Gimghoul, She Why She Decided to Dig Into the Figured It May Cause a Stir

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On Feb. 12, Hanna Berg posted scanned pages from the secret society ‘s initiation rituals to a Facebook group. By Sasha Schroeder Inside the letter, sealed with red Staff Writer wax, there was one neatly-printed sentence: “LOOK NO FURTHER.” When sophomore Hanna Berg The public policy major heard a gave a speech in early February at a rumor that strange things happen to Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies people who pull documents from the meeting about the initiation rituals Order’s archives, which is precisely of the Order of Gimghoul, she why she decided to dig into the figured it may cause a stir. Wilson Library Special Collections, But she didn’t expect what would where she discovered the rituals. come next. According to a Wilson Library “I got a letter under my door that told me to stop looking,” Berg said. SEE GIMGHOUL, PAGE 6 Chapel Hill Nine monument erected on Franklin Street How to The monument was unveiled Chapel Hill Mayor Pam Hemminger vote in formed in 2017 to document the Civil at a ceremony on Friday — 60 Rights Movement in Chapel Hill. years after the historic sit-ins. “We decided we would like to honor brave events and things that Tuesday’s By Brittany McGee help shape us to being a better Staff Writer community,” Hemminger said. The marker, which was designed primary A group of Black high school by Durham artist Stephen Hayes, students set off a decade of civil rights has images of the protests and police PRIMARY 2020 demonstrations in Chapel Hill when officers outside of the drugstore, as well they sat down in a booth at Colonial as images of news headlines from the • Polls are open from Drug Store on Franklin Street on Feb. time. On both sides of the marker, the 6:30 a.m. until 7:30 p.m. 28, 1960 and asked to be served. names and ages of the Chapel Hill Nine William Cureton, John Farrington, at the time of the sit-in are displayed. • On-campus residents Harold Foster, Earl Geer, Dave Mason The 1960 sit-in was inspired by the must vote at the Sonja Jr., Clarence Merritt Jr., James Merritt, protest at Woolworth’s lunch counter ‘Clyde’ Douglas Perry and Albert in Greensboro earlier that month. Hayes Stone Center. Williams were the young men who Esphur Foster, sister of Chapel Hill Off-campus residents became known as the Chapel Hill Nine member Harold Foster, paid • Nine. 60 years later, the four surviving homage to the courage the Chapel can visit the State Board members of the group attended Friday’s Hill Nine had as young students. of Elections website to unveiling ceremony of the marker that “When you are 80, as I am now, commemorates their actions during you realize that actually they were just DTH/BRITTANY MCGEE find their polling place. the Civil Rights Movement. babies,” she said. “16, 17 and 18 years Chapel Hill Nine member James Merritt attends the unveiling ceremony of a • Voter ID is not The marker sits at 450 W. Franklin of age. On Feb. 18, 1960, these babies marker commemorating the Chapel Hill Nine’s 1960 Colonial Drug Store sit-in. required to vote. St., which was the location of the had the audacity — or as Black folks Colonial Drug Store. The creation like to say the nerve — to address a Hill Nine and Chapel Hill’s first the protests, said he remembered how • If your registration is of the marker was the result of work societal norm that had begun for us, Black firefighter, said the group’s the African American community incorrect or you are told done by the Historical Civil Rights the African Americans, in 1619.” leader was Harold Foster and likened in Chapel Hill would frequently Commemoration Task Force, which Albert Williams, one of the Chapel him to a “hot spark plug.” patronize the drugstore and how the that you cannot vote, Williams said when they did owner would interact with them. you may request to cast the initial protest at the drugstore, “He would bring medicine to my the group had no idea that an home, on his way home,” Weaver a provisional ballot. extended period of protests and said. “People from church would If you run into demonstrations would follow. come in on Sunday and get your • “We didn’t have no idea of what soda and ice cream. But he wouldn’t problems while voting, was coming,” he said. “It broke the let us sit down.” email us tips at dam open, and the water just flowed.” Weaver said he remembers after the [email protected] Some Chapel Hill natives in Chapel Hill Nine were removed from attendance reminisced of what the the store, the owner would lock the SCAN TO VIEW OUR 2020 atmosphere in the town was like door and protesters would continue to during the decade following the initial sit outside the store. He said protestors ELECTIONS COVERAGE sit-in. Michael Foushee, a Chapel Hill met at St. Joseph’s Church and decided native who now lives in Durham, said who would march down Franklin he was 6 years old during the protests Street and who would sit-in. and was part of the Civil Rights Williams said he felt the marker Movement growing up. was outstanding. “I was around people that were “A personal conviction, right or in the political arena,” Foushee said. wrong, there is a way to handle “Therefore I listened, and people it,” Williams said. “It’s a part of a gathered around and had speeches, person’s development. You’ve got to talked about strategies and things of stand up for what you believe in, and that nature. It was just exciting being respect what other people believe.” DTH/BRITTANY MCGEE a part of the event.” Durham artist Stephen Hayes designed the marker commemorating the Chapel Clayton Weaver, a Chapel Hill @brittmcgee21 Hill Nine, which features headlines and images created following the 1960 sit-in. native who was 11 years old during [email protected]

Well, the years start coming and they don’t stop coming. SMASH MOUTH 2 Monday, March 2, 2020 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 Panel discusses N.C. voter suppression 127 years of editorial freedom By Kate Carroll access the political process and make MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ Staff Writer participation in the political part process less effective,” Lopez said. CO-EDITOR: MANAGING EDITOR The 2008 presidential election Lopez said efforts to suppress [email protected] had the most diverse electorate in voting specifically target [email protected] American history. Following this jump communities of color. in voter participation, new election “Rigged” follows the tactics to EMILY SIEGMUND restrictions emerged in legislatures limit voter turnout among people CO-EDITOR: ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR across the country — and a recent of color and young voters following [email protected] documentary explored the effects. the 2008 presidential election. The [email protected] Students, faculty and local film covers a number of events in community members gathered at the North Carolina leading up to and PRESTON LENNON UNC School of Law for a screening surrounding the 2016 election DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE of the 2019 documentary “Rigged: including House Bill 589, the work [email protected] The Voter Suppression Playbook.” of the Voter Integrity Project and Attendees heard from a subsequent voter purges in Cumberland country. CHARLIE MCGEE panel discussion on voting rights in Following the documentary DIRECTOR OF INVESTIGATIONS North Carolina sponsored by the screening, Smith moderated a law school’s chapter of the American discussion with panelists covering [email protected] Constitution Society. topics like the history of voter DTH/SAMAR HASSAN MAEVE SHEEHEY The panel featured Tim Smith, the suppression, current issues in the (From left) Tomas Lopez, Gene Nichol, Tim Smith, and Andrew Reynold speak at film’s executive producer, political state and the future of democracy. a voter suppression panel at the UNC School of Law on Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020. UNIVERSITY EDITOR science professor Andrew Reynolds, “We have witnessed in North [email protected] law professor Gene Nichol and Carolina in the last 10 years the Panelists also emphasized that practices. Lopez said the Republican Tomas Lopez, executive director of astonished war in this country against voting rights are central to the party has participated more in these ANNA POGARCIC Democracy NC. African Americans, waged from a structure of democracy and especially practices over the last decade because CITY & STATE EDITOR “What the film does is a white people’s government, an all white relevant to college students. it has been in the position to. [email protected] chronological narrative that basically set of caucuses in the North Carolina Democracy NC is a non-partisan As the 2020 election approaches, tells the story of the ways in which legislature,” Nichol said. “It has been organization, and Lopez said while the panelists emphasized one JESSICA HARDISON gerrymandering, unregulated done in our names, and it’s one of the film and panel focused on the message: voter suppression is an ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR money in politics, voting restrictions the most powerful transgressions in Republican party and suppression, issue that concerns everyone. and attacks on the Judiciary have modern times against the American both parties have historically [email protected] blended together to both restrict Constitutional promise.” participated in these kinds of [email protected] RYAN WILCOX SPORTS EDITOR [email protected] Italy study abroad pulled due to coronavirus JEFFREY SHUTTER DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR By Maeve Sheehey There are currently 48 students University students, faculty and must contact Andrew Hunt, global [email protected] University Editor from the University studying staff who are engaged in research operations specialist. abroad in Italy, the third most in the restricted countries and ANGELICA EDWARDS & MAYA CARTER The University is canceling popular study abroad destination whose travel may be essential [email protected] CO-PHOTO EDITORS all 2020 spring semester study for all UNC study abroad programs. 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Forging Ties, Forging Passports:

Migration and the Modern Sephardi Diaspora

In this talk, Devi Mays presents a history of migration and nation-building from the vantage point of those who lived between states. She traces the histories of Ottoman Sephardi Jews who emigrated to the Americas—and especially, to Mexico—in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and the complex relationships they maintained as they migrated and settled into new homes. MONDAY, March 2 5:30 p.m. Devi Mays is assistant professor Hill Hall, Moeser Aud of Judaic Studies and History at Chapel Hill, NC 27599 the University of Michigan. Free and open to the public jewishstudies.unc.edu

PETTIgREw HALL, SUITE 100 P: 919-962-1509 THE UNIVERSITY CAmPUS BOx 3152 E: [email protected] Of NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL, NC 27599-3152 w: JEwISHSTUDIES.UNC.EDU AT CHAPEL HILL The Daily Tar Heel Opinion Monday, March 2, 2020 3 EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS Graduate Established 1893, 127 years of editorial freedom ABBAS HASAN ELISA KADACKAL MICHAEL BEAUREGARD MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ & EMILY SIEGMUND CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF workers ABHISHEK SHANKAR JENNIFER STANDISH RAJEE GANESAN DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR BENNETT STILLERMAN KYENDE KINOTI ROLI AIRA PAIGE MASTEN ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR deserve livable EDWARD CHO LIAM BENDEZU RYAN SMOOT [email protected] wages Politics continue to plague UNC System COLUMN EDITORIAL Jennifer Standish epublicans in the North Western Carolina University without rather than a choice. fighting for higher teacher pay and is a fourth-year Carolina General Assembly $500,000 to replace a steam power A half-dozen trustees told NC healthcare for the uninsured. have been so vehemently plant that provides heat and hot water Policy Watch last month that This isn’t the first time, nor will it graduate student R in the UNC history opposed to raising teacher pay and for students and faculty on campus. they were uncomfortable making be the last, that UNC schools have expanding Medicaid that the state The existing plant is just one a partisan stance, but feared felt political suppression. Take the department. budget has been stuck at an impasse more mechanical failure away from Republican legislative leaders would state legislature’s personal vendetta [email protected] with no resolution in sight. shutting down the entire campus. remove or fail to re-appoint them if against UNC law school faculty Senate President Pro Tempore In Morganton, a new campus for they didn’t follow orders. member, and outspoken liberal, he graduate worker wildcat Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) said the North Carolina School of Science “I’m not going to be the one who Gene Nichol as an example. strike at the University it’s likely no new budget will be and Mathematics has been unable makes the argument against this on The BOG closed Nichol’s mostly Tof California Santa Cruz passed this fiscal year or next. It to hire staff for incoming students, this board of trustees,” an anonymous privately-financed Center on has spread across the University of leaves several UNC-System schools leading to a February announcement UNC-Chapel Hill Trustee told Policy Poverty, Work and Opportunity, and California system. Last Thursday, halting much-needed construction that the school will delay its opening Watch last month. “We know who in 2017 the North Carolina Senate UC Santa Barbara graduate workers and renovations, and us wondering for another year. appoints us. And there’s a lot of work attempted to cut nearly a third of began a full teaching strike, while when politics will stop seeping into While the three schools are the we need to get done, a lot of difference the UNC law school budget. those at UC Davis committed to a the University System. first to be financially impacted we can make by being here, that The UNC System has been derailed grading strike, both echoing UCSC The UNC schools affected by the by the budget standoff, boards makes it not worth getting thrown off by politics for far too long, and strikers’ demands for a Cost of Living budget battle are disproportionately of trustees at all UNC-System because we didn’t pass a resolution.” untangling itself from this web of Adjustment (COLA). rural or have a large minority- universities have been unethically Boards of trustees shouldn’t be partisanship begins with the Board On Friday, the UCSC administration student enrollment. drawn-in to this political fight by treated by a Board of Governors, of Governors. fired 54 striking graduate workers. North Carolina A&T, an HBCU, the UNC Board of Governors. appointed by the General Assembly, as If Democrats are able to win As with my last column, I urge has been forced to halt an $18.5 After the BOG passed a resolution some ventriloquist dummy designed back the General Assembly in anyone who cares about workers million renovation to the home of in January supporting Republican to endorse Republican talking points. November, they shouldn’t just rights, social justice in academia their College of Agriculture and legislator’s state budget, they Western Carolina and NC A&T appoint far-left liberals to the UNC and the future of higher education Environmental Sciences, a building encouraged the boards of trustees at trustees should be autonomous in BOG. Instead, change the structure in general to follow and support that currently lacks air conditioning all 16 state universities to do the same. dealing with issues that are actively to a non-partisan board, chosen by the strike. In this column, I would and does not comply with the But to some trustees, the damaging their campuses. Instead merit over partisanship, with equal like to push back on the far-too- Americans with Disabilities Act. encouragement was interpreted as they’re forced to speak against appointment power to Democratic common argument that graduate The budget impasse has also left a demand to make a political stance Cooper’s budget veto, one that’s and Republican leaders. worker strikes — and not the neoliberal, classist academic system — hurt undergraduates. Whether in the sciences, humanities or social sciences, graduate students put in long hours SPEAK OUT KVETCHING BOARD QUOTE OF THE DAY outside of the familiar labors of WRITING GUIDELINES teaching, grading and lab work. • Please type. Handwritten letters Pete Buttigieg has the My prof assigned us a “Being gay isn’t However, much of this labor isn’t will not be accepted. readily recognized or acknowledged • Sign and date. No more than two most punchable face group project the week something you by University administrators, faculty people should sign letters. before spring break ... what choose, but you do or often even ourselves. • Students: Include your year, major All of these girlies are kind of evil? By defining us as part-workers and phone number. face choices about and part-students, many of our • Faculty/staff: Include your gonna go on spring break contributions to the University department and phone number. and bring back coronavirus I’m going to miss poking whether and how to are purposely ignored or reframed • Edit: The DTH edits for space, fun at Bootyjedge discuss it.” as self-indulgent, educational or clarity, accuracy and vulgarity. voluntary in order to justify our Limit letters to 250 words. Some Chad slowed down poverty-level stipends. Pete Buttigieg SUBMISSION the line at Goodfellows the If you cough in my When we are in class or reading in our subject area, we are also • Drop off or mail to our office other night trying to use a direction I will not hesitate working. This sort of job training and at 109 E. Franklin St. Chapel FEATURED ONLINE READER Hill, NC 27514 Email: opinion@ fake ID ... c’mon Chad to call the CDC on you expertise building is what qualifies us dailytarheel.com COMMENT to teach and conduct research in the first place. If we didn’t take classes EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, If one more person asks Ever heard of stop and “DTH Editorial Board: or conduct our own research, we cartoons and letters do not me about ‘Love is Blind’ I’m frisk? Yeah, that’s Bloomberg Sanctimonious, ignorant, wouldn’t have the authority or skills necessarily represent the opinions throwing hands to teach the material we do. of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. arrogant children. Let’s And when some of us organize Editorials reflect the opinions of The My friend asked me if I flip the DTH.” against unfair labor practices within our departments or rally against Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which Almost broke up with my skipped class yesterday, to racism, sexism or other issues on Marlowe.38, in response to ‘Editorial: comprises 15 board members, the boyfriend over his dislike of which I responded, “You still campus, we are working. Without opinion assistant editor and editor ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ go to class?” Let’s flip the Board of Governors’ years of graduate and undergraduate and the editor-in-chief. labor through activism, for example, we’d still have a literal Confederate statue at the center of our campus — creating a racially-hostile learning environment and risking student safety by welcoming white supremacist groups to rally around it. You could argue that our education The rent in Chapel Hill is too damn high is an investment in our future careers, but the abysmal academic job market EDITORIAL suggests otherwise. You could argue n 2018, Chapel Hill voters in Trinity Court. the problem, Chapel Hill should affordable housing. that we are only expected to put in decided to take action The Town has also indicated move away from the single-family- To be clear, the Editorial Board 15 to 20 hours of work into teaching, Iagainst the rapidly-growing that they will seek outside sources home model and towards other also understands that the problem but many of us care deeply about our shortage of affordable housing in of funding from organizations like designs, like duplexes. is far worse than anything $10 students’ learning experience and their community. Habitat for Humanity. A mix of both is necessary, but million can build. take seriously the fact — unlike many They approved a $10 million The Editorial Board applauds the inclusion of different types of The affordable housing crisis administrators and faculty — that we bond with the purpose of the Town of Chapel Hill’s efforts developments is promising. has many interrelated causes, are the front lines of teaching. constructing new affordable to take on the affordable housing An emphasis on variety in most of which require far-reaching So of course undergraduates suffer housing units. Two years have come problem, particularly in their housing construction could structural change to mend. when we aren’t able to perform this and gone, and the bond, though willingness to construct a variety increase the density of housing Nevertheless, $10 million can help and more visible labor — our work approved, has yet to be spent. of non-single-family homes. units per unit of land. Ideally, this house hundreds of families. makes their education at UNC not only Finally, after a long wait, it This is a focus that many Town enables more housing units to be Far too often, state and national possible, but of far higher quality than seems that the Town of Chapel Hill Council candidates mentioned constructed with the bond money governments have sidelined faculty alone could (and are willing to) is poised to start making good on when we interviewed them leading on ever smaller parcels of land. affordable housing concerns in provide. But what determines whether this promise. up to the November election. This would allow for more people favor of short-term political gains. graduate workers can perform this So far, the Town of Chapel Hill has One of the biggest problems to benefit from the Town’s efforts Meanwhile, the time for taking labor and how well they can do so is identified two projects that will likely that Chapel Hill faces with regard for the same amount of money. real steps to fix the problem has not based on a false choice of sucking be funded using bond money. to affordable housing is space. The In the face of rising rents and run short. it up or going on strike. The first is to construct new town, to put it nicely, is small. There decreasing space, there is an We applaud Chapel Hill for Like any other job, our work is based affordable units on the 2200 is only so much room to develop, ever-increasing demand for more taking the first step towards on our employer paying us livable Homestead Road Development, and even less to construct housing variety of affordable units. The change. Let’s hope it is sustained. wages and sustainable conditions. To while the second is to renovate units for below market price. construction of more multi-family suggest otherwise is not only anti- existing affordable housing units Thus, in order to efficiently meet housing is a boon for the future of [email protected] graduate worker, it is anti-labor. 4 Monday, March 2, 2020 Sports The Daily Tar Heel Women’s basketball suffers Three takeaways seventh straight loss from Syracuse win By Brian Keyes Against Syracuse, the two stars Assistant Sports Editor gelled perfectly together, combining for 51 points on 17-27 shooting. The North Carolina men’s Anthony did what he needed to do basketball season is nearly over, with to take advantage of the infamous just two games left in the regular Syracuse zone defense: push the season plus an appearance in the pace, move without the ball and ACC Tournament. refrain from the ill-advised shots he Following the team’s 92-79 win occasionally took in games past. over Syracuse on Saturday evening, The guard registered seven assists here are three takeaways about and only two turnovers, and led an where the Tar Heels are at after offense that had 25 assists on 33 made finding a groove the last few games. baskets, the second-highest assist total for UNC all year. Keeling is for real This version of Anthony is the one UNC needs if it wants to beat Duke — it The graduate transfer guard who was the version they had for most of the was expected to provide spark-plug game the last time out against the Blue offense when he first arrived at UNC Devils. Anthony has proven in spurts is finally making good on what was that he can be more than a scorer, and asked of him. the last couple of games have proven he Over the past eight games, Keeling can effectively manage a team the way has reached double figures in scoring Roy Williams needs him to. six times, including a UNC career- high 18 points against the Orange. Making some ‘daggum’ shots In that span, he’s shot 50 percent or better from the floor six times as well, Roy Williams said it best himself and has shown a consistent ability to after the game: Everything looks start hitting threes. better when the ball goes in the It might be too late in the game basket. Making shots has been the to change things heavily for UNC, biggest challenge for UNC the entire DTH/PARKER BROWN but for the next two games and the season, with only one or two reliable UNC senior guard Shayla Bennett (22) dribbles past Duke University sophomore guard Meila Goodchild (3) on March 1. ACC Tournament, the Tar Heels now shotmakers off the dribble and only By Zach Crain “They’re tough, they can spread North Carolina shot 2-for-21 from have a proven threat to score off the one consistent post player in Brooks. dribble when Cole Anthony sits. Against the Orange, though, the Senior Writer you out,” Koenen said. “They’re fast 3-point range and went on long and they’re athletic. I just think scoring droughts early on when the Tar Heels shot 51.6 percent from the In the midst of a near month- that they have a lot of weapons that game was still in reach. Balance between stars floor, 42.3 percent from three and long losing streak, the North they use.” A 4-18 third quarter proved fatal 88.2 percent from the free throw line. Carolina women’s basketball team UNC’s first loss to Duke for UNC, and sent them into the final UNC has struggled all year finding Anthony had one of the best long- entered a Senior Day matchup represented a turning point for period trailing 56-43. When the lead the right balance between its two distance shooting performances of against Duke with a considerable both teams. Entering the first was stretched to 19 with seven and a stars, Anthony and Garrison Brooks. the year, going 7-11 from beyond the level of desperation. matchup of the season for the half minutes left, the result was all The last time the Tar Heels won two arc, while both Keeling and Brandon When the Tar Heels entered their rivals, Duke was an 11-10 team but solidified. in a row, it was when Anthony was Robinson chipped in two threes. first game against the Blue Devils near the middle of the pack in the While a loss to Duke is always out with injury, and Brooks was UNC has been plagued with issues back on Feb. 6, they were 16-6, conference standings. difficult, for North Carolina’s seniors, clearly the No. 1 option for the team. all year, but shooting performances third in the ACC, and firmly in the Since then, the two squads have losing their final game in Carmichael When Anthony came back, things like this are what can continue any discussion for an at-large NCAA flip-flopped. The Blue Devils now Arena made it even more painful. looked disjointed, and the team potential late-season turnaround. Tournament bid. After suffering find themselves heading into the “This is the last game in struggled to consistently feed Brooks a 71-61 loss in Cameron Indoor ACC Tournament placed third in the Carmichael, and I have more good in the post. [email protected] Stadium in that game, though, UNC conference, and projected to make memories here than bad,” senior has undergone a collapse. an NCAA Tournament appearance. Shayla Bennett said. “I’d say this loss Playing without junior center “I’m really proud of this team,” goes down as bad.” Janelle Bailey for the third straight Duke head coach Joanne McCallie For a UNC team that had its best game on Sunday due to injury, North said. “The story they’ve created start to the season since 2014-15, Carolina struggled to find success coming from wherever we came from there now seems to be a mood of on either end of the court, and Duke to where we are right now at third deflation entering the postseason. completed the season sweep with a place in the league.” Starting Wednesday, the Tar Heels 73-54 victory that never felt close. The Tar Heels, meanwhile, have will need to win five games in five The Tar Heels have now lost 12 of dropped seven in a row and sit days to earn an automatic NCAA their last 13 against the Blue Devils, outside the bubble conversation. In Tournament bid. and have fallen down to 11th place that stretch, UNC has eclipsed 70 In a promotional video to thank in the ACC standings. Guard Taylor points just twice, and has struggled UNC fans for their support in Koenen, the only senior in North to put the ball in the hole against the fourth quarter, head coach Carolina’s starting lineup to have the likes of Syracuse (29.2 percent Courtney Banghart appeared on played all four years in Chapel Hill, from the floor) and Notre Dame the video board. has beaten the team from Durham (31.6 percent). “I can’t wait for next year,” only once. Despite her team-high Shooting woes also played a key Banghart said. 18 points, the Blue Devils sank 8 of role in UNC’s first loss to Duke, and DTH FILE/ZAYRHA RODRIGUEZ 17 3-point attempts on their way to the same struggles proved to kill the @zachycrain UNC men’s basketball head coach Roy Williams speaks to the press after the victory. Tar Heels chances again on Sunday. [email protected] the game against Virginia in the Smith Center on Saturday, Feb. 15, 2020. For the Tar Heels, a sense of pride despite falling to Duke Taylor Koenen, Shayla Bennett Given the whirlwind of the last definitely been one of my best.” and Madinah Muhammad definitely nine months or so, the players at Given that North Carolina’s shared those sentiments Sunday the podium Sunday spoke of their season isn’t yet over — the Tar after a 73-54 loss to Duke. As did 2019-20 season fondly. It had a sour Heels play Wake Forest in a first- head coach Courtney Banghart. ending: a seven-game losing streak round ACC Tournament game But there was something else in that lasted the better part of a month Wednesday — those quotes were the air, too, after UNC’s regular- and dropped UNC to 16-13 and 7-11 interesting. As were the signs of season finale: a sense of closure. in conference entering this week’s finality all over Carmichael Arena How so? Think of it this way. Last ACC Tournament. on Sunday, including a video spring, on the heels of an NCAA But it was still a season above .500 message from Banghart: “I can’t Tournament appearance, longtime featuring a 9-1 start, an upset win wait for next year.” coach Sylvia Hatchell resigned after over then-undefeated N.C. State in “It’s crazy to me I only have a week a law firm review concluded she used January and a 7-4 record through 11 or so with them,” she added in her “racially insensitive remarks,” among ACC games. It was also, Muhammad postgame news conference. other issues that led to an overall said, a test of leadership. In all, though, it reflected a sense “breakdown of connectivity.” As she sat next to Koenen and of pride. Players were disappointed Starters Stephanie Watts Bennett, she independently brought with the 19-point loss to their rivals, (Southern California) and Destinee up the four other seniors honored yes, but they were more so upbeat in DTH/PARKER BROWN Walker (Notre Dame) transferred, — Liz Roberts, Olivia Smith, Naomi what they made of this season after UNC senior guard Taylor Koenen (1) dribbles toward the net in Carmichael and Banghart, formerly of Princeton, Van Nes and Emily Sullivan — in the chaos leading up to it. Arena on Sunday, March 1, 2020. The Blue Devils beat the Tar Heels 73-54. came to Chapel Hill in late April explaining that. “I have more good memories here facing a roster in flux. One of her “It sucks that we had to go out like than bad,” Bennett said. By Chapel Fowler season. Over the last five years, first duties, days into her tenure, this,” Muhammad said, “but I can “We just kind of got started,” Senior Writer that’s led to a predictable scene was to convince other Tar Heels in say all three of us and the rest of the Banghart said of the seniors, “but in postgame interviews: seniors the transfer portal to stay. seniors, they played their part.” they left a piece of themselves in me, Senior Days are often bittersweet reflecting on their careers, coaches “They had to trust a new coach, a Koenen, who had a team-high 18 and I’m really grateful for that.” for North Carolina women’s basketball. singing those players’ virtues and new system, new expectations, new points, agreed: “I’m very thankful The Tar Heels haven’t won their both of them wishing they didn’t normal,” Banghart said. “They’ll that Coach Banghart came along for @chapelfowler final home game since the 2014-15 have to go out with a loss. always be my first senior class here.” my senior year, because I think that’s [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel News Monday, March 2, 2020 5 Journey Into Asia challenges lack of representation

Asian Americans to showcase their complex, moving less as a group and culture on their own terms in a space more as individual dancers. in which they have been traditionally The campaign team for the Asian unrepresented, Purohit said. American Center also spoke at The theme #As-1-anAmerican Journey Into Asia. unified the 10 performances “Whether in the United States, in from students at UNC and Duke the South or in North Carolina, this University. But the theme was year’s JIA makes it clear that Asian primarily a guide for each of the Americans lack proper representation groups, Purohit said. in society, and the Asian American Each group was introduced by a Center wants to change that,” said video, going behind the scenes of the Preeyanka Rao, the campaign’s rehearsal process and explaining the co-director of development. message behind each of the pieces. Rao said Asian Americans are UNC Samaa, the first South Asian underrepresented at UNC, citing a fusion a cappella group in North lack of staff members, resources and Carolina, performed two mash-ups, a permanent physical space. each between a popular South Asian According to data from UNC, 18 song and a popular Western song. percent of the Fall 2019 first year “We always perform mash-ups, so class identifies as either Asian or it’s always about thinking about how Asian American; and in 2018, 11 we can blend two pieces together percent of tenured, tenure track and and find common themes and fixed term faculty identify as Asian, similarities, even though they’re from according to data from UNC. two different parts of the world,” said The campaign for the Asian Maina Edula, a member of Samaa. American Center aims to promote Duke Chinese Dance performed Asian American voices and raise DTH/DUSTIN DUONG a piece entitled “One.” The piece $1.2 million by fall 2020 to open the The Duke Temptasians perform at Journey Into Asia, a cultural showcase, in Memorial Hall on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. commented on the dual identity of center. Sara Holley, co-director of being from Asia and from America. strategic communications said they Journey Into Asia was hosted rapper Dan Matthews, known as Purohit said Journey Into Asia’s “Being Asian American is a very have currently raised over a third of DANakaDAN, as audience members mission is to bring to light issues unique experience, in the sense that this amount. by the UNC Asian American crowded the front of the stage, arms that are often overlooked. This year’s it hasn’t really existed in history Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz Students Association. waving — the Memorial Hall version iteration of Journey Into Asia did just before,” Dong said. attended the event on Saturday. of a mosh pit. that — addressing the lack of Asian “One” depicts the generational “Our Asian American By Maddie Ellis The UNC Asian American American representation in the media. conflict between collectivism and community is really critical to Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor Students Association hosted its The official theme of this year’s individualism through formations and diversity on campus,” Guskiewicz annual Journey Into Asia night event was #As-1-anAmerican: synchronicity, said Cynthia Dong, one said. “They represent the highest The night started with flying silks. last Saturday for a night of cultural simultaneously a play on “Asian” of the performers in the piece. percentage of underrepresented Brightly colored ribbons soared expression and appreciation. and a response to #OscarsSoWhite, The piece moved through three students on our campus, and I’m through the air, matching the rise Journey Into Asia, the largest which trended four years ago in movements. The first involved the very excited that we’re starting our and fall of the music. cultural showcase at UNC, has been response to the lack of the diversity group moving together, precise and Asian American Center.” The night ended with a hosted by UNC AASA since 1992. at the Academy Awards. in sync. But as the piece progressed, performance from L.A.-based AASA’s Cultural Co-Chair Aayush The event offered a chance for the choreography grew more [email protected] Carolina Indian Circle’s 33rd powwow is ‘one big family reunion’

By Maddie Ellis especially in encouraging the pursuit 1900s, as part of a larger trend of Assistant Arts and Entertainment Editor of higher education. the commercialization of Native Lowery said the powwow aimed culture, Dial-Stanley said. But Native Drums, chants and the ringing to provide inspiration for younger Americans today have changed that of bells echoed through Gym A of generations and honor the youth narrative, he said. Fetzer Hall on Saturday afternoon. already active in their Native “We flipped that and made it Vendors selling hand-crafted American communities. something that is our own,” Dial- items such as beaded jewelry “This year we knew that we wanted Stanley said. “A lot of these dances and PopSockets lined the walls. to showcase that, showcase the power here are in a way contemporary but Spectators sat in a ring of chairs that a lot of Native youth have in our they are still based on real Native organized around a central space. communities,” Lowery said. American dances.” At noon, the gym floor was Along with the powwow, CIC hosts Powwow co-chairperson Makayla transformed into a dance floor as summer camps for Native youth Richardson described the powwow dancers made their grand entry to the to experience campus and learn as one big family reunion. The date 33rd annual Carolina Indian Circle more about the college application of CIC’s powwow has remained Powwow, a celebration of Native process. As an underrepresented consistent over the years, making this culture and tradition. demographic on campus, CIC wants powwow one of many stops across the The annual powwow is just one to showcase what higher education community, Dial-Stanley said. of the many ways that CIC is able to looks like and encourage youth to The term “powwow” has been fulfill its mission, said CIC President pursue it, Lowery said. subject to misuse in the Western Jamison Lowery. The powwow drew dancers from vernacular, Richardson said, often Powwow co-chairperson Ryan Dial- almost all of the eight tribes in North used synonymously with words Stanley said before he came to UNC, Carolina and over 800 people to describing a meeting. Richardson cited he had danced at the CIC powwow UNC’s campus on Saturday, Dial- this as an example of the pervasive ever since he can remember. Stanley said. problem of cultural appropriation. “That’s actually how I came to “Even though they are Native events Richardson said cultural DTH/MAYA CARTER UNC — I started dancing at this — Native Americans participate — appropriation denies the daily 10-year-old Hollister resident Linzie Evans and member of the Haliwa-Saponi powwow,” Dial-Stanley said. they are still very much so public struggles and obstacles of living as a tribe dances during the Carolina Indian Circle’s 33rd Annual Powwow. The theme for this year’s powwow events,” Dial-Stanley said. “We want Native American. was centered around Native youth. the public to be here because this is But the powwow represents Dial-Stanley said one of the issues how you can learn about our culture.” an opportunity for the public within the Native American The idea of the powwow as a to experience authentic Native community is youth engagement, show originated in the west in the American culture, fighting against the stereotypes exacerbated by cultural appropriation, Dial-Stanley said. “I always tell people, if you want to see authentic Native culture, come to a real powwow,” Dial-Stanley said. In the audience was Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz. He said the first initiative of UNC’s new strategic plan Carolina Next: Innovations for Public Good is “Build Our Community Together.” “That really means making certain we have a diverse campus community of students, faculty, staff,” Guskiewicz said. “I think to bring Native Americans from the region onto our campus for an amazing event like this I hope inspires these younger kids to want to come and be a Tar Heel sometime soon.” DTH/MAYA CARTER DTH/MAYA CARTER Caleb Burnett, 25, dances during the Carolina Indian Circle’s 33rd Annual @madelinellis Christian Mercado looks beside him before grand entry begins at Carolina Powwow on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. Burnett was the head male dancer. [email protected] Indian Circle’s 33rd Annual Powwow in Fetzer Gym on Saturday, Feb. 29, 2020. 6 Monday, March 2, 2020 News The Daily Tar Heel

“His blindfold is raised just common for a public university to GIMGHOUL enough to show him the blazing have a secret society. FROM PAGE 1 fire and a red-hot branding iron,” “You think of Harvard and Yale web page, the Order of Gimghoul the ritual says. and places like that,” Moore said. “I is a secret, invitation-only society As the neophyte kneels, a member think it’s kind of unusual for a public for male students and faculty of of the Order brands him on his chest university to have one.” the University that was founded in with a piece of dry ice. The Daily Tar Heel reached out 1889 by five students: Edward Wray After the neophyte makes a series to Nicholas Graham, the University Martin, William W. Davies, Shepard of affirmations and vows, a member archivist, to find out more about Bryan, Andrew Henry Patterson and accuses him of being a “renegade and the Order’s documents. Graham Robert Worth Bingham. forsworn.” Then, the accused must responded with a comment without According to the web page, face the accuser “in mortal combat.” mentioning the Order specifically. materials from the Order’s collection The neophyte then must fire a “While the vast majority of the that are at least 50 years old are open pistol at the accuser, who falls. collections are open for public to the general public. Then, the rituals enter a stage research, we sometimes work with On Feb. 12, Berg posted scanned — “the test of the dark secret” — private donors who request that pages of the initiation rituals to where the neophyte is asked the access be restricted – usually for the student meme Facebook group “final question.” After answering, a set period of time,” Graham said — “Kevin G’s Big L Meme Stream: the accusing member stirs and in the emailed statement. “Those ‘Basketball School’ Edition.” rises, and the neophyte is dubbed terms are at the discretion of the DTH/MATTIE COLLINS Elements of the legend appear to “Knight of the Order of Gimghoul.” donor and the Library respects Sophomore Hanna Berg poses for a portrait in the Dialectic Chamber in New have influenced the 1959 rituals. Cecelia Moore, who is now retired, the donor’s wishes. The practice of West on Feb. 26, 2020. Berg released her findings on the Order of Gimghoul. The neophyte — or a prospective was the University historian for restricting access at the request of a member of the Order — lays on the about six years. She said she knows donor is a standard practice in the day access, but it now does have of her friends delivered it — but “Rock of Sacrifice” and a member little about the Order of Gimghoul field of special collections libraries such a restriction, which offers an nobody has since confessed to doing of the Order holds a sword to his and was not asked about the Order and archives.” email address for potential viewers it. She suspects it was the Order. throat, according to the scans. when she was historian. Berg said that when she accessed “to discuss options for consulting “It made my weekend,” Berg said. Before that, though, the neophyte “I’ve gotten very few questions the Order’s collection, the Wilson this collection.” is blindfolded and led into the Great about it — at all, if any,” Moore said. Library web page did not have a As for the letter she received in @_sashaschroeder Hall of Gimghoul Castle. She said she believes it’s not restriction on immediate or same- February, Berg said it’s possible one [email protected] Art, feminism and activism come together at the Wikipedia Edit-a-thon By Emma Gerden librarian, is the event co-organizer maintained almost entirely by the world’s largest place to go for page or adding another reference in Staff Writer representing the University Libraries. volunteers, there’s a little bit of a self- knowledge,” Triumph said. “In order the bibliography,” McGurrin said. “Participants of all skill levels are selection bias that happens, which to do that, they need a diverse group The edit-a-thon will be taking On March 2, the sixth annual welcome and encouraged to join us results from the people who are of people that can write about a place from 3 to 6 p.m. Art+Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a- at our edit-a-thon,” Shawgo said. editing the encyclopedia,” Jack said. diverse set of subjects.” “When people edit Wikipedia, thon is taking place at the Sloane Art Emily Jack is the community “They’ve done some demographic Wikipedia and public libraries there’s a feeling of empowerment Library. This year’s theme is focused engagement and outreach librarian studies and determined that most have a direct link, Jack said. the first time you save your first edit on activism. at UNC. In 2013, she planned the first of those people are male-identified, “Both are organizations that seek to and see it go live on a site that is the The event, which is hosted by the edit-a-thon with a theme of African most of them are white and most of share information with people, and to world’s sixth most-used website,” Sloane Art Library, UNC-Chapel Hill American history in North Carolina. them are relatively wealthy.” make it free and as freely accessible as Jack said. “So I hope that people take University Libraries and the Art & Since then, there have been more Therese Triumph, the interim possible,” Jack said. away from participating in the art and Museum Library & Information edit-a-thons covering a diverse head of Kenan Science Information Veronica McGurrin, a graduate feminism edit-a-thon is that when Student Society (AMLISS), is hoping range of topics, including women in Services at the Kenan Science Library, student in art history and library you see something that is wrong or to create new Wikipedia entries and science and Native American history has been the facilitator and host of the science, is a past president of AMLISS. imbalanced in the world, that you can edits relating to women involved in in North Carolina. Women in Science edit-a-thon for the “I hope those who leave this event take action to correct it.” art and activism. “Because Wikipedia is an past five years. continue to work on Wikipedia pages, Kristan Shawgo, a social sciences encyclopedia that’s created and “Wikipedia wants to become even if it is just adding a citation to a [email protected]

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Seminar Literary Critical Justice March 5th, 3:30PM, Donovan Lounge, Greenlaw The Daily Tar Heel News Monday, March 2, 2020 7 Annual tea discusses gender inequality in the 21st century By Olivia Rojas scholarship recipients from overseas. the First, asked the panel if anyone hoped would be included in similar “Each year we hope this event Staff Writer Kathryn Weatherford, a Ph.D. had faced any challenges in their conversations about women’s will be bigger and bigger. This is our student in the department of educational or professional careers empowerment in the future. biggest one,” she said. The UNC chapter of She’s the psychology and neuroscience, was that demonstrated how women are Panelists mentioned creating safe Kate Papadopoulos, a senior and First, an international non-profit one of the speakers on the panel. hindered because of their gender. spaces, solidarity and community secretary for UNC’s chapter of She’s organization that fights gender “Empowering women and giving “I think ‘Which one?’” Gloria for women as some important steps. the First, said the group aimed to have inequality through education, hosted them a voice also invites women to Thomas, director of the Carolina “I feel like everybody that came a diverse and inclusive panel this year. the annual International Women’s the conversation as well. You can Women’s Center, said. got a sense of what She’s the First is Thomas said she said she was Day Tea at the Carolina Inn Sunday. get varied perspectives that have Thomas said that she remembers and everything we do. I think overall pleased on how diverse the panel was. The event included a panel different ideas, different thoughts a moment when a professor told her we had a lot of success with our silent “We all came from different discussion focusing on the elevation and different life experiences. All she would never be able to major in the auction, which will be great to go to perspectives,” she said. “They couldn’t of women and women’s education, that together sums up to a better subject she wanted to. Thomas also all of our scholars,” she said. have done a better job getting an array as well as a silent auction. The experience for all,” Weatherford said. brought up the issue of sexual assault. Smith also said that looking of people from different backgrounds.” auction’s proceeds will go toward the Alexandra Smith, a senior and Smith concluded the discussion forward, the group hopes the event’s organization’s University-affiliated president of the UNC chapter of She’s by asking panelists what they turnout continues to grow. [email protected]

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