that it would Meantime because she likes how The Meantime has grown in be by, and for, UNC students. it is student-run and gives back to popularity during its existence on “It’s super important for me, a good cause. campus. Vance said it may need to personally, to keep the culture and “I really like how they’re a non- find a new space in the future to have their legacy go on,” Ikiz said. profit, so I feel like I am supporting match its increase in customers. The Meantime celebrated its a business that I like,” Arrojado said. “We’re realizing we’re becoming birthday with special birthday Vance said a big part of the coffee really popular and how do we best lattes, new merchandise and a new shop’s mission is sustainability use the amount of space we have and loyalty membership program. and giving back to good causes on the facilities we have to continue to John Vance, a junior majoring campus. Most of their profits go to reach new customers but also treat in studio art and a member of the Global Gap Year Fellowship. our existing customers as well if not The Meantime’s marketing team, For some people on campus, The better,” Vance said. said he thinks the turnout is a Meantime may just be a place to As for Ikiz, she wants to make sure DTH/JOE BENSON testament to how successful the get their daily coffee. For Ikiz, an The Meantime’s legacy endures for Henry Cutting and Victoria Tyso are baristas at the UNC student-run Meantime. startup coffee shop has been in its international student from Turkey, decades to come. She wants to show short time on campus. it changed her life. her kids why she is so grateful for it. By Noah Dolgoff on Sept. 12, reminding those who “I think the amount of the “Being an outsider, being an “I want to make sure we solidify customer base we have, and the international, I wasn’t even able to our existence in Campus Y and Staff Writer care about the coffee shop how much it has influenced their time at UNC. amount of regulars that come in speak English properly at that time,” UNC,” she said. The Meantime Coffee Co. The Meantime was started three everyday, definitely is amazing Ikiz said. “It was hard to fit into the celebrated its three-year anniversary years ago by three UNC students. considering we’ve only been around culture. I didn’t know a single thing [email protected] UNC christens Dorrance Field in win By Chapel Fowler after you is just extraordinary.” science to those opportune goals — Senior Writer The 22-time national champion “Just lucky,” she said with a smile — ensured he put no extra pressure but Andrzejewski agreed scoring on In 43 years of coaching service, on his players. But Bridgette such a day was special. Anson Dorrance has walked the Andrzejewski, a senior forward, said “People always say this, and sidelines of North Carolina soccer the pregame pomp and circumstance it’s true: he’s really impacted my matches over 1,000 times — at the old “put things in perspective.” character,” she said of Dorrance. “As Fetzer Field, the new UNC Soccer & “We wanted to start off on the right much as I’ve succeeded because of Lacrosse Stadium and venues across foot,” Andrzejewski said. “We knew we his coaching and the players around the country and the world. had to get the result for him at the end me, I’ve really succeeded in my But this weekend was still a first for of the day and christen this stadium.” character development. I can give the dynastic women’s soccer coach. As She did just that in the 28th that one to him, for sure.” of Sunday, he’s 1-0 on Dorrance Field. minute, tapping in a deflected shot It was a weekend of praise for DTH/KHAMEES ABOU SIDO After the field was officially by forward Ru Mucherera for the Dorrance, whose 22 national titles UNC women’s soccer head coach Anson Dorrance waves to the crowd during dedicated in a private, pregame opening goal of the match. In the are the most of any men’s or women’s halftime against Notre Dame on Sunday, Sept. 29th, 2019 at Dorrance Field. ceremony for players, coaches and 61st minute, she added an assist ACC sports program. On Friday, alumni, the No. 4 Tar Heels beat on an impressive back-heel flick by men’s basketball head coach Roy video tribute with a message from with a tie and a ballcap had been Notre Dame, 3-0, to move to 10-1 midfielder Brianna Pinto. Williams surprised his longtime UNC great and volunteer assistant soaked, but he didn’t mind. this season and christen the newly Andrzejewski, Dorrance aptly coaching friend by inviting him onto coach Heather O’Reilly played. “I feel on top of Cloud Nine,” he named pitch in the process. “We noted, was also the first player to the court to “feel the love” of a packed After the win, Dorrance shook said with a smile. know all the clichés,” Dorrance said. score in the UNC Soccer & Lacrosse Smith Center at Late Night with Roy. hands, took photos and laughed with “We’re in the Southern part of heaven. Stadium, the team’s new venue as The athletic department handed old friends. His standard coaching @chapelfowler So to have a piece of heaven named of this season. There was no exact out Dorrance Field T-shirts as a outfit of khaki pants, a button-down [email protected] UNC debuts Media and Communications Center By Jared McMasters “This building gives us the Network. As Kirschner described it, Assistant Sports Editor opportunity to really highlight all the the “sexier” of the two main floors successes of our teams, our students features studios for filming, audio The UNC Athletics department and our coaches,” he said. recording rooms, video boards and held a dedication ceremony for The center opened at the start of the control rooms to monitor games. the recently completed Media and academic year and will provide new The second floor is more of a Communications Center and provided opportunities for media members, traditional office space, with desks and tours of the facility Friday. students, student-athletes and meeting rooms for the content creators The ceremony was held outside of members of the athletics department. associated with the department. the new building, right next to the The new facility cost Guskiewicz discussed the value that Smith Center, and featured remarks approximately $15 million to the center, described as a “teaching from interim Chancellor Kevin complete, and is home to around laboratory,” can provide in terms of Guskiewicz and athletic director 30-32 writers, photographers, blending athletics with academics. DTH/MAYA CARTER Bubba Cunningham, among others. designers, sports information Examples include students like The Media and Communications Center opened at the start of the 2019-2020 During his remarks, Cunningham directors and more, per senior Adam Jordan and Caroline Bynum, academic year. It will aim to foster new opportunities for media members. took a break from thanking donors associate A.D. Steve Kirschner. two UNC journalism students who and others who have supported The first floor of the center is spoke about their involvement with reason,” Jordan said. “Working for imagined coming into UNC.” North Carolina to mention one of the mainly used for audio and video the athletics department. the outstanding people at GoHeels opportunities he personally believes production to go along with UNC’s “There’s been so much talk has provided both of us a chance to @McMastersJ the center will provide. partnership with ESPN and the ACC today of opportunity, and for good gain experiences we couldn’t have [email protected]

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eighteenninetythree.com 6 Monday, September 30, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Orange Co. residents paid taxes on property they didn't own for years By Guillermo Molero and “We paid taxes on land we Suzannah Claire Perry Staff Writers just falt-out did not own.” Judith Guibert John and Judith Guibert were Orange County resident recently met with an unpleasant surprise: For 15 years, they were the lake. Freeman also acknowledged taxed on land they did not own. that the county adjusted property The Orange County residents boundaries to ensure the Guiberts discovered that 0.37 acres of their would no longer have to pay taxes on land belonged to Lake Orange Inc., property they did not own. a property development firm in the Commissioner Mark Dorosin area. This means that while the expressed concern with the situation county had been collecting property at the meeting. tax on 1.9 acres of land, the Guiberts “We have collected twice on the only owned 1.53 acres. same piece of property,” he said. “What In a meeting of the Orange County we ought to do is refund the taxes.” Board of County Commissioners on Because state law establishes a Sept. 17, the couple presented their five-year statute of limitations on tax case, which was originally scheduled refund payments, the Guiberts were for June 4 before it was postponed. only able to request a refund on tax “When we originally filed this payments made between 2014 and request, we were notified by 2018 –a total of $1,658.15 – despite DTH/YATES MCCONNEL staff… that they’d approve it,” John owning the property since 2003. Residents of the Lake Orange area have been paying taxes on land owned by Lake Orange Inc. without their knowledge. Guibert said. “The day before, The Guiberts are not the only actually, that the meeting (on June ones dealing with this issue. The cited the fact that approving this displeasure at how the commissioners from what the Guiberts believe to be 4) was to be held, we got a phone tax administrator’s presentation at request would set precedent forcing denied their request for a refund. unjust over-taxation. However, the call from one of the people in the the Sept. 17 meeting outlined the the county to involve itself in future “We paid taxes on land we just couple said they are not currently tax office saying that the paper possibility that, after a geographical disputes over property boundaries. flat-out did not own,” she said. willing to go down that path. that was now being recommended survey of their land, other residents “We end up being the arbiter and But the couple remains determined “We were not doing this just for denied our claim.” could discover that some of the money distributor for something that to ensure their community becomes ourselves,” John Guibert said. “In In a presentation by her office, property they are being taxed for we can’t control,” Marcoplos said. more aware of the situation. fact, we were trying to get them to Orange County Tax Administrator does not belong to them. After having their request denied "I thought it was astonishing set a precedent, which is what they Nancy Freeman established that Lake Approving the request would by the board of commissioners and that it was very inappropriate," feared, I think.” Orange Inc. owned all of the land mean other residents would also be in a 4-3 vote, the Guiberts aim to Judith Guibert said. between the 615’ and 620’ contour entitled to a tax refund for property continue their efforts to inform their The couple indicated a possible @GMolero1 lines — markers of elevation used to they did not own. Orange County community about the issue. next step would be to file a lawsuit @sclaire_perry demarcate property boundaries — of Commissioner Mark Marcoplos, Judith Guibert expressed her against the county to receive refunds [email protected] Chapel Hill Town Council, University discuss Master Plan

Discussions between the local Chapel Hill businesses such as undergraduate admissions to said. “We’re envisioning a four-to- Surgical Tower, the Odum Village Johnny T-Shirt and Cosmic Cantina. Franklin Street would really create an six month process where we hold demolition, Chapel Creek Wetland Town and the University may Gordon Merklein, associate vice opportunity to bring a lot of unique the workshops and have them work and Outdoor Education Center, affect Porthole Alley. chancellor for University Real Estate visitors to downtown, where they have through some schematic concepts.” the Curtis Media Center and the Operations, started the presentation the opportunity to see both Chapel As a part of the semi-annual update, Carolina Visitors Center. By Taylor Heeden by discussing the benefits of having Hill and the University,” Merklein said. the University also mentioned some of Town Council Member Hongbin Staff Writer the visitor’s center near Porthole Alley. For Chapel Hill Mayor Pam the projects that had been completed Gu expressed concerns about how the “(Porthole Alley) is a place that Hemminger, finding a way to connect since the last update, including various projects are going to affect the The Chapel Hill Town Council was identified as both a welcoming the University to the Town is an Dorrance Field at UNC’s Soccer & transportation in town, and Yassky held a meeting on Sept. 25 to discuss area, as well as an area where important aspect of the Master Plan. Lacrosse Stadium, a new indoor said he shares that concern. many ongoing projects, including the innovation and convergence can “Connectivity is a huge theme in athletics facility where student athletes “We still believe a mass transit UNC Master Plan. happen,” Merklein said. the UNC Master Plan,” Hemminger can practice and an ACC Network solution is necessary,” Yassky said. According to the University’s With Porthole Alley being deemed said. “We’re all working towards plans Media and Communications Center “We are still banking on some transit website, this developmental plan as a welcoming area, Merklein said that help our community together.” located by the Dean Smith Center. solutions, and it’s really not just for the will “create a welcoming campus,” it would be a perfect place to put Merklein said community input will The University presented other southern part of our campus, but for part of which includes renovating the Carolina’s Visitors Center. He be taken on issues of urban density updates about the ongoing projects Chapel Hill generally to be able to be a Porthole Alley to create a pathway also said it would help bring campus and historic preservation before any under construction in Chapel Hill. healthy, productive community.” from campus to the future location visitors to Franklin Street and drastic changes occur. University Architect Evan of Carolina’s Visitors Center. The downtown Chapel Hill. “We want to have these types of Yassky presented updates on @HeedenTaylor Porthole Alley zone contains some “The opportunity to bring community discussions,” Merklein projects such as the UNC Hospitals [email protected]

that changed the game, but actually nighttime safety by having CLEMSON there’s so many plays throughout the RECENT CRIMES Department of Public Safety-trained RESIGNATION FROM PAGE 1 day that could’ve changed the game,” FROM PAGE 1 students walk other students home FROM PAGE 1 later, his head coach Mack Brown Dorn said. “You never know which and cameras in specific areas,” from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday the plan down and assumed held up two fingers. one it is.” Guskiewicz said. “I have asked my through Thursday. Students can also responsibility for Silent Sam. “I asked (offensive coordinator The point stands, though: North leadership team to examine the call to request a walk at any time. Former UNC Chancellor Carol Phil Longo), ‘Do you have a play that Carolina was one play — one current state of our lights, key fobs Carol-Ann Smith, assistant Folt resigned shortly after that, and you think is gonna be able to score, tantalizing moment — from a win and reader systems to determine any director of finance for SafeWalk, said a decision on Silent Sam’s future was win the game and beat the number over No. 1. If the final touchdown needed improvements.” the past average of three walks per postponed indefinitely in May. A five- one team in the country?’” Brown drive was a slow and steady simmer Interim Vice Chancellor for night has recently shot up to nine to member group of Board members are said after the game. “And he said yes. — and an all-too-easy metaphor for Student Affairs Jonathan Sauls 12 walks per night for each team. collaborating with UNC leadership to And we ran it.” the strides this year’s Tar Heels have also listed the University’s safety In light of recent events, students take the next steps. Brown felt his team was worn made compared to seasons past — resources on the student affairs can now reserve walks ahead of time The interim System president, Bill down, that the Tigers were deeper then the failed 2-point attempt was website, including Alert Carolina, during the day through the UNC Roper, will serve until June 2020. and fresher, that if the game was to an electric jolt: a painful reminder of LiveSafe mobile app, SafeWalk UNC, SafeWalk website, Smith said. Walkers “Silent Sam is under the care of be won, it would have to be won then how sports can work. the Point-to-Point shuttle, resources will meet students anywhere and UNC-Chapel Hill,” Roper said at a and there. “We’re having a different on the Safe@UNC website and escort them to where they need to go. September Board meeting, when “I just felt like it was our chance,” conversation if we’d made it,” University-promoted safety tips. UNC SafeWalk can also walk asked to confirm media reports that he said. Brown said. “You all are talking “It’s got to be about doing what students to off-campus locations, Silent Sam is under a tarp in a lot near “It’s just a play we’re very confident about me being a genius instead makes you feel comfortable, but which Smith said is an aspect that the Horace Williams Airport. in,” Howell said. “In my opinion, it of an idiot. That’s the difference in knowing that assault is never many students do not realize. “You’ll have to check with them was a good play call. It’s something two points.” the survivor’s fault, and it’s never Baresich said society needs to about that,” he said. we liked against them. They just Again, cliches abound: the thrill because they failed to do something,” stir cultural change by promoting made a good play on defense.” of victory, the agony of defeat, etc., Kayla Baresich, a Delta Advocate student training in bystander A Perfect Storm The play in question would see etc. But wins and losses aside, no for the Greek community, said. “It’s intervention and safety awareness, Howell pull the ball and roll out UNC team of recent years could important for women (and everyone) such as One ACT. At the meeting in September, to his right after a read option, have pushed Clemson to the brink to feel safe on our campus, and She said it’s important for students Smith described the situation in N.C. then decide to take it himself when like this group just did. they should take whatever actions to be aware of helpful resources in higher education as somewhat of a he didn’t like what he saw. Before And while Brown was insistent necessary to make themselves feel the community as well, such as the perfect storm recently — facing a he could reach paydirt, he was that the Tar Heels aren’t into moral safe, but it’s never a guarantee that Orange Country Rape Crisis Center. variety of issues. swarmed by more than a couple victories — “That doesn’t happen,” he something won’t happen.” “It’s OK to be scared right now,” Beyond Silent Sam, Smith referred Clemson defenders, and receiver said, “it can’t happen” — he must also Baresich said it’s important to Baresich said. “But be empathetic to school shootings and hurricanes. Dazz Newsome’s last-ditch effort to acknowledge the ways that his return be honest about the dark reality of with others, prioritize self-care and According to media reports, part of scoop up the loose ball and find the has changed North Carolina football. these issues because people need to do what makes you feel comfortable.” the reason he decided to resign was end zone was to no avail. “If I’m a reflection of the way be aware and prepare themselves. Society needs to shift the dwindling energy for the position. Football is a game of inches, etc., those guys fought their guts out “It’s a duty that we owe to survivors,” responsibility to potential perpetrators “There is a crisis du jour every etc. But to safety Myles Dorn’s point, tonight,” Brown said, “I’m very, very Baresich said. “We won’t be safe until and away from victims, she said. single week in the UNC System,” to boil 60 minutes down to a single proud of that.” we have a culture that challenges the “We won’t push this under the Smith said. “Some are large. Some play would be to oversimplify what norms of rape and sexual assault.” rug,” she said. are small.” actually happened. @ryantwilcox UNC SafeWalk is a student- “You can say it was the last play [email protected] led organization that promotes [email protected] [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel Classifieds Monday, September 30, 2019 7

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Assistant Sports Editor Later on in the quarter, Surratt “had fun” when he sacked Lawrence All season long, North Carolina’s for a loss of nine yards to force a football team has stalled early in three-and-out by Clemson, a team games and relied on heroics in the that has only allowed three sacks in closing minutes to have a chance its first four games of this season. at victory. Against No. 1 Clemson, “Chazz (Surratt) had a great in a matchup where everyone had game,” Brown said. “It’s as good written the Tar Heels off, UNC linebacker play as I’ve seen in a long broke that mold to play the team’s time, so we’re really proud of him.” most complete game of the season On a third-and-11 for Clemson in during its 21-20 loss to the Tigers the third quarter, Surratt was there on Saturday. to smack Lawrence’s arm, forcing a “We didn’t do this tonight,” head fourth down. At the end of that same coach Mack Brown said while period, the linebacker wrapped up a moving his arm up and down, a scrambling Lawrence, leaving the reference to the team’s inconsistent Clemson quarterback with no option play this season. “We actually played but to throw the ball away and force the whole game.” another fourth-and-11. In a game where part of the Despite all of the big stops on hype was fueled by the quarterback defense, Surratt still wasn’t satisfied. battle between first-year Sam “We don’t take any moral victories DTH/ KHAMEES ABOU SIDO Howell and sophomore Trevor around here,” Surratt said. “We Clemson quarterback Trevor Lawrence (16) is knocked down by UNC linebackers Chazz Surratt (21) and Tomon Fox (12). Lawrence, North Carolina’s former wanted to win, but on the other quarterback-turned-linebacker, side of it, we played hard. We went On the offensive side of the this year, Howell helped lead the Corrales again two plays later, a Chazz Surratt, was one of the key against the No. 1 team in the country ball, Howell is another player for offense to its second touchdown of dump off to the junior right in front players who helped the Tar Heels and I think we battled every play.” North Carolina whose development the afternoon midway through the of the offensive line that Corrales put together their best defensive Fellow linebacker Jeremiah helped the Tar Heels come as close second quarter. ran in for a 10-yard touchdown. game of the season. Gemmel was proud of the effort that to upsetting the reigning national After Gemmel forced a fumble But, like Surratt said after the After an injury scare early in his teammate has made during the champions as they did. and North Carolina recovered, game, the Tar Heels don’t accept the second quarter saw Surratt go position changing process. “Like Surratt, Sam (Howell) will Michael Carter’s 31-yard run moral victories. After Saturday’s down on the field, the junior quickly “I’m so proud of how far he’s grow,” Brown said. “It’s a pretty brought the Tar Heels to Clemson’s performance against the top-ranked returned to finish out one of the best came from where he started tough night for a true freshman 11-yard line. team in the nation, Brown left the games of his career with UNC. because, at first, we were really quarterback against the No. 1 team From there, Howell hit wide team with a simple message going Moments after returning to worried, we didn’t know if we could in the country, and I thought he did receiver Beau Corrales with a 4-yard forward. play, Surratt landed a huge hit on put him in,” Gemmel said. “But if some good things.” pass down the sideline before North “This shows us what we can be.” Lawrence right before the Tigers’ you would’ve told me now that he’s Rather than falter in the middle Carolina was backed up to the first touchdown. playing how he is, I would’ve told of the matchup like UNC had 12-yard line thanks to a false start @McMastersJ From then on, Surratt made his you you were lying.” done in most of the games so far penalty. Howell connected with [email protected] Graduate transfers get acquainted at Late Night with Roy first introduction to the fresh faces jump from the Colonial Athletic can do,” Black said. “Basketball is during Late Night with Roy on Association (CAA) to the ACC. pretty much the same — things like Friday night, and Robinson’s still in The 6-foot-7 forward averaged help defense and stuff like that. It’s the early stages of getting to know 14.9 points and 8.9 rebounds for just another leader.” some of his teammates, too. the Tribe last season. As a de facto Perhaps the team’s most important “It’s a lot of teaching, a lot of power forward for William & Mary, leader, though, will be Robinson, slowing down,” he told reporters he stretched opposing defenses with the lone contributing senior on the after the event. “And I just want to his ability to knock down 3-pointers. Tar Heels’ roster. He’s also the only keep going.” Keeling should also help the Tar remaining scholarship player from the Head coach Roy Williams expects Heels, who lost their top five scorers 2016-17 national championship team. all his newcomers to pick up the from last year’s team, put points Robinson — who averaged 3.4 system quickly. But with the two on the board. The 6-foot-3 guard points, 1.6 rebounds and 1.4 assists graduate transfers — guard Christian played three years at Charleston last season — knows he’ll have to Keeling and forward Justin Pierce — Southern and averaged 18.7 points take on a bigger role in all facets of there is even more pressure to do so and 6.9 rebounds last season. the game. Luckily for him, he has a DTH/ZAYRHA RODRIGUEZ sooner rather than later. The Augusta, Georgia native was couple veterans around him that are Graduate guard Christian Keeling (55) runs down the court against senior Robinson said both Keeling and an All-Big South first-team selection on the same mission. forward Shea Rush (11) in a exhibition game at Late Night With Roy. Pierce have been “picking up things for the 2018-19 season and a second- “At the end of the day, all we fast” and will do “some great things.” team selection for the 2017-18 year. want to do is win,” Pierce said. By Parth Upadhyaya There was too much stoppage for “They’re both high-level Sophomore guard Leaky Black “This group’s really special. We’ve Senior Writer instruction, he thought, and not basketball players, so I don’t expect said the leadership Keeling and got no egos, and we’re gonna do enough working. them to be any different from where Pierce bring to a relatively young whatever it takes to help us win a When North Carolina held its The senior guard had to remind they came from,” he said. squad is just as valuable as their national championship.” first practice of the season Thursday, himself of the obvious, though: Pierce, who played three seasons on-court production. Brandon Robinson grew frustrated six of the Tar Heels’ 17 players are at William & Mary, doesn’t seem “Just bringing their experience @pupadhyaya_ with the pace of the session. new to the program. Fans got their to lack confidence in making the to us and just showing us what they [email protected] A ﬁrst look at UNC basketball’s incoming ﬁrst-years But it’s the team’s work behind the athletic, but he’ll find guys. I think Anthony Harris and Jeremiah scenes that has the squad thrilled for he’s going to have a phenomenal Francis are both coming off serious the start of the year. year for us.” injuries – Harris tore his ACL While all four first-years have Anthony is also known around the in December, while Francis has received warm welcomes to the team as a hard worker who strives suffered multiple setbacks from an campus, its point guard Cole to improve his game every day. He injury suffered in December 2017. Anthony who has generated the and fellow five-star recruit Armando Though neither played in the most excitement. Anthony, the Bacot have already impressed their Friday scrimmage, both are working No. 2 overall prospect in his class, veteran teammates in practice. hard to get back on the court. Their according to ESPN, has impressed “Cole and Armando bring a lot teammates have taken notice. casual fans with highlight plays and in terms of talent and work ethic “I’m in the gym at least two fantastic dunks. everyday,” Pierce said. times a day, but I feel like every His teammates share this Senior guard Brandon Robinson time I’m there, I see them there enthusiasm, but they recognize that said Bacot, a center, has already rehabbing and shooting,” guard there is much more to Anthony than helped his team improve. Leaky Black said. DTH/ZAYRHA RODRIGUEZ just his incredible athleticism. They “Him and Garrison (Brooks) go at Despite the fun and games, Late First-year Cole Anthony (2) at Late Night With Roy on Friday in the Smith Center. say he is also a team player who tries it a lot in practice and play with each Night with Roy gave fans their first more in the school’s annual Late to get everyone involved. other,” Robinson said. So I see them chance to get a sense of what the By Ryan Heller “I think people don’t give him getting better each and every day.” team’s first-years can provide, both Staff Writer Night with Roy event on Friday. The night featured dance-offs, shooting enough credit for how great of While Bacot and Anthony get in 2019-20 and in years to come. The North Carolina basketball challenges, including three made a passer he is as well,” graduate most of the hype, the other two team got to show off its new half-court shots, and a scrimmage transfer Justin Pierce said. “He can first-years have impressed their @ryanheller23 on-court talent and a whole lot to cap things off. obviously light it up, and he’s super teammates just as much. Both [email protected]