Serving UNC students and the University community since 1893 The Daily Tar Heel VOLUME 119, ISSUE 22 thursday, march 31, 2011 www.dailytarheel.com Republicans crowd BOG Draft New members spark outcry from Democrats The other seven nominees withdrew their names before the vote, said Rep. William analysts Current, R-Gaston. by Jessica Seaman the Democratic party, and legislators have Neither Bell nor Current knew why the staff writer made a concerted effort to appoint women names were withdrawn. The announcement of 16 new members to and minorities in the past. Bell said the number of nominees cou- measure the UNC-system Board of Governors is caus- The N.C. House’s committee on University pled with the lack of diversity caused many diversions | page 5 ing an outcry from Democrats in the N.C. Board of Governors presented its nomina- Democrats to refrain from voting. General Assembly. tions for the board on Tuesday, but the num- They turned in blank ballots instead. BLACK SHARKS Some Democratic legislators believe ber of nominations fell short of Democrats’ “I did not vote for anyone,” Bell said. “We Republicans stacked the board with white expectations. felt it should have been more open and have Barnes Triangle music scene staple males who support the Republican party. The nominations lacked in both diversity and more diversity.” Hammer No More the The board is the overarching policy-mak- numbers, said Rep. Larry Bell, D-Sampson. In all, 13 white men and two white women ing body for all 17 institutions in the UNC sys- Instead of the 16 nominations that were were elected. Zeller, Henson in Fingers were largely ignored tem. Political party does not play a role on the supposed to be submitted, there were only by national record labels, but board, but members have historically favored nine, he said. See unc bog, Page 4 mock drafts also that won’t derail their dream of by Jonathan Jones hitting it big. Sports Editor Less than a day after Shirley Barnes told The Daily Tar Heel that her son has goals that he wants to ful- fill, NBAdraft.net removed Harrison Barnes from his No. 2 overall selec- tion to completely off the board for the 2011 draft. “I’m starting to hear more people that think he might actually go back (to UNC),” NBAdraft.net analyst Aaron Smith said. “Right now it looks like a real possibility that he’ll go back.” Both Smith and DraftExpress. com’s director of scouting Jonathan Givony said they have not heard any real talk of Barnes, John Henson or diversions | page 6 Tyler Zeller forgoing their collegiate WOMEN OF WAR eligibility and going to the NBA. The sites are solely projections for Diversions sits down with the that year’s draft. NBAdraft.net has lead singer of Warpaint, an been projecting drafts since 2000 and uses its own scouts as well as all-woman indie band from Los NBA and international scouts. Angeles. Warpaint will perform DraftExpress.com is a professional scouting service staffed by former or in Raleigh on Sunday night. current members or consultants of NBA, NCAA and Euroleague teams. Prior to taking Barnes off the board, Smith said there was a pos- dth/elizabeth mendoza sibility the freshman could still be Saumya Ayyagari (left), an International Studies major, and Elly Hovis, an English major, protest Orange County’s continued use selected with the top overall pick. of the Rogers-Eubanks neighborhood landfill off Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, which has hosted local trash since 1972. “Other than playing, he’s gonna do really well in workouts and incred- ibly well in interviews,” Smith said. “You have to love the kid.” Givony and DraftExpress.com WASTE SITE WOES have Barnes going fourth to the Toronto Raptors, but he said the for- Orange County to extend landfill life ward would need to work on getting in the lane at the next level. by Chelsey Dulaney “Maybe he could work on his city | page 3 staff writer The story so far slashing ability, his ability to get to For almost 40 years, the Rev. Robert the rim,” Givony said. “He doesn’t 1972: Chapel Hill purchased 80 Campbell has lived with the smell of draw a lot of fouls. He doesn’t go to DON’T STOP THE MUSIC acres on Eubanks Road to use as a trash. the free-throw line at a great rate. landfill for 10 years. Landfill is still Almost seven decades after And if an effort by county officials to That’s probably the thing he can in use. learning to play the piano, extend the Orange County Landfill on improve the most on.” Eubanks Road is successful, he might 2009: Commissioners vote to ship Barnes attempted 113 more shots 83-year-old Jim Crisp is have to live with it a little longer. the county’s waste through Durham than the next closest Tar Heel last entertaining guests at the Campbell is a member of the Rogers in the three to five years following season but was third on the team for Road community, a historically black the landfill’s capacity being reached. free-throw attempts. He struggled Franklin Hotel. and low-income neighborhood located 2012: Latest estimate for when with his crossover dribble for much near the landfill. the landfill will reach capacity. of the season. every moment The landfill was first opened in Previously, Barnes was the only Tar 1972. After a series of extensions, Heel listed on NBAdraft.net’s board counts it’s set to close in 2012. But last “We know trash has to go some- while all three of UNC’s prospects are on DraftExpress.com’s 2011 board. Attend something musical in week, the Orange County Board of where,” Campbell said, “but there’s a Commissioners discussed extending more environmentally and socially just The mock draft predicts Henson to go the Triangle area. the landfill’s life until up to 2017. way to do it.” 12th to the Utah Jazz and Zeller to go Waste officials said they have been 21st to the Portland Trailblazers. The “Every Moment Counts” using more efficient disposal to extend Orange County Zeller and Barnes both averaged project is a student the landfill’s life, like requiring recycling, 15.7 points per game last season creating thinner sealants between trash Gayle Wilson, director of the Orange dth file photo to lead the Tar Heels. Zeller had a government initiative to honor layers and steepening the slopes. County Solid Waste Department, said A trash compactor sits idle at the Orange strong postseason that gave scouts former Student Body President But not everyone is happy with the County Landfill on Eubanks Road. The confidence that the 7-footer could county’s decision. See landfill, Page 4 landfill may have its life expanded to 2017. Eve Carson. Each day this See draft, Page 4 month, The Daily Tar Heel is printing a suggestion that embodies her spirit. Rural voters feel disconnect with media, county Today’s weather by michelle zayed Some said the county failed to inform country stores,” said Bonnie Hauser, County reconsidering failed tax Cloudy with a staff writer the rural community — where the refer- president of Orange County Voice, Kenneth Johnson is old-fashioned. endum largely failed — about what the an organization that promotes rural Commissioners may bring chance of pratfalls back a quarter-cent sales tax H 49, L 37 He likes to sit on his porch, and he likes revenue from the increase would have issues. to read the newspaper. funded. “If the sales tax didn’t pass it was option that voters rejected by But Johnson, who lives on Moorefields “There’s not a newspaper that regu- because people didn’t want to get 51 percent in November. Most Friday’s weather Road outside of Hillsborough, said he is larly reaches those people,” vice chair- taxed,” Hauser said. rural residents in the county scaling back on his hobby because he man of the county commissioners Steve She said the rural community is well voted no, and commissioners say they may not have been Sunny now that feels the county’s media is biased and Yuhasz said in November. “There’s not a informed on local politics, although reached by the media. you’re back, girl doesn’t appeal to the rural community. radio station the equivalent of WCHL. media coverage of the county’s rural H 63, L 42 “They forget about the rural areas The Internet access is much more areas is fragmented. Hillsborough because in the country we’re very con- sketchy in the rural parts of the county.” She said newspapers focus on the Precincts that voted against servative, and they don’t know how to To correct this, Yuhasz said commis- Hillsborough, Carrboro and Chapel County Use and Sales Tax index cover it,” he said. sioners will focus on increasing voter Hill urban areas, but none focus on the Precincts that voted for police log ...... 2 As the county reconsiders a poten- awareness, especially in rural areas. rural locations. County Use and Sales Tax calendar ...... 2 tial quarter-cent sales tax increase, offi- But some residents say the coverage Mark Schultz, editor-in-chief of The Chapel Hill nation and world ...... 9 cials are trying to determine what went areas of local media outlets aren’t to Chapel Hill News, said the newspaper Carrboro crossword ...... 9 wrong in November, when the referen- blame for the tax’s failure. opinion...... 12 dum failed 51 percent to 49 percent. “You can get any county paper at the See rural, Page 4 SOURCE: ORANGE COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS DTH/CAROLANN BELK

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Campus Briefs Four freshmen selected for Robertson Scholars Program Students talk housing costs Board Four freshmen were selected as because they are often presented Student living has expanded Robertson Scholars for the class of Part of series of focus group meetings with issues on a case-by-case basis, farther into Chapel Hill because of 2014. and it’s hard for them to get an over- the demand for housing near the pushes Jordan Imbrey, of Charlotte, by Tyson Leonhardt housing is not limited to students. all picture of the situation,” said Rae University, junior Eric Bost said. and Stefanie Schwemlein, of staff writer “I feel like there’s a tension Buckley, town housing and neigh- “You have to balance the double Kernersville, were the two fresh- As students swarmed into between two groups who really borhood services senior planner. division of needs in the commu- men selected from UNC. Greenlaw Hall on Wednesday for need affordable housing,” she said. The planning department nity, with demand and supply on Alex Bloedel, of New Canaan, afternoon classes, four trickled in “When you talk to people, the stu- will analyze input from the focus one side and equity and fairness on for rail Conn., and Kaitlin Gladney, of to a town-sponsored discussion on dents are the enemies. There’s always groups, draft the policy and pres- the other.” Barrington, R.I., were selected affordable housing. going to be students and there’s ent it to town council on June 13, Chapel Hill Neighborhood and from Duke. Discussion focused on the state always going to be low-income work- Buckley said. Community Services Manager The four freshmen joined 36 and future of affordable housing for ers, unless wages change.” Junior Virginia Thomas said Loryn Clark said though turnout station high school seniors selected for students and residents, encompass- Affordable housing discussions high housing prices are a serious has been low, community input has the program, which offers stu- ing everything from the availability started this month when the town issue for students, many of whom been insightful so far. dents a full merit scholarship and Hillsborough of rental property to the effects of tax began holding meetings with focus can’t afford to live within walking “They want a variety box, options opportunity to study at both UNC increases on local neighborhoods. groups, each representing different distance of campus. She said she in terms of size, type of housing and and Duke. hopes for funds Town planning department staff local demographics. The meetings, considers paying between $250 location of housing, in particular A total of 134 Robertson and UNC’s director of local relations which will conclude in April, mark and $450 per month reasonable. the need for rental housing.” Scholars currently study on the two by KATIE Barbee facilitated the event, which catered the end of the town’s yearlong effort “We have to find a way to provide The town will host a graduate campuses. staff writer to Chapel Hill undergraduates. to develop a comprehensive policy affordable housing for students student focus group today at 4 p.m. Until last year, only high school A new train station could con- Senior Lily Smith, who helps strategy on affordable housing. that doesn’t encroach on the gen- in the Graduate Student Center. students were eligible to apply for nect Hillsborough to two major head the UNC organization United “The council is interested in this erations of people in the Northside, the program. Five freshmen were metropolitan cities if federal fund- with the Northside Community because it will give them something Rogers Road and Pine Knolls com- Contact the City Editor selected last year. ing is approved, but it could come Now, said the need for affordable to refer to on a comprehensive level munities,” she said. at [email protected]. with a tax increase for residents. The Hillsborough Town Board Cervigni honored for excel- authorized Mayor Tom Stevens to lence in teaching by Board request a portion of newly avail- able federal funds for a rail station Dino S. Cervigni, a professor Monday. in the Department of Romance The request, which will be Languages and Literatures at UNC- sent to the N.C. Department of CH, has been selected to receive Transportation, will include details an Annual Award for Excellence about the station to be constructed in Teaching by the UNC Board of at Orange Grove Street. Governors. Earlier this month, the U.S. The awards are given annually Department of Transportation to a tenured faculty member from announced that $2.4 billion in each campus who has taught at stimulus funds had been returned their institution longer than seven by the state of Florida. The money years. — which would have been used The Board of Governors select- for the proposed Tampa-Orlando ed 17 of its most outstanding fac- high-speed rail line — now will be ulty from across the UNC-system divided up based on a competitive campuses to receive the 17th application process that has been Annual Awards for Excellence in opened to transportation depart- Teaching. ments in all 50 states. Each award winner will receive a “We are working very closely commemorative bronze medallion with the DOT to make sure that and a $7,500 cash prize. our grant gets included in other Recipients come from various grant requests,” Stevens said. academic disciplines and were Hillsborough Town Manager nominated by special committees Eric Peterson said the estimated at their respective universities. cost of the station, which would The Board of Governors’ be located along the Charlotte-to- Committee on Personnel and Raleigh high-speed rail system, is Tenure selected recipients, who $5.9 million. will receive their awards during If the funding request is granted, the spring graduation ceremony the town and state transportation on their campus. department have each committed to pay for 10 percent of the project. Exhibit documents history The other 80 percent would be cov- of student extracurriculars ered by the grant. But if the town receives the An exhibit focusing on student funds for the station, residents will extracurricular activities through likely see an increase in taxes. The the past two centuries will be held addition of one cent to the tax rate in the Wilson Special Collections would be necessary to cover the Library through May 31. amount the town would need to The exhibit, “From Di-Phis to dth/ben berry borrow for its 10 percent match. Loreleis: A History of Student Pianist Jim Crisp (left) plays with bassist Rick Keena (center) and drummer James “Bubba” Norwood (right) at the Franklin Hotel. A resi- Maintenance costs of about Organizations at UNC”, is free to dent of Chapel Hill since the 1960s, Crisp and his trio have been holding sway on Wednesdays at the Franklin for the past four years. $50,000 per year would also add the public and features 157 records, another three-quarters of a cent to photographs, publications and the tax rate, Peterson said. other items. Town commissioner Eric Exhibit hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. IN THE KEY OF POSITIVITY Hallman said the access road to weekdays; 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays; the property, which begins at the and 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sundays. intersection of Orange Grove and A reception and exhibit viewing Jim Crisp keeps the Franklin Hotel swinging Churton streets, would also have to at 5 p.m. will precede the free pub- be widened to build the station. lic talk. The Loreleis will perform By Lenzie Purcell Dots and a Dash,” the Morse code symbol “If we had to make the road during the reception. Staff writer for “V.” improvements without the help The exhibit is an effort on the At 83 years old, Jim Crisp still has the “Playing in the band was better than of the DOT, we would have to find library’s part to encourage stu- music in him. being on the front lines,” Crisp said. some extra tax revenues,” Hallman dents and alumni to preserve stu- Every Wednesday night, the sounds of Current bandmate and Chapel Hill native said. dent documents and memorabilia piano keys wander down West Franklin James “Bubba” Norwood has known Crisp Last year the town submitted an and donate them to the library for Street as Crisp plays at the Franklin for seven years and has been a drummer for identical grant request but put the preservation and study. Hotel. 40 years. project on hold after being denied $8 The exhibit documents orga- A retired insurance and real estate “He can change the mood in a sad room million in congressional funding. nizations like The Ugly Club, the agent, Crisp always has a smile on his face real quick. Jim is completely positive,” Stevens said the station’s loca- Temperance Society, the secret as he plays and laughs alongside two close Norwood said. tion near the downtown area would Gimghoul Society and various friends. The Franklin Hotel has been Crisp’s help the town increase the com- other groups. “Music has definitely been a reason why musical home for the last four years. There, mercial tax base and is in line with I have stayed so healthy,” Crisp said. “You he plays with his band — the Jim Crisp alternative transportation goals. City Briefs know how the obituaries always say ‘died of Trio. “The main benefit is that it would probably be the hub for Abbey Court art project to natural causes?’ Well I stay away from natu- “I like the trio. It’s good entertainment, ral causes. and Jim is so fun. He is always smiling,” bar transit-oriented development, celebrate the community “But I also laugh a lot. People who manager Bryan Plummer said. which becomes a huge economic laugh live longer. I’m glad I am still here to engine for the prosperity of the A team of artists are partnering Musician Gypsy Owl occasionally plays laugh.” town,” he said. “It would give people with residents in the Abbey Court the flute with the trio on Wednesdays. She Crisp was pushed into music by his dth/ben berry who commute toward Burlington apartment complex to collaborate said Crisp’s style represents a tradition in mother at age 14 and fell in love with it soon Jim Crisp, 83, has been playing piano since and Greensboro the chance to travel on an art project that celebrates jazz. after. He graduated from UNC in 1955 with he was 14 years old. He now performs by train.” and explores the community. “His quality is on par with the New York a bachelor’s degree in education and a minor weekly in a trio at the Franklin Hotel. Peterson said the town would The project is part of the town’s jazz scene,” Owl said. “His style is a fusion in music. also contribute 20 acres of land it Into the Streets: Community Arts of jazz, hard bop and modern chromatic “When I told my father I wanted to study bands. purchased nearly four years ago in Engagement Project, sponsored harmony. music, he didn’t understand there was more He said his favorite song to play is “That’s anticipation of the project. by the Town of Chapel Hill Public “Honestly he is intimidating to play with; to music than hymns,” Crisp said. All” by Nat King Cole. “We should know in about 90 Arts Office and the Public Arts he has so much going on.” Crisp played in a jazz band in Korea while days whether or not we’ll get fund- Commission. Crisp has played alongside famous musi- he served in the Korean War. Contact the City Editor ed,” Peterson said. The goal of the project is to cian Bob Hope in Raleigh for the Miss North His band was named for victory: “Three Carolina pageant as well as many local jazz at [email protected]. connect people inside and out- Contact the City Editor side the community, which is at [email protected]. located in Carrboro on Jones Ferry Road. Three artists, Eleanor Blake, Lincoln Hancock and Neill Prewitt, were selected for the project. UNC looks to improve scholarship distribution The project will conclude with an exhibition at 523 East Franklin Administrators discuss two methods grams offer only early participation. may choose to give the enrichment vost and director of the Office of St. June 10 through July 31. Farmer said the enrichment award to someone else that may Scholarships and Student Aid, said awards’ early opportunities and not be receiving as much,” he said. she was intrigued. by Amelia Nitz sions, presented the results of a financial aid will draw more students “It is a good thing to start to ARTS Briefs staff writer survey in which 1,008 students to the University and can increase Matching funds talk about this now to prepare for Playwright Tony Kushner Administrators are trying to ranked six UNC programs in order retention of accepted students. future years, because I don’t think cancels his visit to campus rework financial awards to attract of their interest in them. The sur- Farmer said he hopes every par- The committee also discussed a college costs are going to go down,” top students to UNC in new ways. vey, he said, was the first to be used ticipant will be offered one of their proposed plan to raise more schol- said Ort, who is also the commit- Due to a conflict in scheduling, The committee on scholar- to determine which enrichment choices next week. arship funding by matching every tee’s chairwoman. playwright Tony Kushner will be ships, awards and student aid met awards students receive. “We hope that the invitations to $2 in private donations with $1 in Committee members only unable to visit UNC this month as Wednesday to discuss two new Conducted by the scholarship participate in these opportunities institutional funds. expressed one concern with the was planned. programs committee members selection committee, the survey that we send next week will encour- Elizabeth Dunn, senior associate proposal — the source of funding Kushner — who won the 1993 hope will attract promising stu- asked students to rank their interest age these students to choose us over vice chancellor for development, for the initial matching money. Pulitzer Prize for his play “Angels dents and reach out to those with in summer study abroad, First Year other universities,” he said. said the University would need a “There is not a pot of gold at the in America,” which PlayMakers financial needs. Fellows, Carolina Research Scholar Farmer also said that the aim base of matching money to build end of the rainbow that I have in Repertory Company recently closed One program would attract Program and programs in the busi- of this pilot program is to reach as confidence among donors. mind,” Dunn said. — has a play in production in New “top-tier” students with prefer- ness and journalism schools. many students as possible. “We would need a minimum But Ort said that possible sourc- York and cannot leave. ence-based enrichment awards, The participants selected from He said the awards intrigued him of $500,000 annually to start es could include revenue from He was set to lecture as a dis- while another would increase avail- the survey will be invited to join the because they cost the University the program, but could easily do Student Stores, trademark income tinguished professor April 10. The able scholarship funding through programs they are placed in. The only one-fourth of what traditional well with $2 million annually and or other untried options. event will not be rescheduled. matching donations. summer study abroad and summer scholarships do. match almost all private donations Steve Farmer, a committee research programs will both offer 40 “If someone is already receiving to the fund,” Dunn said. Contact the University Editor -From staff and wire reports member and director of admis- $5,000 grants, while the other pro- $10,000 of merit-based aid, we Shirley Ort, associate pro- at [email protected]. 4 thursday, march 31, 2011 News The Daily Tar Heel

a public water line in the neighbor- “They are the locations that landfill hood and created a gas recovery meet the least resistance and have from page 1 system with the University to elim- the least power,” he said. Speaker pays tribute the extension would have economic inate some of the odor and retrieve Campbell, who is co-chairman and environmental advantages. energy from the landfill. of the Rogers-Eubanks Coalition to “The county has made a sub- Commissioner Barry Jacobs said End Environmental Racism, said stantial investment in this landfill he will support the proposed exten- he has opposed the landfill since it and the infrastructure around it,” sion for the economic advantages, opened and opposes the proposed to women in Civil War he said. “It would seem to be an which the board plans to discuss at extension. obligation to want to maximize this its April 5 meeting. Additionally, Caldwell said the By Megan McCluskey guerilla war. died based on whether or not they infrastructure rather than close it But he said more should be done neighborhood was promised side- staff writer “It’s all about supply, and who got supplies from home,” she said. prematurely.” to help the community. walks and a recreation center once On the 150th anniversary of the do you think supplied the guer- “If we see women as military When the landfill reaches its “That community has borne the landfill closed. Civil War, the University took a rillas?” she said. “The people who factors, we will see that the home capacity, the county plans to tem- a heavy burden for a long period “None of those things came step back Wednesday to appreci- supplied the guerrillas were their front war was much more impor- porarily use a waste transfer center of time,” he said. “If I was in that about in the ‘80’s,” he said. “(The ate the war’s feminine side. female kin.” tant than previously realized.” in Durham, which would collect community, I would be tired of the landfill) was just expanded. Before a mostly female crowd of Whites also spoke about an argu- Senior Rumin Sarwar said trash before shipping it to another entire conversation.” “We’ve been opposed to it all nearly 100 people, LeeAnn Whites ment between historians studying she thought Whites’ lecture was landfill in Sampson County. along. We’re not surprised, just said an account of the war that women and those studying military important for UNC students to Blair Pollock, county solid waste Rogers Road frustrated.” included only a description of the actions about whether women were hear because of its emphasis on planner, said the biggest advantage Campbell said the neighbor- battles waged between the Union empowered or overwhelmed by the the significance of women’s roles of extending the landfill life is prox- The landfill has been at the cen- hood has experienced a variety of and Confederate armies would be absence of men during the war. during the war. imity. Since the landfill is located ter of controversy for decades as problems like odor, rats and trash insufficient. It would leave out the She said the importance of the “The mainstream media tends to near Chapel Hill and Carrboro, residents claim the area has been a on the roads. women, she said. home front during the war has make history male-dominated, but money is saved on labor, gas and victim of environmental racism. And although progress has been Whites, a history professor at become invisible because of that there are a lot of important things wear on vehicles and the road. Two formal complaints were made, Caldwell said he has been the University of Missouri, drove argument. that women did as well,” she said. Wilson said the landfill has filed with the federal government. disappointed by the speed. that point home on Wednesday “Historians of women have been Freshman Sarah Munday also been run responsibly, and though David Caldwell, a Rogers Road “We’ll get the basic amenities during her lecture, “Battle for the so concerned with changing the said she thought it was important he doesn’t think many of the prob- community member and project eventually, but when it comes, I Home Front: Revisiting the Role of status of women that they haven’t to be aware of all elements of the lems in the community, like water director for the Rogers-Eubanks probably won’t even be here,” he Women in the Civil War,” in Wilson really been that interested in the war. contamination, are related to the Neighborhood Association, said he said. Library. roles of women in the war,” Whites “It is good to get different per- landfill, the county is trying to fix thinks the county chose the area for “My big point in this talk is that said. “Military historians are inter- spectives and important to under- them. a landfill because of its historically Contact the City Editor we have really failed to consider ested in the formal field of battle, stand other factors besides the one Pollock said the county installed black and low-income status. at [email protected]. the domestic supply of women to not the guerrilla war of women.” of men fighting,” she said. men in various military capacities,” Whites took the side that women The lecture was a part of the Zeller’s toughness. The 7-footer allow him to gobble up rebounds, Whites said. played a crucial part in the con- University libraries’ ongoing cel- draft was often bullied in the paint late his strength and basketball IQ have She spoke about the role of flict. ebration of the 150th anniversary from page 1 in the season, and Smith said that some scouts worried. women as suppliers for soldiers in “Some men lived and some men of the Civil War. play well in big games. may scare away potential NBA “If he’s a 4, which appears to be Biff Hollingsworth, collecting Givony pointed to Zeller’s stel- suitors. He believes if Zeller were the case, can he get stronger? How and public programming archivist, lar postseason play as a reason why to leave UNC, he would be on the much stronger can he get? Will it said Whites’ message is relevant to his draft stock is high. In the NCAA bubble of the first round. affect his mobility and quickness?” the current student body. tournament, Zeller led the team in “He’s got a tough demeanor, but Smith said. “Also he needs to get a All March & “Her particular theme — the scoring in each of the four games. scouts say, ‘Is he going to have the better feel for the game. He kind of April Films will DON’T MISS THIS WEEKEND’S home front theme — is pretty poi- “He runs the floor extremely physical toughness?’ I think it’d makes boneheaded plays here and be shown in gnant given that we are living in well, he’s got great touch around benefit him to stay another year, there and he needs to just have a Hamilton 100 war time and there are current stu- the basket,” he said. “He was North get stronger and play with Kendall little better feel that the maturity CUAB’s FREE MOVIES dents with family members in the Carolina’s No. 1 option for most of Marshall,” Smith said. is showing.” • • • Free Admission with UNC Student One Card • • • war who are going through similar the year and probably their most As for Henson, the lanky sopho- The deadline for early entry into experiences,” he said. consistent player. Those kind of more forward presents a tough the draft is April 24. Friday, April 1 guys are difficult to come by. I decision for some NBA teams. 7:00pm ... 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Hammer’s Black Shark ATTEND THE RELEASE SHOW Time: 9 p.m. Friday, $9.19 Location: Motorco Music Hall marks uncharted waters 723 Rigsbee Ave., Durham Info: www.motorcomusic.com by Joseph Chapman Webster feels the comparison to the stigmatized jam Assistant Diversions Editor band is apt. DTH ONLINE: Head over to dailytarheel.com/dive for an exclusive performance of Hammer No More the Fingers playing It’s taken over a year for local indie rockers “They’ve never been a commercial success, as far “Steam,” one of the tracks off the band’s new record Black Shark. Daily Tar Heel staff met the band at a Chapel Hill house Hammer No More the Fingers to find a home as selling a lot of albums, and the press has bashed where Duncan Webster, Joe Hall and Jeff Stickley rocked out for our cameras (thankfully, the neighbors didn’t complain). for its third album, Black Shark. them for years,” Webster said. Frontman Duncan Webster had hopes for “At the same time, they can bring thousands of landing a national label. people out to a show and everybody knows every “Hometapes, Dead Oceans, Jagjaguwar,” word. They take it and they rock it. It’s so fun, you’re Webster said. “Merge.” just feeling it and you have a great time.” “All of them said nothing to us at all,” gui- Behind the spectacle that is a Phish concert is the tarist Joe Hall said. “I guess Dead Oceans at lighting engineer Chris Kuroda. Phish endearingly least acknowledged that we sent them stuff. calls Kuroda “the fifth member of the band,” and for Other than that, the majority of them ignored fans, he is just as important to the live show as front- us.” man Trey Anastasio. After searching for the right fit, the band Go to any Hammer show and chances are Eric finally settled for local label Churchkey Chen will be there, filming or recording. He prob- Records. For a three-piece that regularly sells- ably helped set up the show and he probably helped out shows across the Triangle, landing back at book it. If Hammer has a Kuroda, an unofficial home was an unexpected setback. fourth member, it’s Chen. Hall feels the hard, ’90s-influenced rock is Drummer Jeff Stickley is quick to correct the hard to market in a scene branded by its folk notion that Chen serves as the band’s foundation — and Americana. “No, he’s the roof,” Stickley said. “Even if you go to our publicist’s site for “He’s basically our record label, and he even wrote our band, the whole article is about the us that one time in an email. He was like, ‘Look, I other bands from our area that have blown love doing all this stuff for you guys, but where the up,” Hall said. It’s like, ‘You can find Joe Hall hell is your label at?’” playing basketball with Ivan Howard from Chen helped the band secure upcoming playtime the Rosebuds and jamming with members of on WKNC and NPR’s “The State of Things” — not Megafaun.’ for money, but because he’s a fan. He tagged along “It has nothing to do with our music or our on the band’s first European tour and he will tag dth/erin hull sound or what we’re doing musically. It has along for round two, paying for it all out of his own Hammer No More the Fingers hails from Durham, where its record release party will take place on Friday night. everything to do with, like, ‘The Triangle is a pockets. Chen has never taken any compensation cool spot and it’s blowing up, so therefore, you other than personal enjoyment for his services. Motorco is hosting the event, and Fullsteam Brewery has brewed a Hammer-themed beer chiefly for the occasion. should check these guys out.’ That’s how the “They’re in it just because they love making good industry is working.” songs, and that’s something that’s rare these days,” The band doesn’t take the lack of label Chen said. “They might not explode off of a release, attention personally. The fact is, a Hammer but they will steadily build a following because live show sells better than a Hammer album ­­— they’re good at it.” and if it means building momentum through Chen’s presence in the music community has crowds, so be it. given him a reputation among local musicians. In five years’ time, best-case scenario, the When Webster met Scott Carle, drummer for Lost band sees itself as successful arena-rockers in in the Trees, he had only the kindest words to say. the vein of Phish, playing extended jams on With the thickest southern drawl Webster can a stage in front of thousands with an unfor- manage, he puts on his best Carle and reimagines gettable light show. This isn’t a garage band’s the encounter. daydream — this is a master plan the group “‘You stop right there,’” Webster says from Carle’s is putting into action. perspective. “‘You got Eric Motherfucking Chen. “Speaking for myself, I’m confident that Oh my God. That boy’s the titty milk. That boy will it will happen,” Hall said. “I don’t think Jeff never lead you astray.’ (Stickley) or Duncan (Webster) would be as Webster’s reply? “Yes sir, Scott Carle.” invested as we are unless everybody believed dth/erin hull dth/erin hull that it would.” Contact the Diversions editor at Assistant Diversions Editor Joseph The band snacked on pizza in between takes, and drummer Jeff While Hall admits that he’s not a Phish fan, [email protected]. Chapman filmed with a homemade rig. Stickley proved the band is versatile by telling a couple of clean jokes. online | dailytarheel.com/dive features music movies Q&A MADE IN THE SHADE Jonathan Pattishall reviews the film “Made in FRAME TALES BLOOD IN THE WATER LINCOLN LAW-GS WEEKEND WARRIOR Dagenham” and declares it “labor porn.” Read more on the blog. Chapel Hill Comics has been a Hammer No More the Fingers’ Matthew McConaughey takes Warpaint comes to Kings this CATCH A COLD Cold Cave combines its frontman’s punk roots with staple since the late ’70s, and Black Shark is an exercise in a turn in an unusual serious weekend, and Nina Rajagopalan an unexpected ’80s influence, and the results are decidedly mixed. Dive finds that it’s still going powerful, instantly likeable rock, role, and Lam Chau discovers caught up with one of its mem- DIG A PONY Seapony is a stroll through sunny California surf, but strong years later. and it’s intelligent to boot. that he can actually pull it off. bers in this week’s Q&A. it’s influenced by the band’s Seattle roots. Read the review online. PAGE 7 PAGE 8 PAGE 8 PAGE 6 6 thursday, march 31, 2011 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel Q&A: WARPAINT’S THERESA WAYMAN This week, Diversions staff writ- quality to our music that reflects er Nina Rajagopalan spoke with the nature of southern California. ATTEND THE SHOW Theresa Wayman of Warpaint, a Other than that I think we pull Time: 9:30 p.m. Sunday, $14 Los Angeles foursome composed inspiration from just being human, Location: Kings Barcade of vocalist and guitarist Wayman which is where so many people pull 14 W. Martin St., Raleigh and Emily Kokal, Jenny Lee inspiration from. That’s where our Info: www.kingsbarcade.com Lindberg and Stella Mozgawa. The sound comes from more than any- psych rock sirens compose melodies thing else. would it be? as foamy and flowing as crashing What’s a favorite show TW: Connan Mockasin is really waves, and received a heap of buzz Dive: or festival that you’ve played? incredible. I think it’d be interest- from bloggers and critics alike. ing to work with somebody like In Austin we opened for Read on for Wayman’s take on cin- TW: him. We toured with The xx and Sonic Youth. That was pretty much ematic sounds and bringing more they became friends of ours. And I an apex moment. And we were women into music. always thought it’d be fun to make just in Australia for the Laneway Could you a song that Romy [Madley Croft] Diversions: Festival and that was beyond com- describe Warpaint’s beginnings? could sing on. pare. It was so much fun and so Theresa Wayman: great to be traveling, playing ten Dive: Was there any particu- We started in 2004. Shannyn different shows in ten different cit- lar theme or inspiration for your Sossaman is Jen (Lindberg)’s sister ies with a bunch of bands. It was latest release, The Fool? and we were together as a band for really inspiring. TW: There wasn’t really a con- about a year, played a couple shows, So you’ve worked with scious theme. It was more just us split up for a year and then got back Dive: actress Shannyn Sossaman and finally getting to put out these songs together, but lost Shannyn. guitarist John Frusciante of the that we’d had for a while, some of It took a while to find a group Red Hot Chili Peppers. Could you them since the beginning of our and good band formation. With tell me a little bit about those col- band. I guess the main purpose of Shannyn, we recorded the Exquisite laborations? the album was to give life to these EP. We recorded some Corpse songs, coming from the place that of that EP with David Orlando John Frusciante mixed our TW: we’re at right now. We just wanted doing some drums and also Josh EP. He’s a great person and insane to express the sound of us that we Klinghoffer. musician and he’s always been sup- hadn’t really been able to put down We were playing around Los portive of our band. He had a lot yet. That’s always kind of our pur- Angeles probably averaging a to do with the way our EP ended pose — to express our feelings and show a week. We decided we were up sounding because he did a lot the sounds we want to make. PHOTO COURTESY ROUGH TRADE RECORDS/MIA KIRBY ready to branch out and so we met of the treatment on our guitars and Warpaint crafts multi-layered pop that’s both ethereal and accessible. The four-woman group, which hails up with Rough Trade Records and the overall sound. Dive: What has been your from southern California, will perform at Kings Barcade in Raleigh this Sunday with PVT and Family Band. signed a record deal. We recorded Shortly after I moved to LA, most memorable moment with our first LP, The Fool, in the very Emily and I met Shannyn and her Warpaint thus far? many annoying questions about us learning how to produce music or going to take the fall off to write beginning of 2010. sister Jenny. We all became friends TW: In February we played a being a girl band. I think if it’s that engineer as seriously. And that’s an so we can record another album because I think we were cut from How do you think that sold-out show at Shepherd’s Bush relevant an issue that people feel avenue for change for everyone. I in the beginning of January. I’m Dive: the same cloth in a way. There are LA or Southern California has Empire in London and that was a the need to ask then it’s relevant. think it’s an exciting opportunity just compiling ideas and if some of a lot of people in Los Angeles that influenced your sound? really big, memorable moment. It Why is it that being an all-female for expansion. them become songs I’m happy for are searching for fame and might was the biggest show we’d ever sold band is so rare? that. I think it’s fun to just make Los Angeles and Southern Dive: What’s in the future for TW: be shallow and are not on the same out and it was in London. That was I think it needs to be brought music all the time. California have a wide-open sky Warpaint? wavelength as we are. But there are pretty amazing. to people’s attention that music is Right now the main project and you’re free to roam around. It’s definitely a lot of great people there dominated by the male gender and TW: I’ve just been writing lit- is touring. We’re not home very Do you get many annoy- not all blocked off as in a city like too, so you gravitate toward those Dive: doesn’t need to be. Women may be tle things, songs and ideas, on the much. Touring is all-encompassing ing questions about being an all- New York that’s on an intense grid people when you meet them. amazing vocalists or great song- computer whenever I can, when at this point. But I would really like where you’re in closed quarters and female group? If you could collabo- writers but there aren’t as many I’m at home or on the road even. to write music for film. I think that people are stacked on each other. 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Throw this LP on, Motorco | Gobble Gobble is an With the obvious signs of the tending,” he said. experience best described in light a few candles and feel the recession on Franklin Street, it’s But over the years, Neal has max huffman, comic book author vibe get spookily groovy. abstract terms. If it was a color, it easy for some legacies to go unrec- updated the store with a special would be some kind of psychedel- Movie from the Vaults: ognized in the face of bars and Tar business finesse, from knowing toonist Bryan Lee O’Malley, Chapel rise of online media will ever dimin- ic, holographic, mercurial silver. The Heel-centric retailers. But in our how to encourage people to try new Hill Comics is gaining nationwide ish the importance of the store to “Easy Rider”: Even if you’ve never band’s electro-pop sound might be immediate radius, there is one tra- things to understanding what sells exposure while finding ways to the local comic book scene. had the urge to hop on the back difficult to verbalize, but it’s worth dition that spans back to 1978 with and what doesn’t. bring the comic experience to cus- Knisley believes that the most of a chrome hog, this 1969 movie trekking to Durham to hear it live. a thriving community and no sign Even if customers are more hesi- tomers on a more personal level. important difference between will get you wanderlusting. Peter Just take Dive’s word for it. Prisms of letting up. tant to branch out and try some- In August the store hosted its online media and a store is the Fonda and Dennis Hopper star as opens. 9 p.m., $8 For many, Chapel Hill Comics is thing new, Neal still prides him- first local artist comic party, fea- aspect of community. ultra-cool shaggy-haired road war- MONDAY an unexpected gem among a slew self on providing great customer turing eight area creators who “When you go to the store, riors on a trip to Mardi Gras. The Jimi of stores, a niche market welcom- service with a knowledgeable staff self-publish their work. The group you are actually in the presence Los Naturales Hendrix and The Band-filled sound- ing anyone and everyone from who knows how to make a good included 8-year-old artist Yana of other people who are buying track is half the reason to catch this Nightlight | Los Naturales has had seasoned readers to beginners. recommendation. Levy, whose comic “Cheep” can be comics, looking at comics, talking counter-culture gem. a shaky couple of months, but the It’s hard to miss its West Franklin Neal admits that the advent of purchased at Chapel Hill Comics. about comics and thinking about Events: band’s back with a vengeance for Street location, whose storefront the Internet has changed the shop- Max Huffman, a local artist comics,” he said. “That’s where I a Nightlight show this Monday. is filled with colorful comic books ping experience. featured at the event in August, think the store has a real edge over friday Dive’s banking on the fact that and strange stuffed animals. “The people who seem to appre- believes that the store offers a the online experience, and I think USA Baby the group’s show will be as lively One chat with current owner ciate this place tend to be people unique experience. Andy understands that, because and reckless as past performances. Andrew Neal, who started work- who not only enjoy the selection “Andy (Neal) has put together he keeps arranging for these sign- Meadows of Dan | Garage rock? Bring your earplugs and your best ing at Chapel Hill Comics in 1994 but the recommendations,” he a store that goes beyond what the ings and other kinds of events that Maybe. Psychedelia? Maybe. rock ‘n’ roll snarl. Bare Wires opens. and bought the store in 2003, said. traditional comic book store does,” bring people out.” Awesome? Definitely. USA Baby 11 p.m., $5 and the reasons why the store has With ample space, the store is Huffman said. “He really tries and With a vibrant history, a loyal plays the kind of throttling, thrash- remained a constant in Chapel Hill able to host a wide variety of events, succeeds, I think, to appeal to a fan base and the potential for new ing tunes that would come out of wednesday are obvious. welcoming both national and local much wider audience.” customers, the store is a local hub your neighbor’s basement if your Black Lips As he mills around, there is a artists to share their work and talk There’s no doubt that Chapel in a thriving community. It’s a neighbor drove a Harley and used consistent stream of visitors, sev- to fans. Neal credits the ongoing Hill Comics has generated a com- place that doesn’t seem quite like to tour with Black Sabbath. Abiku, Cat’s Cradle | The Black Lips are eral of which he knows by name. events with the store’s continuing munity of its own. Local artist Eric the rest, and in the end, that’s what Officer Hunger, Pap Smear Teens the rare kind of band that can But he’s just as attentive and excit- success over the past three years. Knisley now tutors a fellow car- sets Chapel Hill Comics apart. and Jeremy also play. 9:30 p.m. unite both pop fans and punk afi- cionados. Between hooks that are ed for the customers he’s never In the wake of past in-store pro- toonist after meeting him at one of Royal Bangs as tightly constructed as a pair of seen before. He said it took awhile grams featuring sci-fi legend Orson the store’s events. Contact the Diversions Editor Local 506 | Royal Bangs fuses global hot pants and the occasional rock to adjust to being the owner of the Scott Card and “Scott Pilgrim” car- Knisley doesn’t fear that the new at [email protected]. rhythms with the kind of intense, ‘n’ roll freakout, the Lips put on a electronic spasms that Brian Eno high-energy show. Vivian Girls and would be proud of. 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Berman sings, “Everyone is pretty However, in its attempt to ape that hard with new tially branded to the unfulfilling, and fun/Everyone is lovely and yet profitable role of the talent- underlying theme, “Sucker Punch” young,” it’s hard to escape or be less Hollywood hunk. In his latest comes off more as a dream within a put off by the charming, ideal- role, McConaughey breaks down cliché wrapped in nonsense. istic youthfulness on the album. this persona with his confident After being framed for the mur- ‘Black Shark’ Although these songs hold the der of her sister and packed off to demeanor and swayed-back hair, by linnie greene same material as The Pains’ last an insane asylum, Baby Doll (Emily all while keeping his shirt on. diversions editor album, it stills sounds as fresh as Browning) must undertake a series Based on Michael Connelly’s Many of Hammer No More the it did in 2009. of mental quests in order to find crime novel, “The Lincoln Lawyer” Fingers’ songs on Black Shark start BELONG The band specializes in creating five objects and thus free herself revolves around the hotshot the same way. an all-encompassing, atmospheric and other imprisoned girls. attorney Mick Haller (Matthew First comes Joe Hall’s nimble sound. Dreamy choruses float gen- Personally, I don’t think my McConaughey) who works out of riff, the sonic equivalent of a whis- pop tly on top of the crashing of drums mental doppelganger would be a the back of his Lincoln Sedan. per building into a shout. The pick- and reverb-soaked guitar riffs. scantily-clad hooker who battles Famed for his reputation of free- ing accelerates, and your pulse fol- The Pains of Being Pure at Heart This amped-up version of pop with dragons, but who knows what ing the guilty and imprisoning the lows. broke out in 2009, its first album is energetic and catchy, but almost dwells within the dark recesses of innocent, he receives his biggest Then the drums and bass kick wrapped in fuzzy guitar with lyr- too much so — on several occa- one’s mind. case when playboy Louis Roulet in, and for a minute there, you for- ics that signaled a teenage-centric, sions, the music seems to drown From a visual standpoint, direc- (Ryan Phillippe) comes to Haller get that this isn’t a band you grew heartbreak-soaked foray into the out the softer vocal harmonies, tor Zack Snyder delivers. Each task exclaiming he has been wrongly up on. This isn’t the band that you world of indie pop. and Berman’s voice gets lost in the Baby Doll carries out serves as MUSICreview accused of beating a prostitute. listened to every weekend on aim- On its second full-length album, crashing waves of his own compo- another over-the-top battle. From The courtroom drama does not less drives, leaning out the window hammer no more the fingers the band tightens up on songcraft sitions. fighting German soldiers from need to reach outside the boundar- in that liminal stage between youth black shark and production, which helps cure The Pains of Being Pure at Heart WWI to disarming bombs on bul- ies of its genre to remain relevant. and adulthood. This isn’t a band rock the reverb-induced redundancy once again manage to stay sweet let trains packed with evil robots, Elevated by a good supporting you’ve always loved — it just feels that afflicted its last record. and innocent without becoming these scenes are undeniably amus- cast and a handful of clever plot that way. Frontman Kip Berman is still too cloying. ing, if completely inexplicable. twists and dialogue, “The Lincoln Black Shark is effortless in that still retain their vibrance after mul- preoccupied with love, loneliness Belong will still hold interest for Snyder clearly put all of his Lawyer” is able to stand out. respect. Duncan Webster, Joe Hall tiple listens. and self-doubt. all the young indie poppers who effort into those scenes and ignored What is perhaps the film’s stron- and Jeff Stickley build the tracks You have to press repeat on From Belong’s opener and title fell in love with the group from the everything else. The result is some- gest, and also most surprising, that comprise the record from the tracks like “It’s About Caring,” as track, Berman is already mourn- beginning, and the consistency of thing like a music video — as soon attribute is leading man Matthew ground up, and it’s a formula that Webster sings, “It’s 2:08 and our ing his uncertainty: “I know it is its sounds shows that this band has as the guns come out and the music McConaughey. Starting off as a proves unfailingly sturdy. Tracks fate is decided by a child lock” wrong, but we just don’t belong/ the potential to stay around for a swells, all the elements of a com- character devoid of a moral com- swell steadily, the band members amid a building wall of reverberat- In their eyes, in the sun, no we just while. plete film are cast to the wind. pass, he believably conveys the trade harmonies and Webster pipes ing chords. It’s rare that a band can don’t belong.” In a movie like this, character- transformation of a man as he up with trenchant observations on unify the visceral with the intellec- On “Heaven’s Gonna Happen -Anna Norris ization matters little, but the cast begins to recognize compassion life as a 20-something. tual, but Hammer makes it look doesn’t help. Browning and her among other people. In that regard, the songs are easy, as authoritative and aggres- costars seem uninterested, serv- Coupled with his suave appear- remarkably similar. There’s little sive as an underwater predator. ing as little more than eye candy ance and unquestioning mascu- divergence here in terms of struc- These aren’t just songs — they’re dressed up in schoolgirl outfits. linity, McConaughey puts himself ture, but that’s hardly a reason to specific moments in time, captured An attempt to create a movie back into the spotlight as one of complain, especially when that very like a bug in an orb of amber. that consists of nothing but pure the industry’s more compelling architecture feels so inexplicably Hammer doesn’t just make us privy action is admirable, but “Sucker male leads. right. There’s something natural to these memories; we’re trans- Punch” constantly forces the A complex game of cat and about these tracks, built on electric ported there, eager passengers in audience to wonder what level of mouse, “The Lincoln Lawyer” guitars and angst. Where bands of the child-locked car hurtling down imaginary bullshit they’re wading provides a fulfilling film during similar ilk might grow redundant, the highway. through. In that way, the title is fit- that time of year where quality is Black Shark is just a cohesive, well- ting: Suckered in with the prom- hard to come by. McConaughey oiled machine that’s just doing Contact the Diversions Editor ise of mindless good time, they’re breathes authority in his role, and what it knows. at [email protected]. instead blindsided with a movie if anything else, his performance is Lyrically, the album strikes an worth the price of admission. that’s a chore to sit through. ideal balance between philosophy starSystem and candidness. From the obses- -Lam Chau -Mark Niegelsky sively repeatable turns of phrase Poor in songs like “The Agency” — “You For more information and venue location, take care of yourself, I’ll take care Fair of the agency” — to moments visit TarHeelBlue.com James A. 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National and World News N&W From Kenya, Ondeche inspires By Josh Clinard couple created New Life Home, tion files to make the adoption pro- Know more on Assad blames conspiracies for Syria Staff writer which takes in abandoned chil- cess more efficient. Five hundred abandoned infants dren and tries to place them in new And Wednesday afternoon, it today’s top story: unrest, reasserts regime’s authority have arrived at John Ondeche’s families. hosted an Amani bead jewelry sale doorstep since 2002. Ondeche, one of 21 children, in the Campus Y to raise money for CAIRO (MCT) — On a stage weeks of bloodshed. They come from passersby, hos- said he sees a very narrow dis- the home. Pictures of President once commanded by his brutal The speech instead alluded to pitals or police stations to find safe- tance between his four biological Junior Kaci Hollingsworth, who Bashar Assad in military father, President Bashar Assad well-worn conspiracy theories, ty at Ondeche’s New Life Home in children and those he takes in. met Ondeche at the event, said she regalia, with children and blamed foreign conspiracies for media distortion and the hidden his community in Kisumu, Africa. “We take care of them as par- finds it inspiring that he gave up so with clipart stars are seen Syria’s unrest in a national speech hand of Israel for sparking upris- But Ondeche, who is from ents,” Ondeche said. “But then we much to serve his community. throughout Syria: http://bit. Wednesday that sought to steel his ings that have killed more than Kenya, spent this week away from have to release them in our hearts “He’s been like my second ly/ibcmBs (via CNN) family dynasty against a rebellion 60 protesters. Assad said that the children he said he views as his because they’ve found a family.” father,” Abbott said. “Just the way I Watch footage of Assad’s similar to those that have toppled the reforms demonstrators were family, visiting UNC to share his UNC junior Morgan Abbott has saw him interacting with the kids, speech and the crowd that regimes across the region. calling for, including the lifting of story of service with students. spent the past four summers work- and the love, really made it feel like cheered him on as he claims It was to have been a defining emergency law and wider political He said he has found the ing with Ondeche in Kisumu. a family.” Syria is a victim of foreign moment for a president confront- freedoms, were among existing University community very wel- “New Life Homes rocked my This summer, 12 UNC stu- conspiracy: http://bit.ly/ ing a revolt in the provinces and proposals that would be enacted coming. notion of what international aid dents will join Abbott as cred- dH45hQ (via euronews) power struggles within his inner this year. “My wife will be upset when I was supposed to look like,” Abbott it-earning interns at New Life circle. But Assad, who painted “There are no hurdles to Go to dailytarheel.com/ get on the scale,” Ondeche said. said. Home for either three weeks or himself as a visionary and the reforms, but there are delays,” “Chapel Hill adds five kilograms index.php/section/state to She said she had expected a two months. tough son of his late father, Hafez, said Assad, who received a stand- to my weight.” summer in the slums of Africa, but “I could be an investment bank- discuss the political situa- made no dramatic promises or ing ovation when he entered But he said students were even instead worked at an orphanage er or save a kid’s life,” Abbott said. tion in Syria. sweeping concessions to end Parliament. more welcoming to the story he that provided a comfortable home “What’s more important?” had to share — one of a life unex- for children awaiting adoption. Ondeche’s final event this week pectedly dedicated to service. After realizing her passion for will take place in Gardner Hall Presidential debate Ondeche said creating a chil- helping those children, Abbott Friday afternoon. He will discuss Obama to cut oil imports by one-third dren’s home wasn’t part of his life founded Carolina for Amani to development, entrepreneurship, plan, but after he had worked for support The Amani Children’s policy and other pressing issues in WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) gas production was a must, though delayed until Sept. 20 years in the banking business, Foundation and New Life Home. Kenya. — President Barack Obama out- he said that companies needed to his wife asked him to join her in The organization allows lined a plan Wednesday to reduce develop the millions of acres they’ve WASHINGTON, D.C. serving their community. University interns to spend their Contact the University Editor oil imports to the United States by already purchased in federal lease (MCT) — White House hope- He agreed, and together the summer in Kenya digitizing adop- at [email protected]. one-third over the next 10 years sales over the years before any new fuls hesitant to dive into the by relying on further oil and gas territories would be opened. race as early as in previous drilling at home, development of Obama sketched a picture of cycles have spurred organiz- biofuels and greater fuel efficiency future imports that would rely ers of what was to be the first in new cars and trucks. more on producers — and allies debate of the campaign to push With gas prices climbing — in the Western hemisphere, like the California event from June because of unrest in the Middle Canada, Mexico and Brazil. to September. East, the White House seemed to Canada and Mexico are already The Ronald Reagan be responding to Republicans who major exporters to the United Presidential Foundation, which have been complaining loudly for States. Brazil, which the president was hosting the debate on May two months about the pain high visited recently, is on the vergesophomores of 2 with media partners NBC fuel prices are bringing average developing major new oil and gas and Politico, will announce Americans. reserves. Wednesday that it is shifting Implicit in the speech was the sophomores The GOP has focused on open- the debate in Simi Valley to ing more domestic territory to U.S. desire to lessen its dependence Sept. 14. oil and gas drilling, projects that on the autocracies of the Middle Local Republican parties, sophomores would only begin delivering fossil East, which account for a major interest groups and media fuels several years from now. share of global oil production and organizations have been far In his speech before students some of which are facing pressure more eager than would-be Last year 2,000 sophomores chose to live at Georgetown University, Obama from their citizens for more demo- candidates to get the process of agreed that more domestic oil and cratic reforms. choosing a nominee started. on campus for their junior year.

Enjoy April 5, 2011 • 5-7:30 Tickets $5 • T-Shirts $12 Join us next year! Cookout for the Carolina Way Sponsored by Sigma Sigma Sigma Deadline for current sophomores to apply for Outskirts out of touch Rural Orange County residents Housing for next year is: are worried the media are neglect- games ing them. See pg. 1 for story.

© 2009 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. Housing concerns st Level: 1 2 3 4 Students sat down with town staff to discuss affordable housing april 1 in Chapel Hill. See pg. 3 for story. Complete the grid Sophomore Room Selection is on April 5 so each row, column Attracting the admitted and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) con- UNC admissions officials are tains every digit 1 trying enrichment-based financial to 9. aid programs. See pg. 3 for story. Deadlines for current First Years: FY Application Deadline - April 8 Solution to Ready for Warpaint Wednesday’s puzzle FY Selection Date - April 12 Dive talks with the singer from Warpaint, an all-woman band from Los Angeles. See pg. 6 for Q&A.

‘Lincoln Lawyer’ solid housing.unc.edu/housingselection Matthew McConaughey remains shirted for 119 minutes in his latest film. See pg. 8 for review.

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All other UNC - said he aims to have the highest percentage points higher than the ing retention include easing the system schools percentage of college-educated national 2003 cohort average, but process of transferring between Contact the State & National 0 SOURCE: NATIONAL CENTER FOR EDUCATION STATISTICS, people in the world by 2020, lower than some other public uni- colleges. Editor at [email protected]. UNC-CH RETENTION TASK FORCE REPORT DTH/NATASHA SMITH according to the department. versities’ figures. “The University is now also More than 50 percent of students “We’ve been working on trying working in partnership with the enrolled in a higher education pro- to increase retention and gradu- N.C. Community Colleges to jointly

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If you don’t like Snoop’s Guns may prevent the and men lyrics, don’t go to concert next campus massacre TO THE EDITOR: TO THE EDITOR: who like We’re all grown-ups here. If I gather from Ms. Noonan’s people find Snoop Dogg offen- letter (“More guns won’t solve the sive, then simply don’t go to the campus’ safety issues”, Mar. 30) men concert. The student body made that she has not achieved a good a concerted effort to get Snoop to grasp on what American values ’ve always been fascinated come to UNC, and it deserves to are in her time here. She cannot by the biological origin be rewarded. understand the importance of any of human homosexuality. So what if the event is pro- amendment in the Bill of Rights I if she suggests we reevaluate our Growing up, I put my faith in moting a commercial product genetics and evolution, so I was Right to work not affiliated with the school! commitment to the Second. If convinced that there must be What about Nationwide’s “The we did so, what would be stop- some elegant explanation for this Graduate student confusion over thesis rights a World’s Greatest Tar Heel in the ping us from “reevaluating” the seemingly non-procreative sexual World” campaign? Is being semi- freedom of speech allowing her orientation. conspicuous sign that options are not clear enough affiliated with a sports program to write her letter or any other Research in humans has been sufficient to satisfy this require- of the rights that makes America inconclusive and controversial graduate student’s dis- Library database and made can lead to further discovery. ment? unique? There is no “absurdity” due to the multiple factors that sertation is the product available to the general public But graduate students in the lib- A Snoop concert would be in the debate over guns on cam- a great experience for a lot of pus taking place. UNC is a place feed into human attraction, but of years of laborious at no charge.” eral arts might want to expand recently scientists have begun A students and, like it or not, where we are supposed to support research. But graduate stu- Graduate students must check their dissertations into books, would enrich their experience open discussion of issues. to address the question in our dents are foregoing the rights a box agreeing to the above state- in which case they benefit from genetic cousin and standard ani- at Carolina. Ten years from I am also shocked to find to their work in a split second ment in order to graduate. a period of privacy. Options are mal model, the mouse. now, when people talk about someone in discomfort because In the newest issue of the jour- due to a lack of information But Steve Matson, dean of good because different students fun times they had on campus, we believe in the right to defend nal Nature, a team led by Yan Liu from the graduate school. the graduate school, said that have different needs — but those I’m sure someone out there will ourselves (and others). The pos- in Beijing reports a role for sero- Graduate students should be students have the option to options need to be clear. remember when Snoop “D-O- sibility of a tragic event hap- tonin in the sexual preferences aware of policies surrounding keep their work private for one By not making dissertation double-G” stormed campus and pening at UNC is not as rare of mice. their research. But UNC should year before it is released elec- rights options clear and effec- proved why UNC is the best col- as one might think. As an out- Usually, male mice show a make its thesis intellectual tronically. Graduate students tive in all cases, UNC is taking lege in the nation! of-state student, I was shocked preference for mounting females property rights options clearer claim that they are not fore- ownership of some graduate stu- As for the drug references, last year to find out on national it’s not like we don’t host Lewis news about the shooting at over other males (yes, they some- and more accessible. It might warned of these conditions. dents’ ideas without proper con- Black every year and listen to the University of Alabama in times mount other males). But also consider expanding privacy Clearly, there is a disconnect sent. A dissertation can serve as when Liu knocked out serotonin- him colorfully recollecting his Huntsville — 15 minutes from options if students desire. in communication. an important research source in drug-laden days at UNC. Even where my family lives. sensitive neurons, serotonin- According to UNC’s gradu- Graduate schools should UNC’s libraries, but it should be producing enzymes, or serotonin if he does have great political If such an event can happen itself, the male mice lost this ate school online thesis and also weigh considering privacy primarily the author’s property. commentary, he basically speaks at small schools like that, and at preference: They mounted males dissertation guide, graduate options for longer periods than UNC’s graduate students equally about his trips with LSD large schools like Virginia Tech and females at the same fre- students allow UNC a “limit- a year. There is a sizeable differ- should be treated more like the and his rampant marijuana use and the University of Texas, it quency. ed, non-exclusive, royalty-free ence between a scientific disser- authors and scientists they are. as well. surely can happen here. Maybe In addition, Liu could restore license to reproduce your dis- tation and a dissertation based If they put in the time write and But hey, if all else fails, I say the next episode of someone the preference for females by sertation, in whole or in part, on primary historical sources. research, it should be crystal let Snoop Dogg open for one driving through the Pit involves injecting extra serotonin precur- in electronic form to be post- Scientific dissertations can ben- clear what happens when it’s of Carolina’s wonderful a cap- shooting in a classroom — we sor into those serotonin-deficient ed on the UNC-Chapel Hill efit from public exposure and submitted. pella groups. I am sure the Clef don’t know. I do know that, male mice. Interestingly, the Hangers, Achordants, Loreleis or should the worst happen, I want same treatment in unmodified Sababa would love to have such to be able to defend myself. males effected a decrease in a great opening act, and then male-on-female mounting. everyone would stick around for Grant Anastas-King These findings are just another the “main event.” Co-President piece in the complex puzzle of Unnecessary duplication Tar Heel Rifle and Pistol human and mammalian (homo) Drew Millette Club sexuality. Previous studies have Medlin’s legacy in question, risks becoming irrelevant Graduate Student claimed that male homosexuality Nutritional Biochemistry Liberal arts college should runs in families and between sib- very student body pres- driving force behind the effort, already working on projects not silence Snoop Dogg lings/twins, or that there might ident wants to have a which leaves questions about such as putting art in academic Clarification regarding be a heritable “gay gene” on the X legacy. For many, that the direction of the project buildings, scheduling perfor- School of Education cuts TO THE EDITOR: E In the midst of the current chromosome, suggesting a genet- means a special project that when he graduates in May. mances in the Pit and holding TO THE EDITOR: debate surrounding the pro- ic component. Other studies have will still benefit UNC long after Medlin appears to have a a literary competition. said that hormonal differences Regarding the article “Schools posed Snoop Dog concert, let graduation. superstar planning commit- These things already have take on 5 percent budget cuts” of us remember that this is a lib- during fetal development can Hogan Medlin wants his leg- tee. It includes high-level momentum, and have been cause differences in the brains of March 29, it’s important to iter- eral arts campus known for its homosexual men, possibly in the acy to be arts innovation. The administrators and other pursued independently of ate a few key points. commitment to public service hypothalamus. ambitious arts fund platform notable names, including Medlin’s initiative. To enter the School of and equal access to education But can we add low serotonin plank developed into a plan to former Chancellor James Medlin’s plan for action is to Education’s baccalaureate teach- and ideas. Yet now there are to one of the potential causes of take the campus-wide theme Moeser. create an arts council. ing programs, N.C. Teaching those who want to silence his being gay? It’s unlikely. of innovation and extend it to But the committee met spo- Hogan’s graduation is fast Fellows must meet the same voice and the potential for edu- First, the experimental mice the arts — creating an endow- radically and many members approaching, but the necessary admissions requirements as cational, spirited debate that seemed only to lose preferential ment to support the arts on regularly skipped meetings. momentum seems to be lack- other students. would and should occur because distinction between sexes. They campus. The support of administra- ing to push the project forward While the overall demand for they take offense to some of his elementary school teachers may lyrics. did not really gain a homosexual Overall, Medlin’s plan is good tors doesn’t mean very much if after May. preference, and I would even not be as strong as it has been I don’t agree with the impli- — we like the idea of creating it’s mostly symbolic. Fundraising for the arts in recent years, demand for cations of everything he raps hesitate to label them as bisexual. an endowment to fund the arts. Furthermore, there is a real innovation endowment is Also, as far as we know, sexual Carolina graduates is as mighty about taken at literal face value attraction in humans is more The creation of an endowment possibility that Medlin’s initia- a start, but Medlin needs as ever. Graduates of our teach- either, but I could say the same complicated than in mice, given will ensure that the program is tive will be overshadowed by to work with the arts and ing programs regularly enjoy for several other performers that the strong influences of our social not dependant on student fees similar projects carried out by humanities working group to 100 percent job placement have come to this campus in the environment, so it is difficult to to operate in the future. the arts and humanities work- roll their efforts into one. rates. past. make a direct comparison. However, so far Medlin’s ing group, which is part of the He also needs to sow up The School of Education is The University is attempt- Finally, while there is some team seems to be all talk and broader Innovate@Carolina support so that the initiative committed to helping provide ing to differentiate this concert evidence that homosexual men no action. initiative. he leaves behind will have the state of North Carolina with because it is tied to a promo- may respond differently to SSRI It appears as if Medlin is the That working group is staying power. well-prepared teachers, school tional campaign. I find this odd antidepressants (which increase leaders and researchers com- given how we allow individuals available serotonin) and that mitted to improving outcomes to come and speak or perform reduced libido is a common side in our schools. in promotion of their works and effect of SSRIs, there has not been While we expect a small reduc- often have a financial stake in the any evidence of SSRIs having an tion in enrollment in one degree outcome. Either way, EA Sports effect on sexual preference. program, we expect increases has offered to remove all promo- QuickHits in others. And we are manag- tional materials from the concert And that is really where the question transcends scientific ing our reorganization in a way and hold a post-concert promo- curiosity and carries societal Thorp gets nerdier Diddukewin.com Traffic due to... that will allow us to quickly ramp tional event at an off-campus implications. Some gay rights up enrollment in the elemen- bar instead. EA Sports is doing advocates argue that a definitive Think of the nerdiest, dorki- After you watch Thorp’s ...Pigs in the middle of I-40. tary education program when its share to make this concert biological origin would prove demand for increases again. happen. The University should est activity in which thrilling victory, Yesterday morning, at least meet them halfway. that being gay is not a choice. At to win a competi- visit diddukewin. five pigs fell out of the same time, a biological origin Deborah Eaker-Rich, Ph.D. tion. Bespectacled com. Its genius lies a truck and caused Assistant Dean for Academic Victor Calderon would invite cures or screens to in thick-rimmed in its simplicity. It’s traffic delays. Don’t remove homosexuality. Affairs Junior glasses, Chancellor the end of the sea- worry, no pigs Now that I’ve grown up some, School of Education Political Science and PWAD I’ve become less interested in this Thorp won the Rubik’s cube son, so we get months and were injured. It brings a lit- quest for the Homo Grail. I’d still challenge on an ’80s game- months of entertainment eral perspective to the phrase show. Check it out on YouTube. from the site’s big red letters. “when pigs fly,” though. SPEAK OUT department and phone number. like to see what scientists dis- ➤ Edit: The DTH edits for space, clar- cover next, but I believe people Writing guidelines: ity, accuracy and vulgarity. should have the self-driven free- Chapel Hill got dumber Forget fiat N.C. State ➤ Please type: Handwritten Limit letters to 250 words. letters will not be accepted. dom to choose, change or realize SUBMISSION: Chapel Hill recently dropped Rep. Glen Bradley thinks State is at odds with Loyola ➤ Sign and date: No more than their sexuality, regardless of bio- ➤ t o s e c o n d — North Carolina University in New two people should sign letters. Drop-off: at our office at 151 E. logical determination. 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