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126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10, 2019 VOLUME 127, ISSUE 17 ‘We did it just for the love of beer, honestly’ By Molly Looman Arts & Culture Editor

We all want what we can’t have. When Starpoint Brewing owner Tim Harper was introduced to craft beer in Colorado, his first thought was to make it himself. Harper brewed in between his breaks at his job at UNC, which made his custom- er base close to home. “We were truly local, because we could only bring you beer if we could get it to you during our lunch hour,” said Beth Boylan, Harper’s startup partner. When Starpoint Brewing received its brewery permit in 2011, it was No. 62. Now there are over 300 brew- eries and brewpubs across North Carolina in what appears to be an explosion of craft beer. While brewing remains a part- time venture for Harper, Starpoint’s beers have made it from a small facil- ity in Chapel Hill to a larger produc- tion venue in Durham, and now can be found across the state. “You really have to treat it like a business. You have to find out what people want. You have to find out what you do that people like and what you do well and how do you fit DTH/RYAN HERRON into your niche,” Harper said. Tim Harper and Beth Boylan are the co-founders of Starpoint Brewery. The Durham-based brewery was the 62nd to receive a license to brew in North Carolina. Harper said he owes his ability to sell craft beer, which can range from Prior to 2005, no one could sell While competition is growing, Tyler Huntington, owner of Tyler’s “I don’t personally know anybody 5.2 to 9.5 percent alcohol by volume, beer over 6 percent ABV. This lim- Wilson and Harper said that the Taprooms and the Carrboro Bottle in the business around here right to a piece of legislation that funda- ited the craft beer industry and the Triangle has embraced brewery cul- Shop, was a brewer in the Pacific now that got into it because they mentally changed the alcohol indus- creation of diverse beer types such ture and that small, local breweries Northwest before coming to North thought they were gonna make a try in North Carolina. The “Pop the as saisons, India pale ales and sours. serve a valuable role in their commu- Carolina. Opened almost 30 years gazillion dollars,” Huntington said. Cap” legislation began with another Wilson said he banded together with nities, both economically and socially. ago, he said his restaurant was the first While not a brewer anymore, local brewer who wanted what he 34 other beer fans and enlisted the “What you see that I really love all-craft beer bar in North Carolina. Huntington said the community couldn’t have. help of lobbyist Theresa Kostrzewa is that breweries are serving as a “The easiest thing would have isn’t just tight-knit amongst bottle Sean Wilson, the “chief executive to change the law. community center and as a hub for been to open a bar and, you know, shops and distributors. He said he optimist” at Fullsteam Brewery, was “This is unheard of, you know? In community involvement and enter- sell a bunch of mass-produced has enjoyed watching brewers grow at a friend’s party when he discovered one session, you’re changing alcohol tainment and the arts and creativi- domestics,” Huntington said. closer after the initial trepidation a love for craft beer that would even- legislation in the South,” Wilson said. ty,” Wilson said. While Huntington said he does not after the initial passing of the Pop tually turn legislative. He said the After the law was passed on Aug. The existence of a brewery cul- look down upon anyone’s beer selec- the Cap legislation. party was full of unique bottles with 13, 2005, people who once had to ture goes beyond just the producers tion, he wanted to provide a place “A lot of people are watching this batch numbers written on them, full travel out of the state to get craft of the beer. Restaurants around the for craft beer lovers to congregate. industry and going, you know, it’s of flavors he had never experienced. beer could now purchase their own Triangle have begun to carry craft Huntington opened the restaurant tapped out, there’s too many, the “I asked my friend, ‘These are up to 15 percent ABV. Fullsteam beer right next to their mass-pro- out of a love for industry and because bubble is gonna burst, and it’s like, amazing, you know, where can I get opened in 2010, even though Wilson duced domestic options. The lifting he said he saw potential in the mar- well, I don’t know, I think there’s these?’ And he said, ‘No, you can’t said that was never the idea. of the 6 percent cap on ABV created ket. The self-proclaimed “accidental some room,” Huntington said. get them in North Carolina, because “We did it just for the love of beer, new options for bars and taprooms entrepreneur” said most brewers he @MollyLooman they’re illegal,’” Wilson said. honestly,” Wilson said. wanting to expand. knows aren’t in it for the money. [email protected] Supreme Court hearing begins for gerrymandering case Two people By Ryan Smoot Senior Writer arrested for In a potential landmark court case on partisan gerrymandering, the March 31 U.S. Supreme Court heard oral argu- ments regarding North Carolina’s lopsided congressional districting vandalism on March 26. North Carolina Republicans won By Taylor Buck 53 percent of U.S. Congressional votes Assistant University Editor in 2016 and 50.3 percent in 2018. In each election cycle, Republicans Two individuals were arrested by claimed 10 of 13 congressional seats. UNC Police Monday morning for Allison Riggs, an attorney rep- March 31 acts of vandalism to the resenting the League of Women Unsung Founders Memorial and a Voters, said the court could set a campus art installment, according dangerous precedent by deeming to an email from UNC Police. extreme partisan gerrymandering SOURCE: N.C. BOARD OF ELECTIONS DTH/HALEY HODGES Nancy McCorkle, 50, of Newberry, constitutional and could exacerbate South Carolina, was arrested with one future gerrymandering. drawing districts to disadvantage a 162 of 24,000 nonpartisan maps was people can understand the funda- count of vandalism of the Unsung “This case is not the first North political party, along with effecting a significant enough number that mental difference between judging Founders Memorial and one count Carolina voting case to reach this the state and district level and justi- partisan intent could not be proven. and all other politics,” he said. of ethnic intimidation. Ryan Barnett, court this decade,” she said. “But it fying packing or dividing voters. He said if the Supreme Court Michael Bitzer, a politics and his- 31, of Sanford, North Carolina was represents the most extreme example Jonathan Mattingly, a math pro- decided to rule against partisan ger- tory professor at Catawba College, arrested with one count of vandalism of a non-responsive legislature that fessor at Duke University, simulated rymandering, it could result in redis- said the Court faces a dilemma in to the Unsung Founders Memorial, believes that this court will implicitly over 24,000 congressional maps in tricting cases flooding the court’s how to quantify and implement a one count of ethnic intimidation and endorse unfettered partisan manipu- North Carolina with nonpartisan docket and endowing the court with measurable rule against partisan one count of public urination. lation in redistricting by declining to criteria that were presented at the significant political power. gerrymandering. Without this, it Barnett was also arrested with one rein in this most egregious example.” hearing. Fewer than 0.7 percent, “And once you get into the political could see more redistricting cases count of vandalism to an undisclosed The case Riggs presented against approximately 162 maps, resulted thicket, you will not get out and you moving forward, he said. outdoor art installment near Hanes the North Carolina maps was based in a 10-to-3 Republican majority. will tarnish the image of this court “I wouldn’t put anything past our Art Center. on a three-prong test for diluting Paul Clement, an attorney repre- for the other cases where it needs votes, including partisan intent in senting N.C. GOP lawmakers, said that reputation for independence so SEE GERRYMANDERING, PAGE 7 SEE VANDALISM, PAGE 7

When I grow up, I wanna be just like me. THE JONAS BROTHERS 2 Wednesday, April 10, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 How would marijuana legalization impact students? 125 years of editorial freedom RACHEL JONES By Georgia Wieland-Stanford enced depression and 54.4 percent EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Senior Writer experienced social anxiety, difficul- [email protected] ty in interpersonal functioning or BAILEY ALDRIDGE Marijuana is the most common- social isolation. MANAGING EDITOR ly used illicit substance in America, While marijuana use can have [email protected] according to the National Institute on dangerous consequences for a grow- SARAH LUNDGREN Drug Abuse. As a medical marijuana ing portion of the college population, ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR bill makes its way through the General Gottfredson said it causes less of a [email protected] Assembly, more research may need to public health problem than alcohol. MARIA ELENA VIZCAINO fully understand the impact of use of “There is some research that shows DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE marijuana on college students. that marijuana use actually decreases [email protected] Based on an anonymous Facebook aggression and decreases dating vio- poll of the UNC class of 2021 that lence and stuff like that,” she said. MYAH WARD had 168 respondents, 57.1 percent There is no consensus on when UNIVERSITY EDITOR of students said they use marijuana. the brain fully matures, but research- [email protected] Out of these students, 15.5 percent ers at the Dana Foundation, a private ANNA POGARCIC reported they used marijuana every organization with a focus on brain CITY, STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR day, 14.3 percent said they used it research, found the mechanisms for [email protected] every week, 13.7 percent said they motor control, cognitive control and MOLLY LOOMAN used it every month and 56.5 percent executive, or behavioral, function ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR said they used it rarely. are fully mature by the age of 25. [email protected] Nisha Gottfredson, an assistant However, parts of the frontal lobe, CHRIS HILBURN-TRENKLE professor at the UNC Gillings School which impact emotions, aren’t done SPORTS EDITOR of Global Public Health, said if mar- developing until much later. [email protected] ijuana is used by students who are Gottfredson said legalization of feeling socially isolated, unhealthy marijuana comes with both positives HALEY HODGES DTH/CRISHAUN HARDY habits for use could arise. and negatives. She said there may be DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR Marijuana, the most commonly used illicit substance in the U.S., may gain limit- “Substance use actually tends to a greater risk of overdose because of [email protected] ed legalization in North Carolina, pending a bill in the General Assembly. occur more often for people who are the increased strength of some legal EMILY CAROLINE SARTIN not socially isolated, they’re more marijuana and edibles, but legaliza- and for recreational purposes in 2012. where alcohol is consumed are no TARYN REVOIR likely to drink or use substances in tion would result in more precise Since then, Colorado college students longer the main access for mar- PHOTO EDITORS social situations, but the people who doses and less underground sales have been shown to use marijuana ijuana, thus possibly making alcohol [email protected] are more socially isolated are those that leave the buyer with no idea more often than the national average, use less related to marijuana.” MADDY ARROWOOD that are less likely to use substances what is in the product. especially daily smokers, according to Gottfredson said colleges need COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER on average,” she said. “But when they According to a 2014 article in The a February 2018 study published in the to treat substance dependence as [email protected] do, they develop more problematic New England Journal of Medicine, the journal titled Addictive Behaviors. 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By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle Tournament that was accompanied point lead with over five minutes Virginia down by two turned into a Tech went on a late run to take a Sports Editor with five nail-biting finishes. left. I immediately began question- Mamadi Diakite jumper at the buzz- three-point lead with 22 seconds left, I will remember where I was for ing my own stupidity for putting er to send the game to overtime in I had just one thought. When we begin talking about the each one of those games. the Cavaliers in my Final Four and I the eventual win. How is Virginia going to win it greatest tales in college basketball I was sitting in a car on the way opened up our Daily Tar Heel bracket I watched the Final Four game this time? history from now on, the story of to Columbus, Ohio, to cover UNC’s group on my phone to see how much at a friend’s apartment as Virginia My question was quickly Virginia must be at the top of the list. NCAA Tournament games against Virginia losing would hurt my chanc- somehow turned defeat into victo- answered. Jerome drove down the On Monday night, the Cavaliers Iona and Washington when my fel- es against the other participants. ry yet again with three free throws lane and kicked out to De’Andre finished a journey in which they low editor, Ryan Wilcox, announced Somehow, Virginia held on and from Kyle Guy with one second left Hunter for a wide open three. Swish. went from suffering the ultimate that Virginia was down by 12 points punched a ticket to the Elite Eight. It against Auburn. Texas Tech was unable to score, embarrassment — becoming the first to Gardner-Webb in the first round. was there where the play of the tour- The Cavaliers had somehow blown and the teams graced us with five No. 1 seed to lose to a No. 16 seed in A smile crossed my face and I nament occurred, one that I liken to a double-digit lead with five minutes more minutes of basketball, just the the NCAA Tournament in 2018 — began to laugh at the ridiculousness my generation’s Christian Laettner left. Yet Auburn’s Jared Harper, an eighth National Championship game to climbing to the top of the college of the notion that Virginia could shot against Kentucky. 82.8 percent free throw shooter, to go to overtime in 81 years. basketball mountain and etching somehow lose in the first round, Virginia sat in the driver’s seat for somehow only made one of two free I didn’t turn away from my TV their name in sports lore. again. I grabbed my phone, both most of the second half, despite the throws and a Jerome double dribble screen at all during overtime. I want- The story of the program’s first eager to watch the game unfold and kind of performance from Purdue’s was not called on the next play. ed to soak up every second as history national title is certainly a long one grateful to find something to occupy Carsen Edwards that we haven’t I apologize in advance for the cli- was being made in front of my eyes. that began with tears as the players my mind during our endless drive. seen in March since some guy for che I am about to use, but the win over Virginia will always be the answer walked off the court at the Spectrum Soon, Virginia had taken the lead, Davidson named Curry carried his Auburn made me realize Virginia was to the trivia question of the first No. 1 Center last March after falling to but the tone had been set. Nothing team to the Elite Eight in 2008. a team of destiny. I had watched the seed to lose to a No. 16 seed. UMBC, and stretched through a was going to come easy for the Except the Cavaliers didn’t score for Cavaliers evade defeat three games in But the Cavaliers will also be 35-3 2019 season that ended on Cavaliers in their quest for redemp- more than three minutes and watched a row, in three different ways. remembered for something more, Monday night at U.S. Bank Stadium tion. But no matter what, this team a one-point lead with 3:09 left evapo- So as I again sat on my couch for turning the ultimate embarrass- in Minneapolis, Minn. found a way to win. rate as the Boilermakers went on a 4-0 Monday night and watched one ment into the sweetest redemption Using the same core that landed During Virginia’s Sweet 16 game, run in the closing minutes. of the best national championship and reaching the peak of the college on the wrong side of history in 2018, I was watching at home. I couldn’t But somehow, a Ty Jerome free games ever, the outcome never basketball world. Virginia battled through an NCAA believe it when Oregon took a three- throw miss with five seconds left and seemed in doubt. Even after Texas [email protected] COLUMN: Zion Williamson lived up to hype at Duke

By Parth Upadhyaya grow as a result. was founded and eight years before Senior Writer The phenom was named a first- the existence of Instagram. Even team All-American, ACC Player of Facebook hadn’t been created yet. The hype started long before Zion the Year, Associated Press Player Today, people are more active than Williamson first stepped foot on the of the Year and Naismith Trophy ever on social media, which allows floor of Cameron Indoor Stadium. It winner, among other honors. anyone from entertainer Shiggy, who built throughout his time as a four- Williamson, the projected No.1 created a viral dance last summer to year varsity standout at Spartanburg pick in the 2019 NBA Draft, was ’s “In My Feelings,” to Brother Day School in South Carolina, turn- undoubtedly the most exciting play- Nature, who records himself feeding ing him into the most lauded recruit er in college basketball this season. and interacting with animals, to be since February 2002, when Sports Still, whenever I’d scroll through celebrities. Trends on social media Illustrated nicknamed then-high Twitter during the season, I’d see typically reflect how much a subject school junior LeBron James “The tweets plastered with “eye roll” emojis, is talked about on television or in Chosen One.” suggesting the amount of media cover- print. I still remember rushing to age Williamson received was unneces- So, why wouldn’t the most dom- check my iPhone for an update on sary or somehow unwarranted. inant player the sport has seen Williamson’s college decision after To those who feel that way, I in years, who has three million leaving the movie theater on a encourage you to think about this: Instagram followers himself, be the Saturday night in January 2018 to What kind of media attention do you biggest topic of discussion? see he had chosen Duke. think LeBron James would garner if Yes, showing him on the bench DTH FILE/EMILY CAROLINE SARTIN More than 14 months since that he was coming out of high school in during a game in play or finding a Duke first-year forward Zion Williamson (1) attempts to a layup by UNC day, it’s safe to say Williamson lived 2019? way to bring up his name when Duke first-year forward Nassir Little (5) during the semifinals of the ACC Tournament. up to — or even exceeded — expecta- During James’ senior year of isn’t even playing can, understand- tions. With a unique blend of super- high school, ESPN televised a game ably, get to be a bit much. And then if internal data didn’t show a spike first-round draft picks. human-like size, strength and athleti- between his St. Vincent-St. Mary there was CBS’s “Zion Cam,” dedicat- in viewership, page views or social We don’t know if Williamson will cism at 6-foot-7 and 285 pounds, we’ve team and top-ranked Oak Hill ed to recording Williamson’s every media engagement. be the type of transcendent NBA tal- never seen a player quite like him. Academy on Dec. 12, 2002. The move through the Blue Devils’ NCAA There are also external numbers ent that can take over the league the Williamson averaged 22.6 points, broadcast marked ESPN’s first tele- Tournament run. that demonstrate an increased inter- same way LeBron James did from 8.9 rebounds and 2.1 assists as a vised regular-season prep game since But the reasoning behind what est. A Forbes article showed that, day one. But we do know the impact first-year to lead the Blue Devils to 1989. The network sent top-tier tal- some may call “overexposure” is according to data from Vivid Seats, he had on the college basketball the Elite Eight. Though Duke — a ent in to call the game: Jay Bilas, simple: people tune in. As ESPN’s fans paid more and travelled longer world in just one year in Durham. favorite throughout the year to win Dick Vitale, Dan Shulman and Bill Myron Medcalf pointed out in a distances to see Duke play this sea- The numbers and eyeball test the NCAA title — came up short Walton. The spectacle resulted in tweet in February, the numbers son. The median distance travelled both demonstrate it — the “Zion in a regional final loss to Michigan more than 1.5 million viewers — the prove it. to watch the Blue Devils play on the Effect” was as warranted as it was State, Williamson was sensational third highest-rated basketball game Media outlets wouldn’t have plas- road up to February was 95 miles, real. throughout the year, and his fame in ESPN2 history at the time. tered Williamson’s name on our tele- compared to 62 miles in the 2017-18 @pupadhyaya_ and media attention continued to This was four years before Twitter vision screens or social media feeds season — when the team had three [email protected] Carter, Ellington and Jackson ramp up before NBA Playoffs By Jared McMasters uted eight points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.7 be interesting for Ellington as the Staff Writer assists and a block per contest. Pistons fight for the final playoff spot During the game against the in the Eastern Conference this week The 2019 NBA Playoffs are set to 76ers that Carter did and he becomes an unrestricted free tip off this Saturday, but there are not play in, the former Tar Heel went agent this summer. If Ellington can several other storylines worthy of on the Fox Sports Southeast broad- will the Pistons into the postseason, your attention rather than just who cast to confirm that he intends to it would give the guard an extended will be crowned this year’s cham - play next year if he can find a team opportunity to display his talent and pion. Here are a few former North to call home. Nobody has ever played make the case for a new contract on Carolina basketball standouts from in the NBA for 22 seasons, and this one of the league’s better rosters. across the league that you should accomplishment would be even more keep an eye on over the coming impressive considering Carter’s his- Justin Jackson months. tory of battling injuries. One might look at the Dallas Vince Carter Wayne Ellington Mavericks’ 32-48 record and think they didn’t have a productive season. Carter is about to wrap up his 21st Ellington has found a new home However, the Mavs have spent this season in the league, a career older on the Pistons, putting up year laying the foundation for what than 36 of the players that have some of the best numbers of his has the potential to be an extremely stepped foot on an NBA court this career during the 26 games he has bright future. DTH FILE/ALEX KORMANN year. The former second-team All- played for his new team. The Mavericks are expected to North Carolina wing Justin Jackson (44) points to the bench after hitting American hasn’t let his age impair The Pistons are currently on head into next season with Kristaps a 3-pointer against Oregon in the teams’ Final Four matchup in 2017. his play on the court, even after pass- a four-game losing streak, yet Porzingis, Luka Doncic and Justin ing Karl Malone to move into fifth on Ellington has shined bright during Jackson, all of whom are under the that the young forward has started Jackson is averaging 17 points, four the all-time games played list at the this rough patch. Over the course of age of 25. Dallas also has $30 million in the last nine games for his new rebounds and three assists per game end of March. this skid, the former Tar Heel sharp- in salary cap space for this summer team, playing 25.5 minutes a game. for the Mavericks in the month of Carter has played in three of the shooter has averaged 18 points, four and if the Draft lottery works in their Jackson has continued to show off April, while boasting a field goal per- Atlanta Hawks’ four games during rebounds and 2.5 assists per game, favor, the Mavs could land a top-5 his scoring ability as he has contrib- centage of 52.2 and knocking down the month of April, averaging nearly while shooting over 46 percent from pick in this year’s Draft. uted at least 16 points in three of his 45 percent of his 3-pointers. 27 minutes a game at 42 years old. the field. Jackson is expected to play a large last four games. @McmastersJ In that span, the forward contrib- The next few months should role in this rebuild, based on the fact After adjusting to Dallas’s system, [email protected] 4 Wednesday, April 10, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Ackland Art Museum hosts talk on the ‘Crouching Spider’ By Jamie Cummings ent contexts, whether it’s historical Ackland but also the general buzz Staff Writer or political or cultural or emotional, that Bourgeosis’ sculpture has stirred, and then memes also exist within even if it has simply been in com - What’s 9 feet tall, 27 feet wide and and are shared across their own net- ments sections on social media sites. wildly popular in UNC’s meme cul- works that express and acknowledge “What’s interesting about memes ture? You guessed it: the infamous these different contexts,” Dickey said. is that they’re both manifesting peo- spider sculpture. The discussion was organized ple’s thoughts and emotions about On Thursday, the Ackland Art by graduate students and Arts art and engagement with art in Museum will host a discussion about Everywhere and is aimed towards more than just a purely formal way, how memes have become a way undergraduates. The first hour will but they also open up conversation of engaging public art, specifically take place at the Ackland, where about that too,” Dickey said. Louise Bourgeois’ “Crouching Spider.” the conversation will surround the Dickey said she has seen similar The sculpture was installed Aug. history of the sculpture and the memes created based on “Eye Benches 7, 2018 and quickly popped up on political frame of art exhibition I” another Bourgeois sculpture just undergraduate meme pages from reception in relation to organic across Cameron Avenue, as well as Facebook to Twitter to Instagram campus engagement. with the RedBall project which took its and even Tinder. Then, the group will move to the own tour around UNC in September. Ph.D. student Erin Dickey, who field to participate in a close-look- Crouching Spider is on loan is completing her teaching element ing activity led by Ph.D. candidate from the Easton Foundation for DTH FILE/JANET AYALA through the Ackland, said the memes and object based teaching fellow one year. Sophomore Sally Sasz, an Crouching Spider: A 9-foot-tall, 27-foot-wide sculpture by French- have ranged in “typology” — refer- Alex Ziegler. Arts Everywhere ambassador, said American artist Louise Bourgeois came to campus in August of 2018. encing some as empathetic towards “I think part of that discussion is she was initially disturbed by the the spider while others were compar- really based in this interest in kind sculpture but eventually became and a first glance. ing the piece is that interacting isons drawn between the Silent Sam of not valorizing or criticizing meme intrigued in the deeper questions “I feel like a meme has big capacity with art has expanded far beyond monument and still others drawing making as a response, but rather to the public art posed. to almost mischaracterize something the formal setting. on questions of artistic funding. think about how that process has The sculpture actually represents and it’s really hard to break from that “I think for us, it’s just been really “We’re seeing an interesting helped people on our campus see Bourgeois’ mother, who was a weav- preconceived understanding,” she said. sort of wonderful and exciting to see parallel relationship between the that sculpture,” Ziegler said. er. Sasz said she hopes that students The main thing Ziegler said people thinking so critically and cre- ‘Crouching Spider,’ which exists in its Dickey said the conversation is will take another minute to reconsid- she has learned from “Crouching atively about public art,” Ziegler said. own web — if you will — of differ - not only the organized talk at the er the spider even beyond the memes Spider” and the memes surround- [email protected] All Day Records prepares for another Record Store Day By Aaron Sugarman in downtown Carrboro, but to Grace Sail by Pastor T.L. Barrett and the at the center label art, etc.” Events like Record Store Day Staff Writer Bowman, one of the DJs who will be Youth for Christ Choir, were bought 16.8 million albums vinyl albums bring awareness to local businesses performing, it’s more than a place to at All Day Records. were sold last year, marking the who have to compete with the conve- Before the days of listening to buy music. Al Riggs is a local musician who 13th year of consecutive growth for niences of digital streaming. music on AirPods, before Spotify, “All Day Records is a very special lives in Durham, and they will be the format. ”I will definitely be the person before even the MP3 player, there record store for a lot of reasons — it’s playing live music at All Day Records “It’s just something you really yelling on my soapbox about how was vinyl — and it just might be just an important facet to the local during their tour for Record Store Day. have to put yourself into because it’s every day should be Record Store coming back. music scene,” Bowman said. “I want to “I will say that the real joy in a big chunk of wax ... and you actu- Day because I go to these stores a lot Record Store Day will be cele - make sure it’s around as long as it can record listening is the deeper feeling ally get to hold it, and take a little bit and half of the time they’re pretty brated at All Day Records on April be, anytime I can do anything to show of interaction,” Riggs said. “Meaning more time with it, rather than a CD empty,” Riggs said. “If we want these 13 with storewide discounts, live my support for it then I will do that.” of course you’re sitting down or or a digital download, you can just do stores to stay here then we need to music and DJs who will play sets in Two of Bowman’s favorite albums, doing things while the thing is play- those any day,” said Michael Wood, put our money where our big online the store throughout the day. Everyone Alive Wants Answers by ing, and then you have to get up and a resident of Carrboro who owned a campaigns are.” All Day Records is a record store Colleen and Like A Ship Without A flip the thing, look at the cover, look record store in South Carolina. [email protected] Heading home to Guilford County? Make GTCC your “college away from college” this summer!

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He said he loves being an Airbnb Laurie Paolicelli, the executive owner and feels like he’s doing a good director of the Orange County Visitors service for people. Bureau, said the discussion about “If you start getting creative, you short-term rentals and the impacts it can use Airbnb as a platform in order has on affordable housing is starting to to have affordable housing,” he said. creep into Orange County. She said the Few is looking into buying land concerns are more with entire homes close to a bus stop and within city rather than attached bedrooms. limits where he can build 10 town- “Nationwide, what we find is that houses and designate half to afford- they include a number of issues for able housing and the other half to communities and Chapel Hill is no Airbnbs. He said with the profits of exception — increased home pric- Airbnb, it makes more sense for him es, reduction in workforce housing, to be a real estate developer. and affordable housing stock and “The prices that you see for hous- also a change in neighborhood’s ing is not the developers jacking up complexion,” Paolicelli said. “For the prices, it’s where we’re at with the example, people by-in-large rather market right now,” he said. have neighbors rather than visitors Few is also working to buy land turning over because they don’t where he can build tiny houses. A DTH PHOTO ILLUSTRATION/ANGELICA EDWARDS really know the rules about the veteran himself, Few wants half of Airbnb provides 20 percent of all visitor stays in Chapel Hill as it leads the short-term rental (STR) market in Orange County. neighborhood in terms of speeding these tiny homes to be Airbnbs and and parties and whatnot.” the other half for veterans. about this subject, but it needs to. Town could use zoning powers to fy how they want to regulate these Paolicelli said the chamber, along Few said he works with his Rebecca Badgett, a local gov - restrict whole house, short-term properties,” she said. with several hotels, have formed a neighbors to help them feel com - ernment legal research associate at rentals from residential areas, con- She said maintaining a database group to study this because there are fortable with his business. He said UNC School of Government, said fining them to commercial districts. of short-term rentals allows for the no local regulations. with the combination of occupancy, there are many options to regulate Wilmington is one such city that local government to keep track of the Paolicelli said it’s tempting for sales and property taxes, about 20 short-term rentals. One is an occu- has capped the number of short- rentals and gives guidelines to home- owners to have short-term rentals percent of his revenue is going to pancy cap that would limit the num- term rental permits that are allowed owners so there is no confusion. because they can make more money the local community. ber of renters per short-term rental in residential districts. Badgett said Few thinks restrictive legislation is and perhaps might need it to cover “I haven’t had time to follow up to avoid overcrowding and partying. the city is limiting short-term rent- not the proper solution, but encour- their own mortgages. Chapel Hill and with the county and the city to find Other options include parking, noise als in residential areas and making ages discussion to help short-term Carrboro is a visitor market in high out where that money is going, and ordinance, insurance requirements them require a permit. rentals succeed in the community. demand, so many people have the I’m very interested in it,” he said. and health and safety regulations. “I think that every city and town “I welcome conversation about it, option to be Airbnb owners, she said. Town Council Member Nancy To limit short-term rentals, that has a significant number of but let’s look at creative strategies on There were 76,523 Airbnbs in Oates said she’s most worried about Badgett recommended commercial offerable, short-term rentals, which how can we make this and amplify Orange County in 2018, a 45 percent how short-term rentals take mid- or mixed-use districts that would Chapel Hill and Orange County it for the community, not just say no increase from 2017. priced houses off the market. She said require short-term rentals to be in does, should probably consider because this is new,” he said. Mike Few is the owner of three the Town Council has never talked the downtown area. She said the adopting regulations to help clari- [email protected] PLEASE What’s cooking in Chapel ALL THE MONEY Hill?

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Go to get-offline/chapel-hill or dailytarheel.com/subscribe to subscribe now! 6 Wednesday, April 10, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel UNC’s DiPhi mixes debate with humor DiPhi, the University’s oldest now-famous school colors. The societ- the same. One interesting question ies, which merged into a joint senate in brought up: Is publication a true student organization, has 1959, helped shape the Honor System cut-off point for a book, or is it just been on campus for 224 years. and the Yackety Yack yearbook, among an artificial boundary placed on the other campus institutions. author? All through the debate, sen- By Chapel Fowler But if you take a trip to Room ators snapped their fingers when Senior Writer 310 in the New West academic hall, they agreed with something, and DiPhi and the unique students who they hissed loudly when they didn’t. Sam Gee sat on the top floor of run it truly come to life. Among the structure and care- New West last Monday night, typ - The space itself is regal, with fully curated arguments, though, ing furiously as he scoured Google cream-colored walls, blue trim and there’s plenty of humor. Gee cre - for a punchline. four massive golden chandeliers. All ated his own obscene revision and At the podium in front of him, Luke of the furniture is wooden, save for joked Dobby the elf had “a 10-inch De Mott had gone down a rabbit hole. a chair made of literal cow hide and rod.” Sophomore Mo Van de Sompel During the formal debate portion cow horns. Portraits of famous DiPhi decided to push back on the idea that of this Dialectic and Philanthropic alumni and honorary members hang all interpretations of art are valid Societies meeting, designated sena- wherever they can fit. with an off-the-wall hypothetical. tors had argued for and against the “It’s so cool,” said junior Peyton “I choose to believe that The Very topic at hand: were J.K. Rowling’s Furtado, Phi’s president. “To just Hungry Caterpillar is not a white recent retroactive changes to her study in some of these chambers supremacist,” Van de Sompel said. “Harry Potter” series illegitimate? and realize that people like Thomas “But if the author, Eric Carle, comes Once the floor was open to others, Wolfe and (Joseph) Caldwell and out tomorrow and says the caterpillar De Mott launched into a sarcastic James K. Polk have all been in these is a neo-Nazi, do I have to accept that?” rant. The senior Phi senator start- rooms and have been doing basically *** ed off with a friendly jab, telling his the same thing we’re doing.” The fun continued into DiPhi’s rival Di senators they “don’t control Membership was originally deter- other main staple — PPMAs, or fiction.” There’s no objective truth to mined by geography. Dis hailed from papers, petitions, memorials and imaginary worlds, he said, and no west of Orange County, Phis hailed addresses. During this “signature free incorrect interpretations of art. It’s from east of Orange County and out- speech forum,” anyone can rant on all up to the reader. of-state students or those from Orange whatever for up to five minutes. Joint Senate President and member of the Dialectic Society Katrina Gee’s typing stopped. He’d found his County got to choose. This rule got Senior Kristen Roehrig recount- counterpoint. The sophomore Di sen- looser over the decades, though, and ed the panic attack she had in a Smith, watches as Sergeant-at-Arms, Maggie Pollard, takes attendance of ator shot his hand up for a query from DiPhi officially removed it in the Washington, D.C., bathroom (“This DiPhi senators at the society’s weekly Monday meeting in New West. his third-row desk. When De Mott 2000s — the choice is now entirely will be a good story for an interview called on him, Gee quoted a famous in the hands of each member sena- someday”). Watson talked about line from “Hamlet”: “Something is tor. Furtado said she chose the Phis how he discovered his inverted nip- rotten in the state of Denmark.” because “they’re objectively better.” ple (“Lefty goes in; righty goes out”). “So,” Gee said with a smirk, “is it “Inferior in every way!” a smiling One senator told the story of a piece possible that ‘Hamlet’ is set on Mars?” Di senator shot back from across of cheese thrown so perfectly it land- “Well,” De Mott said, “Maybe Mars the room. ed inside someone’s pocket; anoth- has a Denmark.” *** er broke down the phenomenon of And with that, the chambers of Each meeting begins at 7:30 p.m. orange plastic Garfield telephones UNC’s oldest student organization DiPhi debates start with a resolu- washing up on France’s beaches. erupted in laughter. tion, or an opinionated statement. “We have lightheartedness in the For 224 years now, DiPhi has Senators then argue for or against serious,” sophomore Christina Barta offered a platform for robust debate it. This night’s resolution revolved said. “We also have seriousness in with competition and friendship on around Rowling, who recently the lighthearted.” the side. In 2019, the society is a bit tried to add extra information to The Rowling debate wasn’t exact- more modern than decades prior, with the “Harry Potter” canon to mixed ly intense or political. Such debates a well-designed website, active social results. Junior Jack Watson smirked are frequent, though. Last month, media pages and senators reading as he introduced the topic. six senators presented their argu- speeches off laptops. But the rich his- “First, she said Dumbledore was ment for the best 2020 presidential tory, most of the procedures and the gay, and I said nothing, because sexu- candidate. In February, DiPhi hosted fundamental goals remain the same. ality is a spectrum and I can buy that,” the second UNC student body pres- “I think a bunch of students having he said. “Then, she said, ‘I never said ident debate. Other topics tackled a bunch of opinions and wanting to Hermione wasn’t black,’ and I said, this semester: the two-child policy, ‘That’s kind of a weird way to say that, how familiar Americans should be share them on their own accord is a DTH/DUSTIN DUONG really cool thing,” said Katrina Smith, but OK.’ And then, she said that wiz- with the Bible and if wars have been a senior and DiPhi’s Joint Senate ards used to poop on the floor, and I beneficial to mankind. Dialectic Society Senator, Valerie Calvo, raises her arms to demonstrate president this semester. “I don’t think could say nothing, because it was my There’s usually a semester quota — opposition to a point made by Dialectic Society Senator, Marc Brunton. there are many spaces like that, where fault for retweeting her for so long.” one science debate, one policy debate, students come here for fun to do this.” The debate took off from there. one literary debate, and so on — but The meeting didn’t adjourn until week with a fresh topic. And they’ll *** Senators against Rowling’s decision Smith said DiPhi’s been more flexible past midnight, but, to no surprise, be debating, like they have been for DiPhi, established in 1795, has offered strong arguments: that art this spring, and it’s worked. Thanks to another DiPhi tradition held true. 224 years. its hands in all kinds of UNC histo- can’t retroactively be changed, that a wide array of majors and interests in Senators made the walk from cam- In the words of the DiPhi ry. Most notably, the societies’ use of Rowling should create new diverse the society, the balance between seri- pus to Linda’s Bar & Grill on Franklin Facebook page: “The conversations diploma ribbons — light blue for Dis, art instead. ous debates and more lighthearted Street for baskets of cheese fries. don’t ever have to stop.” white for Phis — helped inspire UNC’s Those arguing for Rowling did ones “just ends up happening.” They’ll be back at it again next [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel News Wednesday, April 10, 2019 7

vandalism, McCorkle joined Spivey initiatives, nothing like this exists in based on their political views and VANDALISM and one other individual in hosting a GERRYMANDERING North Carolina. their voting history,” he said. FROM PAGE 1 ‘Prayer Service’ at Silent Sam Dec. 16. FROM PAGE 1 The Court reaffirmed a “one-per- However, Bitzer said proportion- McCorkle and Barnett were issued The University is reviewing a polarized environment to say, ‘Well son, one-vote” ruling in 2016, saying al representation could be a clear, a criminal summons for removing the March 16 incident, when a group, I didn’t get my fair share, so I’ll see one person’s vote cannot be weight- though transformational, precedent UNC-system flag, valued at $585, on including Heirs to the Confederacy you in court,’” he said. ed less than another. However, the if the court wished to reduce parti- campus and raising a Confederate flag members, came on campus with Justice Brett Kavanaugh, the most argument has yet to be applied san gerrymandering. at the UNC System Building. weapons. No one was arrested at the recent appointment who has yet to toward proportional representation, “With our winner-take-all, you Both individuals also received time, but Interim Chancellor Kevin rule on a gerrymandering case, said which is one alternative system. get one more vote than the person warnings of trespass from UNC’s cam- Guskiewicz said those found with he did not dispute that extreme par- Asked whether he wanted the who comes in second, you get 100 pus and will go to trial in late April. weapons in the future will be arrested tisan gerrymandering is a threat to Court to mandate proportional percent of that congressional seat,” The University previously said and issued a warning of trespass. American democracy. However, he representation, Emmet Bondurant, he said. “The question becomes, is that one individual was connected Although it is still unknown what asked whether states can resolve the an attorney for the plaintiff there a way to allocate those seats with the Heirs to the Confederacy. the vandalism contained, anti-Silent issue on their own or if the matter is Common Cause, said his argument other than a winner-take-all sys- Although Lance Spivey, co-found- Sam activists Lindsay Ayling and best suited for Congress. was based in partisan discrimina- tem? Do you go to a multi-member er of the Heirs, said that the group Maya Little said on their Twitters While numerous states, includ- tion, not proportionality. districts — make the entire state a did not approve the acts of vandal- that the graffiti contained their ing Colorado in 2018, have estab- “Not at all. Our position is, you congressional district — and allo- ism and did not have information to names, according to Little’s lawyers. lished independent redistricting cannot discriminate intentionally cate the seats proportionally?” suggest that members committed the [email protected] commissions through citizen ballot against political parties and voters [email protected]

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All rights reserved. 63 Scandinavian nation: abbr. 50 “It’s all Greek __” 64 Goes bad 53 Enthusiastic 65 Finds a sum 54 Holey fabrics (C)2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All rights reserved. 8 Wednesday, April 10, 2019 Opinion The Daily Tar Heel QUOTE OF THE DAY “We’ve got such a big job in Established 1893, 125 years of editorial freedom being the only paper in the EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS Chapel Hill-Carrboro area, RACHEL JONES EDITOR, [email protected] LIVY POLEN ABBAS HASAN SETH NEWKIRK JACK O’GRADY RAMISHAH MARUF OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] DEVON JOHNSON KENT MCDONALD SAVANNAH PARKER BARTH but also, we have such a ELISA KADACKAL ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR PAIGE MASTEN SAMI SNELLINGS FAIRCLOTH ALEC DENT big job in the educational ABHISHEK SHANKAR EMMA KENFIELD CHRIS DAHLIE ANNIE KIYONAGA aspect of it.” EDITORIAL Maddy Arrowood, incoming DTH editor-in- chief for 2019-2020, on the role the DTH plays in Arts Everywhere intitiative the University and community. FEATURED ONLINE ignores institutional neglect READER COMMENT Paige Masten removal of Silent Sam. sion, Arts Everywhere has invited Sophomore journalism and economics major Now in its third year, the Art Here UNC accused the student art groups like the SAMple “$585 for the UNC systems from Raleigh, N.C. program has taken some University of using art as a mar - Gallery and the Studio Art Majors flag? What is it made of, email: [email protected] keting tool for the Campaign for Association to lead major events. cashemere?” steps to be more inclusive. Carolina, without giving substantive But a year after the Art Here pro- How to be his time last year, a group of support to artists working, teaching tests, most of the group’s demands Jason Williams, commenting on a DTH article art students and faculty called and learning on campus. have not been met, and plenty of work about two individuals arrested for vandalizing Art Here UNC gathered on T This Friday will be the third remains to address problems relat- the Unsung Founders Memorial and removing an ally for the steps of South Building to pro- annual Arts Everywhere Day. Arts ed to funding the arts on campus. test the lack of funding for the arts Everywhere has made important Including art students in campus the UNC-system flag and raising a Confederate at UNC. The group cited systemic strides in creating a more inclu - conversations like Arts Everywhere flag instead at the UNC System Building. mental health issues impacting the Art Department, sive arts environment at UNC. is important, but it ultimately fails his week, UNC Student including loss of tenured faculty, low They have expanded their pro - to address the institutional neglect LETTER TO THE EDITOR TGovernment and the Mental graduate student pay and damaged gramming, sponsoring a variety that arts students and faculty expe- Health Coalition will host its first facilities (such as the perpetual - of events throughout the year, as rience at UNC. Arts Everywhere says Nothing beats a Carolina Mental Health Awareness Week to ly-leaking roof at Hanes Art Center). well as their list of partners, which its mission is to “embed the arts into spring promote mental health awareness They presented then-Chancellor Folt includes a variety of groups on daily life at Carolina,” but the arts and education on campus. with a list of 16 demands, ranging and off campus. Bowing to the Art are already here. They just need us To the Editor, Not a lot of people know about from essential building repairs to the Department’s complaints of exclu- to invest in them. the Mental Health Task Force, which I love spring on a college campus. falls under the jurisdiction of Student COLUMN As hibernation in the library ends, Government’s Executive Branch. But the opportunity of longer days, the despite its lack of publicity, members hype of March Madness and the of the task force work behind the Superlatives don’t belong in politics over-caffeination of finals create a scenes to make UNC a healthier, buzz of energy that blooms with the more inclusive space for people Chris Dahlie description to their constituents, campus and makes you believe that struggling with mental illness. Your language matters, Ph.D. candidate in they would say something like “These communications from anything is possible. As much as we acknowledge especially in the realm of Chautauqua, N.Y. sectors of the American economy, I But this year is different. Now that mental health is an issue that politics. email: cdahlie@ hope, will never be sectors funded attending graduate school six exists on campus, we do very little email.unc.edu by socialism. I will work to that end.” hours south of the University of the to actually raise awareness about give you fair warning: This is Nuance is not a sexy sell however, and people, I’m surrounded by stressed mental health struggles or actively largely a lecture. One given often, conditions, which the ACA provided. no amount of grammatical nagging students constantly staring at their promote caring for ourselves and Ibut always desperately needed. To my second point, guess what, by an educator will change much phones instead of the bursting others. That’s why Mental Health The president recently vowed people: as much as capitalism is about that. But I can try. azaleas around them. With no bell Awareness Week is so important that the United States would never here, socialism is also in large degree My advice to our political leaders tower or impromptu performance — it offers solidarity to those who be a socialist country. Regardless already here and not going away. is the same as to my students, to in the Pit to serenade them, are struggling and and encourages of your own political orientation, Many people in American, and also everyone: TONE DOWN YOUR they move in their own world, those who aren’t to understand and that statement is the kind of idiot, global, political economies in the CLAIMS. Socialism is here. It headphones blaring to drown out empathize with their peers. superlative claim that I constantly developed world seemingly prefer is in Social Security, Medicare the din of incessant traffic and the I’m not pretending to know warn students against. It first of the provision of certain goods and and Medicaid, fire and police earth-shaking shift whistle from the best way to address mental all implies that the president, any services through public funding as departments, this very public the construction site down the health, and neither are they. But president, can mystically auger the opposed to private venture. This kind university at the center of our block. It has been six years since I sometimes, simply acknowledging future without error. It secondly of funding is, by definition, socialist. coverage. Capitalism is also here, in spent an afternoon basking in the someone’s struggles and letting implies that the United States is not at We seem to politically support it with the smartphones we hold, the cars sun in Polk Place, but time isn’t them know they are seen and heard all a socialist country presently. Both every cashing of a Social Security we drive, the food we choose. Yet the issue. This ACC school down is enough. In my experience, one of these propositions are nonsense check, every enrollment in Medicare these are not systems isolated from I-85 may consider itself an equal of the hardest parts of my mental without nuance. or Medicaid, every kid sent on a bus each other. Capitalism and socialism to my beloved Carolina, but I know health is feeling invalidated To give a bit of fair and balanced to a public school, every road we drive are largely sets of principles that the same spring magic will never or judged by my peers who critique, though, how about this on as opposed to walk beside. inform the complex overlap of public blossom here. fundamentally misunderstand howler from Obama regarding Repeat it with me: Superlative and private ownership that is our In these moments, surrounded what it’s like to struggle with affordable care?: “If you like your claims, the language learned political economy. It is incremental by pockets of beauty but stuck in a mental illness. health care plan, you can keep it.” from advertising copy, religious tinkering with the complexity of this city, I miss the peaceful hamlet of There continues to be a significant Making this statement was stupid on fanaticism and cable news, is the overlap, not full-on subsumption of Chapel Hill. I long for afternoons stigma surrounding mental health its face regardless of the content of the language of morons. “The Best…,” one ideology to the other, that seems on the quad. I feel the rocking both on campus and in society at ACA. As health care plans are, even “The Greatest…,” “The Most our foreseeable future. Language chair blues for warm nights on large. For those who struggle with under the ACA, largely a provision Revolutionary…,” “The Bigliest…”; becomes reality modest proposition the front porch of Alderman mental illness, it serves as a barrier, of private insurance providers, they Sound familiar and numbingly by modest proposition. Take small Hall, surrounded by the hum of a badge of shame that sets them are subject to private change in the stupid? If the president, any steps before great leaps. cicadas and soft glow of streetlight apart from their neurotypical peers. face of shifting economic and political president, cared about careful lanterns. I feel a He’s Not cup in my The first step toward any solution hand and taste a cold pint of YoPo. must begin with destigmatizing To ease my springtime nostalgia mental health — by talking about it, COLUMN for the Southern Slice of Heaven, embracing it, accepting it. I find peace in an Avett Brothers Even within the mental health mantra: “North Carolina. One day community, we fail to understand Save the trailer parks I’ll, someday I’ll come home.” how our own struggles might diverge There’s a solution to the Chris Dahlie board professed cautious opti - That is, if someone would hire this from those who identify differently. Ph.D. candidate in mism regarding Orange County’s helluva MBA graduate. Perhaps most importantly, Mental communications from Affordable Housing Strategic Plan, lack of affordable housing Chautauqua, N.Y. Health Awareness Week seeks to written out to 2020. In doing the Blais Hickey emphasize the role of intersectionality options in Chapel Hill. email: cdahlie@ email.unc.edu research for this piece, they found Class of 2013 in mental health awareness. Factors n an average Chapel Hill the kind of informational nugget such as race, sexual orientation and drive, from Eubanks on only careful digging through the SPEAK OUT religion greatly affect someone’s through Elliott and on O counties in the interest of afford - data can reveal. The single best WRITING GUIDELINES mental health — and in order to be Franklin and Rosemary, Chapel able housing is further constricted option for providing affordable • Please type. Handwritten letters will not truly inclusive, we must recognize Hill is awash in luxury condos and by the North Carolina constitution, housing and also providing grow- be accepted. and address that. apartments. Yet the lights rarely which reserves a large amount of ing, or at least stable, homeowner • Sign and date. No more than two peo- I don’t expect people to know seem to be on. Housing economics legislative power to the state. equity is not sequestered condos. It ple should sign letters. exactly how I feel — nor do I ever are, even at their simplest, compli- Pursuing another option, in is not small houses. It is standard • Students: Include your year, major and want them to. My mental illness is cated. The core problems are those November, Chapel Hill residents prefabricated trailers. phone number. something I wouldn’t wish upon classics of abstract economics: voted heavily for a bond that may The American dream we all may • Faculty/staff: Include your department and phone number. my worst enemy. But you don’t supply, demand and incentives; yet provide more than 700 affordable somewhat share is not one with a have to experience mental illness certain governments try to massage • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, housing units through direct pub- trailer at the center of it (even if it accuracy and vulgarity. Limit letters to in order to stand for and with those these with regulation. lic purchase and construction. The is double wide). But as the Rolling 250 words. who do. Oftentimes, a listening According to Indy Week, while housing has yet to materialize, Stones once opined, you can’t SUBMISSION ear and validation is all it takes to there are provisions in Chapel Hill though. People cannot live in good always get what you want, but if make us feel safe and supported by • Drop off or mail to our office at 109 E to require a certain percentage of intentions, and even if these units you try sometimes, well, you just Franklin St, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 those around us. for-sale units to subsidize afford- are built, there will likely not be might find you get what you need. Late last month, North Carolina’s voter Not everyone has a mental illness able housing through payment enough affordable housing to meet Trailers are a piece of housing cap- – but we all have mental health. We or construction, these have been demand and need. Yet there may be ital poorer people can own, even if EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and could all use a lesson on how to better skirted by developers who opt to some available land nearby, and lay- they have to rent or lease land. If letters do not necessarily represent the opin- ions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials care for ourselves, and above all else, build rental properties that are ing down gas, cable and electricity the situation requires, the owner of that’s what Mental Health Awareness reflect the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel not subject to an affordable hous - for mobile homes is cheaper than the trailer can move it to another editorial board, which comprises 15 board Week seeks to teach us. ing commitment. The leverage building homes themselves. amenable location, keeping a piece members, the opinion assistant editor and that can be exerted by towns and Two years ago, the editorial of valuable wealth in the process. editor and the editor-in-chief.