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Volume 120, Issue 150 dailytarheel.com Wednesday, February 13, 2013 Previous meetings between Duke 234 and UNC 39-37UNC record against Coach K When the unranked Tar Heels Consecutive meetings in the series when at least one of 150the schools is ranked in a 132-102 face No. 2 Duke today, the odds Carolina leads in all-time national poll series with Duke will be stacked against them.

22Of 33 games won Can the by Duke in the series UNC NCAA Regional 18Championships won 15 Duke Final Fours Duke wins in odds be the last seven meetings of overcome? 5 the series

UNC’s AP poll ranking in the By Brandon Moree 110last 134 games compared to Sports Editor Duke’s ranking of 90 49-47 Lead by Duke in games played here are few venues comparable to Cameron Indoor Stadium. in Durham and 40-35 in It’s loud. It’s intimidating. It’s crowded. For the North Carolina Cameron Indoor Stadium T men’s basketball team, it’s decorated in a more ominous shade of blue. 88-70 See DUKE, Page 4 UNC win in last game UNC National National versus Duke Championships won Championships in the last 35 years won by Duke in 8-2Duke conference record the last 35 years this season 4 Duke ACC regular-season 19 crowns 4 dth/kevinuhrmacher, meli ss aborden and nikki gauthreaux 1990The last time an unranked Carolina team won at Duke 40-35 132-102 All-time versus UNC at Cameron Overall series record Indoor Stadium

Wins against National Coach Roy Williams players of 6-4UNC conference the year from since his 14National players record this season arrival Duke since of the year from 11 1953 UNC since 1953 14Q&A with th The Duke hater Desmond Ian Williams Ian Williams wrote a 1990 column for The Daily Tar Heel entitled “Why I Hate Duke.” It remains one of the DTH’s most popular stories. In 2007, Williams Hubert: man wrote a follow-up column, “Why I Still Hate Duke.” In light of today’s game, staff writer Jackson Knapp spoke with Williams to revisit the column By Kelly Parsons5 that famously said things like “I want Krzyzewski Senior Writer calling home to his mother with tears in his eyes.” Williams is now a professional writer currently liv- hen North Carolina forward Desmond Hubert tips off tonight against Duke in what will likely ing in Los Angeles. be the biggest game in the new starter’s career to date, the atmosphere associated with college Daily Tar Heel: What type of feed- basketball’s biggest rivalry will be just one more illustrious tale the sophomore can report to back did you get when your column W was first published? his friends back home in New Jersey. He tells them all the time his best not to miss one, even if it means driving through the DTH Ian Williams: I thought that at The just how lucky he feels to be where he is today. night to get back home in time for work the next day. ONLINE: Daily Tar Heel we held ourselves Going from averaging just five minutes per game last season Having never played organized basketball before moving to To read Ian to a pretty high bar, where if some- to now holding down a starting role for UNC, Hubert feels for- New Jersey as a teenager, Hubert has his uncle to thank for his Williams’ 1990 thing were just too obvious, even a tunate for his increased responsibility and the privilege of put- continuously blossoming basketball career and for being the article, visit dai- cliche, then we wouldn’t do it, and I ting on a Carolina blue jersey. Playing before a packed house of parent he so tragically lost at the age of 14. lytarheel.com. felt like an article about why some- more than 9,000 fans in Cameron Indoor Stadium will soon be “He didn’t have to do that,” Hubert said. “Him taking care of one should hate Duke would be like just one more reminder that he’s living his dream. me and raising me like I was his son wasn’t his responsibility.” shooting fish in a barrel. In a seat behind the North Carolina bench tonight will be one But tonight at tipoff, when the buildup is big and the stakes are It’s one of those things when you say something fan in particular to whom Hubert owes much of his gratitude. even bigger, Jackson will be able to look to center-court and see that everyone’s been thinking, but no one’s said yet. For almost every UNC basketball game, Hubert’s uncle, Henry examples of not just the gifts he gave, but also the life-changing It has a surprising amount of power. It was the first Jackson, is in the stands looking on. It’s a seven-hour drive for one he got in return. codification of that sort of feeling. Jackson to Chapel Hill from Cream Ridge, N.J., where he raised Hubert since his mother passed away in 2007. But Jackson does See HUBERT, Page 7 See williams, Page 4

God bless them Tar Heel boys! Ian Williams, “Why i hate Duke” Column 2 Wednesday, February 13, 2013 News The Daily Tar Heel

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Baseball UNC, bringing the final score entire team played lights at Collegiate Nationals every to 5-3. Cockrell allowed only out defense, helping UNC year she has been at Carolina. The UNC Club Baseball 4 hits threw 6 innings, while to outscore Harvard 9-3 “I guess I want a grand team won three straight striking out 7. Ryan Langevin in the second half to reach finale of my collegiate rac- games this weekend to sweep received the win for the Tar the finals. Junior Charlie ing career,” said Brewer. “I their season opening series Heels with his 3 innings of Shaffner and freshman Aaron am expecting this year to be at the University of South relief pitching, allowing only Warshauer provided incred- another very competitive.” Carolina. 3 hits. Max Wasser again ible highlight reel catches, as While most triathlon train- In game one starting proved dangerous at the they grabbed everything out ing is a solitary endeavor, the pitcher Seth Beane threw five plate, along with third base- of the sky. Continuing their team meets to train together scoreless innings, allowing man Andrew Romaine, going great defense, Darkside blew twice on Tuesdays, with a gru- just two hits and striking out 3-5 and 2-4 respectively on out Ohio 15-4 in the finals. eling morning swim workout eight. David Coffey provided the day. The fact that the most lop- and then an equally tough relief pitching for the final sided win of the tournament track workout. Only about two innings, maintaining the Water polo occurred in the finals only 9 weeks of training sepa- combined shutout on just further emphasizes the depth rate UNC’s triathletes from one hit and three strikeouts. You’re treading water, of UNC. Nationals. Truman Vereen led the Heels using only your legs to stay First-year equestrian team member Kerry O’Donnell “I think our team has got- at the plate, going 2-3, along afloat since both of your arms Triathlon ten stronger and stronger with Chip Lewis and Max are occupied; one arm is players including 9 returning tion this weekend. The Tar every year,” added Cukierman. Wasser, each with 2 RBIs. keeping the ball as far from players. With solid starters Heels’ hard work in practice Fresh from a winter hiatus, “I’m excited for our team this The Gamecocks jumped the defender as possible and and a large bench, the Tar was apparent at the meet. the members of the UNC year.” out to an early 3-2 lead in the other is attempting to Heels are optimistic about the Ian Everitt won 1st place on Triathlon Team have started the first two innings of game keep the distance. upcoming season. Returning floor exercise, while Eric Luu to ramp up training for the two. Pitcher Justin Pryor then But what can’t be seen by veteran players and high and Brad Cockrell took 2nd spring triathlon season, shut the USC offense down the referees is your defender’s point-scorers Kelli Avalos, and 3rd place, respectively. looking ahead to the USA Upcoming for four innings, allowing the hands grabbing you by the Aubrey Germ, Ashley Gremel, Ryan Lynch also placed 1st Triathlon Collegiate Nationals Schedule Tar Heels to regain a 8-3 lead. suit underwater and attempt- and Laura Seidel are expected on vault. For the women, on April 12-13. Saturday: Chip Lewis (2-3, 3 RBIs) and ing to drag you down. This is to play crucial roles in the Heather Frederick won 1st Nationals are slated to take Men’s Rugby: 11 a.m. on vault, Ashley Ross got 1st Jared Sobo (3-5, 1 RBI) led women’s water polo. pool this season. Also expect- place at Tempe, Arizona, and (Hooker Fields) the offensive onslaught that The University of North ed to put on a show are new on uneven bars, and Jenna over 120 collegiate club teams led the Heels to their eventual Carolina Women’s Club players Barbara Cole, Sarah Kilgore took home the gold from around the nation are Women’s Rugby: 2:30 p.m. 8-4 victory. Water Polo team returns to Lahidji, and Lindsay Loyd. on floor exercise. Desiree expected to compete. (Hooker Fields) Game three was a pitcher’s LaFountain placed 2nd on the Mid-Atlantic Division “The mood at Collegiate Saturday, Feb. 23: duel between UNC starter of the Collegiate Water Polo floor exercise and vault, and Nationals is like no other Gymnastics Men’s Rugby: 11 a.m. Dillon Cockrell and John Association with the return of Kaitlyn Townsend got 3rd race I’ve ever done,” says Gil (Hooker Fields) Arnold. After two innings the experienced players, the addi- The UNC Club Gymnastics place on balance beam. UNC Cukierman, president of the Tar Heels had a 3-2 lead that tion of several new players, team hosted 60 competi- placed second overall as a triathlon club team. “The Women’s Rugby: 5 p.m. would remain unchanged and experienced new coach tors from North Carolina team, just two-tenths behind noise at the starting line last (Hooker Fields) until the 8th inning, when a Ben Byers. After finishing State University, University NC State with a score of year was deafening. sacrifice fly scored the tying 7th in last year’s conference of North Carolina at 142.75. “I’m pretty sure my heart Saturday, Feb. 23 and run for South Carolina. A season with a travel team of Wilmington, and University was beating at an unhealthy Sunday, Feb. 24: costly 9th inning error let only 12 girls, women’s water of Virginia for a “Jersey Floor” Ultimate rate right before the start- Men’s Handball two runs cross the plate for polo now has a roster of 21 themed gymnastics competi- ing gun went off,” continued Tournament: Saturday 8 UNC Darkside was Cukierman. a.m.-6 p.m. ; Sunday 8 a.m.- crowned champion at the Mollie Brewer, vice presi- 4 p.m. (Fetzer Gyms) Queen City Tune Up, in dent of the team, has raced Charlotte, NC. Darkside out- scored its opponents 90 – 43 over six games for the week- end. While many of the other top seeds were, UNC took care of business and blew through teams in pool play. The only hiccup occurred in the semifinal game against Harvard, which saw Darkside down 8-6 at halftime. However, they came out in the second half with fire, smothering their opponent with tight defense and layout Gymnastics team members pose for a picture after celebrating Chip Lewis records his second hit of the weekend’s second game. after layout after layout. The their second place finish in a competition this weekend. The Daily Tar Heel News Wednesday, February 13, 2013 3 Lambden and Lindsey move on The runo≠ election will be held next week By Katharine McAnarney, Andy Willard and Lillian Evans Staff Writers

After weeks of collecting signatures, hold- ing rallies in the Pit and attending debates, Will Lindsey and Christy Lambden are in the home stretch for student body president. The Board of Elections announced that Lindsey and Lambden will move on to a runoff election Tuesday, Feb. 19, as no single candidate garnered a majority of votes. Lindsey — who gathered the most peti- tion signatures to get on the ballot — col- lected 37 percent of the vote . “I am so honored and so excited,” Lindsey said. “We’ve been working so hard and reaching out to many students, and it is unbelievable.” Lambden collected 22 percent of the vote and had the most endorsements from stu- dth/jason wolonick dth/brookelyn riley dent organizations. Christy Lambden, with 22 percent of the vote, will move on to the runoff. Will Lindsey, with 37 percent of the vote, will also advance to the runoff. “I’m feeling incredibly honored — delighted at the opportunity to reach out to DTH ONLINE: To find out which more people,” he said. Student Congress candidates won for Senior class CAA RHA GPSF Candidate Rob Jones collected 11 percent each district and to see a photo gallery of reactions, visit dailytarheel.com. of the vote. He said he was proud of all the officers president president president people he worked with. “This is an experience that I would not “We’re disappointed — we thought we trade for the world,” he said. did our best job,” he said. “It’s been a long Despite his loss, Claybren said he is excit- couple weeks, but I think we can look back ed about the two remaining candidates. Georgia Walker/ Allison Hill Kendall Rose Kiran Bhardwaj and say that we gave our best effort.” “The students voted for them and their Tony Botros Nicosia-Rusin Candidate Hetali Lodaya collected 19 issues — I just hope they stay to the core of percent of the vote. (their) values when it comes down to it,” he “I’m happy with everything we did ­­— I’m added. happy with my ideas, I love my team, and Chairwoman of the Board of Elections I’m really proud of what we did here.” Shruthi Sundaram said some students Lindsey and Lambden said they will “As campaigners we need to keep people Lodaya said she is looking forward to experienced technical difficulties during the strengthen their campaign efforts during involved and informed. We need to keep continuing her involvement in student voting period and had to vote through an the next week. enthusiasm high.” government. alternative write-in ballot. “I think it’s a case of doing a lot of what “I’m excited to work with (Lindsey and Tuesday’s turnout — 5,691 students, or we’ve been doing already — move the mes- Staff writers Trevor Casey, Kristen Skill and Lambden) and to work with whoever ends about 19 percent of the student body — was sage a little bit further,” Lambden said. Hailey Vest contributed reporting up being elected,” she said. an increase from last year’s record low of Lindsey said he will continue to cam- Kevin Claybren collected 11 percent of the 4,507 votes. paign in the Pit to keep students engaged in Contact the desk editor at vote. In an effort to increase voter turnout, the election. [email protected]. Proposal emphasizes job training Thorp High school students diplomas, according to the bill. students both career- and college- DEGREE PATHWAYS Steve Farmer, vice provost for ready — not one or the other. approves may choose between two enrollment and undergraduate “You shouldn’t have to make a As part of the Pathways to admissions at UNC-CH, said voca- decision about your career when Prosperity Network, N.C. pledged education pathways. tional education can motivate stu- you’re 15 or 16 years old,” Hill said. to develop more career pathways dance dents to stay engaged in school and He said minority groups might for high school students that learn a wide range of skills. be pushed into vocational tracks By Sarah Brown incorporate community college Staff Writer He said the effect on university because they have historically lower admissions remains unclear, but high school graduation rates. courses. Common pathways minor One of Gov. Pat McCrory’s key students who follow a vocational “There are just too many unan- include information technology education proposals has found leg- track would not be excluded from swered questions for me,” he said. and advanced manufacturing. islative backing at the N.C. General admission to the University — even The bill is only the start of the Other participating states are: Student registration for Assembly. though it is a liberal arts school process, said Terry Stoops, director The N.C. Senate voted unani- — as long as those students took a of education studies at the John Georgia the minor will begin in mously last week to approve Senate rigorous course load. Locke Foundation. Illinois fall 2013 or fall 2014. Bill 14, which would make two “We don’t care what label is on He said the bill directs the tracks — college preparatory and the transcript,” Farmer said. State Board of Education and the Massachusetts By Josephine Yurcaba vocational education — avail- June Atkinson, state superin- Department of Public Instruction Missouri Assistant Arts Editor able to state high school students. tendent of public instruction, said to research similar models in other The bill is currently in a House of in an email that students will gain states and conduct trial runs of the Tennessee Chancellor Holden Thorp Representatives committee. credit beyond the national mini- dual-track system in select schools. announced Tuesday that UNC will During his campaign, McCrory mum requirements for high school Five other states have pledged to add a dance minor. advocated for the dual pathway graduation. develop multiple pathways for high capacity to include career and tech- The minor will be offered within system, with an emphasis on voca- She said students would receive school students. nical training (for high-school stu- the College of Arts and Sciences tional training, as a means of boost- career endorsements for taking “The bill gets the ball rolling on a dents) on their campuses,” he said. and will allow student registration ing employment. three or four courses in a specific series of larger reforms,” he said. “Legislators should invite them to beginning in either fall 2013 or fall Beginning in the 2014-15 aca- concentration. Stoops said he would like to see the table and see what they have to 2014, according to a press release. demic year, high school students But Chris Hill, director of the UNC-system schools play an active offer.” Thorp announced the plans at would select one of three paths — Education and Law Project at the role in helping to develop the new a meeting of the Student Advisory college, career or both — and earn N.C. Justice Center, said the focus vocational pathway. Contact the desk editor at Committee to the Chancellor. career endorsements in addition to should be on making high school “Some universities have the [email protected]. The proposal for the minor was submitted in the fall by Lauren Friedmann, a junior and advisory committee member. “Originally, we had heard that the inBRIEF Nice Price Books leaving Carrboro earliest it would happen was 2014,” Friedmann said. “But it seems that it’s moving pretty quickly.” City brief Back Alley Bikes will Though Friedmann held meetings Man hit by car on Franklin move into the bookstore’s with students and dance groups about charged for failing to yield the minor’s curriculum, she said she’s space in early April. still unsure what exactly it will offer. After being hit by a car while “We did submit an idea to the crossing Franklin Street Monday By Holly West dean of what we’d like the cur- evening, Chapel Hill resident Staff Writer riculum to look like, and we’d really James Baker Jr. has been charged like administrators to take that into with failing to yield the right of For 26 years, Nice Price Books account,” Friedmann said. way to the vehicle. has been a place for students, pro- She said students and dancers want Baker crossed the street out- fessors and residents to buy used the minor to include various levels of side of a cross walk, said Sgt. Josh books and vinyl records. classical ballet, modern dance, world Mecimore, spokesman for the But on March 10, the Carrboro dance, hip-hop and ballroom dance. Chapel Hill Police Department. bookstore will close its doors. And Sarah Bird, a dancer in Police estimated that the car Cindy Kamoross, who owns Nice dth/justin pryor Inversions Modern Dance Company, was traveling at 25 mph when Price with her husband, said the Employee Ian Hopper looks at the used books that are on sale in Nice Price said she wants to see dance classes it hit Baker. He traveled 89 feet store’s other locations in Durham Books. The Carrboro store will close on March 10 after 26 years of business. that incorporate performance after impact, according to police and Raleigh will remain open. opportunities. reports. Kamoross said business at the and DVDs. They find us.” Amanda Ziesemer, an intern at Baker was taken to UNC Carrboro store has declined during “We get some nifty old quirky She said the store is offering Carolina Performing Arts and an Hospitals with what appeared to the past few years. and neat things,” she said. discounted prices for all of its advisory committee member, said be non-life threatening injuries, She said one reason for the Betty Schumacher, manager of merchandise. it’s interesting to see the academic Mecimore said. decline is that more people are buy- Chapel Hill’s The Bookshop, said “I just hope that people will planning that goes into a minor. ing books from online booksellers. she was surprised to hear about come by and see us before we “A lot of people have preconceived Kamoross said business has also Nice Price’s closing. close,” she said. ideas that a dance program is just CAmpus brief declined because of the construction “I thought they were doing pret- Back Alley Bikes, a bike repair dance classes, but the whole idea of Friday deadline for seniors of the town’s first hotel at 300 E. ty well,” she said. shop, will be moving into the space a dance minor is to incorporate the Main St., which has closed off part She said sales at her store have currently occupied by Nice Price. academic side of it,” she said. to apply for graduation of the sidewalk near her bookstore. declined slightly in the past few Back Alley Bikes owner Jason The proposal Friedmann submit- All UNC seniors planning This problem echoes a concern years, but she thinks it is a result of Merrill said the store will move ted in the fall followed years of lob- to graduate in May must apply for nearby businesses that was the economic recession. from its Chapel Hill location to the bying for a minor. by Friday. The application can brought up by town officials dur- Kamoross said Nice Price has a Carrboro space in early April. “The dance community at be found within the Connect ing the planning stages of the loyal base of customers that includes Merrill said one reason for the Carolina has worked really tirelessly Carolina Student Center. hotel project. professors, graduate students, resi- move is that he will be buying for this,” she said. Students with a primary major Nice Price sells a variety of dents and people from out of town. instead of leasing. “There’s such a thirst for dance in in a professional school must used books — from popular fic- “We also have, surprisingly, a lot “It’ll be nice to get into a space we an academic setting that the curricu- apply for graduation through that tion to children’s books to aca- of customers that come here from can be in for a long time,” he said. lum will be met with open arms.” school. demic material. Durham, Cary, Raleigh, Pittsboro,” In addition to selling used books, she said. “There are people who Contact the desk editor at Contact the desk editor at — From staff and wire reports Nice Price sells vinyl records, CDs just really love used book stores. [email protected]. [email protected]. 4 Wednesday, February 13, 2013 From Page One The Daily Tar Heel DUKE A decade of matchups: how UNC and Duke were ranked The Lowdown on TODAY’S Game from page 1 The last time an unranked UNC team beat Duke was in 2003. Since then, rankings have proved an unsteady indicator of the game’s outcome. No. 2 Duke vs. And today at 9 p.m., it 1 North Carolina will be filled to capacity with 9 p.m. more than 9,000 fans who 5 want to see nothing short Cameron Indoor Stadium of a dismantling of the Tar 21-2, 8-2 ACC Broadcast: ACC Network 16-7, 6-4 ACC Heels. 10 “When we drove in the HEAD-TO-HEAD parking lot — it was my sophomore year — they 15 Tonight will be Marcus Paige’s first taste were throwing things at the of the rivalry and while his backcourt mate bus,” senior guard Dexter Dexter Strickland has been there before, Strickland said. 20 Backcourt his consistency has been in question of late. In contrast, Duke’s Seth Curry is the “And I was like, ‘Wow, we 1 can’t even get a nice entrance unranked team’s second leading scorer and has A H H A A H H A A H H A A H H A A H H A made 57 3-pointers this year. Edge: Duke to the gym.’ That was just a * 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 5 sample of how the fans are deeply involved and how = UNC = Duke = UNC won H = at UNC A = at Duke = at Greensboro Duke’s senior forward Mason Plumlee is * second in the ACC in points and rebounds intense the games be.” SOURCE: WWW.GOHEELS.COM DTH/OLIVIA FRERE, BAILEY SEITTER 10 and he averages a double-double. UNC will The intensity will be at Frontcourt be without its biggest body — Joel James a fever pitch for 2013’s first that matches the environ- Heels, this will be their first this year — at Indiana, at N.C. — and James Michael McAdoo is still installment of arguably ment. experience of the rivalry. State,” freshman point guard 15 struggling with a back injury. Duke, though, the greatest rivalry in all of “If my team’s not fired And while trips to Assembly Marcus Paige said. “We’re is still without Ryan Kelly. Edge: Push sports. up tomorrow, I’m going to Hall in Bloomington, Ind., used to the crazy environ- No. 2 Duke (21-2, 8-2) send them all over to the and PNC Arena in Raleigh ment. 20 Sophomore P.J. Hairston is North Carolina’s will host a North Carolina morgue and see if they have were intense in their own “I understand this is a little third leading scorer with 12.3 points per (16-7, 6-4) team that is enough boxes ready for them,” rights, there is something bit different level, but at the game and he has started just one game looking for its first win in Williams said. “Gosh, we’ll different about going to same time, it’s still a basket- unrankedBench this season. When the Tar Heels have strug- Durham as an unranked find out, but that’s what you Cameron. ball game, and the crowd gled out of the gate, it has been Hairston that comes through with the spark. UNC team since 1990. play the games for. That experience, though, is still rowdy so you have to will need that spark tonight. Edge: UNC Coach Roy Williams said “And we will know a lot can only help. fight past that.” he wants his team to play the more at 11:30 (tonight).” “We’ve played in some The Tar Heels will be Blue Devils with an intensity For many of the Tar pretty hostile environments fighting past that rowdiness The numbers are hard to ignore. Unranked UNC teams are 2-9 in Cameron Indoor without freshman big man Stadium and the Blue Devils are 40-35 all- Joel James as he suffered a Intangibles time against North Carolina in Cameron. concussion last week against Also, it will be, hands-down, the toughest Wake Forest. environment the Tar Heels have played in That means North this season. Edge: Duke Carolina will have one fewer body to help defend Duke’s leading scorer and rebounder The Bottom Line — Duke 77, North Carolina 71 Mason Plumlee. Compiled by Brandon moree The Blue Devil senior for- ward is averaging a double- Duke with what Williams I am. double with 18 points and 11 believes is their greatest “I hope the guys in the rebounds a game. strength — balance. short pants are looking for- On the perimeter, Seth “It’ll be a great chal- ward to it, too.” Curry has also had a strong lenge for us,” Williams said. year as the team’s second “Believe it or not, we’re Contact the desk editor at leading scorer. Curry provides really looking forward to it, [email protected].

WILLIAMS from page 1 DTH: What made you decide to write a follow-up column 17 years later? IW: I wrote that article to say look, some things really never go away. One of them is the fact that all of y’all are a part of this brotherhood or sis- terhood of like-minded souls. The other thing that never goes away is how much you can really loathe that awful school, because they have a knack for picking players that are uni- versally loathsome. There’s just something about these guys. I don’t know if it’s like you put on the Duke unitard and all of a sudden you’re horrifying, or if it’s all predestined. DTH: What did the article mean for your writing career? IW: It showed me at the age of 19 that it was possible to have a life as a writer. When Meet one of our people and they’ll something you do is trusted ask about you. Not your resume. enough or you become vague- Because it’s you, the person, ly infamous for something, I we’re interested in. After all, it’s think it goes a long way, espe- Real individuality. a big, diverse world out there. cially if you’re 19 or 20. You start thinking you’re running Tackling global business challenges the world. If you’re doing Unreal togetherness. takes different viewpoints and CAROLINA PERFORMING ARTS PRESENTS anything that’s involved in fresh thinking. Listening. Sharing. THE RITE OF SPRING AT 100 the arts you have to have an Debating. It’s all part of the job. inordinate belief that magic All we’re missing is you. Visit will happen somewhere, and ey.com/internships. when something like this BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE’S happens it’s proof that there See More | Opportunities is some sort of magic some- where, and it gives you a con- fidence that if you don’t have NUMBER ONE at that age, you’re going to say screw it and go to law school. DTH: Do you think the LIVE EVENT FOR UNC-Duke rivalry has changed at all recently? IW: The rivalry is one of NORTH AMERICA those things — it’s like the Grand Canyon — it’s as good as the cliche. You’d be really hard-pressed to find a rivalry IN FEBRUARY. that really keeps on giving like this one does year after year. It comes down to the personali- ties. Carolina and Duke are very similar in socioeconomic strata, but somehow Duke always manages to douche itself into a higher level. DTH: How badly do you still hate Duke? IW: Every time I think, “Oh, I don’t know, maybe they’re OK. Maybe I don’t care as much this year,” somehow — when it gets to be this time again, and it’s the week of the game — it just bubbles back to the surface as if it had never MAGDALENA KOŽENÁ, MEZZO-SOPRANO abated. I would say it’s gotten worse with age, except that I’m AND GRAMMY-AWARD WINNING not as physically violent to the YEFIM BRONFMAN, PIANO walls anymore when we lose. U WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 20 7:30 PM Contact the desk editor at [email protected]

Ian Williams wrote a col- umn for The Daily Tar Heel in 1990, “Why LIVE AT MEMORIAL HALL © 2013 Ernst & Young LLP. All Rights Reserved. Reserved. Rights All LLP. Young & Ernst 2013 © STUDENT TICKETS CHAPEL HILL U 919.843.3333 I hate Duke,” ONLY CAROLINAPERFORMINGARTS.ORG that is still oft- $10 quoted today. The Daily Tar Heel News Wednesday, February 13, 2013 5 North Korea refugees speak on defecting, new lives By Mary Frances Buoyer “In the news, North Korea lived.” The defectors said separa- “We think that they’re Staff Writer is seen as such a bad country, The two defectors spoke of tion from their families was these irrational, brainwashed but I would like to plead to the atrocities of everyday life also very difficult. Yang was people,” she said. Two North Korean defec- you that the people of North in North Korea — with hun- forced to leave his father, sick Yang and Kim — who tors urged UNC students Korea are not bad,” Kim said. ger the most prominent of all. with tuberculosis, at home are now working to become Tuesday night to shift their “It’s only the North Korean Kim said he saw people when he fled North Korea. an airplane technician and attention from the nation’s political system that’s bad.” dying of starvation during the “What is precious to me elementary school teacher, political woes to recognize one Both defectors said they harsh economic times. is my own life, which was respectively — both said they thing people tend to overlook felt no qualms about speaking “I remember seeing these threatened many times, but remain hopeful for the reuni- ­— the human experience. out against the anti-American dead bodies just wrapped also my family that I will fication of Korea one day. Jeongho Kim and Cheoljun sentiments of the North around in plastic and buried never be part from again,” he “I learned in school that Yang, two North Korean Korean regime. in the ground,” he said. said. great people in the world and defectors, discussed their Kim told a story about Yang said he experienced Kelly Heo, president of in history did not have a nor- experiences and their new his school’s sports field day, this extreme hunger first- Duke University’s chapter of mal life,” Yang said. lives in South Korea — where kicking a poster of an hand. Amnesty International, knew “I did not have a normal through a translator — to a American was an event. “I cannot even begin to the two defectors from volun- life — so I believe I am on the crowd of more than 75 stu- “Sorry!” he said with a tell you what I saw because teering at a North Korean refu- right track.” dth/kathleen doyle dents at an event hosted by laugh. “I really thought that when I was hungry, it was as gee school in South Korea and Refugee Jeongho Kim speaks UNC’s chapter of Liberty in the United States was a bad if I could not see anything set up the event on Tuesday to Contact the desk editor at about his experience defect- North Korea. country, and that’s how I around me,” he said. knock down stereotypes. [email protected]. ing from North Korea. YMCA to remove racquetball courts in renovation By Julia Craven facility,” she said. But Robert Epting, a and takes pride in the courts. ter layout, she said, adding that renovation. Staff Writer Greg Lee, senior local attorney and frequent Grinnan said the courts are the renovations will improve Lee said construction will membership and marketing racquetball player at not exclusive to racquetball patrons’ ability to exercise. likely begin in late spring Despite opposition from director of the YMCA, said the YMCA, said he has and are often repurposed for “That’s a win-win for or early summer and be racquetball enthusiasts, the the renovations are an sentimental ties to the courts, other sports and activities. everybody,” Grinnan said. completed in the fall. Chapel Hill-Carrboro YMCA opportunity to offer more of and he doesn’t see the change “The racquetball group is a Lee said he understands Epting, however, said he is moving forward with plans what members are asking for. as an improvement. fairly small group compared the frustrations of court users isn’t going anywhere. to remove Chapel Hill’s only Once the racquetball courts “It’s just foolish,” he said. to the majority of people that and said removing the courts “We’re planning on playing public racquetball courts. are removed, the YMCA will Epting said between 75 we serve,” she said. was not an easy decision for right here. We’re planning Dabney Grinnan, add 200 square feet of wellness and 125 people regularly use Grinnan said a poll of the YMCA board and staff. on this board changing their chairwoman of the Chapel equipment in their place. the racquetball courts. YMCA members revealed Despite frustration from minds.” Hill-Carrboro YMCA Board Lee said the YMCA is He donated money to that they would prefer more frequent racquetball players, of Directors, said the change working to nail down a time- construct the YMCA and was wellness equipment, and Lee said, the YMCA is not Contact the desk editor at is part of a two-year process line and decide what the new one of the original users of removing the courts is the reconsidering its plans for [email protected]. to improve the layout and space will offer to members. the courts in the early 1980s. right decision. functioning of the YMCA. “We don’t have specifics He said the court removal is A renovated fitness floor will “We are really excited on everything this space will taking away from the commu- decrease crowds during peak about improving our fitness include,” he said. nity — a community that built hours and improve the lacklus-

College costs a focus of State of the Union Check out the really cool houses at: By Claire Strickland to subsidize the soaring cost emphasis on states’ and human of the N.C. Federation of Staff Writer of higher education,” he said. rights. College Republicans, also said “Colleges must do their part to Deerson opposes Obama’s Obama’s policies have failed President Barack Obama keep costs down, and it’s our increased use of drones over- to benefit students. We make finding your house easy. focused on boosting economic job to make sure they do.” seas, which the president did Steele said in the next four growth and proposed mea- UNC Young Democrats not specifically mention in his years Obama should focus Complete information on our houses sures to reduce rising college and the Black Student speech. on the economy to benefit online. We ONLY rent clean, well costs in his first State of the Movement co-hosted a view- Obama’s job creation students. maintained homes. Contact us soon to Union address of his second ing party in Gardner Hall. policies, especially for young “A lot of that comes back to term. Peter Vogel, president of people, have not been suc- the economy and getting our get a chance at yours. “A growing economy that UNC Young Democrats, said cessful, said Garrett Jacobs, finances in order,” Steele said. creates good, middle-class Obama has managed the chairman of the UNC College But he also said increased jobs — that must be the economy effectively, but that Republicans. government intervention is 4 Bedroom North Star that guides our economic growth will be a In 2011, 53.6 percent of not the best way to combat efforts,” he said. slow process. bachelor’s degree holders rising tuition costs and youth Houses?… Obama outlined initiatives “I’d like to see him focus on under the age of 25 were unemployment. in manufacturing, energy and job creation rather than defi- jobless or underemployed “I think we need to be We Got ‘em! infrastructure to generate cit reduction,” Vogel said. nationwide. privatizing student loans and new jobs and proposed rais- But the University’s other “Unemployment for our keeping the government out www.CoolBlueRentals.com ing the minimum wage to $9. political organizations were age group is worse than any of that,” he said. “As we see 413793.CRTR He also called on Congress not as enthusiastic about the other age group by far,” he in college tuition, prices con- to enact measures that would speech or Obama’s plans. said. “We’d like for him to talk tinue to go up any time the steer more federal aid to David Deerson, president about what he is going to do government gets involved.” universities and colleges that of UNC Young Americans differently over the next four keep prices low. for Liberty, said that Obama years to help people our age.” Contact the desk editor at “Taxpayers cannot continue should place more of an Greg Steele, chairman [email protected]. 6 Wednesday, February 13, 2013 News The Daily Tar Heel Fox has plenty of options in new class

By Brandon Moree Major League Baseball Draft, was the next UNC recruit ond, he could (be a designated reach the ground as possible.” This is the third part of a Sports Editor three of them turned down selected in the draft as the hitter). It’s a good problem for The only other Tar Heel weeklong series previewing the big show for Tar Heel blue. Diamondbacks picked him me to have.” recruit in the draft, Dunbar, the baseball season. The most talented high Outfielder Skye Bolt, shortstop the in 16th round. Lassiter Bolt will be competing is competing for the starting school seniors in the world of Landon Lassiter and catcher played for the same high for a spot in the outfield. He spot behind the plate. Monday Infield baseball are faced with an often Korey Dunbar head a class of school and coach as former turned down the Washington The class as a whole was Tuesday Pitching staff difficult decision — should they 17 newcomers to the North UNC standout Levi Michael. Nationals to bring his impres- ranked by Collegiate Baseball start playing professional base- Carolina baseball team. North Davidson coach Mike sive outfield range to UNC. as eighth in the country and Today Freshmen ball right away, or should they Matt Smoral, a left-handed Meadows said last year that He’s also, as his name might has more weapons than just attend college first. pitcher, had selected UNC Lassiter made plays on the run suggest, pretty fast. those players who spurned Thursday Outfield “Why would you pick the as his college choice before as well as anyone he’s coached. “I think I can add some professional baseball. Friday Seton Hall preview University of North Carolina?” the Blue Jays selected him “He’s gonna play somewhere speed to the outfield,” Bolt “We’re really good,” UNC coach Mike Fox said. with the 50th overall pick. … We’ve had him all over the said. “I feel like a third role Lassiter said of the freshman of damage and hopefully win “My response to that would be The other Tar Heel recruits infield, which I like to do,” Fox out there (with Chaz Frank class. “We have a lot of power, a national championship.” — why wouldn’t you?” didn’t go quite as high in the said. “But he’s got a chance to and Parks Jordan) could a lot of speed, a lot of good Of the four Tar Heel 40-round draft. play (shortstop). If he doesn’t definitely keep the outfield arms. By the time we get out Contact the desk editor at recruits selected in the 2012 North Davidson’s Lassiter play short, he could play sec- on lock and let as few fly balls of here, we’re gonna do a lot [email protected]. UNC to o≠er new nursing doctorate program

The new program, which Funding for the new pro- new program, she said. clinical practice, she said. ability of health care. The doctor of nursing was approved Friday by gram will likely come from Voss said the program will Swanson said she is excited Swanson said the program practice program will the UNC-system Board of money currently used for the help give North Carolina a for the program to start. will also teach nursing stu- Governors, will eventually master’s program and tuition, more highly educated nurse “We are incredibly lucky to dents to deliver health care likely start in the fall. replace the master of science said Kristen Swanson, dean of work force. have (Barksdale) at UNC to with the highest quality and in nursing program that is the School of Nursing. Debra Barksdale, president launch our DNP program,” safety. By Lynsay Williams currently offered. “We’re starting extremely of the National Organization she said. “The School of Nursing Staff Writer Meagen Voss, associate small,” she said. “We have yet of Nurse Practitioner Barksdale said the school is committed to joining the director of communications to solidify funding for the Faculties and director of the anticipates enrollment in the national trend for (Advanced The University’s School of for the School of Nursing, entire program.” new doctorate program, said new doctorate program to Practice Registered Nurse) Nursing will soon offer a new said the school is planning Swanson said the program in an email that the program eventually exceed the current educational preparation postgraduate degree program to start the program in fall will accept students with will offer two tracks. enrollment in the master’s to produce graduates who for its students. 2013. bachelor’s degrees as well The advanced clinical prac- program: 274 students. can improve the health of The school, which last year With the new program, as students with master’s tice track will focus on direct She said students in the all North Carolina citizens,” had to cut undergraduate UNC will become one of six degrees. patient care and administra- new doctorate program will Barksdale said. enrollment because of budget state-supported institutions Students currently in the tion, while the organizational learn to care for patients of cuts, will offer a doctor of in North Carolina to offer the master’s program will be able leadership track will focus on all ages, manage chronic ill- Contact the desk editor at nursing practice program. advanced level of training. to apply to switch into the administrative support for nesses and increase the avail- [email protected].

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DTHCALL 919-962-0252 The Daily Tar Heel From Page One Wednesday, February 13, 2013 7 was awestruck. “My sister knew onship loss. 26, nobody on the team took HUBERT “I remember Desmond He saw 10 combined min- the loss harder than Hubert. from page 1 ducked to come in the door- exactly what I need- utes in UNC’s four NCAA His teammate’s stat lines The savior way. I squeezed (the assistant Tournament games and less might not jump off the page, coach’s) hand, and I said, ed when she gave than one minute in the Tar but McAdoo insists his true Having no relationship ‘There’s got to be a Lord,’” he him to me...” Heels’ last-second loss to Duke value is immeasurable. with his father, Hubert was said. “We pretty much felt like last season in the Smith Center. “I could talk all day about raised in Winter Park, Fla., by we saw the savior walk through Henry Jackson, But the lack of a major pres- Desmond,” McAdoo said. his single mother, Rose. Since the door at that moment.” Desmond Hubert’s uncle ence on the team didn’t cause “He’s an example of a guy it was just the two of them, him to slow down. In fact, it who might not get that much she and Hubert had a close A new way of life that walked through his door was just the opposite. Once credit, but everybody knows relationship as he grew up. that summer day. Henson and Zeller were select- it’s guys like him that make But sometimes, he just On the court, Hubert was “(At the beginning) he ed in the first round of the this team successful.” needed to get away. learning how to use his natu- couldn’t catch a cold,” Corby NBA Draft last June, Hubert Rose was diagnosed with ral athleticism in a sport in said. “You’d throw a ball at knew it was his time to strike. A gift that keeps giving cancer when Hubert was in which he had no previous him, and you’re pretty close to Hubert intensified his second grade. Watching his coaching. At home, it was an breaking his nose eight out of workouts during the offsea- Sometimes covered up by a only parent suffer through entirely different learning 10 times.” son, and when the 2012-13 chunky black watch when he’s a serious illness weighed on experience. In four years on the varsity campaign began on Nov. 9, not on the court, the tattoo of him. When it became too over- In May 2007, less than a team at New Egypt, Hubert the sophomore started the his mother’s death date on his whelming, one thing was sure year after she and Hubert recorded more than 1,000 first five games. wrist is a daily reminder of the to help him forget. moved to New Jersey, Rose lost points, 1,500 rebounds and Still, Williams wouldn’t person he lost too early and the “I had to grow up really fast,” her eight-year battle with can- 750 blocks. During his senior commit to a permanent starter lifetime’s worth of storms he’s Hubert said. “I missed out on cer. Aside from losing the only year, he captained the Warriors at the position throughout already weathered. dth file/erin hull a lot of my childhood when I parent in his life, now Hubert and led them to a program- the first month of the season, But for Hubert, who’s used After seeing limited playing was younger. (Basketball) was had to adjust to living with record 24 wins and a spot in giving freshmen Joel James to conquering life’s often time during his freshman year, always somewhere I could go Jackson and no longer being the Central Jersey Group 1 and Brice Johnson a chance to unexplainable challenges, Desmond Hubert has worked to escape, take my mind off of the only man in the house. Section Championship game show what they could do. there’s always a silver lining. his way into the starting lineup. things. It was like therapy for Jackson gave Hubert house- with his obtrusive presence But in the end, it was the “When I go through adver- me, almost.” hold chores and got him a job under the basket. thing at which Hubert has sity or when I have tough times when she gave him to me to Shortly before Hubert’s pumping gas three days a week “He was just a freak defen- always excelled that forced him in life or on the court, I always raise him. I tell everybody that 14th birthday, life as he knew after school at his self-owned sively,” said Ron Tortoriello, to finally make up his mind. think back to, ‘This is noth- I think it was more for me than it completely changed. service station. It was a differ- Hubert’s high school team- “Desmond is just so much ing compared to what I went it was for him.” Rose’s health had wors- ent way of life, but one Hubert mate and men’s basketball more effective on the defensive through,’” he said. “It’s always a When talking about basket- ened. Jackson, the man Rose grew to appreciate. After all, team manager at N.C. State. end of the floor in rebounding pick me up.” ball and the home into which had appointed to be her son’s they needed each other. “Kids wouldn’t even go in the and talking, making our whole The economy, and recently he was so warmly welcomed, guardian should anything At about the time Hubert paint because he was down team defense a heck of a lot Hurricane Sandy, have taken words of gratitude roll right off happen to her, was now faced moved in with him, Jackson there. He would just change better,” Williams said. a toll on his uncle’s car garage Hubert’s tongue. He never has with the real possibility of was going through a divorce. an entire team’s game plan.” So far this season, Hubert business. But despite his to wonder where the evidence one day having to parent the Having no kids of his own to And those are just the kind leads the team with 23 blocks. struggles, Jackson refuses of his many blessings lies. nephew he barely knew. So he help him get through his own of players coach Roy Williams Offensively, he’s still very to let that keep him away Because win or lose against persuaded his hesitant sister personal struggles, Jackson likes to have on his team. much a work in progress. from coming down to watch Duke tonight, Hubert knows to leave Florida and move up leaned on his nephew. Williams said Hubert has Hubert play. Jackson will be right there north so she and Hubert could “We were going through A work in progress done a much better job at Because Hubert’s not just behind him cheering him on. be closer to him. tough times at the same time,” communicating on the court his nephew, he’s his son. And And that’s all the proof a In June 2006, Jackson Hubert said. “I guess that was After making a couple of vis- this season. Teammate and that’s what fathers do. thankful Hubert will ever need. drove down to Winter Park, our bonding moment.” its to New Jersey to see Hubert roommate James Michael “He was like a gift from God loaded their belongings in the By the time Hubert was in action, Williams invited him McAdoo revealed that after to me,” Jackson said. “My sister Contact the desk editor at back of his trailer and moved ready for high school, he had and Jackson to Chapel Hill in UNC fell to N.C. State on Jan. knew exactly what I needed [email protected]. them into a rental property he developed more as a basketball April 2011 for an official visit. owned nearby his home. player, and his sheer size made Though it meant a second big “My sister didn’t want to him an attraction to many of move away from home, Hubert move back up here, because the big-name high school pro- signed a couple weeks later. BUY A COUCH • FIND A JOB • DITCH YOUR ROOMMATE she felt like she was com- grams in New Jersey. During his freshman sea- ing home to die,” Jackson But Jackson, his roots in son, Hubert didn’t see a lot of said. “But I just told her for the Cream Ridge area along playing time, as current NBA Desmond’s sake, since I’m with the business he’d owned forwards John Henson and going to be the one taking since 1984, thought it was best Tyler Zeller had a stronghold www.dailytarheel.com/classifieds care of him, that he needs to that Hubert stay at New Egypt on the big-man roles. get to know me.” High School, despite the fact Hubert struggled going Thinking that basketball that the program had won just from being the hometown hero would be something positive six games in its first five years. to spending so much time on for his young nephew to focus As Hubert began to grow the bench. As a freshman, he we’re here for you. all day. every day on, Jackson got Hubert on a into relevance, so did his team. scored just 17 points — two SELL YOUR CAR • FIND A SITTER • VOLUNTEER club team with a family friend Soon, Corby was no longer fewer than his total in New 407923.CRTR once he got to New Jersey. looking at the same clumsy kid Egypt’s 49-47 section champi- Later that summer, Jay Runoff election Corby, coach of the newly SBP candidates Christy established varsity basketball Lambden and Will Lindsey program at New Egypt High will face each other in a Feb. School, learned from a friend games 19 runoff. See pg. 3 for story. that Jackson’s nephew had © 2013 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. moved to town and was inter- New bike shop to come ested in playing basketball. Level: 1 2 3 4 “Bring him to the gym Nice Price Books will tomorrow morning around leave its Carrboro location, 10,” Corby told the man. Complete the grid and a bike shop will take its so each row, column place. See pg. 3 for story. The next day, when then- and 3-by-3 box (in 6-foot-7 Hubert showed up bold borders) contains to meet the other kids, Corby every digit 1 to 9. Fighting Duke Solution to North Carolina wrestling Tuesday’s puzzle beat Duke 24-13. Visit dai- lytarheel.com for a roundup of the match. Take 15/501 South towards Pittsboro Exit Market St. / Southern Village In Thursday’s paper SILVER LININGS PLAYBOOK K ...... 1:20-4:05-7:20-9:50 On Valentine’s Day, look ARGO K ...... 1:10-4:10-7:10-9:40 forward to reading a report ZERO DARK THIRTY K ...... 12:45-3:45-7:00-10:00 on online dating. As if you GANGSTER SQUAD K ...... 1:15-4:15-7:20-9:45 weren’t depressed already. LINCOLN J ...... 1:00-4:00-7:15-10:00 All shows $7.00 for college students with ID The Fun Place To Be!

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EDITorial BOARD members “Desmond ducked to come in the doorway. Andy Thomason EDITOR, 962-4086 OR [email protected] Chelsea Phipps Opinion Co-EDITOR, [email protected] Nayab khan matthew oakes Cody welton I squeezed (the assistant coach’s) hand, nathan d’ambrosio opinion Co-EDITOR trey mangum Kareem ramadan Sierra Wingate-Bey and I said, ‘There’s got to be a Lord.’” sanem kabaca assistant opinion EDITOR zach gaver Patrick Ryan Jay Corby, on the first time he met Desmond Hubert

EDITORIAL CARTOON By Matt Leming, UNC Comics, facebook.com/unccomics Featured online reader comment “What more would Caucasian studies add to the table other than what European and Tim Longest American history have already?” Manning Forward Temi, on the flyers for a Caucasian studies department at UNC Senior economics and philosophy major from Greenville. Email: [email protected] LETTERS TO Don’t confine love to THE EDITOR just Valentine’s Day Systemic TO THE EDITOR: Show more support Valentine’s Day just isn’t for basketball recruits going to be the same this year. sexism TO THE EDITOR: It is exactly two months Before I begin let me set to the day after the inex- a few things straight: I love plicable, heart-wrenching hurts Carolina and UNC basket- massacre of 20-odd little ball. individuals innocently and However, as a first-year indefensibly learning at students student, one word dominates school. my mind when I think of And I feel guilty con- en are overwhelm- UNC basketball fans inter- templating whether I’ll be ingly the perpetrators Editorial acting with recruits: apathy. savoring a romantic dinner M of violence against Before I came to UNC, I for two, or if roses will be women and other men. But was an IU basketball fan (I delivered to my door. physical violence is reinforced live in Indiana). Fortunately, What does it even mean and sometimes surpassed by Support House Bill 5 my family has season tickets. to lose the love of your another kind of violence that is Every game I attended, life? even more pervasive. the student section erupted Such a heavy question In a 1968 speech given the Funding for people they are still entitled to to find a solution without in numerous chants for for a day meant to be filled day after the assassination of receive full benefits until leaving some of the state’s basketball recruits visiting with dark chocolate and Martin Luther King Jr., Sen. with disabilities the appeal is completed. most vulnerable residents the game. cards the color of magenta Robert F. Kennedy called it “… This appeals process, to fend for themselves. Chants like “Co-dy Zell- and burgundy. the violence of institutions; should be a priority. though, is moving much The money for this con- er!” and “Yo-gi Fe-rrell!” The other day, during indifference and inaction and he N.C. Senate more quickly than most tinued funding will come echoed in the stadium when my interview for a teaching slow decay.” needs to follow the had anticipated. from a $39.7 million fund the recruits were as young as residency post-graduation, Institutional violence is lead of the N.C. This rapid legal process in the 2012-13 state budget sophomores in high school! I walked the halls of an T elementary school and reflected in the actions of those House of Representatives has exacerbated the need that had originally been Why doesn’t this hap- in positions of power and poli- in unanimously support- for a solution. If the legis- intended for funding for pen at Carolina? Blue chip witnessed 100 beautiful, smiling, happy children, cies implicitly and explicitly ing House Bill 5, which lature doesn’t take action those who live in in-home recruits, the future of our designed to protect male privi- Tar Heel team, are at every whose laughter echoed lege, even protecting perpetra- would provide a “tempo- soon, the affected group living arrangements. The basketball game. throughout the halls and tors of sexual violence. rary funding extension for home residents may have group homes would stay Why doesn’t the fan base classrooms. This University, sadly, is no group homes.” nowhere to go, forcing open without costing the show them any love? They hauled minia- exception. Since a complaint In December state legis- people who cannot per- state extra money. Chanting recruits names ture backpacks, stood in to the U.S. Department of lators wrote a budget that form daily tasks on their Governments have is a growing sensation in (almost) straight lines, Education’s Office for Civil cut Medicaid funding, and own into the street. to face tough budgetary college basketball, and yet, and for once, I was the Rights was submitted by three made some who live in House Bill 5 would choices, but economic diffi- the Dean Dome is quiet. tallest person in the room. current students, one former group homes ineligible to extend personal care ser- culties have also highlight- Isaiah Hicks, a top-15 And immediately, I fell in student and former assistant receive personal care ser- vices funding until the end ed the need for compassion commit, was at the Virginia love. dean Melinda Manning, the vices by raising the thresh- of June for people who when facing serious issues. Tech game. I think that up until UNC community has woken up old needed to qualify for have been told they will no The passage of House So, I ask: Why didn’t that moment in time, the to the reality of sexual assault. the student section chant gravity of this massacre in aid. longer receive assistance Bill 5 will allow time for But we have not yet his name? This needs to Connecticut had not truly addressed the central role Those who lost their from the state. a more thoughtful and change. hit home in my heart. played by the actions of funding are able to appeal, This extra time will long-term solution to this Andrew Wiggins, It felt removed, dis- administrators, particularly and during their appeals allow all parties involved distressing problem. deemed the “Michael tanced, like a bad dream Dean of Students Jonathan Jordan of Canada” and that resurfaced occasionally Sauls, Vice Chancellor for the best high school player and ended when I turned Student Affairs Winston Crisp, Editorial in the world, will take an off CNN. the University Counsel’s office official visit to UNC this Why do I even write and the policies they made. spring. this? Is this an ode for the Since December, survivors It is crucial and abso- fallen teachers, a literary of sexual violence have come Speed up notifications lutely necessary we not only construction for the mem- forward saying they were chant his name at the game ory of these children whose mistreated by administrators Student Congress’s have been well-docu- and Vice Chancellor for but also roll out the red car- futures were mercilessly and their cases mishandled by mented. Students have Student Affairs Winston pet for him. taken from them? judicial boards that had not Alert Carolina plan reported receiving warn- Crisp both took notice, How, you ask? There are Or a wandering, non- received sufficient training to ings well after the threats admitting that the ideas in plans; big plans. But if the consecutive collection hear sexual assault cases. is right for UNC. arose, while others did not the resolution raised valid majority of UNC fans keep of senseless musings, as According to the complaint, tudent Congress’ receive any notice at all. concerns. being apathetic towards senseless as the tragedy Manning, a long-time advocate nearly unani- This is unacceptable. However, those con- the future of our Tar Heels, we witnessed on Dec. 14, for survivors of sexual violence, mous decision in For some students the cerns must now be acted nothing will happen. 2012? was subject to a hostile work S I write this not to December to pass a reso- haphazard text messag- upon. Comparato’s idea of environment under Sauls Channing Mitzell ’16 depress anyone, to inflict because of her advocacy. lution that would iden- ing alert system — riddled sending out preliminary Undecided feelings of guilt for want- Institutional violence isn’t tify any gunman within with “all clear” and “take warnings is especially ing chocolates and love perpetrated through actions a mile of campus as an cover” announcements worthy of implementation. New resource helps notes and poems declaring Alert Carolina emergency that hold little weight — While the Department alone, it is written into policy. search for scholarships unflinching devotion. The University’s current deserves the adminis- functions more as a news of Public Safety has a duty But I think that this policy was written with- trative consideration it delivery system than a to confirm the details of an TO THE EDITOR: year, Valentine’s Day mer- out input from experts in recently received. safety system. event before sending out Student government its more than just spend- interpersonal violence, even The plan should be Reliability and timeli- notifications, the safety of strives to help students ing time with your special though the Sexual Assault and applauded for two rea- ness are indispensable, the University community reach their full potential. someone. Relationship Violence Training sons: trying to improve especially in matters of must come first. And this Its latest project, money. This day of affection demands a phone call and Education Committee, student safety and open- public safety. requires fair warning. unc.edu, allows students composed of such experts, to search about 150 differ- home, a friendly text, a ing vital communication Student Congress — It is important for both wrote a letter to the chancellor ent scholarship resources thank-you note for being asking for input over a year ago. lines between student led by Speaker Paige sides to unite in the inter- on campus to help them alive and here and part of Instead of utilizing their leaders and University Comparato — understood est of preserving the safest fund future years of educa- my existence. expertise, Sauls, Crisp and Ann administrators. the gravity of the situation possible environment on tion, summer enrichment You can have more Penn from the Office of Equal The recent shortfalls of and responded. Dean of campus. After all, people’s programs, internships and than one love of your life Opportunity and representa- the Alert Carolina system Students Jonathan Sauls lives are at stake. travel opportunities. — and the poor families tives from University Counsel With its wide variety of of Newtown, Conn., lost wrote it. And according to the search criteria and infor- theirs a fateful two months complaint, Sauls threatened Editorial mation on nontraditional ago. Manning because of the letter. sources of funding and Love, whether roman- While UNC administrators financial literacy, we believe tic, familial or friendship, acknowledge an imperfect that money.unc.edu will should not and cannot be system, they have not admit- Biomeducation be one of the best new contained to one day of the ted the ways they directly and resources on campus. calendar year. indirectly harm student survi- The program will institutions. Transit only offers one bus We hope you will visit this So give everyone you vors and enable perpetrators of Rather than opening between both universities, site and give us feedback on love an extra hug on Feb. sexual violence. benefit UNC and up an engineering school which only operates in the how to make it better! 14, and remember, there’s The recent hiring of a from scratch to lure more early morning and late more to life than being Deputy Title IX Coordinator N.C. State students. biomedical engineering afternoon. Shrija Ghosh ’13 scratched by Cupid’s arrow. with interpersonal violence he new joint bio- students, UNC students If an hourly transit Student body treasurer prevention experience was a good first step, but ending and medical engineer- will have access to classes system, such as the Nikita Shamdasani ’15 Madeline Merrill ’13 reversing years of institutional T ing program for and professors at N.C. Robertson Express Student body secretary English violence will take much more. undergraduates at UNC State’s already well-estab- Bus, can be worked out Students and faculty should and N.C. State University lished and distinguished between UNC and N.C. push for a new policy rewrit- will help combine the engineering program. State, the benefits would SPEAK OUT ten by a public committee that strengths of both schools, This will attract more go beyond just the joint Writing guidelines includes students, faculty and leading to more diverse prospective students who major. interpersonal violence experts. • Please type: Handwritten letters will not be accepted. opportunities for students. wish to study engineering The frequency of the • Sign and date: No more than two people should sign letters. Additionally, they should call for The program began for but prefer the liberal arts Robertson bus allows reviews of key administrators — • Students: Include your year, major and phone number. graduate students 10 years curriculum and overall students at both campuses • Faculty/staff: Include your department and phone number. especially Sauls, Crisp, Penn and ago and will be extended environment of UNC. to enjoy events and take Leslie Strohm from University • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, accuracy and vulgarity. Limit to undergraduates this letters to 250 words. Counsel — and for the establish- Additionally, N.C. State classes at both UNC and ment of an independent, cen- summer. students will benefit from Duke. SUBMISSION tralized department for sexual Noteworthy under- UNC’s renowned school of Opening up the joint • Drop-off or mail to our office at 151 E. Rosemary Street, Chapel violence response. graduate programs in medicine. biomedical engineering Hill, N.C. 27514 biomedical engineering Yet, in order for the program between UNC • E-mail: [email protected] already exist at both uni- partnership to be success- and N.C. State will be a 2/14: SINGLES UNITE versities, but opening up ful, a consistent bus sys- stepping stone to a stron- EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and letters do not necessarily Jagir Patel discusses the awk- the channel will enhance tem has to be created. ger cohesion between both represent the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect wardness of Valentine’s Day. the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which is made up of NEXT collaboration between the As of right now, Triangle campuses. eight board members, the opinion editor and the editor.