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126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 2019 VOLUME 127, ISSUE 33 MACK LIKE HE NEVER LEFT DTH PHOTO ILLUSTRATION/JEFFREY SHUTTER Mack Brown is about to said in an email. “He gave off an mind after meeting him what we many lives, and now these guys are among other places — the whole amazingly warm and genuine feeling.” were gonna do.” all coming back to say thank you. time, he stayed in touch with Brown. begin his second stint as In the football hotbed of Austin, There’s nothing better.” “He said, ‘One day, you’re gonna UNC head coach. good feelings are nice – but like an ressed in a Carolina Blue According to those close to him, work with me. Not work for me, old pickup truck in the Texan desert, hat, Carolina Blue shorts, that’s what Brown missed the most work with me,’” Thigpen said. By Ryan Wilcox they only go so far. Dand a white collared shirt, — being around young people, That eventually happened, too. Sports Editor Brown produced results too, Kevin Negandhi sat on his suitcase in affecting their lives in a positive way. Thigpen is now the co-defensive stringing together nine consecutive the lobby of Kenan Football Center. Now armed with a new coordinator and inside linebackers hen he hired Mack 10-win seasons and an epic Rose Bowl It was 9 a.m. on a Saturday. understanding of the press from the coach for the Tar Heels, having been Brown in 1997 to lead win in 2006 to seal a national title. The SportsCenter anchor and inside out — “A lot of coaches are retained from the previous regime Whis football program, It is still, probably, the best college ESPN studio host wasn’t there on miserable and they think the media’s when Brown was hired. DeLoss Dodds already knew what football game of the century. But the business, however. He was there to after them,” he said, “and that has Three decades later, Thigpen still he was getting. result isn’t the only thing Bianco catch up with Mack Brown. nothing to do with it” – Brown remembers what his parents told Dodds, then the athletics director remembers. Brown had a message to “Just to see how my friend’s doing,” decided to return to Chapel Hill. him about Brown: “You’re not gonna at Texas, first crossed paths with players after the win: don’t make this Negandhi said. “That’s it.” “I’m never convinced a coach find anybody that genuine.” Brown when he interviewed for the the best thing in your life. Let this After leaving Texas, Brown signed doesn’t wanna coach,” Lemley said. Now beginning his second stint in job in Atlanta, but he had heard experience make you a better friend, on with ESPN as an analyst, a job “I felt the same with Mack.” Chapel Hill, it turns out that a lot of plenty about the North Carolina a better employee, a better person. he would hold until he returned as the traits that make Brown who he is head coach beforehand. “Wow, in that moment, that was the UNC head coach in November. ommy Thigpen was at are still there. “High expectations,” Dodds said, so powerful,” Bianco wrote. “And to Negandhi worked with Brown for two Potomac High School in He’s still the guy who can work “but he met them.” this day, everyone in that room still years on ESPN’s live college football Virginia when he first met a room, and remember everyone’s It wasn’t just that Brown — now T talks about that.” show on ABC, reacting in real time to Mack Brown in 1988. Armed with names while doing it. 68 years old, back at UNC for a During his run, Brown was maybe every game every Saturday. nothing but his 1-10 record at UNC He’s still the guy who never yells at second time after getting hired in the most important person in the His first impression? “This guy at the time, Brown quickly won over players, according to Thigpen — but November — had willed the Tar state. Eventually, though, he fell can’t be for real.” the Thigpen living room. got choked up in front of the team Heels to a new level of national victim to his own on-field success. “He has such a charm and “When my parents met him,” when Cedric Benson, his former prominence, going 21-3 in his last After an 8-4 regular season, demeanor where you feel like you’ve Thigpen said, “They were like, ‘We player, died this month. two seasons in Chapel Hill. Brown resigned as Texas head coach known him for years,” Negandhi said. don’t care what you do in college, but And he’s still the guy who It was the kind of person he in 2013, later discussing the near- “He led a pretty important that man right there, you can trust.’” wants to make North Carolina a was: genuine, warm, intelligent, as insurmountable expectations he had program, and he’s got a pretty big Thigpen, an All-American championship contender. well equipped as anyone to handle helped create. ring on his hand,” ESPN producer linebacker, decided to trust him, and Make no mistake, though: a lot the spotlight at a place like Texas, “The pressure of that job, the Rob Lemley said. “Despite all that, North Carolina promptly recorded has happened since Brown left UNC. where the job can feel more like a pressure of the media – it’s like a pro he came in and was just really down a second straight one-win season. He won a title and rebuilt a governorship than a coaching gig. job in Austin,” Brown said in July. to earth. The relationship took no But you wouldn’t have known it by powerhouse. He left a historic “I always say everybody has a “He had what I would call not a time to develop.” looking at Brown. program amid immense expectations, flat side,” Dodds said. “I don’t think bad year, but an average year. That Brown’s relationships with “He wasn’t telling us his job was then developed a new understanding Mack has a flat side.” wasn’t good enough,” Dodds said players, though, were always the on the line,” Thigpen recalled. He just of the coach-media dynamic. A few months later, Brown was with a laugh. most special. Both Negandhi and kept saying, ‘We’ve gotta get better, He’s older, yes, but also wiser. being introduced as the Longhorns’ Back in 1997, though, Dodds didn’t Lemley attended a December we’ve gotta get better.’” Mack is back, indeed — except he’s head coach and made sure to greet know that Brown would become the ceremony in New York when Brown Inn Thigpen’s senior year, UNC not the same exact guy. everyone “like they were the only most successful Longhorn coach in was named to the College Football went 9-3 and won the Peach Bowl for “We’re always changing,” Thigpen person in the room.” modern memory. All he knew was Hall of Fame, and saw a throng of the first time in program history. The said. “Nobody ever stays the same. I “He was so welcoming, engaging the gut feeling he got from the man players from all of his stops. Tar Heels had gotten better. know he’s changed for the better.” and patient,” John Bianco, the senior across from him. “‘This is awesome,’” Negandhi Thigpen had coaching stops at @ryantwilcox associate athletic director at Texas, “There was no question in my recalled thinking. “He’s touched so Illinois, Auburn and Tennessee, [email protected]

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2 Friday, August 30, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 125 years of editorial freedom Campus reactions to new UNC Police chief MADDY ARROWOOD By Evely Forte process was then conducted with when then-police chief Perry learned UNC student reactions EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Assistant University Editor applicants by members of the search of the investigation surrounding [email protected] committee, campus stakeholders and Winston, he called Jeanine Ward- Some students at UNC have MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ Last week, interim Chancellor law enforcement. Roof — dean of students in charge expressed concerns that Perry’s MANAGING EDITOR Guskiewicz informed the UNC Once the pool of applicants was of Title IX investigations regarding history at FSU suggests a reputation [email protected] community that David L. Perry will narrowed down, the University sexual assaults — to ask why Kinsman of indifference toward sexual assault EMILY SIEGMUND be stepping in to serve as the new hosted two moderated question-and- had been made aware of the second on campus. ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR assistant vice chancellor and chief answer sessions for its four finalists victim, which had prompted her to Perry’s selection comes during a [email protected] of UNC Police starting Sept. 3. on campus in July. Along with Perry, move forward with her investigation period of time between August to MYAH WARD Perry succeeds Jeff McCracken, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police against Winston. Ashton testified that November known as the “red zone,” DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE former UNC Police chief and director Department Deputy Chief Johnny following that conversation, Ward- during which sexual assault on [email protected] of public safety, and employee of the Jennings, N.C. State University Roof terminated the investigations college campuses is statistically more University for 30 years. McCracken Police Department Field Operations involving Winston in both cases. likely to occur, especially to first-year MAEVE SHEEHEY left the position in July, joining Commander David Kelly and Two weeks after winning the students who identify as female. UNIVERSITY EDITOR former Chancellor Carol Folt, former University of Texas at San Antonio Heisman Trophy and leading his To combat the rise of sexual assault [email protected] UNC-system President Margaret Police Department Chief Gerald team to a national championship, on campus, the Undergraduate ANNA POGARCIC Spellings and former vice chancellor Lewis were in attendance. Winston was called in for testimony Executive Branch of UNC Student CITY, STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR for Student Affairs Winston Crisp, At the sessions, the safety by FSU in early 2014. Winston Government is hosting the Red Zone [email protected] among others, who withdrew from commission, community members, failed to answer questions, so the Initiative, which aims to educate the JESSICA HARDISON positions in UNC leadership. activists and faculty had the investigation was terminated. campus community about affirmative ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR “One of the priorities in our opportunity to confront and engage In Jan. 2016, Florida State settled consent, what it means to be an active [email protected] search was to find someone with a finalists on their thoughts about to pay just under $1 million to bystander and how not to perpetrate. RYAN WILCOX proven track record in community specific issues and campus trends Kinsman, who filed a lawsuit against Malin Curry is a senior majoring SPORTS EDITOR policing and strong experience relevant to UNC. the university for violating her rights in political science who serves as the [email protected] building communication and trust,” under Title IX by mishandling secretary of the UNC Undergraduate Executive Branch of Student AUDREY BURKE Guskiewicz said in an email to the History at FSU her report of sexual assault. The University on Aug. 19. settlement also committed FSU to Government. He works to help JEFFREY SHUTTER Guskiewicz went on to detail Perry comes to UNC after having five years of sexual assault awareness facilitate communication efforts DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITORS the accomplishments Perry has served as police chief at Florida programs and to an annual needed for the project. [email protected] achieved in law enforcement during State University for 14 years where publishing report of the programs. Curry said he hopes that the new BRANDON STANDLEY his 25-year career, including safety he oversaw a police force of 67 sworn Kinsman’s case was highlighted police chief, along with the rest of PHOTO EDITOR initiatives he implemented while officers. UNC currently has a force of in “The Hunting Ground,” a 2015 the administration, will be willing to [email protected] serving as Florida State University’s 53 sworn officers. documentary by Kirby Dick and work together with students who are MOLLY WEISNER campus police chief. In Dec. 2012, Erica Kinsman, a Amy Ziering that shares the stories hoping to enact changes regarding COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER Florida State student at the time, of students who have been raped on safety on campus. [email protected] The search process reported to campus police that she college campuses and face retaliation Kipp Williams is a junior majoring had been raped by an assaulter who in their legal battles. in public policy who serves as one of Mail and Office: 109 E. Franklin St. Shortly after McCracken she identified a month later as Jameis The documentary also featured the Campus Y co-presidents. Williams Chapel Hill, NC 27514 announced his retirement in April, Winston. An unknown second woman UNC graduates Andrea Pino and said Chief Perry not only needs to Maddy Arrowood, editor-in-chief, 962-4086 the selection process was underway. also reported being sexually assaulted listen to students, but also to make Advertising & Business, 962-1163 Annie Clark. In 2013, the two filed News, Features, Sports, 962-0245 An 11-member search committee, by Winston during that time.Winston, a Title IX complaint against the their concerns his priority — especially One copy per person; selected to be representative of cross- now a quarterback for the Tampa Bay University. UNC was found in violation those who are most vulnerable. additional copies may be purchased campus stakeholders, led the efforts in Buccaneers, played football for FSU. of the Title IX anti-discrimination law Williams said he thinks the at The Daily Tar Heel for $.25 each. responsibility for enacting change on Please report suspicious activity at our finding a chief to follow McCracken. As a quarterback for two seasons after a five-year federal investigation. distribution racks by emailing Darrell Jeter, director of University before declaring for the NFL draft, When Perry visited UNC in July university campuses has historically [email protected] Emergency Management and Winston won a Heisman Trophy and as one of the four finalists, he was fallen on student advocates. © 2012 DTH Media Corp. Planning, chaired the committee. Jeter led the Seminoles to a national title. questioned about the FSU scandal. “Ideally, there would be a moment All rights reserved said members from the Campus Safety Although Kinsman reported the “Our officers had a limited role in time when that constant advocacy Commission identified initiatives crime in 2012, FSU did not move in dealing with the victim,” he said. in organizing is not necessary to Are you interested in being they hoped would serve as baseline forward with its investigations in both “Ultimately, it was turned over to make it a livable environment here,” expectations for potential applicants. cases until Oct. 2013 while Winston the Tallahassee Police Department Williams said. “But that’s what we’ve a part of an award-winning The Safety Commission said that continued to play for the university. for review. There were lots of lessons seen in the past, and even if you go college newspaper? an ideal candidate would be engaged In the spring of 2015, Kinsman learned. I can’t say the University did way back to the food workers’ strike with the campus community, sued Winston, accusing him of everything right, but I can tell you that in 1969, the University and police have always tried to stifle students Join The Daily Tar Heel, no ex- understand current campus policing sexual battery. Winston countersued, we take sexual assault very seriously.” trends and facilitate communication accusing Kinsman of greed. who try to do things that look bad perience required! In newsroom Perry also said during the and contact between the police force Melissa Ashton, FSU victim questioning that followed the for the institution. I just find that a you could be a part of a content and the commission, Jeter said. advocate program director, testified Kinsman-Winston case, he reformed deeply concerning track record for desk (city/state, university, arts After making the official position’s during the federal lawsuits in policies surrounding instances of this institution and there hasn’t been & entertainment and sports) or positing available to interested 2015. Ashton had worked for FSU sexual assault on campus, making it a positive change toward a positive you could be a member of a pro- applicants, an initial screening for nine years before leaving the mandatory to assign two investigators direction any time recently.” duction desk like photo, design was completed to ensure that university two months after giving to every sexual assault case that comes or copy & social media. 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SOURCE: RANDY YOUNG AND RAN NORTHAM DTH/MEREDITH AMMONS The Daily Tar Heel Opinion Friday, August 30, 2019 3 FEATURED ONLINE Established 1893, 126 years of editorial freedom READER COMMENT EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS “Police violence is part of MADDY ARROWOOD EDITOR, [email protected] JACK O’GRADY PAIGE MASTEN ABHISHEK SHANKAR the problem, Gordon.” DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] ABBAS HASAN SETH NEWKIRK SAVANNAH FAIRCLOTH ELISA KADACKAL ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR fournaught in response to Gordon Trenchard’s comment on the editorial: “We’re afraid”. Ruth Samuel is a junior Media and Journalism What’s next for UNC Police? KVETCHING BOARD major at Carolina kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain and the Editor- EDITORIAL in-Chief at The With a new Chief of Police a national championship. here, and we deserve someone who Almost got hit by a biker on the Bridge UNC comes uncertainty for Despite the many transgressions will do whatever they can to make sidewalk today...again committed by UNC Police in the that happen. GUEST COLUMN students’ well-being. past, the Editorial Board remained We need a leader who will, first and This stupid, muggy weather UNC Police has a new leader optimistic in the wake of McCracken’s foremost, listen to our concerns and following the retirement of former retirement, hoping that new leadership make them a priority — not someone The buses are always late Carolina to UNC Police Chief and Director of would bring desperately needed reform else who will silence them. And as Public Safety Jeff McCracken in July. to the force. But Perry’s history at FSU much as we want to believe that Perry Professors are slamming us with David L. Perry, who previously served raises questions about whether we can is the man for the job, his record may deadlines ALREADY Afropunk as chief of the Florida State University rely on him to handle campus sexual suggest otherwise. Police Department, will officially step assault cases appropriately. Only time will tell whether Perry will FWOC is supposed to be a party and Driving over 500 miles with friends into the position on Sept. 3. from North Carolina State University It goes without saying that Perry’s serve our community better than his it...wasn’t Like many colleges and hiring comes at a time when the predecessor. Though the fact that Perry and UNC-Chapel Hill, junior Ashley universities, UNC and FSU have Gill embarked on a journey last Friday relationship between UNC Police is a person of color may be encouraging I almost hit a line a sorority girls with a documented history of sexual and the community is especially for Black and brown students on my car when they were walking across to Afropunk Brooklyn, a global Black assault on campus. The two schools arts and music festival garnering over fraught with tension and fear. It’s this campus, we must remember that he is Rosemary like ducklings have come under fire for the way lack of trust that prompted Interim working within an institution. As such, 60,000 attendees annually. they handle sexual assault cases; in “Everyone was really excited to be Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz to we cannot burden him as a monolith Don’t talk to me unless Danny fact, both were featured in the 2015 assemble a campus safety commission nor expect that his presence alone will Phantom was an important part of in each other’s presence and we slept documentary “The Hunting Ground.” for most of the ride”, Gill told me. back in March (we’re not sure what repair relationships between UNC your sexual awakening The issue of campus sexual assault they actually do, though). Police and students of color. UNC MJ-School student Venetia is primarily why Perry’s hiring may be Busby and I opted to fly to New UNC Police has repeatedly failed The administration should know Y’all with your fancy-ass Macbooks get cause for concern. In 2012, two female to ensure the safety and protection that trust and respect must be earned to text your friends all through class York instead. students accused FSU quarterback of much of the community — sexual — they aren’t simply given. It’s no without even looking unprofessional, Busby and Gill had been planning Jameis Winston of sexual assault while assault victims, activists and students secret that the Editorial Board has while us broke Lenovo bitches this since April 2019. Perry served as chief of police. FSU of color in particular. Marginalized often criticized UNC Police and its gotta actually pay attention / learn “The process was first finding a was slow to move forward with the place for all of us to sleep. We rented students shouldn’t have to beg for continued abdication and wrongdoing. something investigation, ultimately terminating respect and basic acknowledgment Don’t think that that stops here. a large Airbnb to fit 12+ people, it altogether. In the meantime, of their humanity, especially from Regardless of who is at the helm, we Professors who are banning laptops then bought our Afropunk tickets, however, Winston continued to and then lastly, we found travel an institution whose sole job is to will remain skeptical, because we in class are really cutting down on my play for FSU, eventually winning a protect them. Every student who calls believe that it is our responsibility to accommodations,” Busby said. Heisman Trophy and bringing home friend conversation Although Afropunk Atlanta is Carolina home has a right to feel safe hold those in power accountable. coming up this October, there was I usually text my sister on my something so alluring about attending BOOK REVIEW computer in class, so my professors Afropunk in New York that they could are really out here ruining familial not shake. relationsips with their laptop policies Busby said, “Brooklyn is the birthplace of Afropunk. It is rich and Check out the Editorial I get complimented more by bots on vibrant with culture there. At UNC, it’s Grindr than actual gays very hard to find a space where your Blackness and creativeness is heard Board’s summer reading list I really love the new tables in the Pit! and seen...whereas this was a safe (if you’re lucky) better. space to be as unapologetically me, “House Made of Dawn,” N. “On Earth We’re Briefly In response to that really rude kvetch just as I please.” Scott Momaday Gorgeous,” Ocean Vuong on the last board: Taylor Swift’s new Afropunk Festival was founded in “A Little Life,” album is a ground-breaking pop This story about the Native- This novel by breakout author, 2005 by James Spooner and Michael Hanya Yanagihara album, and if you can’t see that then American experience and struggles Vuong, is a tender tale of the Morgan, and the theme this year is that’s your problem “We See You.” For, the festival is not is interesting and eye opening, so relationship between a first- This one will probably take you all much so that we wanted to read the generation immigrant from Vietnam only a form of enjoyment, but an act summer to read; not only because it’s It’s literally impossible to drive novel a second time. and his mother. Written as a letter to over 800 pages but also because it’s of resistance and representative of a anywhere on campus at 5 p.m. and his mother, who cannot read English, an emotional labor of love. Exploring counter-culture movement allowing now I understand why we don’t want the narrative style is refreshing and childhood trauma, sexuality and the Black individuals to safely and freely “No Visible Bruises: What We to add more parking spots express themselves. Don’t Know About Domestic unique. This novel is a compelling lifelong bonds of friendship, this is coming-of-age story that explores one of the greatest love stories ever In an effort to preserve these ideals I heard the Grindr ‘brrrp‘ notification Violence Can Kill Us,” Rachel family, sexuality and trauma in a way written. and curate an inclusive environment, in class the other day and was the festival has a strict no sexism, no Louise Snyder that few authors ever have. honestly just glad that it wasn’t mine racism, no ableism, no homophobia, “salt.,” Nayyirah Waheed This gut-wrenching account of “Giovanni’s Room,” no fatphobia, no transphobia, no domestic violence in the United If you’re looking for something hatefulness and no “Trumpism” policy. States describes issues with the legal James Baldwin light on word count but emotionally Submit your kvetches to our new For Gill, Afropunk posed a much system and societal pressures that This classic Baldwin novel is a heavy, this book of poetry will leave Twitter account @DTHOpinion needed contrast to her experience as keep women in dangerous and even perfect summer read for those of you inspired, empowered and a little using #kvetch! a Black student at Carolina. fatal relationships. This book does us who can only afford to travel to shaken up. “I’ve never experienced being the important job of explaining how We’re Hiring! in such a safe, supportive and Paris within the margins of a book. If you or someone you know is damaging and complex domestic This book is one of our favorite queer breathtakingly beautiful space, so violence is in America. “Americanah,” Chimamanda intersted in writing for the Daily much to the point [where] I crave it stories, as it explores the loyalties to Ngozi Adichie Tar Heel opinion desk, we’re hiring! here at Carolina. Yes, I have been able ourselves, our relationships and, Maybe you just like kvetching, want to connect with other Black people “Interpreter of Maladies,” ultimately, ourselves as we discover If you can’t tell by now, we’re to write a column or have some hot at Carolina but for me personally, I Jhumpa Lahiri who we are, what we want and why suckers for a love story. More than a takes you’d like published. Email haven’t found a group cultivating that we love who we love. classic romance, however, this novel [email protected] with After starting Lahiri’s collection extreme self expression, openness and explores the immigrant experience subject “Application” to learn more! of short stories, we were instantly artistry here,” Gill told me. “All About Love,” Bell Hooks through tales of code-switching, hooked to her writing style and the Taking notes from rapper Rico colorism and the constant desire to subject matter she writes about. Nasty who graced the stage on Literally just read this if return to one’s roots. SPEAK OUT Saturday, Aug. 24, Busby and Gill both Some of us are the children of you’re as perpetually single and WRITING GUIDELINES immigrants, one from Pakistan, so spent copious amounts of time before hopelessly romantic as we are. It’s “Becoming,” Michelle Obama • Please type. Handwritten letters will not the festival researching outfits and reading her stories about the South- a mash-up of a spiritual novel and be accepted. following Rico Nasty’s makeup artist, Asian immigrant experience in the self-help book that will guide you If you haven’t read this yet, we’re • Sign and date. No more than two peo- ple should sign letters. Scott Osbourne Jr., on Instagram to U.S. was quite validating. in how to love yourselves, your sorry. Go buy it. Right now! trauma and your significant others • Students: Include your year, major and capture the right aesthetic. phone number. What loved most about Rico • Faculty/staff: Include your department Nasty’s performance that Saturday and phone number. was her rage. • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, “Because of the ‘Angry Black QuickHits accuracy and vulgarity. Limit letters to Woman’ stereotype, Black women are 250 words. not able to express themselves without Losing Hot Med Deli Guy Over-playing “Lover” Hibachi’s Back! We’re going to get a The Chipotle-style SUBMISSION seeming ‘angry’ and ‘mad’ at the world. Where is he? We DEMAND lot of hate from a thing that y’all tried • Drop off or mail to our office at 109 Rico was able to express herself...and I E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 answers. That smile certain DTH editor was cute, but we are was able to join in on that,” Busby said. Email: [email protected] with my beef and for this one, but you so glad that the old- On Monday, August 25, we traveled lamn gyro at lunch need to calm down. Pun intended. fashioned way is back. The food is EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and back to our respective universities. letters do not necessarily represent the opin- time was the only It’s a great album, we admit it. But warm and the lunch specials are Despite the return to monotony and ions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials thing getting me it’s getting really old really fast. as tasty as ever. Keep up the good normalcy, we felt refreshed and more reflect the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel through the day. We’ll do anything Let’s not spoil this moment. Y’all work, Hibachi. You’ve always got a inspired than ever before after the editorial board, which comprises 15 board to get him back. He is the only man have our email if you have any group of loyal customers here at the members, the opinion assistant editor and Afropunk Brooklyn experience. who can make Crocs look good. complaints regarding this matter. DTH. Y’all ever do free catering? editor and the editor-in-chief. 4 Friday, August 30, 2019 Advertisement The Daily Tar Heel

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By Maddie Ellis different language, enabling him to Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor communicate ideas he can’t say with words. Barefoot also said dance is On Aug. 22, Good Morning his sport. Dance not only gives him America host Lara Spencer mocked a form of expression, it keeps him the notion of a young boy loving physically healthy. ballet. Spencer was reporting on Barefoot said growing up, Prince William’s comment that 6-year- he’s experienced first hand the old Prince George loves his ballet assumption that dance is an activity curriculum. In response, she said “I only for females. have news for you, Prince William. “When I was younger, being in We’ll see how long that lasts.” a female-dominant space, there’s Spencer’s comment proved always that assumption that you’re controversial, sparking instant not fully male if you do something that outrage on social media from all traditionally women do,” Barefoot said. corners of the dance community. Barefoot said he believes the people Her remark shows how the who assume that boys shouldn’t dance stereotype that boys don’t dance are those who haven’t been exposed to still persists. But on UNC’s campus, the arts and don’t understand all that male-identifying dancers are actively dance can do. proving this stereotype wrong. “I’ve always found that people who said that to me generally didn’t really Patrick Weeks know what they were talking about,” Barefoot said. UNC sophomore Patrick Weeks Despite this gendered barrier, first started dancing in high school Barefoot said the other male when he participated in his school dancers in his life encouraged him musical, “Once Upon a Mattress.” to continue his passion. Now, Weeks is a member of Carolina “I grew up — when I was in my Tap Ensemble and has participated dance realm — seeing male dancers PHOTO COURTESY OF BRADLEY BAREFOOT in multiple musicals on campus. really being celebrated,” Barefoot Bradley Barefoot, a senior at UNC, will be in Carolina Company’s performance of “Sweet Charity.” This semester, he is set to perform said. “That always encouraged me to in Company Carolina’s performance keep going, and lit this fire under me To Parks, his practice of dance break those boundaries and those “Why weren’t there three male- of “Sweet Charity.” that maybe was being extinguished involves not only performance, but layers,” Weeks said. identifying ballet dancers on the Weeks said growing up, he by other people in my life who didn’t bearing witness. His study of diasporic Park also described Spencer’s talk show who represented different experienced bullying because of his really know what the arts do.” work means he examines how dance comment as evidence of the inherent backgrounds, who represented participation in the arts. Barefoot said dance at UNC has is passed down trans-generationally. patriarchy rooted in our society. different ethnicities, who represented “I wanted to do things that expanded traditional forms of dance, Parks said he also aims for dance to “We often associate dance with a different color?” Parks asked of weren’t typically masculine, and I creating entirely new genres. be a collective undertaking driven by the feminine, and what we often Spencer’s interview. couldn’t without getting made fun “We’ll take classic elements of shared understanding of the spirit. associate with the feminine, we also Parks said he wants to challenge of,” Weeks said. dance or classic techniques of dance associate with the female, which is the dominant image of the male ballet As much as he loves musical theatre and turn them on their heads to give “We’ll see how long that very patriarchal,” Parks said. dancer as white and cisgender. In and jazz, Weeks said tap is his favorite. a new life to dance and create a new lasts” Spencer issued an apology on Aug. ballet, Parks said a specific body type “I think it’s the most intellectually genre,” Barefoot said. 26 for her comments and sat down has continually been perpetuated. stimulating,” Weeks said. “I feel like I’m Spencer’s comments, hinting at with three dancers to hear their “It is important that the world sees really using my mind a lot when I’m Tristan Parks the improbability of Prince George perspective and share their story. that there all sorts of male-identifying tapping, especially when I’m learning enjoying ballet past childhood, were Weeks said he was glad she not only ballet dancers,” Parks said. “It is vital it. The rhythms are very exact.” For Tristan Parks, class of 2019 met with instant criticism from apologized with words but also action that the world recognizes this.” for the Professional Actor Training the dance community. Barefoot by giving male dancers a platform to Parks said he is glad that this Bradley Barefoot Program, dance is revolutionary. said Spencer’s comment further share their perspective. However, conversation is happening, but he Parks’ work centers on studying perpetuates the harmful stereotype Weeks said her comment was still hopes this dialogue continues and Bradley Barefoot, a UNC senior, movement that came to the United surrounding male dancers. harmful to those who heard it. expands to address barriers within has been involved in student theatre States during the post-transatlantic “By making a comment like that, “There is irreversible damage that dance as a whole. since his first semester at UNC. slave trade and movement that you’re only further perpetuating that that causes when you say something “I really want to continue to have Now, he is choreographing Company arose out of the Diaspora. Parks stereotype,” Barefoot said. like that on TV,” Weeks said. “Not this conversation about dance and Carolina’s upcoming performance of said he combines this study with his Weeks said that Spencer’s necessarily everyone who saw that these assigned gender roles,” Parks “Sweet Charity.” background in classical training. comment indicates the gendered is going to see the apology.” said. “I really want to continue Barefoot said he feels so drawn “Right now, I’m interested in foundation of our society. Parks said this discussion of gender to unpack these ideas and these to dance because it offers a unique looking at West African techniques “We have built our society and our representation in dance lends itself to counterproductive behaviors.” form of expression. For Barefoot, met with Western European social structure in such a gendered another needed discussion — the lack dance represents an entirely techniques,” Parks said. way to where it is so hard for us to of representation of artists of color. [email protected] Students launch media production agency By Rachel Crumpler and storytelling geared toward global The video Triad created to market Staff Writer and millennial audiences, according The Cabana, a beauty salon located to the company’s website. in Sanford, generated thousands of In January 2018, Triad Studios was “What makes our content different views on Facebook and increased founded by five college students who from other content is that it speaks the salon’s revenue and business shared a passion for business, video to younger audiences a lot better and tremendously, Yusuf said. Following creation and entrepreneurship. more effectively than a lot of other the public response to the video, The Co-founder Baaqir Yusuf brought content that you will see,” Yusuf said. Cabana’s owner was able to move to the group together. Tristan Gardner Triad creates digital content a larger space. and Justin Fouts were two fellow for artists, public figures, events, “I love the environment that I UNC students in the Kenan-Flagler commercial brands, institutions and work in, I love what I do, I love Business School. Other co-founders, media campaigns. While much of their finding a client and fulfilling their Daniel Pan and Michael Thomas, work is centered in the Triangle, the needs and seeing their reaction were Yusuf’s childhood friends. company’s work has also taken them once we send them the final video,” After evaluating their skill sets, as far as Texas and New York. Connor Thompson, director of client the five students saw an opportunity Triad’s services have attracted over management, said. in the market for video creation. 65 clients across different industries. Triad has grown since its creation They decided to launch Triad They have completed work for less than two years ago. In its first Studios, a creative media production institutions at UNC such as Kenan- fiscal year, it made $82,000 in agency that specializes in cinematic Flagler and the Eshelman School revenue. In its second year, Yusuf storytelling through videography. of Pharmacy. Other clients include said Triad Studios is on track to One of the group’s earliest Bedlam Vodka and Carolina Brewery. make six times that number. challenges was acquiring its initial Triad Studios crafted a five- The company now has a staff of clients, Yusuf said. For six months minute video from over 400 minutes 12 — all current students except for following the company’s launch, they of interviews showcasing students’ Gardner, who graduated last year. worked from an apartment before experiences and memories at The four co-founders and other staff moving to an office. Kenan-Flagler for Shimul Melwani, members are seniors this year, and “Everybody’s resilience in pushing a professor at the school. The video many plan to work full-time at Triad through failure and obstacles and was played at the school’s 2019 after graduation. just constantly striving toward that undergraduate commencement. “We are all hard workers, we shared vision and shared goal that “It was just really fun,” Melwani all have goals, we all are business we have together — it’s super, super said. “I just had such an amazing savvy,” Thompson said. “When valuable to have a team of people that experience and through the summer you combine all those great minds can just fail and then take that failure we continued to work on things. into one thing — one common as a learning opportunity and push Each time I walk in their office, by idea — and everybody is inspired, forward to make that a huge success the time I leave I’m always in a more hardworking and driven, then great after the fact,” Yusuf, Triad’s chief positive mood and more excited things happen. And I think that’s an marketing and branding officer, said. about the final product.” obvious result of what we have here.” DTH/PHOTOG NA Triad Studios strives to help clients Clients also see an impact from Triad Studios formed in Janurary 2018 to create millennial-focused showcase their brand through videos using Triad Studios’ videos. [email protected] marketing videos. The 12 staff members pose for a team photo. 6 Friday, August 30, 2019 Classifieds The Daily Tar Heel

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By Abbie Ashford nicotine levels in vapers lungs and Staff Writer blood, and Dr. Alexis coordinated the sample collection.” Vaping may not be any safer Dr. Arunava Ghosh said the than tobacco smoking, according to human body cannot physically handle a recent study by a group of UNC the amount of nicotine that is inhaled scientists. Released earlier this through the use of e-cigarettes. The month, the study summarized the large variety of flavors available for effects vaping has on smokers’ lungs. vaping has also increased e-cigarette The group conducted research use because it “tastes good.” This has by performing bronchoscopies on resulted in individuals developing subjects including non-smokers, nicotine addictions that can be cigarette smokers and e-cigarette users dangerous for their bodies. — including e-cigarette users who did Dr. Tarran was prompted to dig and did not previously smoke tobacco. deeper when he noticed an absence The results from the study show of research on the effects of vaping. that vaping caused an increase in Dr. Ghosh said the only certain proteolysis, or protein degradation, solution for e-cigarette users to which can lead to bronchiectasis and prevent further damage is to quit emphysema — two lung conditions smoking. He said he realizes this is a that can cause difficulty breathing. big ask for people who already have The scientists concluded that nicotine addictions, but suggested vaping can have an impact on the body they slowly ween themselves off similar to that of tobacco products, as nicotine and smoking devices. proteolysis has also occurred in the Given the popularity of vaping lungs of cigarette smokers. among college-aged people, some Robert Tarran, a professor in students think this study could be the Department of Cell Biology relevant on campus. Sophomore and Physiology and member of the Savannah Hunt said she thinks some Marsico Lung Institute at the UNC students are content not knowing School of Medicine, led the study. the side effects of vaping. Other scientists involved were “A lot of my friends are addicted to Arunava Ghosh, Raymond Coakley, nicotine and continue to put harmful Andrew Ghio, Marianne Muhlebach, chemicals into their bodies even after Charles Esther Jr. and Neil Alexis. I try to encourage them to ween off “Dr. Ghosh did most of the actual their addiction,” Hunt said. bench work measuring proteases,” DTH/BRANDON STANDLEY Dr. Tarran said. “Dr. Esther measured [email protected] DTH Photo Illustration. Preston Lennon, a senior writer for The Daily Tar Heel, vapes on top of a Franklin Street staircase. Guskiewicz responds PIT comedy is back By Olivia Foley Clayton said that when The PIT Arts & Culture Writer started out on Franklin Street, there to faculty concerns were a lot of community members On Aug. 31, Eric Clayton and and local comedians who were Meredith Armstrong will be taking excited to get involved with the club. the stage at The PIT Chapel Hill to He said he often went to the club for perform their first half-hour comedy open mics and other shows, and he sets at 9:30 p.m. enjoyed seeing local comics who have The PIT Chapel Hill is a local been performing for a while. comedy club that hosts open mics, Katie Keenan, a house manager, stand-up comedy, improv and other bartender and performer at The PIT, performances. The PIT has a variety said performing at the comedy club of events on its monthly calendar, can be a comic’s way of getting ready and Clayton and Armstrong will be to apply for festivals, work up to a full performing on New Headliner Night. hour of performance and even do more Clayton, a 2017 UNC graduate and things like tour or perform at colleges. comedian, said he likes to perform “It takes a lot of time for comics using a variety of material, from satire to build up that amount of material to romance to musical comedies. and to feel confident enough to do it “I try to take inspiration from day- altogether,” Keenan said. to-day stuff that people can relate Keenan said that The PIT has some to,” Clayton said. “The song I wrote great programs and that they are most recently — I do musical comedy excited to see more students coming songs, like funny songs on my guitar to the comedy club. DTH/PRESTON LENNON — is about Trader Joe’s.” Will Purpura, general manager The UNC Faculty Governance Advisory Committee met with interim Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz on Wednesday. Clayton said his inspiration came of The PIT, said that he is excited to from the local Trader Joe’s and he give local comedians a platform for By Preston Lennon joked, to laughs around the room. “I from a lot of faculty—” wrote a song poking fun at it. He their work. Senior Writer would not worry about interim tags.” “It’s not fixed,” professor Keisha said he writes about things like the “The comedians put a lot of work Chairperson of the Faculty Lloyd Gibson said, finishing his sentence. cashiers being weird or people not and effort into their sets and it’s Interim Chancellor Kevin Kramer mentioned worries among Committee members said that knowing how to drive in that area. really a great time,” Purpura said. Guskiewicz sat down with a panel his peers that UNC isn’t doing sometimes it’s fairly difficult to move Clayton said that there is a Purpura said that there are many of faculty advisors Wednesday enough to increase faculty pay. He even routine processes forward when good atmosphere at The PIT, and funny people in the area, and The PIT tries to do a lot of different types afternoon, where they brainstormed said many of his colleagues feel like conducting their research. said he enjoys how laughter can ways to improve faculty morale and they’ve barely had pay bumps since “So many faculty feel demoralized of programming around their talent. connect people. other issues. the great recession. by this,” Kramer said. “Meredith and Eric are great,” “Basically making people laugh Members of the UNC Faculty “There was concern over losing Rohit Ramaswamy, professor Purpura said. “They’re really funny. is something that’s always felt really Governance Advisory Committee faculty also because we’re not in the Public Health Leadership They’re just great comedians in the good to me for as long as I can relayed the chief concerns from the competitive on salary,” Kramer said. Program, said that sometimes his Chapel Hill scene. I think supporting remember,” Clayton said. “It’s really University’s different departments “Is there any hope for any raise?” student employees go without pay local comedy is great. We think all of validating and it’s very rewarding for and schools to the interim Guskiewicz said the current for weeks at a time. our stand-up shows are usually a lot me on stage making people laugh.” chancellor, who alternated between uncertainty in the state legislature “It leaves us in the awkward of fun because it’s like a party.” listening and sharing his outlook on budget process is contributing to situation of having to tell students improving UNC’s future. the lack of action on salary increases. that even though you’re not supposed Secretary of the Faculty Vin “It does not look very good for to work without the money coming in Steponaitis communicated a sense of faculty salary increases,” he said. — work and then back charge, and I uncertainty about UNC’s abundance Guskiewicz added that UNC’s will approve it even though that’s not of high level positions operated by devotion to keeping tuition low also accepted policy,” he said. interim officials. plays a role in salary difficulties. Guskiewicz said the Office of “I was struck when I went to The other major talking point Sponsored Research is restructuring, convocation when the platform party raised in the meeting was a concern and some of the efficiency problems was introduced,” he said. “I think held by many faculty that the Office could be attributed to UNC’s large almost every person on the platform of Sponsored Research is inhibiting sum of research expenditure this party was prefaced with interim.” faculty research from progressing year: close to $1.2 billion. Guskiewicz, who is serving smoothly and efficiently, sometimes The interim chancellor in an interim capacity himself leading to faculty sending their acknowledged that making the despite his public desire to be the grants outside UNC to be managed. research environment at Chapel Hill next chancellor, said he has asked Kramer said faculty have been ideal is a strong priority in UNC’s members of his staff with interim raising concerns about the research work to optimize faculty morale. tags to function as if they were process for a while. “At some point, the dam’s going to permanently in their position. “When Carol was here she kept erupt,” he said. PHOTO COURTESY OF ERIC CLAYTON “In some ways, aren’t we all saying, we’ve fixed the problem,” Stand-up comedians Eric Clayton and Meredith Armstrong will be interim in what we do?” Guskiewicz Kramer said. “But I’ve been hearing [email protected] performing at The PIT Chapel Hill’s New Headliner Night on Aug. 31. 8 Friday, August 30, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Q&A with Five minutes of fame in Carrboro Frank Baumgartner

PHOTO COURTESY OF FRANK BAUMGARTNER Frank Baumgartner, professor of political science at UNC, teaches POLI 203: Race, Innocence, and the Decline of the Death Penalty.

Assistant City & State Editor Jamey Association saying any doctor who Cross spoke with Frank Baumgartner, participated in an execution would professor of political science at UNC, lose their medical license. Then, the about the death penalty in North lethal injection didn’t require a doctor, Carolina and its future. This follows an EMT could do it. The state got the N.C. Supreme Court hearing six around that, but now they still don’t death row inmae appeal cases this know what lethal injection drugs to week. Responses were edited for clarity use. In any case, we’ve never restarted and length. A full length version is the executions. available on our website. DTH: Why does the death penalty still THE DAILY TAR HEEL: Is it typical for the exist? N.C. Supreme Court to hear this many PHOTO COURTESY OF LISA LEVIN death penalty cases at one time? FB: A lot of politicians say they want An actor performs at No Shame Theatre. The upcoming performance of the Carrboro No Shame Theatre is Aug. 31. to save it for the truly heinous cases. Frank Baumgartner: The reason for the In many states, we see politicians Pranav Chintalapudi “This cleverness that lives will experiment with pieces you cases all coming up at once comes who are willing to abolish the death Arts & Culture Writer wouldn’t see anywhere else, and from the legal fallout from the law penalty. They’re concerned about in all of us, this playfulness the crowd is always highly involved that was passed in 2009 called the issues of innocence because there’s A man singing of his eternal love that we don’t get to show — sometimes directly, as audience Racial Justice Act. The Racial Justice been so much attention to the for Ziploc bags. Another who writes members are regularly co-opted Act allowed an inmate who had been problem of innocent people being five-minute masterworks the day in our everyday lives as into dramatic roles, Levin said. sentenced to death to be re-sentenced falsely accused and falsely convicted they are performed; mad science much as one might like to, “It’s a smaller group, so it feels a to life in prison without the possibility and ending up on death row. experiments and sketch comedy math lot more intimate, and it’s just not of parole if they could show that there Only a small fraction of death lessons: all these spectacles and more this is your chance for you quite as formal,” said Miranda May, had been even statistical patterns of sentences will ever get carried out. It regularly take the stage at the The to do that.” a longtime No Shame performer. “So disparate uses of the death penalty in simply generates a lot of useless trials, ArtsCenter’s No Shame Theatre. it’s definitely less nerve-wracking.” the state, or in their judicial district, warehousing people on death row The monthly rendition of No Shame Lisa Levin Students, of drama or otherwise, or in their county. and uncertainty for the victim. The Theatre’s program is happening Aug. No Shame Theatre Carrboro Organizer are encouraged to show off their art In 2012, the General Assembly mechanism of (the system) seems to 31, and the show prides itself on as well — as long as they abide by rescinded that law. I think 150 inmates be broken; it’s just not working. having only three rules: be original, of the back of a pickup truck in Iowa, the three golden rules, of course, on death row, which was almost all of keep it under five minutes and don’t all the way back in the ‘80s. Since Levin said. No Shame’s platform is them, have filed appeals, but only four DTH: What might the future of the destroy the stage, said Lisa Levin, the then, there have been No Shame always open to all. had been heard. The question before death penalty in N.C. look like? event’s organizer and host. events all over the United States. “I’ve known so many people with so the court now is whether these inmates It’s a no-holds-barred display They’re a lively and supportive much talent, everywhere,” said Drew still have a valid claim even though the FB: It’s slowly fading away. Depending of zaniness where every type of environment for shy performers to Gulino, a frequent performer at No Racial Justice Act is gone. on the outcomes of these cases, performance — whether it’s dramatic, showcase their talents, Levin said. Shame. “Get in a conversation with it might be ... an admission that, musical, comedic or otherwise — is “This cleverness that lives in all somebody for five minutes and you’ll DTH: How is the death penalty in N.C. whatever we might like to think about equally welcome. All an interested of us, this playfulness that we don’t find they have some crazy talent. But changing? the death penalty, the way it’s actually artist has to do is show up and sign get to show in our everyday lives as what people don’t have is a venue to been practiced has been racially biased up, and the stage is theirs for whatever much as one might like to, this is perform it, to perform odd.” FB: In the 1990s and early 2000s, and in a way that gives false promise they wish to showcase to the audience. your chance for you to do that,” Levin Gulino said you won’t find an event there might have been dozens of to the victims. All the states that “You don’t know what’s going said. “And nobody’s going to boo you like No Shame anywhere else. He said death sentences across the state in have the death penalty also have the to happen,” Levin said about the or throw tomatoes.” that regardless of what your talent any given year. (North Carolina has) secondary punishment of life in prison performance. “You don’t know who’s In fact, Levin said, everyone’s is, No Shame is the place for you to developed one of the largest death without the possibility of parole, and going to show up. Could be a big there to cheer you on because simply showcase it. rows; we’ve sentenced over 500 that means you leave prison only in a crowd, could be a small crowd — getting on stage despite feeling No Shame Theatre performs at the people to death in the modern time, casket. Perhaps that’s enough, maybe we’ve had two different couples get vulnerable is most of the battle. 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DTH FILE/LEXI BAIRD The contributions of Cole Holcomb (36), a three-time All-ACC selection, will be sorely missed by the Tar Heel linebacker corps this season. Linebackers crucial in Bateman system By Ryan Wilcox and on the defensive line. Sports Editor Inside linebacker features question marks, too. Though Dominique Ross In 2018, the North Carolina is expected to be an entrenched football team allowed an average of starter, he’ll be out for the first half 34.6 points per game. Unless you’re in against South Carolina thanks to his the Big 12 or have Patrick Mahomes role in the fight against N.C. State last on your team, that’s not a number season. Senior linebacker Jonathan with which you can win football Smith will also miss the first half of DTH FILE/SARAH REDMOND games, and is one of the biggest the season opener. UNC defensive back Patrice Rene breaks down to tackle Virginia running back Jordan Ellis on October 14, 2017. reasons why the Tar Heels finished That places junior and former with a 2-9 record last season. quarterback Chazz Surratt in the New head coach Mack Brown has starting lineup, who has yet to play By Matt Chilson is they have talent and experience Though other secondaries are praised his team’s secondary, while a defensive down. Surratt made the Senior Writer returning at both the corner and inexperienced, they still have expressing concern about a lack of switch to linebacker this past offseason safety spots. talent. First-year Cam’Ron Kelly, depth on the defensive line. Where – he started seven games under center Dré Bly would say that “Blue The group returns a number of a Virginia native, enrolled to play does the linebacker corps fit in? as a first-year before appearing in just Heaven,” his name for Chapel Hill, its best performers from last season, at Auburn this year but decided With new defensive coordinator one game as a sophomore. is the place to be for defensive backs including seniors Myles Dorn and to transfer to UNC in order to be Jay Bateman’s defensive system The other inside linebacker spot in college football. Patrice Rene. closer to home due to reported – it could be called a 3-4, but will be filled by Jeremiah Gemmel, a The North Carolina football Dorn is expected to be one of family health issues. Bateman doesn’t subscribe to such sophomore who has just one career program’s new, but familiar, the starters at the safety position. With the NCAA allowing traditional notions – linebackers tackle to his name. cornerback coach has brought the He played in just eight games last him to play, the secondary got will be more important than in The lack of experience is same energy and expectation that season, yet still managed to finish a huge boost. Kelly was a 4-star years prior, when the team trotted compounded by the loss of Cole he had as a standout cornerback for with 55 tackles, good enough for recruit coming out of high school out not three, but four defensive Holcomb, who was a second team the Tar Heels from 1996-1998. He fourth most on the team. Dorn also according to 247Sports, and could lineman on most downs. All-ACC selection a season ago is outgoing on social media and has snatched two interceptions. be a major factor for the Tar Heels The two outside linebacker before being drafted in the fifth already landed a few top recruits There isn’t much proven depth this season. spots will be filled by players who round by the Washington Redskins. for UNC. behind Dorn, however. Junior Myles His fellow first-years Storm are, relatively speaking, proven Holcomb’s 105 tackles in 2018 led As a player, Bly gathered 20 Wolfolk will be counted on as Dorn’s Duck and Obi Egbuna were both commodities on the field. The the team for the third consecutive interceptions and was the first counterpart. He only appeared in 3-star recruits. The three have team’s first released depth chart year; his contributions and veteran three-time All-American in the four games last season before getting more than enough talent and listed junior Tomon Fox at one of presence will be sorely missed. ACC, but now he must prove himself injured, but accumulated 23 tackles should be able to learn from the the slots, with the other to be filled Of course, every exit or injury as a coach. in that span. older players this season. by either senior Allen Cater or doubles as an opportunity for The UNC legend is inheriting Unlike the safeties, the cornerback The secondary is in a comfortable junior Tyrone Hopper. someone else to step up. It remains a secondary that was a part of group is one of the deeper positions spot going forward, and has plenty In eight games last season, to be seen who the Tar Heels’ next the No. 95 defense in the country on the team. of experience and talent to compete Fox posted 27 tackles, 2.5 sacks, Cole Holcomb will be – or if any last season, according to Football Rene is expected to lead at this in the ACC, a conference with some 8.5 tackles for loss and a blocked linebacker this season can approach Outsiders. The Tar Heels allowed position, which shouldn’t be difficult of the best arm talent in the country. field goal. He figures as the his considerable production – but over 228 passing yards per game with sophomore Trey Morrison and The position group will get its first most experienced of the outside with the season kicking off Saturday and gave up 1.5 touchdowns junior Greg Ross being UNC’s two taste of action on Saturday against linebackers, as Cater played in six against the Gamecocks, answers will through the air each week. other main cornerbacks. Morrison South Carolina at Bank of America games in 2018, three at defensive come sooner rather than later. There is plenty of room for appeared in all 11 games last season Stadium in Charlotte. end, before tearing his ACL. Hopper @ryantwilcox improvement in the secondary. as a true first-year, while Ross played @matt_chilson played in six games on special teams [email protected] The good news for the Tar Heels in eight. [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel Football Preview Friday, August 30, 2019 11 CARTER ‘You gotta know their story’ Defensive line the ‘biggest FROM PAGE 16 If there’s one criticism Carter’s Energy and accidents college coach has for him, it’s that he’s not loud enough. Michael Sandle grew up on the For the junior running back, being question’ for UNC same street as Carter, and they even a leader doesn’t always mean talking. played on the same youth league team “After a while, when you get to By Grant Hughes together. He, like many of Carter’s a place where you’ve had the same Staff Writer current and former teammates, is boss for a long time, I think their quick to point out exactly what type words start to lose value,” Carter Earlier this summer, head coach of person he thinks his friend is. said. “When you’re that boss – Mack Brown designated the defensive “He was literally the perfect, ideal I’m not saying I’m that boss – but line as the team’s “biggest question” teammate,” Sandle said. “He worked being in a leadership position, you other than quarterback. Since then, hard on his own and he loved all gotta find different ways to talk to the Tar Heels hope to have found his teammates. “ different people.” their answer under center in first-year Now a baseball player for South He makes an effort, when he does Sam Howell. But Brown and the staff Alabama, Sandle played with Carter speak up, to explain that it’s because will still need players to step up on the all through high school. He and Carter he wants them, and the entire team, defensive front. were just two of a core group of players to be successful. “The defensive line and its lack of that all lived in the same neighborhood “Having to call someone out, you depth is a huge concern,” Brown told and all played together since they were gotta have a relationship to do that. The Daily Tar Heel in July. “... With four or five years old. A real one,” Carter said. modern-day offenses, quick tempo, in He’s always had energy, even Carter’s had three years to connect the heat, big guys up front get tired fast.” underneath his quiet demeanor. to some of his teammates — with Fortunately for the Tar Heels, new He rarely shouts, but he’s almost others, like starting true first-year defensive coordinator Jay Bateman always smiling. quarterback Sam Howell, he’s only has transitioned the defense to what DTH FILE/ALEX KORMANN His grin can hide the occasional had a few months. But he and fellow is primarily a three-man front. As a North Carolina defeated Georgia Tech 40-20 on Saturday, Nov. 5, 2016. mischievousness. On a particularly back Antonio Williams have already result, the team will not have to rotate boring day in Navarre back in fourth made their impact in that short time, bodies as much as in previous seasons. linemen the ACC has to offer, and sacks and 12 tackles for loss. grade, Carter and a friend got into a showing the new QB the ropes. Though UNC will play fewer they have a vote of confidence from Fox, a first-year, comes in as a bit of a competition. With a substitute “Ever since I got here they’ve players up front, those who follow their coach, who said they “can 3-star recruit, and his versatility teacher, the two saw the perfect took me under their wing, help me the starters will still be expected to play with anybody.” should let him see the field early opportunity to dip into the bathroom through stuff, gave me advice and contribute. Whether they can backup This praise is expected after last and often. Whether he will play a to see who could jump off a stall to just taught me how to be a college the likes of Aaron Crawford, Jason season, when Strowbridge finished majority of snaps at end or outside touch the ceiling. football player,” Howell said. Strowbridge and either Raymond second on the team with 5.5 sacks; linebacker is yet to be determined. “So I jump off the urinal, and I slip As for himself, Carter is set to Vohasek or Tomari Fox is yet to be only Malik Carney, a senior last Still, he showed he can get after and fall,” Carter said. “And the urinal be the number one running back seen. Backups Xach Gill and Jahlil season, recorded more. Crawford, the quarterback regardless, notching breaks off the wall and there’s water for the Tar Heels. He led the team Taylor have combined for four games despite missing most of last season eight sacks, 15 tackles for loss and 13 splashing all over. You could hear it in rushing in 2018 with 597 yards, of Division I action. to injury, is a commanding presence pressures in his senior year of high from outside the building.” despite missing two games at the “You really need to be three deep, when healthy. The Ashburn, school. His ability to rush the passer It might end in the occasional start of the season. and right now we are one deep,” Virginia-native was tied for third on earned him 7A all-state and all-region damage to property, but Carter’s Carter will have to be a star this Brown said. the team in sacks two seasons ago. honors last season at Collins Hill. energy is infectious. His teammates year if North Carolina wants to be With a supporting cast as thin Rounding out the starting trio will The defensive line is still a recognize it, and it’s part of why he’s successful. But even still, he’s not as the Tar Heels have, one injury be either Vohasek or Fox at defensive concern. However, the return of become such a valued leader in the worried about the pressure. After all, up front could have a big effect. end, two players who have never Crawford and the maturation of the locker room. Carter gets to go back to doing his The lack of experience among played a down in a UNC uniform. young players behind him will only “He comes in the room and favorite thing this weekend. the backups puts that much more Vohasek, a junior college transfer from improve a defense that finished he’s smiling from start to finish,” “I get to hang out with my friends pressure on Strowbridge and the College of DuPage, has stood out last season ranked No. 101 in run teammate Myles Dorn said. “It rubs on Saturday.” Crawford, UNC’s best returning in camp. Before suffering a shoulder defense out of 130 FBS teams. off on everybody. 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Brown being there is a part of (the In previous years, students could In order for the system to work and reason for a new policy),” Lajoie said. show up to the gates at Kenan the wide receivers to shine, there needs This year’s home schedule features Memorial Stadium on game day, swipe to be stability from the quarterback matchups against Miami, Appalachian their One Card and cheer on the Tar position alongside accurate throws. State, Clemson, Duke, Virginia and Heels without a ticket. That policy has For now, first-year Sam Howell is the Mercer. These games could draw since changed, according to a release lead contender in the competition. DTH FILE/BARRON NORTHRUP large crowds, making pre-game ticket from the athletics department. The Despite losing Anthony Ratliff- Dazz Newsome (19) eludes a Duke tackler in a November game last season. claims helpful to UNC for preparation. University will now require students to Williams to the NFL, there is still Newsome figures to be a key part of a group of returning UNC receivers. With this new policy, though, claim a ticket in advance, in addition comes a variety of student opinions. depth in the wide receiver corps, 23 touchdowns. on the team. In addition, in Tucker’s to showing their One Card. “I think it’s inconvenient,” junior starting with Dazz Newsome. The For the tight ends, the group three seasons as a Tar Heel he played “Students will receive an email Camryn Kepley said. “But especially junior is known for his speed, has already met a challenge – but in 27 games, caught 31 passes and approximately 10 days before each unfair for part-time students who can’t showing his potential over the course in response adopted the next man scored three touchdowns. home game directing them to log in to claim tickets ahead of time and have of the last two seasons. In 2018, he up mentality. Senior Jake Bargas also played their student account and claim their to wait in the standby line for tickets.” tallied 44 receptions for 506 yards Graduate student Brandon a role on the 2018 North Carolina ticket,” according to the 2019 Football Junior Pauline de Larminat said and two touchdowns as a sophomore. Fritts, who missed the entire 2018 football team. Last season, he Student Ticket Policy released online. her biggest complaint is that the Junior Beau Corrales has the season after suffering a torn ACL, appeared in 11 games, caught eight Admission is still free, but this new policy requires students to get chance to be a breakout star this endured another significant knee passes, scored one touchdown policy is strictly for full-time students tickets too far in advance, because season. In 2018, he posted 18 injury that will sideline him for part against ECU, and averaged 10 yards who have paid athletic fees and is on students schedules’ can change. receptions for 220 yards and two of the 2019 season. Before suffering per catch. a first-come, first-serve basis. She also thinks many students will touchdowns. He appeared in eight the injury, the Tar Heels were likely Leading these tight ends will Students who have claimed a ticket claim tickets, then not go to the games and started in five as a looking forward to Fritts’ return be the assistant head coach and are encouraged to arrive at least game, hurting attendance. sophomore, and as a true first-year. after he totaled 47 catches for 439 tight ends coach, Tim Brewster. an hour and a half before kickoff. Lajoie did not guarantee that the The Brown brothers are two other yards and nine touchdowns in his Brewster has 30 years of coaching Students who have not claimed tickets new ticket policy would improve key receivers to keep an eye on this first three seasons. experience, at the collegiate and can still arrive at Kenan Stadium to student turnout, but he remains season. Dyami, a sophomore, is North Carolina has seven other NFL level. Throughout Brewsters possibly receive a ticket on standby if hopeful expecting acceptance of the another player with good speed. He tight ends on its roster. Senior Carl career, he produced 11 NFL tight there is still availability. policy to come with time. posted 17 receptions for 173 yards and Tucker played a big role in the Tar ends. Prior to Brewster’s return Gerry Lajoie, senior assistant “I think it’s going to be a good a touchdownin 10 games last year. Heels passing game in 2018. Last to UNC, he was the tight end and director of athletics and ticket process,” Lajoie said. “I think, in His younger brother Khafre season, Tucker started 10 games, recruitment coordinator down at operations, said this new change is time, people will become accustomed shouldn’t get overlooked as an six of which were at tight end, and Florida State. in response to disorganization at last incoming first-year. During his three caught 16 passes for a total of 265 to it and they’ll like it.” year’s home game against Virginia seasons in high school, Khafre tallied yards and scored two touchdowns. @TorreNetkovick Tech, in which students swarmed the @macyxx 103 receptions for 1,880 yards and In 2018, Tucker averaged 26.5 @mwc13_3 gates and were not admitted due to [email protected] yards per game, which ranked fourth [email protected]

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Just call us when you want to move off campus. The Daily Tar Heel Football Preview Friday, August 30, 2019 15 Howell to lead Tar Heel offense as true first-year BY THE NUMBERS turned heads at practice with his for UNC last season, and Howell work teammates have seen Howell cleared up who would start. arm strength and impressed veteran complimented their willingness to give put in, whether on the field in late- With Brown’s announcement of 391 2 teammates with his work ethic. him pointers from those reps, along night throwing sessions or off it with Howell as the starter, teammates Yards thrown by Consecutive years As of this week, he’s also North with their general professionalism extensive film sessions. have opened up with more Sam Howell as without a decisive Carolina’s starting quarterback. throughout the process. From a leadership standpoint, compliments. Williams, for example, a high school starting QB to start Head coach Mack Brown, who Brown and offensive coordinator Howell said being named the starter, referenced a 2015 game between the first-year against the season for the last week announced Howell Phil Longo have intimated Ruder, has given him “an easier platform to two back in high school. UNC running back Tar Heels was working with the first-team Howell’s backup, may take some step up.” The preseason naming of a The former ran 29 times for 361 Antonio Williams offense, confirmed Monday the snaps Saturday. Howell, as of now, starter is a notable change from the yards and four touchdowns. The latter, Monroe native will start for UNC is the established leader of North Tar Heels’ last two seasons. in his first year of high school, threw 8 1 in Saturday’s Belk College Kickoff Carolina’s new Air Raid offense. In 2017, after Mitchell Trubisky for 391 yards and four touchdowns in Combined True first-year against South Carolina in Charlotte. Notable offensive weapons he’ll left UNC for the NFL Draft, a 63-38 shootout win. touchdowns from quarterback in Based on available records, have at his disposal include running UNC had another three-man As he prepares for his first career the pair that day. program history Howell will be the first true first-year backs Antonio Williams, Michael competition for the position in game, he said he’ll have some nerves. Howell’s team won, to start season quarterback to start a season opener Carter and Javonte Williams; wide Brandon Harris, Chazz Surratt and It would be crazy not to. 63-38 opener in program history. receivers Dazz Newsome, Dyami Nathan Elliott. But there was little “I’m not scared or anything like “That’s something I’ve been Brown and Antoine Green; and tight clarity on the starter until Harris that, but it is a big stage and a stage By Chapel Fowler working for a long time,” the end Carl Tucker. jogged out for the team’s opening I really haven’t been on before,” Senior Writer quarterback said Tuesday. “I really Antonio Williams said Howell series against California. Howell said. “But I’m confident in wanted to be the guy to lead this “knows the offense better than It was the same in 2018, when myself, confident in my team and I Sam Howell’s first six months in football team.” anyone” — so well that skill position Elliott and Surratt were the two know my teammates have my back.” Chapel Hill have been, to say the Howell beat out redshirt first-years players have started looking to him main contenders for the spot — least, productive. The true first- Jace Ruder and Cade Fortin for the to answer questions in the huddle. Surratt’s four-game suspension in @chapelfowler year quarterback enrolled early, spot. Both Ruder and Fortin appeared Williams said it’s a result of the extra the preseason was the only thing that [email protected]

Carter also showed the ability lot quicker,” Antonio Williams said. “I production BY THE to take over games with a 165-yard feel like I can hit the edges. I tried to from the UNC boasts stable of mid-season outing against Virginia (work on) that, because a few times group should NUMBERS Tech in October. If UNC’s offensive last year, I got caught from behind.” also alleviate line can create holes, Carter could be Then, there’s Javonte Williams. pressure from 4 running backs in for an All-ACC season. Javonte Williams was the Tar first-year RBs to eclipse 200 While Carter will bring the speed, Heels’ fourth-leading rusher in 2018 quarterback yards in 2018 By Parth Upadhyaya sophomore Javonte Williams. Antonio Williams will bring the power. with 224 yards and 5.2 yards per Sam Howell. Senior Writer “Fresh legs all the time — and The 5-foot-11, 215-pound New carry. As a first-year, he tied Antonio “It’s a I think that’s dangerous,” Antonio 1 London, N.C. native will play Williams for the most touchdowns good feeling Transfer, Jordon If there’s any silver lining to be Williams said after practice on his second season for UNC after on the team with five. knowing you Brown, to Kansas found in North Carolina football’s Tuesday. “I think we all have really transferring from Ohio State. Last At 5-foot-10, 215 pounds, have three State 2-9 season last year, it’s the good traits, and we have really good year, he ran for 504 yards and Javonte Williams offers a blend guys that production of the run game. The Tar abilities all in our own special ways.” tied for first on the team with five of size and speed. The sophomore can take the Heels totaled 2,123 rushing yards, The trio will likely split reps, but touchdowns, averaging 5.5 yards per played in all 11 games last year load off you 2 their most since 2015. the attack should start with Carter. carry in 10 games. He also caught 16 and showed promise with strong at any time,” Williamses, Antonio Now, this season, that number The 5-foot-10, 200-pound and Javonte, to passes for 131 yards. performances in UNC’s final Howell said feature in backfield could rise even higher. speedster led the Tar Heels with 597 Antonio Williams should be two games. The Wallace, N.C. on Tuesday. UNC lost running back Jordon rushing yards and 7.1 yards per carry most effective in short-yardage and native ran for 93 yards and three “They’re three guys capable of Brown, who transferred to Kansas a season ago. Carter found the end goal-line situations, but he said he touchdowns against Western changing the game with one play State in May. But the team returns zone three times last year — twice on also worked on his speed in the Carolina; against N.C. State, he ran at any time.” three of its four leading rushers the ground and once through the air. offseason to add another dimension for 83 yards and a score. from last year: junior Michael He caught 25 passes for 135 yards, to his game. Expectations are high for @pupdahyaya_ Carter, senior Antonio Williams and averaging 5.4 yards per reception. “I feel like I can get in the holes a UNC’s trio of running backs. Solid [email protected] Summer SummerSchool School. PartPart of ofa awinning winning strategy. strategy. ✗ Graduate in 8 semesters ✗ Add a second major or minor ✗ Build hours and GPA

@UNCSummerSchool summer.unc.eduMore information at summer.unc.edu | Follow @UNCSummerSchool DTH FILE/LEXI BAIRD DTH GRAPHIC/JEFFREY SHUTTER By Jared McMasters observant of his surroundings.” Family Bonding landing at N.C. State and leading the year where the defensive back Assistant Sports Editor Dorn doesn’t play many video team in scoring during his redshirt ranked third on the team for total games. Other than sports, he doesn’t Sports have always been a bonding senior season. So, when he played tackles and had been solidified as When Myles Dorn joined the UNC watch much television. He keeps up tool for the Dorn family. against his brother, he had to shoot a starter in all 12 games. Then, he football team in 2016, the first-year with shoes, listens to rapper Nipsey After Dorn Sr. made the switch left-handed. injured his knee. had a bit of a head start on most of Hussle and reads about possible from running back to defensive back Afterward, the young duo would Late in the first game of his junior his new teammates. investment opportunities. near the end of his collegiate career, move to the football field for year, Dorn suffered the injury that Dorn’s father, Torin Dorn Sr., He’s much more selective with he was selected in the fourth round catching drills, where Dorn was in caused him to miss three games. He played football for North Carolina his actions than one would normally of the 1990 NFL draft by the Raiders, his element. Sometimes he would returned to the field to finish out the from 1986 to 1989 before a career in expect from a 21-year-old. which were then in Los Angeles. have to catch one-handed. year but needed two surgeries after the NFL. He was a Tar Heel veteran “He stretches and stays in his bed, After his playing days, Dorn “We made it challenging to the season to correct the issue. when Mack Brown joined as the maybe looks at social media a little Sr. took up coaching high school see exactly who was the best and While he was rehabbing in the team’s new head coach in 1988. bit and calls it a night at, like, nine football. And once Myles and his everything, but we also supported offseason, his father’s dad passed Now, the younger Dorn has his o’clock sometimes,” Wolfolk said. brother, Torin Dorn Jr., reached each other,” Dorn Sr. said. “... It was away. Then, his mother’s dad passed own opportunity to impress Brown. “That boy loves to sleep. He’s really elementary school, he started never pitting one against the other to the following summer. At 6-foot-2, 205 pounds, Dorn’s an old man.” bringing them to play with the high where you embarrassed him. It was “That period of time with me presence demands your attention But this “old man” has been put to school kids. always to try to make them better.” being out of football is when I lost when he enters a room. But if you’re the test since that early head start. The two kids didn’t just survive The results speak for themselves. both my grandfathers,” Dorn said. able to talk to the senior defensive In the second half of the 2018 amongst the older children — they After his senior season with the “So it was like kind of all at one time, back, you’ll quickly realize he’s a season opener against California, thrived against the competition. UNC football team, Dorn plans on I just lost everything.” gentle giant. Dorn suffered a knee injury that kept “I would always use them as pursuing a career in the NFL. His His loved ones were there for him He’s a soft-spoken young man him sidelined for about six weeks. examples when it came down to older brother recently signed a deal to lean on, constantly offering their that takes the time to think about At the end of that same season, backpedaling, catching and things to play basketball in Poland. support through the challenging his answers in a conversation, a trait one of Dorn’s grandfathers died. Less of that nature,” Dorn Sr. said. times of loss in the Dorn family. that his teammate Myles Wolfolk than a year later, he lost his other When they weren’t helping out ‘I just lost everything’ “That is when we rally together,” still pokes fun at. grandfather as well. at their dad’s practices, the two Dorn Sr. said. “That is when family “He had to open up to us,” Now, heading into his senior brothers would always compete Dorn’s junior season couldn’t comes together, in those times of Wolfolk said. “He was very quiet season Dorn is looking to be a role against each other. have been much further from what despair.” coming in, and I get on him about model through his own simple Dorn Jr. gravitated towards he hoped for. it now sometimes. He’s just very philosophy: live, love and inspire. basketball at a young age, eventually He was coming off of a sophomore SEE DORN, PAGE 12 Energetic Michael Carter to lead UNC football by example By Brian Keyes “He didn’t get tackled one time,” ‘He was like a lightbulb’ was moved to running back, Assistant Sports Editor he said. discovering his future position North Carolina’s starting running Michael Carter’s first encounter then and there. It was also there Michael Carter sat in the back back and kick returner was usually with football came before he could that Carter discovered his favorite of his father’s car and put his head doing things like that. There’s joy even walk. He was born in Japan thing about football: how fun it was down, trying to focus on the moment. when Carter gets the ball and sees an and would watch his father play to run around with his friends, just The 7-year-old future running back open field. He’s already rushed for professionally in the X-League, the like at recess. listened to the music playing in his over 1,100 yards and 10 touchdowns local American football league. His Friends are something Michael father’s car on the way to his next in his two seasons at UNC. mother, Suzette Ellington, used to has always had in abundance, even football game. Recent history hasn’t been kind take him to practices in a stroller. from his earliest days. People are The music was his way of tuning to the Tar Heels. The team has a When the family moved to Navarre, drawn to the joy he carries around out the world. Then, all of a sudden, combined 5-18 record over the Florida in 2001, they found themselves with him, not just when he’s playing he looked up at his father, who asked past two years and has dealt with still immersed in football culture. football, but off the field, too. him what was wrong. a lot — suspended players, dubious “You ever seen Friday Night “He was always high energy,” his “Dad, I don’t think I want to get comments about concussions Lights where everything closes?” brother Dwayne Carter II said. “He tackled today,” Michael said. and a fight against N.C. State Michael said with a smile. “It’s not was like a lightbulb of atmosphere His father Tony Carter told him last season that resulted in more like that, but it’s close.” everywhere he was at.” the answer was simple — don’t get suspended players. But Carter is Football didn’t start out being Dwayne would know. The Carter tackled. Michael nodded, put his still here, and he’s happy. He’s got everything to a young Michael. In his brothers — Dwayne (25), Michael head back down, smiled and went a new coach in Mack Brown. He’s very first game, Carter wanted to quit (20) and Josh (18)— are inseparable back to listening to the music. ready to get back on the field after before he had even started — as a five- when they’re home together. Some 13 years later, Tony doesn’t last season’s disappointment. year-old, his coach had him playing at He’s worked hard to make sure remember exactly what his son’s stat “We feel like we deserve more guard. But his father made him try it, every team he’s a part of feels just line was. Something like 11 carries than what we’ve gotten,” Carter said. at least to find out if he liked it. as close as he and his brothers do. DTH FILE/LEXI BAIRD and seven touchdowns, he guesses. “Our attitude is more or less, we’re “We got beat 24-0, and I loved DTH GRAPHIC/JEFFREY SHUTTER He does know one thing, though. going to take it.” it,” Carter said. At halftime he SEE CARTER, PAGE 11