MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 2020 127 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 128, ISSUE 1 Indian dance comes to life at UNC UNC’s Indian dance groups will not bring together culture and commitment. return to By Mary King Staff Writer campus The DTH watched competition rehearsals and interviewed UNC System leaders said the representatives from each of monument will not return at UNC’s four Indian dance teams to capture their specialization, style a meeting on Friday. and personality. By Anna Pogarcic City & State Editor

Tar Heel Raas UNC System Board of Governors Chairperson Randy Ramsey said Sharp, synchronized sounds Silent Sam will be secured away from ring through a multipurpose room UNC’s campus at a meeting Friday. in Rams Head Recreation Center. The Board responded to the About a dozen dancers pivot around reversal of its settlement with the the floor, each holding two wooden Division Sons of sticks, called dandiya. The dancers Confederate Veterans Inc. during clash them together while hopping, the meeting. stomping and twirling. Ramsey said the Board is getting When they use the dandiya, the distracted and should be focusing dance is called Raas. When they DTH/SEMANUR KARAYAKA on more important efforts, like don’t, it’s called Garba. Raas The members of UNC group Tar Heel Raas rehearse in Rams Head Recreation Center on Monday, Feb. 17, 2020. university governance. But he did specializes in both. address the settlement directly. Raas and Garba come from Gujarat, helps him stay in touch with his roots. heading to South Asian Showdown, As an Indian-American fusion “While I’m very disappointed a state in western India, Tar Heel Raas “I love it a lot,” he said. “I think it’s a competition in . This year, dance group, it performs Indian dance that happened, we are getting the co-captain Nirbhay Sutaria said. the best thing that I’ve done in college.” the group’s competition piece is styles like Bollywood and Bhangra, University’s money back, and we As they rehearse, the dancers laugh As the dancers of Tar Heel Raas “Mary Poppins.” along with American genres like jazz, will be securing the monument away and affectionately poke fun. The practice, theirs aren’t the only audible UNC Chalkaa Internal Manager hip-hop and contemporary. from campus,” he said. “And we will atmosphere is friendly, but also intense. sounds. Another cacophony can be Anoova Guthikonda said each segment “It’s supposed to be representative deal with it in due course.” The group focuses, trying to coordinate heard just feet away, in the gym — of the group’s seven-minute-long of our identities as Indian Americans, He said the Board is aware of the its movements with exact precision. where UNC Chalkaa is rehearsing. competition set highlights a different as Asian Americans, because law that requires the statue to be put Sutaria said that lately, they’ve been portion of the “Mary Poppins” story. everyone on the team listens to both in another place of prominence. practicing eight to 12 hours each week, UNC Chalkaa For example, they will use a loud, Indian music and American music, “We are focused on safety on this dancing until midnight in preparation energetic form of Indian dance to and it’s just a part of our identity,” campus, and that is our primary for competition. “One, two, three, four! Five, six, represent the unruly children. Treasurer Keshav Javvadi said. “And concern,” he said. “We are not Sutaria, a junior statistics major, has seven, eight!” The co-captains call “We use the different styles of so, we wanted to bring that identity looking for an unlawful solution to danced with Tar Heel Raas since his first out the counts, yelling over the dance to kind of go hand-in-hand to life on stage. So that’s where the the monument.” year at UNC. He said his family is from basketballs bouncing on the opposite with the story that we tell to make fusion part comes in.” He declined to comment on Gujarat, where Raas and Garba are most half of the court. it a more captivating show for the whether the state legislature should popular, and dancing with this group In two weeks, UNC Chalkaa is audience,” Guthikonda said. SEE INDIAN DANCE, PAGE 7 change the law. Interim UNC System President Bill Roper emphasized the desire to find a lasting solution, but he said the process to get the money and the Shelton made UNC field hockey a dynasty statue back may take a while. “But there are many more The head coach is one of the phone call to Shelton in 1980, she important issues facing the figured she’d have some convincing University, the University System most successful in the sport’s to do. and the Board of Governors,” he said. history — and still going. Hunter was at the end of her The monument will not return to fifth year as coach of the UNC field campus, he said. By Parth Upadhyaya hockey team and she was ready to It’s unclear how long it will take Senior Writer step away. Wanting to make sure her the Board to determine the ultimate team, which had an overall record of fate of the monument, but Orange It’s 8 a.m. on a mid-January 54-27-3 during her tenure, would be County Superior Court Judge Allen morning, and a woman, standing in good hands, she called one of the Baddour determined Thursday about 5-foot-5 and wearing a navy most highly-profiled field hockey that the SCV has 45 days to return blue parka and black boots, uses a players in the U.S. the remaining balance of the $2.5 shovel to scrape ice off the artificial Shelton, then 23, was two years million trust to the University. turf at Karen Shelton Stadium. removed from a collegiate career at Baddour originally approved the The stadium, home of the reigning what was then West Chester State settlement in November 2019 before back-to-back national champion North College in Pennsylvania, where she overturning it earlier in February. Carolina field hockey team, is named was a three-time national player of Ramsey stood by the original after the Tar Heels’ 62-year-old Hall of the year. settlement on Friday. Fame head coach, who’s won 22 ACC She didn’t think she wanted to “We hoped our action would titles and eight NCAA championships be a head coach, but “fell in love DTH FILE/ANGELINA KATSANIS allow the University to focus on the in her 39 years with the program. immediately” on her first visit to Karen Shelton smiles after the field hockey team won the NCAA Championship core responsibilities while keeping But this morning, it’s Karen Chapel Hill. Shelton returned in the game against Princeton University in Kentner Stadium on Sunday, Nov. 24, 2019. Chapel Hill safe,” he said. Shelton herself scraping ice off the summer of 1981 to interview with He emphasized that the field. She has a practice to prepare for. then-athletic director John Swofford, “Karen and others were pioneers priority in the world of college sports monument is not where the Board “I’ve never felt I am above doing who said that despite her inexperience, in bringing it all forward,” he said. — even on UNC’s own campus. should be focusing its time. Instead, anything,” Shelton said. “I’m going Shelton’s on-field accolades and “sheer Success came quickly for Shelton’s The team had to share Navy Field he said they should concentrate on to participate in everything that passion for the sport” made her an program, but wasn’t until Shelton as a practice site with Mack Brown’s the current presidential search, and needs to be done here. And I think attractive candidate. won her first NCAA championship football team and the marching applauded individual campuses for that stems back from the ‘80s when I Shelton made a starting salary of in 1989 that Swofford promoted her band. Even still, field hockey fell last continuing to focus on their students. had to do everything. And I’ve always $7,700 with no benefits. to full-time. By the end of the 1990 in the pecking order out of the three, “That monument does not felt like it doesn’t matter — if it needs “As long as I could pay my rent and season, the Tar Heels had been to forcing Shelton’s group to practice educate students, it does not run to be done, we’ve got to get it done.” buy some food, I was okay,” she said. four Final Fours. Still, there was no every night from 7 to 9:30 p.m. the universities, it does not make It’s this mindset that’s driven In the 1980s and for much of glitz or glamour in the life of a UNC Then, before the 1995 season, the governance decisions regarding our Shelton to build a juggernaut out of the 1990s, the investment in non- field hockey player. NCAA came to town as part of a Title university, and this Board is here to a program that was only 10 years old revenue collegiate sports simply On road trips, Shelton would drive IX compliance study. Things changed. govern this University and educate when she took it over in 1981. wasn’t what it is today. Title IX was her team to games in a 15-passenger Practice times were moved to 1 the students of North Carolina,” he passed in 1972, nine years before van. When they’d reach their p.m. The budget was increased. said. “And as much as it may be a ‘Pioneers in bringing it all Shelton’s first season in Chapel Hill. destination, players and coaches The Tar Heels finally got over the newsmaker, I’m not going to let is forward’ But receiving proper funding for would sleep four to a room, sharing hump, winning their second national distract this Board going forward.” women’s sports was still a work in double beds at hotels. When Dolly Hunter made the progress, Swofford said. Field hockey wasn’t made a SEE SHELTON, PAGE 6 [email protected] Just by luck, I picked good heroes to worship. CHARLES KURALT 2 Monday, February 24, 2020 News The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 Leaders brainstorm fixes for sinking memorial 127 years of editorial freedom Campus leaders are MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ CO-EDITOR: MANAGING EDITOR addressing the sinking [email protected] . [email protected] By Rachel Crumpler EMILY SIEGMUND Staff Writer CO-EDITOR: ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR The Unsung Founders Memorial [email protected] located in McCorkle Place has been [email protected] slowly sinking into the ground since it was installed in 2005. PRESTON LENNON Kate Luck, UNC’s Media Relations DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE manager, said in an email that the [email protected] sinking is due to the weight of the monument and the shifting of the CHARLIE MCGEE surrounding ground, soil and roots. DIRECTOR OF INVESTIGATIONS Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz [email protected] announced his intention to repair and protect the Unsung Founders MAEVE SHEEHEY Memorial at a Faculty Council UNIVERSITY EDITOR meeting Feb. 14. Created by artist Do-Ho Suh, the [email protected] memorial is a black granite table ANNA POGARCIC supported by 300 bronze figurines and is surrounded by five black stone CITY & STATE EDITOR seats. It was given to the University [email protected] by the class of 2002 to honor the people of color who helped construct JESSICA HARDISON some of the buildings on campus. DTH FILE/CHASE COFIELD ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Ben Singer, who was UNC’s The Unsung Founders Memorial, a memorial for the people of color who built UNC, is sinking in McCorkle Place. [email protected] senior class president in 2002, helped oversee the selection and “We are saddened said Guskiewicz met with the community should be a part of as RYAN WILCOX coordination of the monument as co-chairpersons of the Commission well,” Leloudis said. SPORTS EDITOR the senior class gift. that our class’ gift to on History, Race and a Way Forward Leloudis said any site changes will “Inclusive of the process of to review original recommendations be thoughtful and intentional, and will [email protected] the University is in its incorporating the Unsung Founders for the space. take time. Campus and community JEFFREY SHUTTER monument as property of UNC, current state.” Leloudis said the sinking of the members will have opportunities to DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR we had an implicit and explicit Ben Singer memorial is a priority issue that the be a part of the final determination of understanding that this would be UNC’s senior class president, 2002 Commission will work to address in what happens to the site, he said. [email protected] treated to the same standard of the upcoming months. Luck said in an email that ANGELICA EDWARDS & MAYA CARTER preservation as all property in the While the extent of the work to be Guskiewicz has asked the Commission (purview) of ownership of UNC,” Leloudis said the Task Force completed on the Unsung Founders to continue examining ways to CO-PHOTO EDITORS Singer said in an email. “We are started developing a plan to raise Memorial has yet to be determined, improve the site of the Unsung [email protected] saddened that our class’ gift to the the monument and brainstormed Leloudis said it may involve Founders Memorial, but while University is in its current state.” preliminary design concepts to changing the grating, repositioning recommendations are developed, he BRANDON STANDLEY The University has been aware better contextualize the space, the monument slightly and adding has made stabilizing the memorial an COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER of the sinking for a while said Jim but its work was interrupted new landscaping and hardscaping. “immediate priority.” [email protected] Leloudis, co-chairperson of the and subsequently put on hold by The Commission will discuss the UNC Facilities Services will exam- Commission on History, Race and a the toppling of the confederate Unsung Founders Memorial at its ine the sinking further and make Way Forward. monument Silent Sam. upcoming meeting in March. recommendations on how to resolve Mail and Office: 109 E. Franklin St. Leloudis previously served on Guskiewicz met with UNC “That’s a conversation the the issue, with the work expected to Chapel Hill, NC 27514 former Chancellor Carol Folt’s Facilities Services staff on Feb. 17 Commission needs to have and be completed over the late spring and Marco Quiroz-Gutierrez & Emily History Task Force where plans to to determine the best plan to safely then, of course, whatever is going summer, said Luck in an email. Siegmund, fix the Unsung Founders Memorial raise and stabilize the monument, to be done with the memorial co-editors, 962-4086 were first discussed. said Luck in an email. 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In this talk, Devi Mays presents a history of migration and nation-building from the vantage point of those who lived between states. She traces the histories of Ottoman Sephardi Jews who emigrated to the Americas—and especially, to Mexico—in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, and the complex relationships they maintained as they migrated and settled into new homes. MONDAY, March 2 5:30 p.m. Devi Mays is assistant professor Hill Hall, Moeser Aud of Judaic Studies and History at Chapel Hill, NC 27599 the University of Michigan. Free and open to the public jewishstudies.unc.edu

PETTIgREw HALL, SUITE 100 P: 919-962-1509 THE UNIVERSITY CAmPUS BOx 3152 E: [email protected] Of NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL, NC 27599-3152 w: JEwISHSTUDIES.UNC.EDU AT CHAPEL HILL The Daily Tar Heel Opinion Monday, February 24, 2020 3 EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS Stripped: Established 1893, 127 years of editorial freedom ABBAS HASAN EMMA WELSH MICHAEL BEAUREGARD The personal MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ & EMILY SIEGMUND CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF ABHISHEK SHANKAR JENNIFER STANDISH RAJEE GANESAN BENNETT STILLERMAN JOANNA LEE ROLI AIRA DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR (and sexual) is EDWARD CHO KYENDE KINOTI RYAN SMOOT PAIGE MASTEN ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR ELISA KADACKAL LIAM BENDEZU [email protected] political COLUMN What is an editorial board, anyway? Mary Drue Hall is a senior. Her column, “Stripped,” COLUMN discusses sex and he Daily Tar Heel has Paige Masten values truth and transparency, years that any of us spend here. sexuality. been publishing editorials is a junior from the Board values integrity, I like to think of the Editorial email: marydrue@ roughly since its inception accountability, creativity and Board, and The Daily Tar Heel T Raleigh, N.C. She live.unc.edu in 1893. Editorials are written by is the assistant fairness. We control our values, more generally, as harbingers the paper’s editorial board. The opinion editor. but even more so, they control of the public good here at UNC. haven’t shied away from board is part of The Daily Tar Heel’s email: opinion@ us, guiding and shaping the The onus is uniquely on us to sharing my own opinions opinion desk, which also includes dailytarheel.com ways we address questions of uplift the voices of those who are I in this column. Although regular columnists and cartoonists. Carolina’s future, past and present. often forgotten or left behind by at times my pieces may have been The Editorial Board is of any one person, but rather I think this passage from the University, and to pressure light-hearted (anyone remember the comprised of 15 board members, the consensus of the board as a “Aim of the Paper,” written those in power to do what’s right. best places to have sex on campus plus The Daily Tar Heel’s opinion whole, influenced by the values in 1932, summarizes well I’m proud of the work we do, but piece or the anal sex article?), I do editor, assistant opinion editor it has held for the past 127 years. our perennial mission: I never want to take this platform believe that sex is political. and editor-in-chief. We meet Just as The Daily Tar Heel itself “It is the aim of The Daily Tar for granted. The editorial board, From Salic law to the Tuskegee twice a week in The Daily Tar Heel to foster open-minded and too, is an institution in and of syphilis study to Lawrence v. Heel’s office to discuss the latest “The Daily Tar Heel genuine liberality, which will itself, and we have a responsibility Texas, political systems have long news and develop strategies attempts to throw the admit the possibility of two sides to to speak out on issues that affect attempted to control whom, how to address these issues from every question. The Daily Tar Heel the Chapel Hill community. and why people can have sex and an intersectional perspective. weight of its influence attempts to throw the weight of As The Daily Tar Heel begins its access to sexual health resources. Though we are independent toward those sides its influence toward those sides of 127th year, the board hopes you will It seems almost impossible to from The Daily Tar Heel’s of questions of great questions of great moment, which in continue to hold us accountable. think about sex in modern America newsroom, we share a symbiotic the opinion of the editorial control Send us your tweets, letters, without bringing up perhaps its relationship in that we almost moment, which in the are more nearly right. It also holds emails and kvetches — dialogue is most politicized aspect: abortion always rely on their reporting opinion of the editorial its columns open always to the other best when it isn’t just one-sided. and reproductive justice. to provide a foundation for our control are more nearly side, with the single reservation that At the end of the day, The I knew when I first began writing work. In short, we comment on the only the truth must be spoken.” Daily Tar Heel belongs entirely this column that I would probably news that the newsroom reports. right.” The values we uphold have lasted to its readers. It always has. discuss abortion, but it’s taken me a Editorials are unsigned. “Aim of the Paper,” 1932 for generations, and will decidedly semester and a half to sort out how They don’t reflect the opinion endure far beyond the mere four [email protected] and what to write. Despite the overall decline of abortions in the U.S., women SPEAK OUT CARTOON: SNOW DAY QUOTE OF THE DAY aged 20 to 24 made up the largest WRITING GUIDELINES percentage of those seeking abortions in 2014 and 2016. • Please type. Handwritten letters “The economy will not be accepted. In high school, my friends and • Sign and date. No more than two stinks, bees are I had a contingency plan in case of unintended pregnancy: a road people should sign letters. dying and movies trip to the nearest clinic more than • Students: Include your year, major 100 miles away. There were, at the and phone number. are pretty much all time, 12 abortion providers in the • Faculty/staff: Include your state of Tennessee, leaving nearly department and phone number. sequels now.” 96 percent of counties without a • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clinic that provides abortions. clarity, accuracy and vulgarity. Schmidt, “New Girl” Limit letters to 250 words. But even these options would not be available to us, as Tennessee has a law requiring written parental SUBMISSION consent for minors seeking • Drop off or mail to our office FEATURED ONLINE READER abortion services. at 109 E. Franklin St. Chapel COMMENT Ironically enough, Tennessee Hill, NC 27514 Email: opinion@ state law also includes a ‘Romeo dailytarheel.com “This university has, and Juliet’ clause which says that some minors can legally consent EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, officially, become UNC- to sex. cartoons and letters do not W(hiners)... Nothing is In Chapel Hill, the nearest necessarily represent the opinions abortion clinic is right up the of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. ever going to mollify road from campus at the Planned Parenthood off 15-501. On Friday Editorials reflect the opinions of The these crybabies.” mornings, I drive past the clinic on Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which COMIC ILLUSTRATION BY JOHN GALAPON @JAGALAPON my way home from the gym and comprises 15 board members, the Tom, in response to “‘What an incredible often see a regular group of anti- opinion assistant editor and editor CARTOON ARTISTS: YOUNG HUER TATE GODWIN injustice’: UNC criticized for handling of choice protesters on the side of and the editor-in-chief. JOHN GALAPON racist past” the road. They are, from what I’ve ascertained, all male and all white. Though it’s hard to tell, seeing as they’re frequently dressed head-to- toe in camouflage. Technology and human rights must coexist I have a lot of questions for these guys; namely, what job do COLUMN you have that allows you to hold ast summer, I dove into the Elisa Kadackal significant amount of time thinking collection — like that conducted by pictures of bloody fetuses on the intersection of technology, about the reasons why I sit for Shifra to direct its refugee users to side of a highway at 10 a.m. on a is a junior from Friday? Also, why do you want to Lpolicy and refugee health. Concord, N.C. hours behind a laptop either coding trusted clinics and health networks terrorize strangers? Working with an Australian studying computer sushi-restaurant simulations (my — could make that experience easier. organization, Shifra.io, as well as science and public COMP 401 peers will understand We should continue pushing for If you want to fight against abortion in the halls of the Techfugees, a nonprofit seeking policy. email: and probably shudder) or doing spaces to explore these possibilities legislature, I’ll still disagree with to empower the displaced with elisakad@live. research about international health at institutions of higher education technology, I conducted field unc.edu and human rights for a policy like UNC. Course curriculum, you and give you hell, but at least research, data analysis and user- technology and human rights? analysis paper. As tedious as I might especially that of our computer you won’t be threatening individual testing to collect and share sexual I won’t pretend to have the find these endeavors, I want to find science department, should include women on what is probably not a and reproductive health statistics answers. This is a big question, one a way to merge these two interests. topics that expand beyond just great day already. for refugees and migrants in Paris. that involves the contributions of During my research in 2019, discrete mathematics and data Compared to other women There is no better way to describe global policymakers, tech firms and I met many displaced persons structures. I would love to see my age, I am so privileged. I had the experience other than eye- entrepreneurs. But it reflects a need and learned of the courageous classes named “Computational comprehensive sex education, opening. It was mind-bending to focus on the human side of modern sacrifices they’ve made in order Data for Effective Diplomacy,” I can afford contraception and — empowering, unexpected and technology — those who might have to survive despite the xenophobia or “Ethical Engineering” or even healthcare and, you know, I’m gay, electric. It was all these feelings, a more access to information and and socioeconomic barriers they “Technology for Human Rights.” so I don’t exactly see an unintended small glimpse of the ways in which basic needs like food, water, shelter experienced. I was reminded of I’m being a bit creative with pregnancy on my horizon. the world and its diverse communities and health services with the help of the importance of my work — the the names, but these are the types But the women on this campus can be changed by technology. a simple smartphone application. reality that the technology I was of multidisciplinary subjects that all know people who have had In the midst of innovation Behind all of the for-loops, variable contributing to with Shifra and can alter our perceptions of the pregnancy scares, contraceptive buzzwords like “blockchain,” declarations and interfaces of Techfugees could significantly world and our ability to change failure and yes, abortions. So many competing big-name companies like programming, there is an even more impact the public health of it for the better. I firmly believe of us have been made to look that Microsoft and Apple, the rise of social real potential for impact in our society, migrants and refugees in Paris. that technology is intersectional; decision in the face. media and increasing public wariness one that can benefit even the most “We survive, and that’s it,” one it embraces change, impact And yet, having those choices, toward data-scraping initiatives, marginalized and overlooked groups. refugee told me. Imagine if the and different world views. difficult though they may be, is still we have forgotten to ask ourselves: As a computer science and public creation of artificial intelligence, If (technology === power) {print fundamentally better than having What is the relation between policy double major, I have spent a smartphones and secure data “let’s use it for human rights.”} no choice at all. 4 Monday, February 24, 2020 Advertisement The Daily Tar Heel

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15226_Durham-Southpoint_DailyTarHeel.indd 1 1/23/20 9:50 AM The Daily Tar Heel News Monday, February 24, 2020 5 Appellate court rules CAROLINA PERFORMING ARTS FEBRUARY 25 against voter ID law ISABEL LEONARD, MEZZO-SOPRANO WITH THE By Kayleigh Carpenter I think that the idea that people are showing Staff Writer up in person and voting maliciously is an UNC SYMPHONY overstated fear to push through laws to keep In the latest development of the lawsuits people from exercising their right to vote.” against the North Carolina voter identification The lawsuit in the N.C. Court of Appeals ORCHESTRA law, a state appellate court temporarily blocked challenges the constitutionality of the voter ID law the law’s implementation on Feb. 18. that passed in 2018 after the General Assembly ACCLAIMED VOCALIST WITH UNC ENSEMBLE The ruling, which was unanimously overturned Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of the law. decided by a three-judge panel, comes after The plaintiffs allege in the suit that the voter a federal court judge previously granted a ID requirement “violates the Equal Protection request by the North Carolina NAACP and Clause of the North Carolina Constitution some of its local chapters on Dec. 31, 2019 to because it intentionally discriminates against block the law’s implementation. African American voters.” No voter identification is needed for the The ruling states that the General primary election, and now it may not be Assembly’s history with voter ID laws, the needed for the November election, according unusual timeline of the law’s passing and the to a press release by the Southern Coalition for disproportional impact on African American Social Justice, whose lawyers are representing voters show that there was a discriminatory some of the plaintiffs in the lawsuit. intent in the creation of the voter ID law. “This strongly worded ruling, which In response, N.C. House Speaker Tim Moore, highlights the abundant evidence of R-Cleveland, said in a statement released on discriminatory intent of the challenged Feb. 18 that General Assembly leaders will law, sends the unequivocal signal that continue to fight for the amendment that constitutional protections in North Carolina voters approved in 2018. will be vigorously enforced by our state “We will not be deterred by judicial attempts courts, an outcome that will protect all voters to suppress the people’s voice in the democratic and ensure a robust democracy,” said Allison process,” Moore said. Riggs, chief counsel for voting rights with the Moore is listed as a defendant in the lawsuit Southern Coalition for Social Justice. in the state appellate court. Diane Robertson, political action co-chair This ruling, along with the injunction for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro NAACP, said she granted by the federal court, prevents the applauded the decision of the state appellate implementation or enforcement of the voter ID court to block the law. The Chapel Hill- law until the cases can be officially decided on. Carrboro NAACP is one of the plaintiffs in the The timeline for when the cases will be lawsuit being heard in the federal court. decided is unclear, but the injunctions may last “It was the right decision,” Robertson said. for the rest of the 2020 election cycle. “I am someone who believes that we should remove all impediments for people to vote, and [email protected] MARCH 5 MARCH 16 CELLULAR SONGS CONCERT MEKLIT MEREDITH MONK ETHIO-JAZZ THAT SWAYS BETWEEN & VOCAL ENSEMBLE CULTURES AND CONTINENTS A REVOLUTIONARY ARTIST Town of Chapel Hill may begin SHARES HER GENIUS issuing housing bond this fall in rounds — one this fall and another in 2022. Loryn Clark, the Town’s executive director of housing and community, said the Town has identified two projects that will likely use the bond funds. The first is the 2200 Homestead Road development, a 14-acre parcel of Town-owned land on which the Town hopes to develop mixed-income housing with several other housing providers. Clark said the Town also hopes to redevelop some of its public housing, MARCH 19 & 20 MARCH 27 particularly Trinity Court. HOME VISIONS FOR FRIDA KAHLO Clark said the Town plans to solicit CREATED BY MELISSA ALDANA project funding requests in early March from GEOFF SOBELLE BOLD JAZZ DEDICATED TO A local affordable housing providers — like A MASTERPIECE OF GROUNDBREAKING FINE ARTIST Habitat for Humanity of Orange County and SPELLBINDING THEATER EmPOWERment, Inc. Habitat for Humanity of Orange County DTH FILE/DUSTIN DUONG will be applying for bond funds to help finance Yvete Mathews, 61, of Chapel Hill, speaks at an a development project called Weavers Grove, affordable housing rally on Friday, Nov. 1, 2019. said Jennifer Player, the president and chief executive officer. By Victoria Johnson Weavers Grove, located off Sunrise Road, is a Staff Writer piece of land that Habitat bought more than 10 years ago. Right now, Player said they’re working Chapel Hill hopes to begin issuing funds with the Town to get their conditional zoning sometime this fall from the $10 million application approved, which the Town Council affordable housing bond voters approved in is scheduled to vote on in early May. 2018, said Amy Oland, Chapel Hill’s business “The vision of this community is that it management director. would be a cohesive, diverse, mixed-income “It’s a lot of work that goes into the process of community,” Player said. APRIL 2 & 3 APRIL 9 issuing debt, and so we’re just trying to connect Habitat plans to build 99 affordable town DISCOURSE THE SOUL REBELS the dots,” Oland said. homes and duplexes while selling off lots to FLUTRONIX WITH SPECIAL GUEST In 2018, Chapel Hill voters approved a $10 builders to construct market-rate condos and ART CREATED IN AND BY CHAPEL HILL BIG FREEDIA million bond, which the Town hopes to use to single-family homes, she said, adding that the FUNK-FILLED, POPPING BRASS SOUND develop 400 new affordable housing units, total development — excluding the lots for sale maintain 300 others and finance their regional — will cost about $25 million. partners’ affordable housing projects. To pay for Delores Bailey is executive director of the bond, the Town levied an additional one-cent EmPOWERment, Inc., a local housing provider property tax per every $100 of property value. that builds affordable renting units for low- Among other things, she said the Town has income families. to line up cost estimates for Town projects, as She said EmPOWERment is looking at well as projects from local housing providers who building an apartment building with eight to 10 may seek funding assistance from the Town. rental units for low-income families. “We have the money in the queue,” she said. “That’s not a whole lot,” Bailey said. “But “As soon as we are able to get the projects lined that is eight to 10 families who are going to be up, then we are ready to issue the debt and to be affected positively.” able to make the payments for the debt.” 15% OFF TICKETS FOR UNC FACULTY & STAFF She said she hopes a good portion of the The one-cent tax increase provides the Town bond money will go toward affordable housing the ability to pay back the $10 million bond over providers seeking to build in Chapel Hill, but the next 20 years, she said. she doesn’t think $10 million in bond funds “This one cent didn’t get us $10 million,” she is enough. said. “It’s the one cent over 20 years that gets us “But $10 million is what we got,” she said. “So, the ability to issue this debt and pay the principal we’ve got to figure it out.” and interest payments.” She said the Town also hopes to issue the bonds [email protected]    CAROLINAPERFORMINGARTS.ORG 6 Monday, February 24, 2020 News The Daily Tar Heel ‘An Invitation’ to UNC’s newest student band

with those of Danny Knutelsky, a in their playing, while also avoiding friend from high school, would bring being so simple that their music is the vocals and edge the group needed. redundant, Gatlin said. “It’s kind of weird because we’re “We could show off if we wanted a band, but like I hardly know the to, but no one wants to hear that,” singer,” Shoffner said. “The first time Gatlin said. all three of us were together was at the The Magnolias described their studio to record.” sound as the overlap in a Venn Gatlin said most bands would play diagram of styles and preferences local venues like Cat’s Cradle and that each member brings to the table. Local 506 to experiment with their Influences from alternative, jazz, music in front of an audience before indie-rock and even R&B play a role in going to record in a studio. With how The Magnolias shape their sound. the help of UNC adjunct professor The singles they released and the and freelance music producer Jason songs they are working on for their Richmond, however, The Magnolias first album deal are centered around have done it backwards. the development of two characters and “It was nice to get them in when their eventually intertwined storyline, they’re in that early stage where Gatlin and Shoffner said. we can help them develop before “Basically, it’s gonna be a love they got into the overanalyzing,” story, and it’s gonna show the effects Richmond said. “It’s a rare thing to of depression,” said Gatlin, adding be able to do and there’s something that the album plans to address really special about it.” topics such as depersonalization, Richmond, who taught Gatlin in a skepticism and self-harm across music production class at UNC, said several records with these characters. he often asks students for demos of Future plans for the band include their work, but he was particularly immersive performances with impressed with the potential he elaborate stage and light design heard last year from what was soon to and, if they can find the funding, a become The Magnolias. jukebox movie where they bring the DTH/CARMEN CHAMBLEE The additional challenge of only characters from their soon-to-be (From left) Sam Gatlin, Danny Knutelsky and Bryon Shoffner are members of indie-alternative band, The Magnolias. being able to record over the summer records to life on film, they said. and semester breaks adds to their “This feels very honest to us,” The Magnolias band recorded their first two singles on Wednesday, random roommates their first year unconventional development. Gatlin said. “This is the most despite two-thirds of the band only at UNC. They quickly discovered a “We want to appeal to everyone,” accurate representation of our music with the help of UNC having met once. mutual desire to write and play music. Shoffner said. “But we also want a and who we are, not just musically, professor Jason Richmond. “The Magnolias kind of started “I’ve been writing and recording musician to listen to it and be like, but artistically.” in two places and two times,” said music since high school,” Gatlin said. ‘What the f--- did they just do? That Their first release, titled “An By Elise Mahon Bryton Shoffner, a sophomore at “I really enjoy it, and I didn’t ever want was crazy!’ Like how we react when we Invitation,” includes two singles and Staff Writer UNC and one of three members of to go solo. I wanted a band to play with listen to stuff.” is available on popular streaming The Magnolias. and bounce ideas off with.” Pushing for new levels of musicality platforms like Spotify, Apple Music Deviating from what some may Shoffner explained that he and Gatlin, who confessed to having through lyrics and instrumental and YouTube. consider the norm in both sound UNC sophomore Sam Gatlin met last little singing ability himself, decided composition that elevates one another and process, The Magnolias, released year when the two chose to be assigned combining his and Shoffner’s talents will help them avoid sounding cocky [email protected] Study shows disparity in education spending within North Carolina

By Guillermo Molero WestEd, an educational nonprofit Forum, said state funding has been particularly in terms of the ability In Orange County, for example, Staff Writer organization based in California, insufficient to meet the needs of of lower-wealth counties to fund Well Dot Inc. was among the latest to study funding patterns for many localities when it comes to local supplemental pay to attract corporations to settle in Chapel The Public School Forum of North state educational programs and funding for educational programs. and retain the teachers they need Hill that are contributing money to Carolina released a study last week recommend a plan to remedy the She said although the state does to serve students,” Priddy said. the county’s budget in the form of detailing the disparities in spending violation of student’s constitutional provide funding for education to all Penny Rich, chair of the Board of corporate taxes. on education in North Carolina. right to an adequate education. counties, sometimes this money is Orange County Commissioners, is She also said insufficient funding The study focuses on the widening The results of that study, which not enough to bridge the gap in one of many local officials who has at the state level has further gap in spending between the state’s were released in 2019, addressed what smaller, less wealthy counties publicly expressed concern over the increased the burden on local wealthiest and poorest counties, the same phenomena as the newest are able to provide to their own inequalities in opportunity that were governments to supply money to which has increased significantly in study by the Public School Forum of school districts. laid out in these studies. educational programs, and that recent years. North Carolina. “North Carolinians living in lower- She said one of the reasons higher- this has disproportionately affected In 1997, the N.C. Supreme Court The average level of per pupil wealth districts face an impossible income counties were able to allocate lower-income counties. ruled that each child in the state was spending in each county according financial burden to support public more funding for their schools while “It’s wrong. It’s absolutely entitled to a “sound basic education.” to the study was $1,714 in 2017-18. education,” Fox said. being able to impose lesser burdens wrong,” Rich said. “There is no Seven years later, it upheld a lower The top 10 counties spent an average Michael Priddy, executive director on the people living there was that way a child that comes from a court ruling that the state of North of $3,305 per pupil on education, of the Public School Forum of North they had a more diverse tax base and different zip code, that doesn’t live Carolina had violated this right compared to an average of $782 Carolina, expressed concern for the that there was simply more material in a wealthy county, should not be and ordered it to provide, among per pupil in the lowest-spending impact disparities in funding may wealth to tax in those counties. getting the same education as a other things, well-trained teachers counties. Orange County spent have on the educational development Governments in lower-wealth child that lives in a different zip and increased resources to support almost $400 more than the seven of North Carolina’s students. counties have a higher reliance on code within a wealthy county.” effective instructional programs. lowest-spending counties combined. “These funding disparities real estate taxes than other counties Action on the case continued, Lauren Fox, senior director have a real impact on educational that are able to tax corporations @GMolero1 as 2018 saw the appointment of of policy at the Public School opportunity for students, and businesses that are based there. [email protected]

an electric shoe-drying wall. accomplish in her sport.” SHELTON “It’s really been an ascension over The 10-time ACC Coach of the FROM PAGE 1 40 years,” Shelton said. “It’s been Year’s consistency over the decades title in 1995 after falling in the awesome … That’s kind of cool to has paid dividends. Shelton ranks championship game four times look back and say, ‘Wow, look how second in NCAA history in career in the previous five seasons. Then far we’ve come.’” wins with 692, trailing only came two more in 1996 and 1997 to But some things likely won’t ever Connecticut’s Nancy Stevens, who complete the three-peat. change. Before each season, as she’s has 700. “Well, resources make a done for 39 years, Shelton reminds And while she says her retirement difference,” Swofford said. “There’s her players that they are “nothing” is coming soon, her players realize no question about that. They don’t until they prove themselves every it’s their responsibility to uphold the guarantee anything, but they single game. And before each game, standard of excellence the program certainly make a difference.” she’ll gather that same group, this has sustained. time to tell them they are “beautiful, “It’s our job now to build the path ‘Look how far we’ve come’ strong, powerful” women. for the future girls who come here,” Circumstances have changed for said star sophomore forward Erin Look around UNC’s field hockey the program, sure, but Shelton has Matson. “Hopefully in 15, 20 years, facility today, and it’s easy to see the largely remained the same person they have a facility that’s 10 times strides the program has made. she was when she first arrived in nicer than this one.” PHOTO COURTESY OF UNC ATHLETIC COMMUNICATIONS The team’s two-story home looks Chapel Hill. As Shelton, taking a break from Head Coach Karen Shelton celebrates with the UNC field hockey team the part of a state-of-the-art Division “(She) doesn’t seem any shoveling, relaxes in one of the dark after a win over Old Dominion University in the 1985 ACC Tournament. I athletic facility. There’s an outdoor different today than she was when blue leather chairs in UNC’s film tailgating area, an upstairs players’ I got here,” said Mack Brown, room, she wipes tears from her eyes “Listen, I wouldn’t trade it for Shelton gets up and walks lounge with a memorabilia-filled who’s been friends with Shelton recounting her journey to this point. anything,” Shelton says. “I really through the glass door at the front wall and a film room with theater- since his first stint with UNC She thinks back on the lessons wouldn’t trade it. It’s been awesome of the facility, making her way style leather seats and magnetized from 1988 to 1997. “She’s still got she’s learned from her teams, the to just go through the decades and toward the field. tactics boards. The locker room the same energy. She’s still got the ups and downs, what it’s taken to see the differences and the changes She isn’t done working just yet. features personalized cubbies with same competitive spirit. elevate North Carolina field hockey and to feel proud. I feel like whatever each player’s name, LED color- “And she doesn’t have to. She’s to national prominence. we’ve gotten, we’ve worked for. You @pupadhyaya_ changing lights on the ceiling and accomplished everything you can Then, she stops. know, that’s fulfilling.” [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel News Monday, February 24, 2020 7

was performed to honor specific married, the husband and his family Bhangra Elite’s rehearsal on Tuesday. accordions. When they push the INDIAN DANCE Hindu gods and goddesses by will demand more payment that the Nonetheless, the dancers wore ends back together, a loud smack FROM PAGE 1 telling their stories. bride can’t obtain. massive smiles as they ran through resounds. The dancers clap the saaps Though most dancers are of Indian “While in the past, stories of “In a lot of cases, the bride will their competition routine. in unison, adding visual and auditory descent, there are no restrictions, and devotion or stories about gods and get killed because of the increasing “It’s really important to make sure dimension to the dance. the group welcomes diversity. goddesses may have been what’s demand, or she will commit suicide,” everything is on-point and perfect “It’s something really important to applicable toward that audience, we Das said. “So ultimately, she will fall so that nothing goes wrong and we maintain those traditional different Ek Taal believe that we can use our art form for victim to some sort of violence or do the best that we possibly can on ways to do it, but also make it a lot more in terms of storytelling,” said death. And we want to portray that Saturday,” Public Outreach Chair interesting and unique and applicable With nine members, Ek Taal is Ek Taal Co-Captain Gayathri Das. even though it’s been outlawed, it’s Aayush Purohit said. to today’s time,” Purohit said. UNC’s smallest Indian dance group Ek Taal is aiming to use the still a pretty severe problem, and there Bhangra is a fast-paced, energetic Purohit said the main mission of — but some consider it to be a Bharatanatyam narrative style to should be some sort of call-to-action dance from Punjab, a state in northern Bhangra Elite is to spread passion for formidable force. raise awareness of abuse toward because we as a culture are definitely India. It entails rapid movement and Punjabi culture and dance in general, Ek Taal practices Bharatanatyam, Indian women. better than practices like that.” precise synchronization. both on campus and across the country. an ancient Hindu temple dance Das said that when a woman gets At one point during Bhangra’s “That’s something that we’re really from southern India. Bharatanatyam married in India, the groom’s family Bhangra Elite competition routine, the dancers happy to see as we spread the culture, requires years of highly specialized might require her to pay a dowry. pick up Punjabi percussion spread the tradition to everybody and training. Many of Ek Taal’s dancers This has been illegal since 1961, but “K(NO)W PAIN, K(NO)W instruments called saaps. They hold whoever would like to be a part of it.” have trained for more than a decade. it continues to happen. Das said that BHANGRA.” These words were the two ends of the saaps and extend Traditionally, Bharatanatyam sometimes, even after the couple is printed on one dancer’s t-shirt at their arms, and the saaps unfurl like [email protected]

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© 2015 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. 8 Monday, February 17, 2020 dailytarheel.com The Daily Tar Heel SCORES Men’s basketball: Louisville 72, UNC 55 Women’s basketball: Wake Forest 82, UNC 79 Baseball: 1-2 vs Dallas Baptist this weekend SPORTS MONDAY Women’s lacrosse: UNC 19, Maryland 6 Growney shows out in win over Maryland The junior posted a career- WOMEN’S BASKETBALL high six goals in a win over NORTH CAROLINA 19 the No. 3 Terrapins. MARYLAND 6 By Sarah Gray Barr Staff Writer mentality I think we all had going into this. We really just did not want On a team with stars like junior to let up anything, give them any Jamie Ortega and senior Katie Hoeg, spark of hope that we were stopping Scottie Rose Growney was the name or slowing down.” of the game on Saturday. Driven by the momentum of the The junior scored a career- first half, the Tar Heels continued high six goals and led No. 1 North to push themselves into the second. Carolina women’s lacrosse to a And during the second half, North dominant 19-6 win over the No. 3 Carolina posted 12 more goals with Maryland Terrapins. Growney scoring three. After their most recent meeting “I think (Growney) just got resulted in a heartbreaking 13-12 aggressive from the attacks. She overtime loss last season, the Tar scored a lot coming around the Heels brought the heat to the first crease in the second half, which we game between the two teams in the were on them to go a little harder,” new UNC Lacrosse Stadium. head coach Jenny Levy said after “It’s one of our biggest games the game Saturday. “Scottie’s really of the season, especially being a talented, and she’s dialed in and Tar Heel, and Maryland is our working hard and getting better biggest rivalry,” Ortega said. “I every day. It’s what we expect out think everybody was excited to play of her, quite honestly.” and anxious and just had all those Growney’s six goals broke her butterflies. But once we stepped on previous single-game record of the field, it was just game time.” four, set in 2019 against Florida. For the Tar Heels, the game After putting up seven goals started slowly despite the final combined in UNC’s first three score. When Ortega finally scored games in 2020, the junior made her the first goal for the Tar Heels mark in the biggest game of the Tar DTH/ANGELINA KATSANIS about four minutes in, Growney Heels’ season so far. Senior attacker Katie Hoeg (8) keeps the ball during the game against Maryland on Saturday Feb. 22, 2020. sprung into action, swooping inside “Scottie played out of her mind,” for UNC’s second goal less than a Hoeg said. “I mean, she was Growney’s contributions. the field.” great of a player she is, so they don’t minute later. finishing her shots and putting the “I think it was really to us to win With Growney’s contributions, the even think of her and then she comes At halftime, UNC led 7-4, with opportunities for goals away, and that draw game, and I think we win by 13 marked UNC’s largest-ever out and explodes. That’s exactly what Growney having scored three for on the draw too. Her stick skills are did a really good job in competing margin of victory against Maryland. she does; people get caught off guard herself. Adrenaline was high. just unreal.” with that,” Growney said. “Jamie Expect her role to continue to grow on Scottie. “It’s just one of those things, you Hoeg and Ortega, UNC’s and Katie are amazing, and we’ve as the season continues for the top- “She’s the biggest thing right now.” just gotta keep going, keep putting offensive dynamic duo, each been really working on developing ranked Tar Heels. the pedal down, and don’t let scored four goals on Saturday. But our chemistry together as a three- “She’s unbelievable,” Ortega said. @sarahgraybarr up,” Growney said. “That was the that duo could become a trio with unit and with whoever else is on “I think a lot of people don’t see how [email protected] Women’s basketball falls to Wake Forest in OT

and 9.5 rebounds, was sidelined with WOMEN’S BASKETBALL an injury ahead of the game against the Demon Deacons. Junior guard WAKE FOREST 82 Leah Church made her first start of the season in place of Bailey. NORTH CAROLINA 79 “We didn’t really have a lot of things drawn up this game, “I just took what the defense gave because we had to play different,” me, played with my teammates and Muhammad said. created,” said Muhammad, who Rolling with a shorter-than- scored a team-high 21. usual lineup of guards Muhammad, After two iterations of Wake Church, Shayla Bennett and Taylor Forest scoring and fouling Koenen, Koenen alongside forward Malu who made all of her free throws, Tshitenge, North Carolina trailed North Carolina had a final chance to 18-12 after a quarter. close out the victory it had scrapped From then on, though, Banghart so hard for. opted for a smaller lineup by rotating Leading 68-65, the Tar Heels out Tshitenge for guards Nia Daniel chose not to intentionally foul, and and Kennady Tucker. UNC hung Wake Forest’s Gina Conti sank a with Wake Forest on the boards, game-tying three from the left wing and quicker players often beat their over Tucker, a first-year guard. defenders on fast breaks or down the Lawrence Joel Veterans Memorial baseline. By halftime, they were still Coliseum went berserk. hanging on and trailed 31-27. In overtime, UNC and Wake “If a post is guarding me, that’s Forest traded buckets until the Tar obviously a mismatch,” said Koenen, Heels hit a cold streak, and the who had a 17-point, 11-rebound Demon Deacons got five straight DTH/NOVA CRUZ double-double. “I guess we were just points from guard Alex Sharp. Her Senior guard Shayla Bennett (22) defends the ball during the game against Wake Forest on Sunday, Feb. 23, 2020. trying to spread the floor at times.” dagger 3-pointer with 1:24 left put UNC again made a run in the third Wake Forest up 78-72. The Tar Heels dropped a fifth made clutch baskets on consecutive The loss, UNC’s fifth in a row, only quarter with five consecutive makes Seconds later, in a sequence possessions — a go-ahead 3-pointer added to the Tar Heels’ untimely free — and a 6-0 run in a minute and a emblematic of its losing streak, straight game, this time to with just over a minute left and a fall. At 16-11 and 7-9 in conference, half — to tie the Demon Deacons at North Carolina missed four shots the Demon Deacons. layup to go up three with 22 seconds they’re now comfortably in the 43-43. Wake Forest, in a run that in the paint that would have cut its remaining — it felt like a dagger. lower half of the ACC standings foreshadowed the ones it would later deficit to 78-76. And the final buzzer By Chapel Fowler It wasn’t. as the conference tournament in make, ripped off six straight points soon sounded on an 82-79 loss — one Senior Writer After flirting with the much- Greensboro approaches. to take a 49-43 lead into the fourth. that turned Muhammad’s late-game needed win that could have broken Sunday’s matinee against Wake In a back-and-forth fourth heroics into just another line in the WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — North its four-game losing streak late in Forest (14-14, 7-10 ACC) seemed like quarter, UNC took its largest lead at stat sheet. Carolina women’s basketball spent regulation, North Carolina allowed a golden opportunity to get back on the 2:34 mark, when Bennett put her “The losing streak is ugly,” Koenen most of Sunday afternoon chipping a game-tying 3-pointer with six track. After losing at Boston College team up 59-55 with two free throws. said later, “but I guess that just away at a small lead Wake Forest seconds left and ultimately lost last weekend, North Carolina had When Wake Forest tied the game at makes us more hungry to get the wouldn’t relinquish. When the Tar 82-79 in overtime to Wake Forest. a full week off to prepare for the 59-59, Muhammad shot back with next win. We’re going to try to do Heels finally pulled ahead midway “In possession games, players Demon Deacons. her aforementioned 3-pointer and that Thursday against Notre Dame.” through the fourth quarter, it felt like make plays,” head coach Courtney UNC was dealt a blow, though, leaning layup — and North Carolina, a turning point. Banghart said. “And they made more when 6-foot-4 center Janelle Bailey, up 64-61 with 22 seconds remaining, @chapelfowler When guard Madinah Muhammad than we did.” who averages a team-high 14.9 points looked in control. [email protected]