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126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, 2019 VOLUME 127, ISSUE 29 BUDGET TALKS WON’T BUDGE By Michael Taffe Carolinians), save at least some of our Assistant City & State Editor rural hospitals, create 43,000 new jobs over a period of years and bring July 1, the first day of the 2019-20 $4 billion of our own tax dollars per Fiscal Year, came and went with no year into the state,” Insko said. new state budget. She said behind-the-scenes Gov. Roy Cooper announced negotiations have circled around his veto of the Republican budget the ability of Republican leaders to proposal on June 28, stating his desire garner votes for a veto override. to “negotiate a true compromise.” “The speaker is telling (President But after Republicans in the state Pro Tempore) Phil Berger that he can legislature lost their supermajority in get enough Democrats to vote for 2018, Democrats in the state House the override, but so far he has been and Senate would need to join them unsuccessful,” Insko said. to override a veto from Cooper. While Insko said she’s optimistic But with the backdrop of an over about their chances if House $800 million revenue surplus and Democrats sustain the veto for competing ideas in how best to use another few weeks, many on the other it, negotiations have stalled. side of the aisle oppose expansion. Joe Coletti, senior fellow at the John Medicaid Expansion Locke Foundation, said the financial costs to the state would outweigh Cooper has staked out Medicaid potential health benefits. expansion as one of the key aspects “There are many better ways to of his budget proposal. increase access and lower cost of “Making sure our state’s residents medical care, reduce the cost of have access to quality health care insurance, and improve the health and a strong educational system is of people in rural areas or with low vital, and this proposal moves North incomes,” Coletti said. SOURCE: GENERAL ASSEMBLY DTH/AUDREY BURKE Carolina in the right direction,” experience- and credential-based the Democratic budget plans balance taxes as they’re able to buy things.” Cooper said in a statement. Teacher Pay But Jeff Hauser, communications teacher salary schedule.” investments that pay off in the long Bryson said he believes the director for the N.C. Republican Terry Stoops, vice president But many Democrats believe term,” she said. proposed tax cuts would be an Party, blames Cooper for the delay. for research and director of Republican proposals don’t go far economic boon to the state. “Taxpayers should know that education studies at the John Locke enough to increase teacher pay. Corporate Tax Cuts “We do think it will create an this entire impasse could be ended Foundation, pointed out the need for Sen. Valerie Foushee, a Democrat additional 43,000 jobs over 10 years if Cooper simply signed the budget merit-based pay increases for public representing Orange and Chatham Donald Bryson, president and CEO if we were to reduce the corporate and dropped his Medicaid expansion school teachers. counties, emphasized the importance of the Civitas Institute, voiced support income tax,” Bryson said. “There will ultimatum,” he said. “This budget does not change the of across-the-board teacher raises in for the proposed cuts to corporate be wage growth, so overall salaries in N.C. Rep. Verla Insko, way we pay teachers,” Stoops said Cooper’s proposal. She said the state taxes in Republican proposals. North Carolina will increase by about D-District-56, who represents in a statement. “While Republican needs to attract quality educators, and “Overall revenue, we think, will $11 billion.” Chapel Hill, sides with Cooper. lawmakers should be lauded for his plan does more to achieve that. actually increase,” Bryson said. But Democrats like Insko support “It would provide health care funding performance bonuses, our “Rather than cut corporate “And that’s due to wage growth and the governor’s opposition to cutting for 600,000 uninsured (North state continues to rely on a defective taxes further, or pay for school having more employed people paying construction from the general fund, income taxes, and also paying sales SEE BUDGET, PAGE 7 ‘The answer is, get started’: Duke Energy coal ash cleanup conflict continues

By David Saff chosen the most extreme, costly and “It was raining coal ashes on Senior Writer time-consuming closure method for the lowest-risk basins. those homes, and the coal In an ongoing legal battle over “Why in heaven’s name would you ash was eating the paint off coal ash basin cleanup between Duke want to subject a community to an our cars and our homes.” Energy and the N.C. Department of industrial construction type project Environmental Quality, parts of the of scooping every bit of ash out of David Hairston energy company’s appeals have been an ash basin and moving it to a new Walnut Cove resident rejected, shifting focus on how the location?” Sheehan said. “Why would sites will be handled. you want to do that for 35 years when to submit reports documenting On Aug. 2, the judge presiding you can get the same environmental structural problems, contamination over the energy company’s appeal of outcome, which is you’re protecting and leaks for the past five years on the DEQ’s coal ash closure decisions people and the environment, the coal ash sites. issued an order in favor of the DEQ. specifically groundwater, by capping Torrey said the SELC approves The new ruling reaffirmed the DEQ’s it in a handful of years?” of the state’s decision that the authority to select the proper closure But Duke Energy faces opposition remaining coal ash sites in North methods for nine of the 31 coal ash from communities close to these Carolina be cleaned up, but now the basins. The case will now focus on sites. Environmental groups like case will shift to how that cleanup whether excavation is the proper the Southern Environmental Law should happen. closure method for the basins. Center represent communities trying David Hairston grew up and State and federal law points to to protect the water around the sites. currently lives in Walnut Cove, a capping in place and excavating to Nick Torrey, an attorney with the town in Stokes County outside of a lined landfill as the two primary SELC, said Duke Energy has had Winston Salem, in the shadow of methods to close a coal ash basin. problems with coal ash, including Duke Energy’s Belews Creek Steam PHOTO COURTESY OF JOHN D. SIMMONS Citing the Coal Ash Management dam failures and spills like the 2014 Station. He said residents are An underground storm water pipe developed a break allowing water Act, which was designed to close the Dan River spill. He said these spills fighting for future generations. containing coal ash leaked into the Dan River at Eden, N.C.. coal ash basins in a timely fashion, highlight the importance of recycling “Our home was approximately the DEQ ordered Duke Energy to or quickly moving coal ash into lined three-and-a-half miles from the Hairston said he got tired of “I put two and two together that close the remaining nine coal ash landfill storage. steam station,” Hairston said. “It was seeing his friends and family live the only thing that was common basins by excavation in April. Torrey said the Dan River spill raining coal ashes on those homes, off of bottled water for years, but about the classmates that I was Paige Sheehan, a spokesperson for sparked new coal ash legislation and the coal ash was eating the paint the truly painful part was losing his Duke Energy, argued the state has that would require Duke Energy off our cars and our homes.” loved ones to cancer. SEE COAL ASH, PAGE 7

Oh God, my mind is going a mile an hour. MICHAEL SCOTT 2 Wednesday, August 21, 2019 News The Daily Established 1893 K.J. Smith placed on scholarship 125 years of editorial freedom Ryan Wilcox “I just feel like I’m a younger MADDY ARROWOOD Sports Editor version of him, almost,” Smith – or EDITOR-IN-CHIEF “Baby Jet,” as his teammates call him [email protected] Redshirt junior K.J. Smith, a guard – told the DTH in February. MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ for the North Carolina men’s basketball As a redshirt sophomore, the MANAGING EDITOR team, was put on scholarship for the younger Smith appeared in 22 [email protected] 2019-20 season, the team announced games in , averaging EMILY SIEGMUND Tuesday via Twitter. 1.8 minutes per game. He figures to ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR The video features head coach Roy be the only upperclassman who can [email protected] Williams awarding the scholarship play a true point guard role for the MYAH WARD to Smith followed by raucous cheers Tar Heels this season. DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE from Smith’s teammates. Smith then Guards Anthony Harris and Cole [email protected] FaceTimed his father, UNC graduate Anthony are incoming first-years. and NBA champion Kenny Smith, Sophomore guard Leaky Black had MAEVE SHEEHEY telling him the news. a promising rookie season derailed UNIVERSITY EDITOR “Imma keep it real,” the older Smith by injury. While Anthony will most [email protected] said. “It was earned, it wasn’t given.” likely assume a starting role, Smith ANNA POGARCIC Smith played one season at Pacific could see early limited minutes as a CITY, STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR University in 2016-17, starting three backup ball handler. [email protected] games and averaging 3.2 points in With a total of six newcomers in JESSICA HARDISON 13.0 minutes. He then sat out the tow, North Carolina will kick off the ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR 2017-18 season and transferred to 2019-20 season on Nov. 6 against DTH/EMILY CAROLINE SARTIN [email protected] North Carolina, where his father was Notre Dame. KJ Smith (30) watches a free throw during a Feb. 16, 2019 game against RYAN WILCOX named a first-team All-American and [email protected] SPORTS EDITOR first-team All-ACC in 1987. Wake Forest. The Tar Heels defeated Wake Forest, 95-57. [email protected] AUDREY BURKE JEFFREY SHUTTER DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITORS Robertson bus to Duke now $1 for non-Robertson students [email protected] Jordyn Williams hour. After Monday Aug. 26, the one or the other universities, they for two dollars, which, like the one- BRANDON STANDLEY Senior Writer shuttle will run every half hour seven actually have full rights and privileges dollar charge, will be payable via PHOTO EDITOR days a week from the Morehead at the sister campus, as well.” cash or card. 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All rights reserved of Carolina Livery, said the Chapel Hill students,” Chan said. “That Anyone who is not associated 22-passenger shuttle will run every being said, when they matriculate to with the school may ride the shuttle [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel Sports Wednesday, August 21, 2019 3 Big expectations for UNC men’s soccer By Fleet Wilson firepower to the Tar Heel attack. Staff Writer In his junior campaign, he netted seven goals and notched a career- For the North Carolina men’s high three assists on his way to a soccer team, the weight of third-team All-ACC distinction. expectation is nothing new. Pineda, a defenseman and The Tar Heels enter the 2019 midfielder, is coming off of a stellar season ranked No. 6 in the United junior season where he was named a Soccer Coaches preseason poll, second-team United Soccer Coaches marking the ninth consecutive All-American and earned a first- year in which head coach Carlos team All-ACC selection. Somoano’s squad has entered the The standout from Bolingbrook, season ranked in the top 10. This Illinois, was also named to both comes as no surprise after a 2018 the 2019 ACC Preseason Watch campaign in which UNC captured List and the MAC Hermann Watch its fourth straight ACC Coastal List. If Pineda captures the MAC Division championship and finished Hermann Trophy, which honors the the season with a record of 14-4-1. nation’s top collegiate soccer player, Despite these routine preseason he would be the first male player in accolades, this year’s team enters UNC history to do so. exhibition play with last year’s disappointing second round exit Youth movement from the NCAA tournament still lingering on the minds of many. After losing no less than eight But a shimmering new stadium seniors last year, UNC is primed for and 11 new roster additions have a major reload of talent with this UNC primed to erase any doubts year’s incoming class. Made up of about their status as national title 10 first-years, TopDrawerSoccer contenders. Here’s what to expect has named Somoano’s new batch DTH/ LUCAS RISINGER from Somoano’s squad in the of players as the No. 1 recruiting Midfielder Jermey Kelly (29) celebrates after scoring against Virginia Tech on Nov. 4, 2018 in a 3-0 matchup. coming season. class in the nation, along with one sophomore transfer. Big home games A competitive conference another conference powerhouse, the Senior leadership This influx of young talent and schedule will provide some No. 10 Duke Blue Devils. Their Sept. their ability to adapt to a faster pace After a two-year stint of playing exciting home games for Tar Heel 27 match will put the Tar Heels to Coming back to the field for of play at the collegiate level will be home games at WakeMed Soccer fans. No. 9 Notre Dame will come the test in a rivalry game filled with their final season of play for the Tar crucial in determining whether the Park – 30 minutes away from Chapel to town on Sept. 20 in a matchup both talent and emotion. Heels are seniors Jack Skahan and Tar Heels will be able to capture Hill – UNC will regain a true home between two teams ranked in the Mauricio Pineda. their first NCAA Championship field advantage at the new state-of- preseason top 10. @fleetwilson Skahan brings offensive since 2011. the-art UNC Soccer Stadium. A week later, UNC will face [email protected] New leadership for cross country teams By Ryan Heller Men’s and Women’s Cross Country Carolina hinges on Brown and Staff Writer Championships in his final season Michelin running at their best, the with the program. development of other Tar Heels For the North Carolina men’s and He is now tasked with should be a huge key to improvement. women’s cross country programs, a transforming the Tar Heels into a The men’s team has experienced a new era is about to begin. contender. He’ll be helped by the lot of internal competition. Despite Former Stanford head coach return of several of last year’s top Brown having the team’s fastest Chris Miltenberg was named the finishers for both the men’s and time in two of the five meets, other new director of the track and field women’s teams. runners have had great performances and cross country programs. He The men’s team returns senior of their own to top him. is taking over for Harlis Meaders, Jeremy Brown, who led North Runners like redshirt junior Mitch whose contract was not renewed at Carolina in two of the five races, tied Resor, who ran the team’s fastest the end of June 2019. for most on the team. The other was time in last year’s opening meet, Meaders had been the head coach Nick Golebiowski, who finished 36th have had a top-10 finish before. Two of the cross country and track teams at the NCAA Southeast Regional as a more redshirt juniors, Brodie Modini since 2012. During his tenure, both graduate student in 2018. and Alex Milligan, have put up solid the men’s and women’s cross country Brown had an especially enough times to show that they have teams were unable to make major strong showing in last year’s ACC the potential to crack the top 10. strides toward becoming a top-tier Championships, leading his team The women’s team is a different program. This appeared to be enough with a personal best 8k time of story, but its future is still bright. DTH/BARRON NORTHRUP of a reason for him to be let go, making 24:28.1. He finished 31st overall. Michelin has consistently been The men’s cross country team began their 10k race at the NCAA Southeast way for the accomplished Miltenberg. On the women’s side, sophomore the team’s dominant runner. As a Regional Championships at Winthrop University on Nov. 9 2018. Miltenberg was the 2011 Enyaeva Michelin was the team’s top highly-touted recruit, her strong women’s cross country coach of performer in all five competitions. times should be expected. However, contend at the top of the ACC. His The team’s first event under the year after leading Georgetown She earned All-Region honors at the she alone cannot help the Tar Heels ability to develop players on both Miltenberg will be on Aug. 30, when to an NCAA championship. He NCAA Southeast Regional and was rise up in the overall team standings. the men’s and women’s sides of the Tar Heels travel to Elon, North has coached Stanford for the past second-team All-ACC after placing With Miltenberg’s guidance, the the roster could give the Tar Heels Carolina for the Elon Opener. seven years, guiding the team to a 12th at the ACC Championships. more experienced roster has the a great chance of continuing the @ryanheller23 fifth place finish at both the NCAA While the success of North chance to showcase its depth to success Miltenberg had at past stops. [email protected] Women’s golf looks to improve for 2019-20 season By Brian Keyes Lu and senior Brynn Walker finished China native finished out the year Assistant Sports Editor with under-par rounds in the with a 73.25 stroke average, good for hurricane-shortened tournament. second best in team history behind The North Carolina women’s The team lost two seniors in Kelly Whaley’s 73.24. golf team will enter this coming Whaley and Clementina Rodriguez. Walker also had a strong fall looking to bounce back after Whaley started for North Carolina in performance in the NCAA a lackluster 2018-19 season. Last every tournament in her career and tournament. She shot 1-under-par year, the team’s best showing came set a school record for the lowest 71, and finished with an eagle on the during the Bryan National Collegiate stroke average in a season with 11th hole. Walker has started every tournament, where it placed second 73.24. She also won two individual game of her UNC career, and had a over the three-day tournament. UNC tournaments during her time at stroke average of 74.36 for the 2017- also placed fourth in the two-day Tar UNC: the Cougar Classic in the 18 season. Heel Classic tournament. 2016-17 season and the Briar’s Creek Lu arrived at North Carolina with Other high finishes came in the Invitational in 2017-18. Zhou, both of whom started in every Brickyard Collegiate tournament, Rodriguez transferred from the tournament for UNC in the fall, and where UNC tied for fourth before University of Washington in 2017, finished the fall season with a stroke DTH/ALLI ROWE the competition was cut short and appeared as an individual in five average of 76.1. Her season best Mariana Ocano puts a ball at the Tar Heel Invitational Tournament on by weather. UNC also came in tournaments in 2017-18. came at 1-under-par 71 in the first Sunday, Oct. 14, 2018. seventh in both the Mason Rudolph The team will be highlighted round of the Cougar Classic, and her Championship and the Ruth’s Chris this year by sophomore Jennifer best tournament finish came at the The team is fronted by head time at Virginia and UNC, winning Tar Heel Invitational. Zhou, the former No. 8 player in Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational coach Jan Mann, who is in her 11th most recently in 2011. For the second year in a row, the the recruiting class of 2018. Zhou where she tied for 23rd overall. year. While the team didn’t win any The team will once again host the Tar Heels will open their season in finished with a team best 2-under- Ava Bergner is a junior who, in tournaments in the 2018-19 season, Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel Invitational at Charleston, South Carolina with the par 70 stroke game in the NCAA the 2017-18 season, set the record Mann steered them to first place in in its only home Cougar Classic, where they captured tournament, and was also named to for UNC at the Ruth’s Chris Tar Heel the Briar Creek Invitational in 2017- tournament of the 2019-20 season. ninth place over the course of two the All-ACC Women’s Golf Team at Invitational with 10-under-par on 18. Mann is also a two-time ACC @DTHSports days in 2018. Both sophomore Nicole the end of the season. The Kunming, 206 strokes. Coach of the Year winner from her [email protected] 4 Wednesday, August 21, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel CHCCS hosts 13th annual teacher supply store

DTH/JAMEY CROSS DTH/JAMEY CROSS CHCCS Superintendent Pamela Baldwin helps cut the ribbon on the 13th Two teachers from the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools District shop at the 13th annual teacher supply store. annual teacher supply store on Aug 19, 2019. By Jamey Cross year’s sale was her third. the foundation shops for the items basic health supplies. have the opportunity to help meet Assistant City & State Editor “It’s amazing,” Matusevich said. “We and takes care of making the store “There have been such cuts that the needs of his students. are very fortunate in this district — we run on the logistical side. This year, even the basic supplies are not being “It recognizes that we’re not Stacks of composition notebooks, have so much support from the PSF, CHCCS said approximately $45,000 met,” Lehmann said. “Or if they are always able to cover expenses of towers of facial tissue boxes and piles from our PTSA, and this is a huge help, worth of supplies was distributed. being met, there’s not enough.” certain things,” Smith said. of No. 2 pencils — the sight alone and it shows how much the teachers are Over 60 volunteers staffed the store, Anna Lewis, a science teacher at CHCCS Superintendent Pamela would make any teacher’s eye sparkle. really appreciated, and it’s just one big helping to set up and working the Carrboro High School, has been with Baldwin said she was excited to Teachers and staff in the Chapel Hill- stress off the beginning of the year.” check out stations for the shoppers. the school system for four years. She show her support for teachers and Carrboro City Schools system had the Over the past 12 years, more Lehmann said the store cannot said this sale, which she has attended staff members as they prepare for the opportunity to shop for all this and than $420,000 in supplies has been serve all the teachers in the district three times, is helpful for teachers in beginning of the school year. more during the 13th Annual Teacher provided to CHCCS teachers at this every year, so they rotate yearly, the public school system who often “This is something that I’ve never Supply Store on Monday and Tuesday. annual event, according to a press inviting teachers from pre-K pay out of pocket for their own seen before in any district I’ve been Over 600 teachers and staff filled release by CHCCS. Lynn Lehmann, through fifth grade one year, and supplies and materials. in in the state,” Baldwin said. “But I the American Legion Hall in Chapel executive director of the Chapel Hill- sixth through 12th the next. This “We often give everything that we will also say with what’s coming out of Hill, shopping for supplies for the Carrboro Public School Foundation, year, teachers of grades six through have to our kids,” Lewis said. “So, it’s Raleigh often, and even at the federal upcoming school year. Each teacher said the store is made possible by 12 were invited. really nice to have this be one thing we level, in support of or not in support was given a voucher for $75 to shop efforts from the East Chapel Hill Every year, however, the store can check off our list, something we of teachers, anything that we can do with, and the store was stocked with Rotary Club and the foundation, as invites all teachers who are straight don’t have to put a lot toward — not to support our teachers and other items such as pens, pencils, Clorox well as support from Chapel Hill- out of college, and all school social that we wouldn’t do it in a heartbeat.” staff and educators in our district to wipes, hand sanitizer, and backpacks. Carrboro Sunrise Rotary Club and workers who come to shop for Joel Smith, a seventh grade social make sure that they have what they Clare Matusevich, a CTE teacher the Rotary Club of Chapel Hill. students who cannot purchase their studies teacher at Culbreth Middle need to serve our students well, I at Chapel Hill High School, has been Lehmann said the rotary clubs own supplies. School nurses are also School, said it feels nice to be so think is wonderful.” with CHCCS for five years and this raise the funds for the supplies, while invited every year to stock up on supported by the community and to [email protected]

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By Maeve Sheehey, Evely Forte and Speeches occurred at each step of those animals off those horses.” Hannah Lang the event, beginning at the Peace and Demonstrators moved to the University Editors Justice Plaza with Jamison Lowery, Unsung Founders Memorial to honor a UNC senior and member of the “the Black and Brown people who One year after the toppling of Silent Lumbee tribe. Lowery delivered a built the University.” Speakers brought Sam, anti-confederates protesters land acknowledgement on behalf of up issues with the memorial, including marched across campus and down the Carolina Indian Circle. Following that it is a table where people can eat, Columbia Street to celebrate the Lowery were performances by the rather than a type of statue that may anniversary and protest what they see UNC Gospel Choir and a group give these people more dignity. as continued memorialization of white referred to as the “Raging Grannies,” Demonstrators then moved to supremacy at UNC. who sang about Silent Sam falling the , where students still The event began at the Peace and to the tune of “When the Saints Go stood in line to drink from the Justice Plaza on Franklin Street Marching In.” fountain before the first day of and continued to Silent Sam’s Demonstrators then gathered at classes ended. Anti-confederates former spot at McCorkle Place, the the location where Silent Sam once referred to the event as both a Unsung Founders Memorial and stood on McCorkle Place before it celebration of Silent Sam’s toppling the Old Well, before concluding was toppled a year ago. Raul Arce and a tour of remaining symbols of at the intersection of Franklin and Jimenez, one of the individuals racism on UNC’s campus. Columbia Street. charged with bringing down the Traffic was stopped as the anti- Though confederate protesters statue last year, spoke to the crowd. confederates turned down Columbia were on Franklin Street on Tuesday He said he is still facing charges and Street and continued chanting, morning, the anti-confederates awaiting trial. ultimately forming a large circle did not meet much opposition Afterward, two police officers at the intersection of Franklin and during the night’s event. One mounted on horses patrolled Columbia. In the center of the counterprotester followed McCorkle Place. As the police rode intersection, demonstrators burned a demonstrators from the Peace and by the former Silent Sam monument confederate flag, leaving the charred DTH/DUSTIN DUONG Justice Plaza to McCorkle Place, location toward Graham Memorial remains smoking in the street. Students lay flowers on the Unsung Founders Memorial in McCorkle Place as shouted “MAGA” and played music. Hall, anti-confederates chanted, “Get [email protected] part of the one-year anniversary of the toppling of Silent Sam on Aug. 20. Ida B. Wells reporting program opens chapter at MJ-School By Emily Holler Journalism’s Reese News Lab. journalists and people of color live at UNC because it will bring even believes it is a great opportunity for Staff Writer The organization was brought to is important to the society’s mission. more recognition to the professional students of color to be able to find fruition by three veteran journalists. Topher recalled his own personal school, which can be overlooked a journalistic home on a campus The Ida B. Wells Society for Nikole Hannah-Jones is a member experience being a Black reporter nationally because it is in the South. that was overwhelmed with stories Investigative Reporting is coming of UNC’s class of 2003 and is in a field that is dominated by “Last year was a difficult year for covering racism and confederate to UNC. a staff writer at The New York white people. this campus, and particularly for monuments not long ago. The society itself is devoted to Times Magazine. Ron Nixon is the “I was told that I couldn’t do this our students, and particularly for With the society making its new promoting the recognition of editors international investigations editor work,” Sanders said. “I was told that I journalists, who are wrestling with home in the South at the MJ-School, and reporters in the investigative at the Associated Press, and Topher wasn’t ready for this work, and so I was maybe what their moral position students can expect to see workshops journalism field. The founders hope Sanders reports on race, inequality not brought along by some benevolent is, but also their role in society to and seminars organized to help better it will educate news organizations and the justice system at ProPublica. senior executive who ushered me into help tell the story of what’s going educate the public on the importance and professionals on how increased Hannah-Jones is excited that the business of reporting.” on and try to bring understanding of racial diversity in newsrooms. diversity is important for elevating the the society is moving to the South, School of Media and Journalism to it,” King said. King said they are expecting the first impact and visibility of investigative according to an MJ-School press dean, Susan King, is also involved King said she feels the Ida B. workshop to be held in November. journalism. The new chapter will be release. She said having a presence in the organization. She said she is Wells Society’s values coincide with housed in the School of Media and in a region where so many Black proud the society is being housed the University’s values, and she [email protected] 6 Wednesday, August 21, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel UNC student theater organization offers an inclusive experience By Ava Eucker on stage to make the show more “We are trying to spread a mes- Senior Writer inclusive for all people. Now president and director of sage of inclusivity that people When trying out for the 2019 UNC the organization, Carter said she on campus and around the production of “Romeo and Juliet,” anticipates the first production will Aeris Carter fell to the ground and be “The Crucible” this November. world should hear.” had to give up her chance at being a Carter said she hopes the Taylor Heeden part of the cast. organization will act as a launch Carter Plays for POTS member Carter suffers from a little-known pad for better self-expression for disease, and she fell because she those with disabilities. She said she didn’t have enough blood circulating wants to give the UNC community have things to look forward to every to her brain. an opportunity to better understand day because that is what theater had Standing, bending over and lifting diseases like POTS, and to extend the been for me prior to coming to UNC,” one’s arms are some of the strenuous accessibility of the arts. Carter said. activities that may cause fainting and Carter said one of the struggles Carter Plays for POTS will be loss of consciousness for those with of dealing with POTS comes from donating a portion of proceeds postural orthostatic tachycardia the lack of understanding of POTS from shows to Standing Up to syndrome, better known as POTS. that can leave others questioning POTS, a separate nonprofit aimed For Carter, this disease affects her disability. at improving the quality of life for her daily routine and her love of “The main thing I deal with every POTS patients. Some proceeds will performing as a dramatic art major day is debilitating fatigue,” Carter also be given to the Paws4people at UNC. said. “It is so hard to get out of bed foundation to raise and train service “I realized I would have to in the morning because not only do I dogs. decline the role for my health, not have enough energy, but there is There are approximately 20 and I thought that people, not also a chance I will faint just getting people involved with Carter Plays just with invisible disabilities, out of bed.” for POTS, including volunteers but any kind of disability are Dr. Thevy Chai, a physician with from Meredith College and North going to be excluded from the rich UNC Campus Health, said POTS Carolina State University. Carter and extracurricular environments that ranges in severity and can cause fellow board members look forward PHOTO COURTESY OF AERIS CARTER universities pride themselves on dizziness, nausea, cramping and to exponential growth this year. Carter Plays for POTS is a new UNC organizations dedicated to providing if they can’t participate in things blurred vision among other effects. The next performance of Carter theatrical opportunities to students with invisible disabilities. that are based on physical activity,” Treatments can include eating a high Plays for POTS after “The Crucible” Carter said. salt diet or prescribed medications. will be “Ollantay,” a Spanish go online this week. common than people think,” Heeden In March 2019, Carter founded Carter said she is grateful to be performance created to better UNC student Taylor Heeden is a said. “It is not just about POTS, it Carter Plays for POTS — a nonprofit able to walk and perform her daily represent Native American history. member of the president’s cabinet is about all invisible disabilities. We organization aimed at providing routines, and she wants to help The final performance of the year for Carter Plays for POTS, and she are trying to spread a message of people with disabilities the chance improve the quality of life for others will highlight 19th century feminism said she is grateful to be a part of inclusivity that people on campus to be involved in the dramatic arts. who feel the effects of POTS. with “Jane Eyre.” the dramatic arts while dealing with and around the world should hear.” All performances are dialogue-based “I want to provide a safe space for Carter created a website for Carter general anxiety. @Ava_Eucker only, taking out any movement people to pursue their interests and Plays for POTS, which she said will “POTS may be rare, but it is more [email protected] UNC system changes Advanced Placement credit policy

By Abbie Ashford more high school students across or negatively impact graduation. In new policy, I had wasted my time Staff Writer the state to get a head start on fact, the intent of the new policy is stressing out over AP classes in their college careers. It will make the opposite. high school just to be told my score AP CREDIT CHANGES The UNC system has created completing a UNC system education, “We think it will save time and wasn’t high enough.” a new Advanced Placement (AP) at any one of our institutions, faster money for sure, and people won’t On the other hand, Windsor said credit policy, which will go into and more affordable.” be discouraged from taking AP she finds it somewhat frustrating 40% More credits granted effect across the system’s 16 Before making the change, the classes, and definitely they could that she has not seen more universities this fall. UNC system found that students spend less time on tuition and resources from UNC detailing how Before the change, AP test missed nearly 14,000 credit hours graduate quicker because they have students can apply the credit to scores accepted by UNC system throughout the state due to the that built in credit,” Tyson said. their transcripts. $12 million Spent on AP exams in N.C. universities varied among each previous policy, and that North Some students are confused by “So far, I have just seen an email discipline. Now, students will Carolina spent more than $12 the new policy and wonder how that basically says, ‘Congrats, you receive credit for any AP exam million on AP exams. exactly it may affect them, either get credit,’ but nothing beyond that, where a student earned a score of “We are estimating that the system positively or negatively. which is frustrating,” she said. “It 16 Universities affected 3 or higher. will grant 40 percent more credits. “I think it is positive if everyone is also frustrating because I am a “Our new AP Credit Acceptance So, this is a great thing for students, gets credit for those classes, junior, and I already took all of my policy is vital to the UNC system’s families and taxpayers,” Jason Tyson, including the students that are Gen Eds, which means it barely ongoing work to put higher director of Media Relations for the already here,” UNC junior Cassidy applies to me anyway.” 14,000 Credit hours missed under education within reach of every UNC system, said. Windsor said. “Because I do the previous policy qualified North Carolinian,” UNC Tyson explained that the new think that people worked hard in system interim President Bill Roper AP policy will not have an effect high school and a 3 is perfectly [email protected] said. “This new policy will encourage on students’ major requirements acceptable. It felt like before this

Kaplan-Brauer Lecture in Jewish Studies How Biblical Poetry Works

What makes the poetry of the Bible different from other ancient poetic traditions?

Jacqueline Vayntrub is MONDAY, August 26 assistant professor of Hebrew 5:30 p.m. Bible at Yale Divinity School Hill Hall, Moeser Aud Chapel Hill, NC 27599 and affiliated faculty in Judaic studies at Yale University. Free and open to the public jewishstudies.unc.edu

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said. “He would keep the middle class shutdown,” Foushee said. “What this “You have families living around BUDGET does is allows the state to function at COAL ASH these coal ash sites who have had FROM PAGE 1 tax cut.” FROM PAGE 1 Unlike budget negotiations on the same spending levels as it has over to be on bottled water for several corporate taxes, while reducing the previous fiscal year.” losing is that I moved away and went years now,” Torrey said. “What certain income taxes. a federal level, there is no risk of a government shutdown while She said that without a new budget, off to school,” he said. “And then Duke Energy is saying is that “He wants to use part of the $800 state workers won’t get a raise and when I came back to Walnut Cove, we’ve created such a big problem million in surplus that is still on the Democrats and Republicans negotiate the details. But Foushee said the school districts won’t get added funds. I didn’t go directly back to the area that we shouldn’t have to clean it bottom line to increase salaries for “In short, there will be no new that I was born and raised.” up because it would take too long teachers and other state employees passage of a new budget is urgent. “In 2016, Republicans passed a funding until there is a new budget,” Torrey said the only way to clean it up, but that’s not the including UNC and (community she said. to ensure the safety of future answer. The answer is get started.” college) system faculty and staff – continuing resolution that would essentially prevent a state government @MichaelJTaffe generations in the area is by getting @David_Saff instead of the corporate tax cut,” Insko [email protected] to work immediately. [email protected]

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Travel, studies, research and 35 Jobs title, once 62 Midler of “Hello in Virgo. Express your heart. Share ask for what you want. Follow your exploration offer abundant reward. 36 Represent inaccurately Dolly” 37 Web access co. 63 Leb. neighbor possibilities and dreams. You can heart. Venture forth this month, with Venus 38 *Three-time U.S. Open 64 Cap initials at Busch generate romance from thin air. in Virgo. Chart your itinerary. champion Stadium (C)2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc. All rights reserved. Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Gemini (May 21-June 20) Today is a 7 -- Ponder dreams and Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) Down Today is a 7 -- Your home can become fantasies. Savor sweet memories and Today is a 9 -- Find a sweet deal for 1 Knee-deep (in) 9 “That went right over my 25 Boxer who beat Frazier 33 Cuts down 47 Furry swimmer your love nest. Manage household envision the future, with Venus in Virgo your family. Monitor numbers this 2 Chop-O-Matic maker head” twice 34 Yale alum 48 Berth places 3 Anti-harassment 10 Truckloads 27 Ball game delayer 36 Thin soups 49 Not yet achieved, as beautification and improvement this month. Imagine beautiful results, month, with Venus in Virgo. Your movement 11 Heche of “Psycho” 28 Tuxedo part 39 Peter the Great, e.g. a goal projects. For a month, with Venus in and plan for realization. collaboration has profitable potential. 4 New Zealand settler (1998) 29 Former Canadian MLBer 40 401(k) kin, briefly 50 Art class item Virgo, prioritize home and family. Bring home more silver. 5 Paint spill sound 13 Fixed charge 30 Repeat 41 CT scan relative 51 Atkins no-no Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) 6 Stable pace 14 Valerie Harper sitcom 31 Happy __ 42 “Sounds good” 52 Toward shelter 7 In the style of 18 Get rid of 32 Leading edge of cooler 44 Utterly confused 54 Some parlors, for short Cancer (June 21-July 22) Today is a 9 -- You’re especially Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) 8 Entered, as data 23 Christmas __ temperatures 46 White with frost 57 Stun Today is an 8 -- Express your heart popular, with Venus in Virgo this Today is an 8 -- Partnerships flower this month, with Venus in Virgo. month. Social activities benefit your over the next four weeks, with Venus Study a subject of your passion. career. Enjoy the public spotlight, and in Virgo. Compromise and support Write, record and broadcast your use it for a good cause. each other. It could get lucrative. ideas. Communicate art, beauty and Create something beautiful together. harmony.

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© 2015 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. 8 Wednesday, August 21, 2019 Opinion The Daily Tar Heel QUOTE OF THE DAY Established 1893, 125 years of editorial freedom “We are not here to shove our EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS ideas or our policies onto any- MADDY ARROWOOD EDITOR, [email protected] ABHISHEK SAVANNAH ABBAS HASAN one, but really to collaborate DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] SHANKAR FAIRCLOTH EMMA KENFIELD ELISA KADACKAL ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR PAIGE MASTEN JACK O’GRADY SETH NEWKIRK with the community.” Ashton Martin, Student Body President

COLUMN FEATURED ONLINE READER COMMENT Meet your 2019 opinion editor “Suck it up, buttercup!” Devon Johnson we can write. that a strong opinion page is one is a senior public My desk’s mission to diversify that uses fact-based claims to spark Truth, commenting in response to a DTH policy and our staff is not about stroking our dialogue within our communities. column about Chick-fil-A’s donations to Paige Masten sociology major progressive egos for the sake of That said, I want to make this page anti-LGBTQ+ organizations. Junior journalism and economics from Asheville, N.C. having a postcard-worthy staff. a space where right and left-leaning major from Raleigh, N.C. Devin is the DTH’s This effort is about producing voices have a platform for informed the best content possible while commentary. If we can’t come to the email: [email protected] opinion editor. simultaneously uplifting the voices table face-to-face to speak with one KVETCHING BOARD ’m so grateful to be the and opinions of marginalized folks another, perhaps we can start with a kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain 10 steps to opinion editor this year, and in our community. “I want to make this page II’m really excited to see how I truly believe, especially when How can I eat Chick-fil-A without hacking your my writers and I will work to it comes to opinion writing, that a space where right and being a homophobe? improve this desk. In years past, it is important to elevate the left-leaning voices have first year at I’ve felt like the opinion desk hasn’t perspectives of folks across lines Whoever’s outside Morrison playing truly represented the opinions, of race, class, gender, sexuality, a platform for informed “Baby Shark” on their violin needs UNC perspectives and narratives of all nationality, partisanship, etc. commentary.” to stop. of our readers. That said, my three For example, when we write Welcome to the spectacle that is major goals for this year are to editorials about legislation like HB2, Devon Johnson UNC, kids. Apparently, someone Must be really hard to play “two increase community engagement, we can publish stronger opinions Opinion Editor 2019-2020 thought it would be a good idea to truths and a lie” with Chapel Hill to sharpen the opinions we publish when they’re written by trans and have ME, of all people, give advice police officers. and to diversify our writing staff. gender non-conforming folks. When dialogue on the opinion page. about college. I have to laugh. My team and I will strive to meet we write about how something like In summary, I want to shake things But alas! It happened, and here we Can they install a fan at Healthy the first two goals internally. The Silent Sam makes Black students up a little bit. As the only Black writer are. So, in the spirit of the first week Bowl because the tortilla press third goal, however, comes with an feel on this campus, I want Black throughout my two years with opinion, of classes, I present you with my top always releases steam on the work- ask for you all. editorial board members writing I know what it’s like to feel both ten FREE college hacks (terms and ers and the customers! The Daily Tar Heel has historically that piece instead of other writers typecast and underrepresented. If you conditions may apply): been a predominantly white, liberal- making speculative claims. When feel similarly, and you are looking for 1. GO TO OFFICE HOURS! If you’re 20 years old and still call leaning, echo chamber. Consequently, writing about how ICE raids are a platform to advocate for those who Everybody says this, but that’s because your dad ‘Daddy,’ that’s weird. the opinion desk’s demographics have affecting immigrant communities, I would otherwise go unheard, there it’s actually true. The same goes for reflected that. The consequences want immigrants’ lived experiences might be a place for you on my desk. help sessions, peer tutoring, etc. They Still upset that there are no choo- of this are two-fold, as our lack of to inform the piece. I believe that your voice matters, that really make a difference (EconAid choo trains coming to the Triangle diversity excludes underrepresented We live in a somewhat precarious your lived experience matters and that Center, I love you). anymore. :( writers and severely limits the political moment that lacks informed your opinion matters. 2. I don’t know who needs to hear breadth of perspectives from which inter-partisan dialogue, and my desk To learn more, contact this, but it’s OK to ask for help. It’s is lacking that dialogue, too. I believe [email protected] Why has everyone gotten an extra OK to be confused and ask questions. gulab jamun with their Cholanad No one expects you to know it all or plus swipe BUT ME???? understand everything on your own. COLUMN 3. There are probably going to be I got a milkshake, and it didn’t bring white supremacists on campus every the boys to my yard. now and then. That’s probably not going to change any time soon — trust Meet your 2019 assistant I can’t wait for this new romantic me, we’ve tried. comedy to come out at Netflix so I 4. Don’t go to frat parties. If the opinion editor can feel even worse about the status crowds don’t scare you away, the of my worklife. toxic masculinity ought to be enough Elisa Kadackal but the point is that we’re all here. voices in our communities. to send you running in the other is a junior computer We’re fortunate to be able to stroll This is my second semester as I just want some fresh, organic ber- direction. science and public through the quad to go learn a new assistant opinion editor, and I am ries at the dining halls every day. 5. Speaking of frat parties, if you do policy major from language, or to study in the library to so proud to hold a position that finish the readings that our professors encourages a platform for diverse go, don’t go alone. Be wary of the PJ Redmond, Wash. My parents are visiting this weekend have already assigned (it’s only the voices and opinions. I want you and always keep an eye on your cup. She is the assistant ,but they’re not bringing my dog, so first week, smh). to share what you think — to be 6. Always keep an apocalypse opinion editor what’s the point of them coming? survival kit on hand — you never We get to sit on the steps of Wilson respectful about it and to challenge It’s fall semester, people. You know and people watch, serve coffee to or support the multitude of ideas that know when a water crisis may strike. I literally forgot that Sakai existed what that means. More Med Deli, our peers and volunteer for our surround us today. Or a hurricane. Or a snowstorm. Or a until today power outage. UNC is a thrill, really. colorful clubs and acapella groups community. We can tutor our friends I realize that this role comes with by the Pit. Also, grinding within the and expose ourselves to new subjects, its own privilege. I am excited to work 7. Prioritize your mental health — I Yik Yak walked so the meme page lavish hotel that is Davis Library, and cultures, ideas and backgrounds. alongside Devon Johnson and the cannot emphasize this enough. This could run. place will tear you apart if you let it, of course, your regular ‘ole armed neo- We are so lucky. We are so — dare rest of the Editorial Board. I embrace so be kind and gentle with yourself. Nazis brandishing the confederate I say it again — privileged. Privileged the opportunity to encourage more flag throughout North Campus. to receive an education at the oldest inclusivity and openness both during Still waiting for the sweat in my You deserve it. shirt to dry after FDOC. 8. Failure is OK. You’re guaranteed It’s a new school year so let’s, I public university in our country. our Editorial Board meetings and don’t know, bite the bullet. Take the It’s okay to be aware of those that among our audiences. That way to tank a midterm or two. It’s going My heart goes out to all the first- to feel like the end of the world, but I plunge. Throw caution to the wind, need to be reminded of the realities the messages being produced each year girls putting effort into their promise it isn’t. and enjoy it. Face the music of our in our society today. It’s OK to week truly represent the diversity of appearance just to go to a lecture 9. It’s easier said than done, but try school, constantly buzzing in our ears acknowledge that courses need to opinions on our campus. not to let your grades get you down. and making us all wake up at ungodly be made more inclusive to different This year I will be listening to Nothing says FDOC like a party Know that you are so much more hours to show up to class. Jump in— people. It’s okay to recognize what others, taking in feedback, leading thrown by white supremacists. than letters and numbers. UNC is a just do it. food chains should be boycotted and conversations and writing more competitive place, and many people Do you want to know why? establishments held accountable. columns. I am thankful for these are all too eager to use academic Because it’s a privilege to attend this In fact, it’s part of our privilege as moments, which are a result of the Still have to Google map all classes. achievement as a means of social University—to attend any university, students at this university to see such privilege that being a student here comparison, but it’s such a simplified for that matter. We all contributed things and advocate for solutions, has afforded me. Happy fall semester, I’m tired. depiction of your worth and potential. different amounts of effort to be here, for change and for the uplifting of all everybody. 10. This is more of a general life The ‘biological growths’ in these tip, but it needs to be said: be a good high-rise dorms are killing my soul person. Have empathy. Own your and my immune system. Send help privilege and use it for good. QuickHits or bleach. People have probably always told you that your college years will be the Senioritis Lenoir is Still Crowded FDOC best of your life. I have one thing to Seniors are here and Lenoir is still crowded, The first day of say about that: I really freaking hope they’re super thrilled and it makes us miss classes went really SPEAK OUT not. College is fun, but it’s HARD, about it! Jk. But hey, the days of high well for most people WRITING GUIDELINES so God, if you’re reading this, please soon the FOMO will school lunch blocks. involved, aside from • Please type. Handwritten letters will not don’t let this be my peak. start to kick in and This may or may not be an official the heat (not to beat a dead horse). be accepted. On the bright side, though, I’ve you’ll wish you could stay here for- policy proposal. Think about it, Here’s to a great semester! • Sign and date. No more than two peo- ple should sign letters. made it through the past two years ever. Shout-out UNC 2020. Student Government. • Students: Include your year, major and in one piece. If I can do it, anyone White Supremacists It’s Hot Outside Air Conditioning phone number. can (jury’s still out on the next two, • Faculty/staff: Include your department though). There’s nothing like a warm wel- It’s literally so hot outside. We’re We just want to give come back to campus by the local and phone number. melting. This is a Uni- a quick shout-out • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and Silent Sam fan club on versity emergency. to all of the air con- accuracy and vulgarity. Limit letters to letters do not necessarily represent the opin- the first day of classes. Why haven’t we got- ditioning units out 250 words. ions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials Your rallies are tired; ten an Alert Carolina there working hard SUBMISSION reflect the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel white supremacy is so telling us to stay indoors yet? Back- to keep us from sweating onto our editorial board, which comprises 15 board • Drop off or mail to our office at 109 last semester. Let’s find pack sweat stains are not cute. Do notebooks in lecture. You’re the E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 members, the opinion assistant editor and a better cause to rally behind. editor and the editor-in-chief. better, weather. real MVPs of syllabus week. Email: [email protected]