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Volume 123, Issue 99 dailytarheel.com Friday, October 23, 2015 Difficult The South’s oldest rivalry president search concludes The Board of Governors will name the new system president today. By Hayley Fowler State & National Editor It only took a week to force UNC and Virginia have met out UNC-system President Tom Ross, but it has cost the Board of Governors 10 arduous months to 119 times since 1892 select his successor. Today, the 34-member board will By Pat James established a 17-4-1 lead in the series announce the Sports Editor through 1915. new president. Both schools suspended football The search The North Carolina football team’s from 1917 to 1918 because of World process has been oldest rival is one who goes unnoticed. War I. But since 1919, North Carolina heavily criticized Ask any UNC fan who is the Tar has played the Cavaliers every season. for its closed- Heels’ greatest nemesis, and they’ll From 1919 to 1950, UNC squared door nature, and likely answer either N.C. State or off against UVa. in its regular season no candidate Duke. Even when Larry Fedora finale 28 of 32 times. names have been arrived in Chapel Hill prior to the North Carolina’s victory in 1927 publicly released Margaret 2012 season, he was unaware of sparked a string of victories over the to the chagrin Spellings is the the longstanding tradition between Cavaliers, as UNC proceeded to win of conservative speculated candi- UNC and Virginia. 41 of its next 54 games against UVa. legislators and date for UNC-system Over the past 123 years, the Tar But in 1982, the Cavaliers made liberal faculty president to be Heels have met the Cavaliers on the a coaching change that shifted the gridiron 119 times. Neither program rivalry in their favor, hiring George alike. announced today. But the has played an opponent more than Welsh from Navy. UNC-system these border adversaries. “I really didn’t know much about Faculty Assembly hinted at former Saturday’s contest at Kenan the rivalry, but soon after I got here, Secretary of Education Margaret Stadium marks the 120th game a couple of our alumni said, ‘We’ve Spellings — who was spotted at an in the series dubbed the “Oldest got to start beating North Carolina,’” emergency board meeting last week Rivalry in the South,” tying it for he said. — in a statement Thursday, using the second-longest series in NCAA “It wasn’t Virginia Tech then, gender-specific pronouns despite Football Bowl Subdivision history. going back to ’82 and ’83, it was referring to an unknown individual. But despite playing each other for North Carolina. That’s the way it “The faculty will not prejudge the over a century and regularly vying was for a while.” commitment of the new president for the same recruits, the contest With Welsh at the helm, the to the well-being of the University,” between UNC and UVa. lurks in the Cavaliers went 13-5-1 against the Tar the statement reads. “But she must shadows of some of college football’s Heels during his 19-year tenure and understand that the secretive char- biggest rivalries. never dropped a home game to UNC. acter of this search, and her own In fact, it wasn’t until 2010 that indifference to consulting with staff A long tradition the Tar Heels won again at UVa., and faculty when she was an active breaking a 14-game losing streak in candidate for the position, will make The Tar Heels and the Cavaliers Charlottesville. it difficult to win the confidence and began their series with two games in North Carolina leads the all-time trust of the University community.” 1892. UVa. seized a 30-18 victory in series against Virginia 62-53-4, and Charlottesville, Virginia before drop- the long history between the two The rumored replacement ping the season finale 26-0. schools is only enhanced by their DTH FILE PHOTOS Over their next 20 meetings, the recruiting battles. (clockwise from top left) These are pictures from North Carolina football The moment Spellings’ appear- Tar Heels managed only three vic- games against Virginia from 1992, 1956 and 1936. The two teams started ance was first reported on social tories against the Cavaliers, as UVa. SEE RIVALRY, PAGE 7 playing in1892 and have met annually since 1919 in the South’s oldest rivalry. media last Friday, her ability to lead the system was put on public trial. Spellings, who is now president of the George W. Bush Presidential Center, is remembered for her role Discrepancies in in the Bush Administration and in UNC digs deep with the town the disputed No Child Left Behind Act — a 2001 policy born from Pell grad rates the idea that disadvantaged K-12 Representatives broke students shouldn’t fall through the ground at the Carolina cracks of public education. The Department of Education Vanessa Jeter, spokesperson Square development. estimates are far lower than UNC’s. for the N.C. Department of Public Instruction, said the law intensi- By Kiana Cole By Grant Masini fied the focus on achievement gaps Senior Writer Staff Writer among different groups of students in North Carolina. The sky matched the In a departure from previous policy, the U.S. While the state already had yearly Carolina Blue balloons gliding Department of Education released long-awaited end-of-grade and end-of-course around the former University data on graduation rates for students who receive assessments that Spellings’ initia- Square as UNC and the town of federal Pell Grants, including UNC’s. But there is tive required, Jeter said a standard Chapel Hill saw their collabora- an issue: The data might be wrong. requesting every student be 100 tion come to life — and it was Compared to independent data collected by the percent proficient by 2013-14 pre- groundbreaking. Education Trust, an education nonprofit based in sented some difficulties for schools. “It may be one of the great- Washington, D.C., the department’s numbers are “States were fairly uncomfortable est things to ever happen to DTH/VERONICA BURKHART off by an average of 10 percentage points. with that 100 percent target,” she Franklin Street,” said Aaron An official groundbreaking ceremony was held for Carolina Square At UNC, that gap is nearly 30 percentage points, said. “It’s difficult to reach 100 per- Nelson, president and CEO on Thursday morning. Chancellor Carol Folt (center) broke ground. as the federal government reported only 57 percent cent of anything.” of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro of UNC’s Pell Grant recipients graduate in six years In 2005, The Daily Tar Heel Chamber of Commerce. come together across all kinds Health will eventually conduct versus UNC’s self-reported figure of almost 87 per- reported on comments Spellings When town, University and of differences and boundaries,” research there. cent in 2008. The federal government’s data was made regarding the creation of development representatives said Chancellor Carol Folt. “We are really excited, it’s a obtained from the National Student Loan Database similar standards for institutions of donned hard hats and grabbed The square — projected to long time coming,” said Kristen System, a transactional database that has info for all higher education. shovels, they symbolized the open in August 2017 — will Smith, vice president for advo- students who receive federal aid. “One of our biggest challenges is start of the construction phase feature residential space, office cacy and engagement with the “The database is set up to track students who a lack of compatible and compre- in their latest collaboration: space, retail, performance space Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber have to pay back loans, so students who only hensive measurements — the kind Carolina Square. and a 0.6 acre park. of Commerce. receive a Pell Grant — but not loans — will likely of information parents have come to Carolina Square is a joint Situated next to Granville “This is a place where collab- be missed,” said Sarah Butrymowicz, data editor expect from K through 12 schools,” effort between the town, Towers, UNC will occupy oration lives, where residential for the Hechinger Report, a nonprofit news orga- she said during a speech to the UNC, Cousins Properties and more than 50 percent of the and commercial opportunities nization focused on education. American Council on Education. Northwood Ravin development $123 million development’s are available, but also artistic Higher education activists who sought the “Parents see a mosaic of fine higher firms. office space, as the Carolina ones, as well as more green data cited concerns that students who receive “This is an example of collab- Population Center and the SEE PRESIDENT, PAGE 7 oration where people are able to Gillings School of Public SEE DEVELOPMENT, PAGE 7 SEE PELL GRANTS, PAGE 7

Your boos are not scaring me. I know that most of you are not ghosts. TRACY JORDAN 2 Friday, October 23, 2015 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel inBRIEF www.dailytarheel.com The best of online Established 1893 ARTS BRIEF 122 years of editorial freedom MORE TO SEE ONLINE: Mariza, an international PAIGE LADISIC fusion artist, is returning EDITOR-IN-CHIEF HORROR HELP ONLINE POLL to Memorial Hall as part of [email protected] Carolina Performing Arts’ A staff writer at The Daily The Daily Tar Heel MARY TYLER MARCH 2015-16 season. Mariza is the MANAGING EDITOR Tar Heel recounts four life asked respondents what first Portuguese musician to [email protected] lessons she’s learned from Hogwarts house they be nominated for a Grammy KELSEY WEEKMAN watching scary movies. belong in. Results as of pub- award. ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR lication. Her performance starts at [email protected] Crayons and markers and glitter, oh my! I consider myself a scary 8 p.m. TYLER VAHAN By Lydia McInnes And, like a true nerd, I movie fanatic. A guru, so to “Gryffindor” VISUAL MANAGING EDITOR decided to use the scientific Staff Writer speak. Ever since I watched ­ — staff reports [email protected] method to definitively answer — 31 percent BRADLEY SAACKS Because I had nothing my question: Between colored Disturbia for the first time ENTERPRISE DIRECTOR better to do on my break — pencils, crayons and markers, (with parental permission; CAMPUS BRIEF [email protected] “Ravenclaw” discounting the pile of home- which method produces the I literally called my mom), — 27 percent The Carolina Union SAMANTHA SABIN work that I was definitely not prettiest picture and calms I’ve been obsessed. Activities Board and the DIRECTOR OF INVESTIGATIONS thinking about — I decided to me down from thinking about [email protected] I don’t really get that Residence Hall Association do some coloring. those midterms I have yet to scared while watching “Slytherin” are hosting a House of Horror DANNY NETT Nothing relaxes me more take oh my god why didn’t them, but generally I am a COMMUNITY MANAGER — 26 percent in Hinton James Residence [email protected] than some old-fashioned my professors assign the tests paranoid person in the real Hall from 8 p.m. to midnight elementary school fun. The before fall break? world, so I sometimes use tonight. Part of the dorm will JANE WESTER only problem was, my house True to the scientific “Hufflepuff” UNIVERSITY EDITOR them as a guidebook. be a haunted house, while [email protected] had an overabundance of process, I tried to make my — 16 percent other floors will have activities coloring utensils. Markers, “experiments” as similar as such as pumpkin painting, KERRY LENGYEL crayons, colored pencils, even possible. To read the full story and CITY EDITOR karaoke and a costume contest. glitter — I wasn’t sure which others like it, check out our To weigh in on this poll [email protected] READ THE REST: Attendees must have a One mode would make me hap- Tar Heel Life Hacks blog at and previous ones, head HAYLEY FOWLER Go to www.dailytar- to dailytarheel.com/poll/ Card to enter. STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR pier (hint: it’s all four). heel.com/blog/tar- dailytarheel.com. 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This cator, to better understand according to Chapel Hill Tuesday, according to Chapel a.m. Tuesday, according to KATIE WILLIAMS week will focus on wines from the socialization of animals. PHOTO EDITOR police reports. Hill police reports. Chapel Hill police reports. [email protected] Argentina. This event is open Participants will mingle with The person altered a check, The person used fraudu- to the public. a herd of horses at Blue Skies ALISON KRUG, DREW GOINS worth $2,306.72 in order to lent information to open a • Someone reported a COPY CHIEFS Time: 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. of Mapleview LLC in order to cash it, reports state. PayPal account, reports state. suspicious person on the [email protected] Location: 201 S. Estes Drive build confidence and gain 100 block of West Weaver guidance. 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Tar Heels (5-1, 2-0 ACC) will noise complaint on the 700 tended wallet and its con- 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, according corrections. This event is free to attend. take on Virginia (2-4, 1-1 ACC) block of Trinity Court at tents, valued at $120 in total, to Chapel Hill police reports. Time: 7:30 p.m. at home in Kenan Stadium. 1:03 a.m. Thursday, accord- reports state. The juvenile did not return Mail and Office: 151 E. Rosemary St. Location: Smith Center Time: 3:30 p.m. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 ing to Chapel Hill police home after school, reports Paige Ladisic, Editor-in-Chief, 962-4086 Location: Kenan Stadium reports. • Someone broke into state. 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Find out more at tarheeltailgatetalk.unc.edu www.townofchapelhill.org/halloween The Daily Tar Heel News Friday, October 23, 2015 3 Alexa Newfield sparks comeback win The forward tallied a goal and an assist in 22 minutes.

WOMEN’S SOCCER NORTH CAROLINA 2 NOTRE DAME 1 By Jeremy Vernon Assistant Sports Editor

Alexa Newfield played just 13 minutes in the second half of the No. 9 North Carolina women’s soccer team’s match against No. 15 Notre Dame on Thursday, but she made sure to make every one count. After sitting out the better part of the first half with a leg injury and watching her team go down 1-0 against the Fighting Irish (11-4-1, 4-4-0 ACC), the sixth-year senior contributed a goal and an assist, lifting the Tar Heels (12-3-1, 5-3-0 ACC) to a 2-1 win and helping snap UNC’s three-game losing streak. “I was afraid in the first half and kind of calmed myself down,” Newfield said. “They said they wanted to limit my minutes and as a player ... you gotta work with what you got.” In the tenth minute of Thursday’s contest, Newfield injured her knee DTH/ALEX KORMANN while attempting a free kick just out- North Carolina forward Alexa Newfield (88) lines up to take a penalty kick that ties the game 1-1. The Tar Heels beat Notre Dame 2-1, ending their losing streak. side the Notre Dame box. For a player with Newfield’s injury history, any nervous for my team but I was really checked into the game with the Tar “I guess she wanted to make sure ible lows due to injury in her career, aggravation causes feelings of anxiety. upset for Lex.” Heels down 1-0. Less than 10 minutes it went in the back of the net, because but time and time again she seems Since 2012, the Atlanta native has The sixth-year senior would sit later, she had a chance to tie the game. she just drove it right through the to come back to surprise everyone. had a slew of leg injuries that caused the remaining 36 minutes of the After faking a shot just outside goalkeeper,” Dorrance said. According to Boyles, Thursday was her to miss significant time in her first half, but luckily for Dorrance the Notre Dame box, junior mid- In the 74th minute, Newfield set just one of those moments. playing career. As Newfield limped off and the Tar Heels, there was no fielder Joanna Boyles slipped a ball up for a free kick, picked her spot and “She’s someone I really look the field in the first half, Coach Anson major damage. After speaking with to Newfield, who was fouled in the found Boyles making a run across the up to,” she said. “She’s really been Dorrance expected the worst. Newfield and the team trainer at box while making her run. face of the goal. The midfielder was knocked down a lot with injuries but “I was in terror because I walked halftime, Dorrance decided to limit A short time later, the forward able to flip the ball over the keeper’s she always keeps on fighting and she over to (Newfield) and I couldn’t his star-forward to 13 minutes in the lined up and blasted a penalty kick head giving UNC a 2-1 lead it would always keeps on swinging.” get anything out of her,” Dorrance second half. It was all she needed. by Notre Dame’s keeper to give UNC not relinquish. @jbo_vernon said. “I was nervous ... and not just In the 61st minute, Newfield their first goal in over 315 minutes. Newfield has had some incred- [email protected] Student’s ‘Quest’ to be crowned People of color to UNC student Jim Curry take over quad participated in a new supposed to be an organization that type of reality show. Organizers said they’re combats anti-blackness and racism seeking healing and a on this campus and in the neighbor- By Elizabeth Baker ing communities,” Beshea said. Staff Writer sense of connection. Beshea said the takeover is more about coming together than con- Being a geek is something Jim By Sophie Golden fronting issues. The Real Silent Sam Curry is passionate about. Staff Writer Coalition has been involved in a Growing up in Arkansas, the number of protests recently, includ- UNC graduate student was known President of the Real Silent Sam ing at University Day on Oct. 12. as the “Harry Potter guy.” Coalition, June Beshea, said the “Protesting is hard to do all the So when he was browsing a goal of two events this week is to time,” Beshea said. “The takeover is Harry Potter fansite and saw a give people of color a place to heal. more about just taking a second and vague casting call for a new reality “The University was built for realizing that it’s not always about television program, “The Quest,” white men,” Beshea said. “We’re protests. It’s about the struggle and he knew he had to apply. making a space to allow people the struggle takes a long time.” “I just remember seeing a big of color to come together and cel- While the caucus and the take- ad on the Harry Potter site saying, ebrate, which wasn’t the purpose over are both events for people of ‘If you love fantasy and want to be COURTESY OF JIM CURRY of this university at all.” color, Hoàng said they were orga- part of a new television experience, UNC graduate student Jim Curry was cast in the ABC reality show “The Quest.” The first event, the People nized separately. you should write to us,’” Curry said. of Color Caucus, took place on “The takeover is being hosted by “My first instinct was, ‘Oh my gosh, called “immersive reality.” Shauna Hines, another member Thursday but it did not have a set the Real Silent Sam Coalition, while they’re doing a Harry Potter TV The 12 contestants, called “pala- of the Quidditch team, said Curry is objective, said event coordinator the caucus was planned by a group show. I have to be part of this.’” dins” or “knights” — were then thrown also very energetic and motivated. Kim Hoàng. of students and not under any offi- Still unsure as to what the show into that world to live out the fantasy. “I just feel like he really embod- “Our only goal is to provide a cial organization,” she said. actually was, Curry applied. In July, Curry said producers were set ied what that show was aiming safe place where people of color White allies are welcome to he got a call saying he’d been cast. on creating an illusion of reality. for,” she said. are able to express themselves,” come to People of Color Takeover Soon after, he left to start filming. “They wanted us to truly believe Reminiscing on the casting pro- Beshea said. the Quad, but they are asked to He did not know his final destina- we were in a fantasy world, so they cess, Curry said he saw a different The second event, People of respect the event as a safe place for tion until he checked into the Bill did very well to hide the cameras, side of himself than he saw growing Color Takeover the Quad, takes people of color. White allies were and Hillary Clinton National Airport. hide the directors,” he said. “It’s up — someone braver, someone able place today. not invited to the caucus. “My mother was probably a forcing your body to shed the to step outside his comfort zone. Event coordinator Christina “This University and society wreck,” Curry said. “My parents and world that you know and accept.” Curry credits his passion for Perkins said the takeover will be basically have exemplified the fact my brother were really the only ones Contestants were eliminated one other fantasy stories as the driving a place of healing and connection that we’re not wanted in every I could tell. Otherwise, no one knew by one, as only one true hero could force behind that breakout. in an unstructured space. aspect, whether that be racist where I was going or what I was emerge in Everealm. “My love of Harry Potter and fan- “We’ll be interacting with fellow monuments around campus or the doing. They just knew I was away Curry won’t give away the end- tasy supersedes the fear that would people of color and getting resourc- rate of people of color that get into for an extended period of time.” ing or say if he was crowned the usually keep me from doing some- es to aid in healing processes,” this university,” Perkins said. The reality show turned out one true hero. He just tells people thing like this,” he said. “I knew this Perkins said. “There will be artists, Perkins said the People of Color to be an ABC series called “The to watch it on Netflix. was made for me, so that was my authors, programs, musicians and events aim to overcome the feeling Quest” which was filmed in Vienna, Brian Farmer, a UNC Quidditch prime drive through casting.” contacts for therapists in the area of separation. Austria, in the summer of 2013 and player, said he thought Curry’s Curry said he has fallen in love that are people of color. It’s just “The University is not set up for aired in the summer of 2014. speaking skills and his general with the storyline and the charac- time for music and connection.” us, so we opt to take this space and The brainchild of the executive amiability probably helped him ters. He has gone back and revis- The People of Color Takeover celebrate the fact that we are here producers of “The Amazing Race” and land a spot on the show. ited filming locations in Austria. the Quad event is hosted by the regardless of the things and the “The Lord of the Rings,” “The Quest” “When he says stuff, it sounds “I would hands down drop Real Silent Sam Coalition. people that try to keep us down,” wasn’t an ordinary reality show. like it should have been writ- everything and go do it again.” Beshea said the organization aims she said. Producers created their own ten down ahead of time,” he said. to unite students in resisting racism. fantasy world, delving into a genre “People are drawn to him.” [email protected] “The Real Silent Sam Coalition is [email protected] La Res attorney: Surprised by ABC Commission’s rejection

underage before causing a head-on La Residence and the ABC they do not think He’s Not violated to, obey all ABC Commission laws The commission rejected collision in July, killing three people. Commission are in further conversa- any of the ABC Commission’s laws. and regulations. offer of compromise Syd Alexander, the attorney tions now, and Alexander said he “After a careful evaluation of the In addition to the ABC cases representing La Residence, said he is not concerned that La Residence applicable law and the facts involv- against them, La Residence and He’s a week ago. was very surprised by the rejection could lose their ABC permits. ing the tragedy of July 19, we do not Not were also named in a September of the offer of compromise. “We are not in the same situation believe our client was in violation lawsuit by Shanice Beard, mother of By Erin Kolstad “Kania’s name does not appear as as He’s Not,” Alexander said. of the ABC laws,” they said in the Jahnice Beard, 6 — one of the vic- Assistant City Editor having bought alcohol,” he said. The offer for He’s Not is for the statement. “Each and every person tims of Kania’s head-on collision. He said he had negotiated with the business to surrender their ABC per- who purchased or consumed alcohol The lawsuit names the two busi- On Oct. 14, the ABC Commission attorney for the ABC Commission, mits. The case will likely be handled from He’s Not Here produced iden- nesses as having negligent owners rejected the offer of compromise Tim Morse, who recommended the by an administrative law judge, tification confirming they were of and is seeking punitive and compen- from La Residence in favor of a rejected compromise. Stevens said earlier this month. legal age. Subsequent investigation satory measures. There were also two stronger punishment. The rejected “The offers are not final until they “The case has not been sched- revealed the identifications used by other wrongful death lawsuits issued proposed settlement was for either are ratified by the Commission,” said uled, but I assume it will be heard Mr. Kania and others in his party against Kania and his parents. a $5,000 fee or a 50-day suspension Agnes Stevens, spokesperson for next year,” wrote William Thomas were fraudulent. The identifications “Those lawsuits are in the of the restaurant’s ABC permits. the ABC Commission, in an email. and Jay Ferguson, the attorneys for all appeared to be valid and were early process of the paperwork,” He’s Not Here and La Residence “Usually they are ratified with- He’s Not, in an email. accepted at other businesses as well.” Alexander said. are two bars where police say out further changes after they are In a prepared statement by the The statement concluded by say- @erin_kolstad Chandler Kania purchased alcohol signed. But (rejection) can happen.” law firm, Thomas and Ferguson said ing He’s Not has, and will continue [email protected] 4 Friday, October 23, 2015 From Page Five The Daily Tar Heel

self with volleyball mainly faster than me,” Abigail said. SETTERS because of a visit by Misty “We have to kind of mold to each other and Jordyn believes a spark SIMMONS FROM PAGE 5 May-Treanor, a three-time maintain that chemistry and that flow…” from one setter fuels the FROM PAGE 5 Olympic gold medalist beach other. She said her aggressive dire need of a starting corner. career when she was 8 years Jordyn Schnabl old. When Abigail earned volleyball player, at a vol- playing style complements Simmons was the next North Carolina volleyball setter a position in a 12-year-old leyball club. The visit struck Abigail’s steadiness. man up. league at the age of 10, Crystal a chord with Jordyn. Though That combination led them “It didn’t bother him at said she believed the club had her first love was dancing, she other, but they weren’t close.” the setters more in tactics. to a productive 2014 season. all,” defensive backs coach made a mistake. threw herself into volleyball. Jordyn and Abigail quickly “I know when I’m on the The duo accounted for 88 Charlton Warren said. “It “They put her on that top Abigail is from Texas and noticed the talent the other court and I’m making plays percent of the team’s sets and wasn’t like he was shocked, team and she never looked Jordyn is from California. possessed and tried to emu- I kind of imagine what she 35 percent of its service aces. surprised. It wasn’t too big back,” she said. Jordyn was a dancer and late it to gain an advantage. would do,” Jordyn said. Abigail said an additional for him.” Crystal said her daugh- Abigail was overlooked, but Jordyn desired Abigail’s calm- “There’s a lot about the game benefit of playing in a 6-2 sys- The senior slotted into ter played on older teams their paths crossed when North ness and soft hands, while that she’s taught us.” tem is the dominant hitters on the starting cornerback role throughout her career. Carolina and Assistant Head Abigail tried to adopt Jordyn’s Abigail said Rackham’s the roster can be utilized effec- against the Demon Deacons, Although Abigail made Coach Eve Rackham began to aggressiveness and defensive coaching can be challenging tively. But the system doesn’t recording his first two solo the Plano West Senior High recruit them. Once they both expertise. because she’s so competitive. work if the two setters are out tackles and his lone pass School varsity team as a were on campus together, it But they eventually real- “She was so successful as a of sync. Abigail said she and breakup of the season. first-year, Crystal said she was easy to see they were at ized the competition was player here so it’s her school Jordyn have discovered how to But operating from his didn’t receive as much atten- odds with one another. detrimental to the team and too and you’re stepping into become more alike. former post, Simmons shined tion from college coaches strove to overcome the com- her shoes, in a sense, so it adds “We both have our talents beyond the stat sheet. as the older players on her ‘Becoming one person’ petition by setting it aside. even more responsibility and and we kind of lean on each “His box score was mod- teams. But Abigail refused Rackham detected a differ- more pressure on you because other,” Abigail said. est, but so was the guy he to settle. Coach Joe Sagula noticed ence immediately. she wants perfection,” she said. Jordyn said they even was guarding,” Warren said. “Her goal is to always play the discord among his set- “It was just so cool to see Jordyn agreed. use their differences as an “When he’s pressed against the toughest volleyball she ters soon after Abigail joined them become really good “She’s a Slytherin,” she said. advantage. a guy all night long and that can play and make the team the team. friends and then, all of a sud- “If you don’t make a play, it’s “We have to kind of mold guy catches two balls, you’ve she plays on better,” Crystal “I think in their first year den, start sharing information like you don’t only let your to each other and maintain had a pretty good night.” said. “The thing that I’m most there was a little bit of com- off the court during timeouts team down but you let her that chemistry and that flow Simmons’ contributions proud of is that every team petition,” Sagula said. “I think and then, all of a sudden, they down too because she put the on the court,” she said. extended beyond the defense, she goes to, she makes better.” they were both trying to be were kind of becoming one banners up there.” as his ever-excellent special Jordyn engrossed her- good. They respected each person and really working for ‘Unsung heroes’ teams play was evident. and with each other,” she said. A fine-tuned system “He’s done a great job. He’s The pair’s importance to still playing in every game,” Wanting perfection Sagula, in his 26th season the team has not been lost on head Coach Larry Fedora said. as the Tar Heels’ head coach, Rackham, who said the setters’ “He’s been on all our spe- To the Rackham, who played set- originally implemented a 6-2 performances often determine cial teams, he’s a starter on ter for UNC from 1999-2002, system — which utilizes two the outcome of matches. special teams. He’s a contrib- UNC Community joined the coaching staff in setters at once — to maximize In 2014, both setters were utor to this football team.” 2009 and was promoted to the strengths of his team. voted as the “unsung heroes” Like Simmons before, assistant head coach in 2013. During her first year, Jordyn of the team. UNC’s two suspended cor- She grew close to Jordyn played in a 6-2 system. Once “They don’t get a lot of nerbacks will get a second 15% and Abigail during each of Abigail arrived, Sagula saw the attention, they don’t get the chance to reclaim their prior their recruitments, and main- talent in both. awards from the media and roles. Hughes was reinstated tains those relationships as a He wanted to play a 6-2 that sort of thing, but our Wednesday and will play Discount coach. system again, assuring playing system doesn’t run and we are Saturday against Virginia, Rackham noticed the tal- time for each and requiring the not successful without what while Stewart is slated to ent Jordyn and Abigail held two to be similar for the team they do,” Rackham said. return Thursday against soon after they began playing to succeed. Often, a casual fan watch- Pittsburgh. As for his own role at UNC. She said they didn’t “We are different setters ing a match will confuse one in the secondary, Simmons is require much work on vol- and so we’ve had to try to for the other. Sagula said unsure how his play Saturday leyball fundamentals. She and learn how to be one because sometimes announcers will will impact his future. But in Sagula focused on instructing (Jordyn’s) tempo is always even mistake the two. Warren’s defense — which And that’s just what the prides performance over prec- coaches want. Ideally, the two edent — a starter’s mentality players will be so in unison in practice could elevate the that observers won’t notice senior to his previous position. any difference once one leaves “Every game of the season, UNC UNC Women’sWomen’s BasketballBasketball TeamTeam and the other enters. the guys that start are the guys Volleyball brought them that do the best work that Beer Pairing Dinner together. They should have week in practice,” Warren said. holding been competitors. 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SCHEDULE MEN’S TENNIS: N.C. State Tournament, all day Friday MEN’S SOCCER: UNC v. Louisville, 5 p.m. Friday FOOTBALL: UNC v. Virginia, 3:30 p.m. Saturday SportsFriday WOMEN’S SOCCER: UNC v. Clemson, 1 p.m. Sunday From competitors to close confidants The two setters use their differences to their advantage

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From the most unlikely of sources, a friendship blossomed. Junior setter Abigail Curry arrived in Chapel Hill as a first-year to join a North Carolina volleyball team with an already-established sophomore setter, Jordyn Schnabl. Jordyn, now a senior, and Abigail play the same position and are only a year apart. They pitted themselves against each other, both vying to win the starting setter position. But Jordyn and Abigail were able to forge a flourishing friendship out of the jealousy that once permeated their relationship. “You know they’re besties,” said Jordyn’s mother, Laura Schnabl. The two are rarely seen apart. But this was not always the case.

Different setter, paths Crystal Curry, Abigail’s mother, said her daughter began her volleyball DTH/SARAH DWYER North Carolina setters Jordyn Schnabl (left) and Abigail Curry accounted for 88 percent of sets and 35 percent of service aces for the Tar Heels in the 2014 season. SEE SETTERS, PAGE 4 UNC’s Malik Sophomores expected to step up for Tar Heels Theo Pinson (left) and Justin Jackson (right) will take on increased roles for a North Carolina Simmons is basketball team with high hopes. Read more in The Daily Tar Heel’s basketball tab on Nov. 13. next man up Simmons sidelined for the Tar The senior cornerback Heels’ first two games of 2015. resumed his starting After serving his suspen- sion, he returned to the role on Saturday. field — but the next man up assumed his place. By C Jackson Cowart “I definitely missed the Assistant Sports Editor game,” Simmons said. “Being on suspension and being Next man up. Regardless benched, I definitely missed it.” of role, prepare for the unex- But the senior prepared for pected. Practice like a starter, the unexpected and practiced even from the second-unit. like a starter, even from the Cliched, sure. Contrived, second-unit. Any second, dur- perhaps. But to North ing the game, during the week PINSON JACKSON Carolina cornerback Malik — his number could be called. Simmons, the age-old adages Just two days before UNC’s Minutes per game 12.5 26.7 couldn’t ring truer. 50-14 win over Wake Forest, “Oh, it’s real,” he said. “Any two cornerbacks — sophomore second, during the game, dur- M.J. Stewart and first-year Points per game 2.8 10.7 ing the week — it’s as real as Mike Hughes — were sus- it gets.” pended indefinitely following For Simmons, reality set in misdemeanor assault charges. Assists per game 1.5 2.3 before the season started. Without Stewart, the team With a strong showing in leader in interceptions and the spring, the senior set his passes defensed, the short- sights on a starting spot in the handed Tar Heels were in Rebounds per game 3.0 3.7 secondary. But two misde- meanor charges in July kept SEE SIMMONS, PAGE 4 SOURCE: UNC ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT DTH/LANGSTON TAYLOR

THE LOWDOWN ON DTH PICKS OF THE WEEK SATURDAY’S GAME The DTH sports staff and one celebrity guest compete to pick the winners Virginia at North Carolina of the biggest ACC and national college football games each week. 3:30 p.m. Kenan Stadium The baseball great Satchel Paige once Ulrich, who has put together an impressive Powell Latimer is this 2-4, 1-1 ACC 5-1, 2-0 ACC said: “Don’t look back. Something might 21-6 record over the past three weeks, said week’s guest picker. He be gaining on you.” he has zeroed in on the top spot. is a former sports editor HEAD-TO-HEAD Apparently Senior Writer Brendan Marks “You and that lead can’t hide in Spain and currently covers the has never heard of this quote. As we enter forever,” Ulrich declared brazenly. ACC for the Greensboro UNC front Virginia has not run the ball well seven this season, with only 673 yards week eight of picks, what was once an Riding right behind the top three sits News & Record. as a team. UNC’s run defense is its astounding lead for Marks has shriveled the shape-shifting guest picker spot, vs. Virginia Achilles’ heel, but it should be up down to a one game margin. which overcame a downright horrid 4-5 41-22. Lagging behind those lagging behind rush to the task Saturday. EDGE: UNC Behind him, fellow Senior Writer Carlos performance from News and Observer is Assistant Sports Editor C Jackson Cowart, Collazo and Assistant Sports Editor Logan reporter Andrew Carter to genuinely make whose 7-2 record this past week wasn’t UNC The UNC pass defense is ranked Ulrich are licking their chops. everyone below it in the rankings feel bad enough to pull him out of the well. secondary third in the nation and returns standout first-year Mike Hughes “Have you ever seen a jaguar stalk its about themselves. “I’d think twice before doubting a pre- vs. Virginia from suspension this week. prey?” Collazo exclaimed. And by everyone, we mean Sports Editor season favorite,” Cowart said. “C stands for pass EDGE: UNC “Just ask Brendan about what it’s like Pat James and Assistant Sports Editor Jeremy comeback.” after this week. He’ll tell you all about it.” Vernon, who both lag behind the pack with a Lassie isn’t coming to save you, C. Virginia is nothing special Virginia front against the run, ranking 61st in Pat Carlos Brendan C Jackson Logan Jeremy Powell seven the nation, and will be starting vs. UNC rush freshman linebacker Eric Gallon James Collazo Marks Cowart Ulrich Vernon Latimer for the first half. EDGE: UNC Record to date 41-22 43-20 44-19 39-24 43-20 41-22 42-21 Virginia at UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC Clemson at Miami Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson Clemson The Tar Heels shredded the pre- Virginia sec- viously stout Wake Forest pass Duke at Virginia Tech Duke Duke Duke Duke Duke Virginia Tech Duke defense, putting up 326 yards Florida State at Georgia Tech Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State ondary vs. UNC pass through the air. Virginia is ranked Tennessee at Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama Alabama 96th against the pass. EDGE: UNC Texas A&M at Ole Miss Texas A&M Ole Miss Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Texas A&M Utah at USC Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Utah Texas Tech at Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma Oklahoma The Bottom Line — UNC 41, Virginia 26 Washington at Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford Stanford COMPILED BY LOGAN ULRICH 6 Friday, October 23, 2015 Arts & Entertainment The Daily Tar Heel UNC student connects with local, global audiences work he pours into Sunshine vocabulary that is more effec- The sophomore Faces never receives the tive,” Rawlings said. dream pop artist will reward of a good grade. Still, Michael Purello, a friend the satisfaction of writing and fan of Rawlings, agreed. perform tonight. and performing his music “He’s maintaining the lyr- has been remarkable in its ics he’s using in his produced By Emily Perry own right. recordings, and those are Staff Writer “There’s an immediate definitely something any realization of having done teenager or college student Sophomore Noah something worthwhile when could relate to,” he said. Rawlings embarked on his you can put out music,” he While Rawlings produces dream pop musical journey said. his recorded music in his bed- the summer before his first He hears positive feedback room by himself, he makes year at UNC. For the most on his music from listeners the dream pop sound come part, the experience has all over the world. In the past alive in his shows. Purello been as magical as the name two years, he’s received emails said Rawlings’ live perfor- suggests. from fans in Brazil and con- mances are exciting. Rawlings’ band Sunshine nected with radio stations Connecting with college Faces, named for the lyr- and music labels in France audiences secured him a ics of an alternative-rock and Spain. spot at the NCMA College song, is gaining recogni- That kind of feedback, he Night. Harriet Hoover, coor- tion beyond Chapel Hill. In said, would never come from dinator of teen and college addition to a growing global writing a 10-page paper that programs, first heard about COURTESY OF RACHEL BRIDGES audience, the group also only his professor would read. Sunshine Faces through Sophomore comparative literature major Noah Rawlings’ band Sunshine Faces will perform tonight. has a strong regional col- It’s this ability of art to a UNC student on the lege following and will per- transcend boundaries — geo- museum’s College Advisory that’s certainly a goal of this dance performances by East night. form tonight at the North graphic, cultural and other- Council. event — to make this muse- Carolina University and “It sounds sort of trite, Carolina Museum of Art’s wise — that draws Rawlings She liked what she heard um a really fun and relevant William Peace University maybe,” Rawlings said. “But College Night in Raleigh at to it. and invited Sunshine Faces to place for people to gather, and and fashion creations by N.C. 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UNC Community STARPOINT STARPOINT STARPOINT STORAGE STORAGE STORAGE NEED NEED STORAGESTORAGE SPACE?SPACE? Safe, Secure, Climate Controlled SERVICE DIRECTORY Hwy Hwy 15-50115-501 SouthSouth && SmithSmith LevelLevel RoadRoad ( 91 9 ) 942-6666 Religious Directory Sundays 10:00 and 11:45 Presbyterian EPISCOPAL CAMPUS MINISTRY The Varsity Theatre Campus Join us for dinner & fellowship! Ministry Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. [email protected] • 919-967-2311 110 Henderson St., Chapel Hill • Thursdays Fellowship dinner Sundays at 10:30am & program 5:45-8 PM Creekside Elementary • Weekly small groups • Sunday Worship at our six local 5321 Ephesus Church A Parish in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina a new church with a Partner Churches. Rd, Durham, NC 27707 mission: to love Chapel Hill Student Chaplain - The Rev. Tambria Lee with the Heart of Jesus • Trips to the NC mountains & coast as well ([email protected]) as annual spring break mission opportunities. allgather.org 304 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC www.uncpcm.com 919.797.2884 (919)929-2193 | www.thechapelofthecross.org lovechapelhill.com The Daily Tar Heel News Friday, October 23, 2015 7 Congress may give students money for new sport: Spikeball By Jamie Gwaltney ball is bounced off the net, it members are welcome to play to the game and use it to Staff Writer is in the other team’s posses- against one another. The club bring people together, espe- sion. If a team is unable to also tries to hold tournaments cially for new UNC students One of UNC’s newest clubs successfully hit the ball into once a month, Ciampa said. who are trying to get involved is hoping to grow with the the net, the other team gets Since the club was created with campus activities. help of Student Congress. a point and the first team to this year, UNC Spikeball has “It’s really cool to be a part UNC Spikeball Club asked earn 21 points wins. been focusing on gaining of Spikeball club right now the finance committee of Junior Nick Ciampa, chief membership, Ciampa said. because we are starting and Student Congress for money operations officer of the club, However, he said they have people want to see it grow and to purchase more equipment was inspired to create the club many goals for the club, like they want to help in whatever to support its growing organi- when he received a Spikeball becoming a club sport at UNC way they can,” Jahn said. zation Tuesday. set for his birthday last year. and playing other universities. UNC Spikeball Club’s Priyesh Krishnan, chair- He said he started play- The co-presidents of the equipment is owned by mem- person of the Congress’ ing with his suitemates and club are Patrick Jahn and bers, but new equipment finance committee, said the friends. They decided to form Corey Emerick. Jahn and bought with Student Congress committee recommended a club not only as a way to Ciampa were roommates last money will be owned by allocating $400 to the orga- share the sport, but also to year and became interested Student Congress. Krishnan DTH FILE/COURTNEY JACOBS nization, but the full Congress create a community around it. in the game when Ciampa said this will make it easier UNC juniors (from left to right) Patrick Jahn, Seth Bollenbecker will have to vote on the issue. “A big goal we had when we received the Spikeball set for for the club to continue after and Drew MacLennan play a game of Spikeball on Hooker Fields. Two teams play Spikeball, set out was to teach people the his birthday. older members graduate. with two players on each game and of course have peo- Jahn said the sport is fun “The Student Congress likes Krishnan said it’s very like- asking for, but what it is for team. Each team is allowed ple meet each other and form for people of all ages and all to fund things like this because ly the club will get the money. and how it affects the student to hit the ball three times, but friend groups,” Ciampa said. levels of experience. they are investing for many “The committee doesn’t body,” he said. the third hit has to be into the The club holds open play Jahn said the goal of the years, no matter who runs (the necessarily only consider the trampoline-like net. Once the every Friday, where club club was to introduce people club),” Krishnan said. amount the organization is [email protected]

8,500 square-foot innova- people want to be,” Folt said. the mission of the University,” making sure it’s consistent “I hope the public shares DEVELOPMENT tion lab, studio and theatre, Folt said this is an example she said. with what the city wants,” my excited anticipation,” FROM PAGE 1 which will be run by Carolina of a win-win project. Atlanta-based Cousins said Larry Gellerstedt, presi- Nelson said. “This is the kind space than we’ve ever seen Performing Arts. “This really is an example Properties will oversee the dent and CEO of Cousins of a project that downtowns downtown,” she said. “I think probably everyone of how our University can commercial leasing. Properties and UNC graduate. all over America would wish Carolina Square will would agree with me, that leverage all of the enthusiasm, “We partnered with the With diverse features, for, and we are lucky enough embrace artistic opportuni- when you bring art and per- excitement and expertise of University, so we have been the partners involved with to have it.” ties through The Core at formance into a place, you the private sector to achieve working with them seven Carolina Square hope everyone @kianamcole Carolina Square, an almost always make it a place where something that can support years developing the plan, will feel invited into the space. [email protected]

higher education research good position to succeed. is one of the nation’s small- Pell Grant recipients are going lection. PELL GRANTS and data analytics at The “Our six-year Pell Grant est, around 5 percent, with 91 to schools that don’t serve He said, however, these FROM PAGE 1 Education Trust. graduation rate for the 2008 percent of students who don’t them well. Non-Pell Grant problems will persist because Pell Grants graduate at lower According to data UNC’s cohort was almost 87 per- receive Pell Grants graduating recipients fare a lot better.” so many Pell Grant recipients rates than those who do not. Office of Scholarship and cent, one of the highest in the in six years in 2008. Nichols said he expects the attend institutions with grad- “People need to know what Student Aid has collected, country,” he said. Nichols noted systemic bar- NSLDS data to improve by uation rates far lower than the outcomes are for students Eric Johnson, assistant direc- The disparity in graduation riers Pell Grant recipients face. 2019, as the Department of than UNC’s. who receive this money,” said tor, said he believes UNC Pell rate between Pell recipients “We have a system that Education makes changes to Andrew Nichols, director of recipients are in a relatively and non-Pell recipients at UNC perpetuates inequalities. Most the system and their data col- [email protected]

As great as McCauley’s leaving to go to Chapel Hill,” they had, and I was an in-state extra motivation than I would N.C. State or UVa.-Virginia RIVALRY drive was to defeat the Bly said. kid,” he said. “Everybody just say it gave Carolina.” Tech. But the main way the FROM PAGE 1 Cavaliers, the animosity But perhaps no player assumed I was going to UVa. rivalry can get on the map is The recruiting trail between the schools has been faced more judgment for Eventually the tide changed. Getting on the map for both teams to return to most evident on the recruit- choosing the Tar Heels over One day I woke up and I national prominence. As a high school football ing trail linked between the Cavaliers more so than wanted to play basketball.” Minnesota and Wisconsin, “Once these programs player at Garden City High North Carolina and Virginia. Ronald Curry. Curry ultimately flipped who have met 124 times since generate more wins, better School in Garden City, New Nine players on UNC’s cur- his commitment to North 1890, are the only programs starts and winning records at York, all Don McCauley want- rent roster are from Virginia, The traitor Carolina. UVa. fans labeled in FBS history who will have the end of they year,” Bly said, ed to do was follow the path of including redshirt senior him a traitor. met more than UNC and “Then that’s something people his role model, Frank Quayle. offensive guard Landon They call him Benedict “I turned my back on UVa. after Saturday’s game. would look at toward the end Quayle, a running back Turner. Ronald. my home state,” said Curry, With both playing in a con- of the season with an asterisk at UVa, from 1966 to 1968, “I want to beat those As a two-sport start at who was 1-3 in his football ference dominated by basket- beside it, like, ‘Man, this is a graduated from Garden City Virginia teams because obvi- Hampton High School in career against the Cavaliers. ball, some former players say game I need to watch.’” a few years before McCauley ously I didn’t choose to stay in Hampton, Virginia, Curry “It added the fire to it, and it’ll be hard for the rivalry to @patjames24 and went on to a historic state,” Turner said. was considered by many to it gave UVa. a little bit more reach the same level as UNC- [email protected] career with the Cavaliers. “They’re obviously not that be the nation’s top football All McCauley wanted to happy about that, and I know prospect and one of the best do was attend UVa. But when people I played with in high basketball prospects in 1998. ‘The Quest’ of a lifetime the Cavaliers didn’t recruit school who play for those The Tar Heels and Self- proclaimed geek him, he chose to go to UNC. teams.” Cavaliers were frontrunners Jim Curry opens up about “It always kind of bothered Some of the Tar Heels’ best for Curry. And in the fall of his time on ABC series “The me that that’s the school and all-time football players are his senior year, he committed games Quest.” See pg. 3 for story. originally I wanted to follow from Virginia. Among the to UVa. © 2015 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. in Frank’s footsteps, and they top players who left the state But UNC continued to Long story short were not interested in me,” said to attend North Carolina pursue Curry. And while the Level: 1 2 3 4 McCauley, who played running are Hall of Fame linebacker North Carolina men’s basket- Aspiring screenwriters back for the Tar Heels from Lawrence Taylor, running ball coaching staff tried to flip and playwrights have the 1968 to 1970 and was a two- back Amos Lawrence and his commitment, he said the Complete the grid chance to put their work to time ACC Player of the Year. so each row, column the stage. Read more online. three-time first-team All- Cavaliers weren’t as aggressive. and 3-by-3 box (in “I had an added incentive American cornerback Dre Bly. “UVa., I think they thought bold borders) contains against Virginia for them to “The state of Virginia prob- they had it locked because of every digit 1 to 9. Surviving scary movies remember me.” ably still don’t forgive me for the school I went to, the ties Solution to Scared of scary movies? Thursday’s puzzle Our scary movie guru’s got cal ideologies of board mem- North Carolina, a nonpar- you covered. See Tar Heel Life PRESIDENT bers, the turmoil of the con- tisan transparency-focused Hacks blog for survival tips. FROM PAGE 1 voluted selection process has organization, said there are education institutions ... but garnered more headlines than questions surrounding who Dad dancing with Drake find it difficult to piece the the potential candidates. has the authority to select the See our favorite dad-danc- puzzle together.” “There’s a musical chairs president. ing-Drake parodies based Spellings said in 2005, she of constituents out there in “Clearly, there need to on the musician’s “Hotline intended to use NCLB as a the university system that all be some decisions made to Bling.” See Medium blog. model for higher education want different things,” said make sure this mess, as I’m accountability. board member Marty Kotis. calling it, doesn’t happen The former secretary also Association of Student again,” he said. has no apparent ties to North Government President Zack And those future decisions, Carolina, which would make King said most of the infor- Gates said, will be tainted her the second UNC-system mation about the search by this board’s decision to president — alongside the has come from “leaked exclude the people of North only other female presi- documents or emails from the Carolina from this process. dent Molly Broad, who led media.” He said it’s similar to California State University The emergency meeting UNC-CH’s athletic-academic before coming to UNC — where Spellings was seen was scandal in terms of the long- from outside the state. called with less than 48 hours term consequences. dailytar hfined ea jlo.bc •o bumy a/ cocuclha •s sselli yfoiuer cdars But Paul Gates, faculty sen- notice. No official vote was “This is the same thing, ate chair at Appalachian State taken, The (Raleigh) News & just a different set of circum- University, said Spellings’ thin Observer reported. stances.” experience in higher education But Kotis said the board can Phillips said the university is more concerning than her take unofficial votes. He con- system’s questionable future (C)2015 Tribune Media Services, Inc. status as an “outsider.” firmed the board has met with is exactly what’s so disturbing. Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle All rights reserved. one candidate and received the “It appears the board is A broken board names of three others. irreparably fractured.” ACROSS 59 Lethargy cause perhaps 41 Colorful tropical Bob Phillips, executive @h_fowl 1 Locale of TV’s Krusty 60 One assessing sentiment 24 Panasonic headquarters perennial Krab restaurant 61 Digital image format city 43 Clearasil target Despite the similar politi- director of Common Cause [email protected] 7 “The Hitch-Hiker” 62 It keeps the team together 25 Staircase support 44 Guys director Lupino 63 Calculating 26 Southwestern community 45 Mrs. Miller’s partner in a 10 Meatless lasagna 64 Studio equipment 27 No. twos 1971 Altman film ingredient, perhaps 28 Perennial political debate 49 Scribbles 14 “I wanna go too!” DOWN subject 50 Hamilton’s undoing 15 Presumed threats to letter 1 Companion to Artemis 29 Priest in 1 Samuel 51 Modest sentence GoGo Heels!Heels! carriers 2 Simplicity 30 N.T. book written by 52 November honorees Go Heels! 17 “ ... according to my 3 Related Paul 53 Rylan of “Guiding abilities” 4 2014 Best Rock Album 31 Soothing applications Light” 18 Half, statistically Grammy winner 32 Add to the family 54 Currency of Iran 19 Familiar material, on the 5 Spring (from) 36 “What a piece of work is 55 Doesn’t shut up base? 6 Mean a __!”: Hamlet 56 Le Carré figure 21 __ loss 7 Teen __ 37 Legendary fighter 57 Ply with flowers and 22 The Hammer of baseball 8 “And there you have it!” 38 Broadway flier chocolate 26 Backbone of capitalism, 9 Old 40 Coins of old Venice 58 JFK was one on the base? 10 Problem for a conductor 31 Natural mole fur hue wannabe 33 Balm source 11 1930s-’40s slugger 34 Hand analog 12 Limited 35 Fruity quaffs 13 Mil. morale booster 36 “Actions speak louder 16 Oaf than words,” e.g. 20 Lacking color 38 Short pooch, for short 23 Best for consumption, 39 It’s hardly a smash 40 Lowlands feature 41 __ metabolism 42 Disciplinary action, on the base? 46 Undemonstrative Downtown Chapel Hill sort 942-PUMP Mon-Wed 11:30 am - 11:00 pm 47 Med. recording 106 W. Franklin St. Thu-Sat 11:30 am - 11:30 pm 48 Important find, (Next to He’s Not Here) on the base? Sun Noon - 11:00 pm 56 Cleaned, in a www.yogurtpump.com way 8 Friday, October 23, 2015 Opinion The Daily Tar Heel

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EDITORIAL CARTOON By Jamal Rogers, [email protected] FEATURED ONLINE READER COMMENT “You knew something was fishy at the time in your minor, but you said nothing when it Chiraayu Gosrani might have made a difference?” “It’s Nothing Personal” tjgUNC, on a UNC graduate who took an AFAM class with athletes Senior economics and global stud- ies major from Fuquay Varina. Email: [email protected] LETTERS TO Kvetching board™ THE EDITOR kvetch: Urban v.1 (Yiddish) to complain How to handle the How about instead of out- pro-confederate rally sourcing the Student Stores, we outsource whoever’s in renewal TO THE EDITOR: charge of eduroam? It has come to our attention that local pro- So I’m a new student here, is Black Confederate groups are and I know Halloween is a planning to rally on our pretty huge deal, so I’ve gotta campus this Sunday know: does UNC decorate the removal around the Silent Sam campus to celebrate? I won- statue. der if they dress Silent Sam up he Orange County We feel the need to let like a spooky ghost! Board of Commissioners the student body and com- To my roommate who stole T voted last week against EDITORIAL munity know of this pro- and sold my stuff on eBay: inclusive housing. Despite pub- spective rally in an effort Good luck in court. P.S. lic outcry, the commissioners to keep you all informed Happy birthday! passed a bond referendum that and to help ensure that no included $120 million for edu- Spell it out student is caught off guard Apparently the refs at the cation and only $5 million for by the surge in activity UNC-Wake game think catch- affordable housing. surrounding the statue. ing the football is the sign for Margaret Spellings week in an attempt to avoid to address these concerns. signaling a fair catch. As a chapter leader for getting Spellings’ name in And this is not the only As much as we respect Students for Education Reform the public eye. legitimate concern about and uphold the right of I was sitting at a table next must defend her to this annoying, loud girl at UNC, I understand the dire If there was any seri- Spellings. Clearly she is an all students and outside need for education funding. record in public. speakers to freely express for an hour and a half, and But I was appalled by the poor ous consideration of other accomplished woman, but their views on this cam- when she got up to leave I awareness of the connections argaret Spellings, candidates for the job, the the signature policy of the pus, we must be mindful noticed she was wearing a between housing affordabil- the former U.S. public hasn’t heard about U.S. education department that malicious words and Dance Marathon sweatshirt ity and education access, and M Secretary of it, and as recently as last while she was secretary, actions can cause serious — figures. also a broader assault on low- Education and leading week, neither had some the No Child Left Behind harm to others. Daily Tar Heel, hang your income communities of color. candidate for UNC-system members of the Board of Act, is widely regarded as It is our priority to make head in shame. No men- Housing prices in areas of president, would be a Governors. This runs con- a failure. sure every student feels tion of Switzer’s heads-up, downtown Durham have risen troubling choice for the trary to the board’s state- Spellings also has little and is safe on our campus. EPIC punt return! THE FAIR nearly 500 percent in the past job. Even so, students, fac- ment promising to follow direct experience in higher If you encounter these CATCH THAT NEVER WAS! decade, pricing out historically ulty and residents of North the legislation sitting on education besides a turn protests on campus this Hopeless romantics, let’s Black communities in neigh- Carolina — and even some the governor’s desk requir- on the board of the for- weekend, we ask that you shed some tears! borhoods such as the Hayti respect their fundamen- Board of Governors mem- ing consideration of at profit online University district. In downtown Raleigh tal right to express their To The Daily Tar Heel writer young, mostly white and upper bers — have barely had least three candidates. of Phoenix. She also beliefs and encourage you who wrote that James middle class professionals have enough time to even begin But back to the worries served as namesake of the to exercise yours. But do so Michael McAdoo was the displaced Black residents in to vet her for the job. about homophobia. Commission on the Future peacefully, embracing the “big man with four names”: the city’s southeast. The board should According to reporting of Higher Education, motto of our University: What’s up with that? Meanwhile, the “revitaliza- delay its decision until by Lisa de Moraes, a col- which, while admirably Lux Libertas. People that work at 7-Eleven tion” of Rosemary Street and the public has the chance umnist for The Washington advancing goals of afford- Throughout our admin- stores must be the smartest influx of student residents have to examine Spellings’ Post, Spellings sent a letter ability and accessibility, istration, we have stood by people in the world. They caused housing prices and qualifications for the job, to PBS CEO Pat Mitchell in is also associated with students and the circum- always seem to know what rent in the historically Black and she has a chance to 2005 warning to not air an promoting metrics for stances of this weekend you need, no matter what it Northside community to rise defend the disturbing episode of a children’s show accountability that are not are no different. We will is that you ask for. astronomically. This has been a parts of her record. because it featured a seg- accepted as gospel. continue on in our focus It’s decided! I’m going prominent talking point for all toward building a safe and The public has known ment including gay parents The public deserves a as Pam Hemminger for town council and mayoral can- inclusive community for Halloween. didates. Chapel Hill Downtown about Spellings’ potential living together. more complete debate all students. Partnership Executive to be the next UNC-system “Many parents would about these issues before Kvetches so dull since the Director Meg McGurk said, president for just over a not want their young Spellings is named UNC- Houston Summers Class of 2015 left. I guess if “Development can change the week. In that time, seri- children exposed to the system president. The Student Body President we were as good at getting composition of a street when ous concerns over her lack life-styles portrayed in this board is asking the public jobs as we were at being you bring feeling to it.” of experience working in episode,” Spellings wrote in to trust its decision- funny, we wouldn’t be in our DTH election guide underwear watching Drake Let’s get one thing straight, university systems and her the letter. She also implied making, but given the used old information dance all day. “changing the composi- seeming intolerance toward PBS was in danger of los- series of embarrassing and tion” and “bringing feeling” the LGBT community have ing federal funding due to ill-conceived decisions TO THE EDITOR: All these complaints about are phrases coated in white been put forward. a lack of accountability. the board has made in its I was disappointed in this year’s Kvetching Board is supremacy and reference an And this is all just in a This is certainly not recent existence, the pub- today’s Daily Tar Heel elec- proof that literally everyone overtly violent and racialized tion guide, particularly the is a critic. process of uprooting Black week, too much time by the acceptable behavior in any lic has little reason to trust outdated candidate fund- Board of Governors’ stan- context from a policy lead- the board with important Why does Hamilton only communities — gentrification. raising totals. have two elevators? I refuse The processes of gentrifica- dards, apparently — report- er. The public deserves decisions without a robust Just like the Chapel Hill ing by Jane Stancill of the an explanation. But if public debate first. to walk to the fifth floor, and tion are rooted in the insidious News, the DTH used out- I also refuse to wait 30 min- failings of racial capitalism. (Raleigh) News & Observer Spellings is coronated The board should delay dated information rather utes for a ride. That is the real Capitalism functions upon suggests they called their today, there will be little its decision. This is not than take the time to call or reason I have a zero in my growth, and when this growth emergency meeting last opportunity for Spellings what democracy looks like. email candidates to inquire POLI 100 class. is not realized, the private and about fundraising. public sectors attempt to sta- As a result, the readers As a pencil enthusiast, I am bilize the system through the of the DTH were misin- deeply troubled by the lack collection of capital “rent.” formed because of lazy of pencil sharpeners on this Over the past four decades, EDITORIAL reporting. As a previous campus. capital accumulation has cre- graduate of the Journalism F*ck this hot weather. And ated a “surplus,” socially dis- School, I can tell you that by hot, I mean anything at placed humanity deemed in Conscious study abroad this type of journalism or above 70 degrees. need of control. Gentrification would have received an F Do not complain about peo- is thus an exploitation of the in my day. ple who are out registering cultural studies programs. the opportunity to explore urban rent gaps resulting from UNC should teach In the future, please do voters, complain about the exclusionary zoning, white These areas of study the dynamics and lasting some reporting and don’t people who do not register. flight and disenfranchisement. traveling students deal with issues surround- effects of U.S. international rely on information collect- Following the decay of the ing international relations, relations on other nations. ed by a government agency I refuse to go to Campus manufacturing sector, urban historical context. 6-8 weeks ago. Health, it should do home a topic that can easily However, the insti- visits. revitalization, including specu- NC’s study abroad become a vacuum within a tutionalization of this For the record, Adam lation in Northside, has oper- programs are classroom environment. project is necessary due Jones for Town Council Let us all take a moment of ated as a component of this ill- has raised over $7,500 relatively extensive This is especially true to the importance of his- silence for all those affected fated rent-seeking machine. U and spent over $6,500 on by the current pumpkin and also responsible for Gentrification results from for subjects regarding U.S. torically analyzing U.S. a website, yard signs and shortage — fall is not fall not just racist development the 28 percent of under- foreign policy and makes foreign policy events and print ads, including some without pumpkins. practices, but also from an graduate students in it imperative that this pro- their outcomes in order to in the DTH. Hey DTH letter-writers, imagining of Black communi- the College of Arts and gram be enacted, as the better grapple with future A simple email a day quit endorsing the wrong ties as pathological, criminal Sciences who decide to hegemonic order anchored international ordeals. or two prior to your guide people for Chapel Hill Town and in need of control and supplement their academ- by the U.S. has led to its To reinforce the necessity would have made it much Council. Some of those dispulsion. The myths of black- ic careers with an interna- involvement in a variety of of levelheaded, informed better with up to date and people are crazy. on-black crime and black-on- tional expedition. international conflicts as diplomacy, one only needs accurate information. white violence have buttressed This board supports the Send your one-to-two early as the 19th century. to look at the geopolitical sentence entries to an unparalleled rise in policing, study abroad programs Furthermore, being tensions currently at play in Adam W. Jones surveillance and mass incar- [email protected], and their various benefits given the ability to learn the Middle East. Candidate for Chapel ceration against Black com- Hill Town Council subject line ‘kvetch.’ munities for the sole purpose of to the student body. about lesser-known rela- That being said, the constructing racial boundaries. But it would serve the tionships between foreign safety of UNC students is James Baldwin quipped in school well if it developed countries and the U.S. of the utmost importance. SPEAK OUT 1963, “Urban renewal means a program specifically for while studying abroad Therefore, like all study negro removal,” and today it critically examining the would allow students to abroad programs, the WRITING GUIDELINES remains a telling assessment lasting effects of United learn the requisite course University should consult • Please type. Handwritten letters will not be accepted. of the processes underway States foreign policy on sov- material, while also mak- the U.S. State Department • Sign and date. No more than two people should sign letters. in downtown Chapel Hill, • Students: Include your year, major and phone number. ereign nations, especially ing their own judgments about the level of safety • Faculty/staff: Include your department and phone number. Durham and Raleigh. 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