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Sexual Assault Awareness Rape cases rarely see courtroom rapist was her boyfriend. And But she eventually found a them from response groups and Tough numbers a rape conviction. Arrests on rape charges though she knew her story to group of supporters who make police. Of the 13 arrests, nine cases see lesser convictions, be true, she thought authorities her comfortable sharing her past. Shamecca Bryant, Orange Of the 37 cases of rape, were dismissed because of lack of would doubt it. And today Schlessman, County Rape Crisis Center execu- attempted rape and sexual assault probable cause or because a vic- or no conviction at all. “It is how it is because that’s who moved to Pittsboro from tive director, said recounting a reported to the Chapel Hill Police tim wouldn’t prosecute. their job,” she said, explaining Michigan in 2009 to pur- rape to police can be re-trauma- Department from 2007 to this Three led to a guilty plea, but By Jeanna Smialek that police have to ask probing sue organic farming, is there tizing, which keeps many from February, eight led to first- or in each plea agreement a second- City Editor questions to explore the validity for other victims as a Family seeking help from law enforce- second-degree rape arrests. degree rape charge was dismissed of a story. “But when it’s such a Violence and Rape Crisis Services ment. Police also made five other and the person was convicted of a Five years ago, Stevie struggle within myself…” employee in Chatham County. And even when rape and arrests on second-degree rape lesser offense. Schlessman was raped, but she Even worse, Schlessman says But even as she speaks up, sexual assaults are reported, it is charges in 2007, all related to Sabrina Garcia, head of Chapel never considered telling police. the few friends she told disbe- many sexual assault victims still a long and unlikely journey from one 2006 incident. Alcohol was involved. The lieved her, silencing her for years. harbor secret traumas, keeping a police report to a conviction. Not one of those arrests led to See prosecution, Page 4 No plans for CROSSING BORDERS Amendment OF RED TAPE One in place UNC has not specified “I have no idea why whether benefits (the University is) not being more proactive would be altered. to ensure all of our By Emily Overcarsh students, staff and Staff Writer faculty get to keep the Amendment One goes to a benefits that exist.” vote in less than 20 days, but UNC has yet to release any Terri Phoenix, Director of UNC’s plans on whether it would alter LGBTQ Center policies to maintain benefits for faculty, staff and students if memberships so that the the referendum is approved. change has no real effect. A poll released by Public Larry Hicks, director of Policy Polling projects the housing and residential edu- amendment will pass on May cation, said while he doesn’t 8. University spokesman Mike know what power he will McFarland wrote in an email have over potential impacts of that it is too early to speculate Amendment One on housing, on policy changes. it will be discussed. But Terri Phoenix, direc- “Amendment One does have tor of UNC’s Lesbian, Gay, the potential for having serious Bisexual, Transgender and implications in terms of staff Queer Center, feels differently. and hiring, and we’ll just have “How people are saying to wait and see the outcome.” (the benefits) are not going to “Serious illness leave,” which be impacted is beyond me,” allows faculty to take paid Phoenix said. leave if their unmarried part- “I have no idea why (the ner of the same or opposite sex University is) not being more is seriously ill, is also under proactive to ensure all of our threat, Phoenix said. dth photo illustration/josh clinard and allison russell students, staff and faculty get Administrators’ main con- to keep the benefits that exist,” cern, which has been articu- International students often summer internship was approaching, and Security for the right to work. Phoenix said. “It should be a lated by Chancellor Holden I still hadn’t gotten my permit.” “The timeliness is a problem, par- priority.” Thorp, is that if passed, have a long wait for Homeland When Laya finally received approval to ticularly for those students who want to Amendment One would Amendment One might dam- work about a week before her internship do a summer internship program and revise the North Carolina con- age student, faculty and staff Security work approval. start date, she said she was relieved. may not get the offer in place in time to stitution to say that marriage retention and recruitment. “It would have been so embarrassing apply 90 to 120 days in advance,” said between a man and a woman Among UNC peer institu- By Katie Quine to tell Business Insider, you know, I can’t Elizabeth Barnum, director of the Office would be the only recognized tions, two of 15 don’t offer the Staff Writer work because I don’t have my permit after of International Student and Scholar legal domestic union. same benefits for same sex cou- they chose me.” Services. As UNC is a public univer- ples as opposite sex couples. When senior international student Laya is not the only international The office assists students with the sity, benefits it offers to couples On Friday, the Faculty Patty Laya landed an internship in New student caught in limbo when it comes visa process and work eligibility, which who are not legally married Council passed a resolution York City last summer with news site to getting permits for internships. has become more complicated with might be canceled if eligibility that did not take a position on Business Insider, she was excited. International students are required to national security concerns in the years criteria are not changed. the proposed amendment, but But days before she was set to begin, jump through certain legal hoops to following 9/11. Some vulnerable benefits for reaffirmed UNC’s commitment when she still hadn’t received approval qualify for work in the United States. Several news outlets reported that one same sex partners of students to equality of opportunity. to work from the U.S. Department of In fall 2011, 448 international students of the 9/11 hijackers used a student visa to and employees include health Christopher Putney, interim Homeland Security, she got worried. were enrolled in undergraduate pro- gain entry into the United States. insurance, on-campus housing director of sexuality studies, “Apparently, last year (the approval grams at UNC. In March, Chancellor Holden Thorp and campus recreation mem- said he is unsure of how UNC process) was taking a longer time than it If international students seek any sort was named to a new Academic Advisory berships, Phoenix said. would react to the amendment. usually did,” Laya, who is originally from of off-campus employment not required Council in the Department of Homeland Marty Pomerantz, director “I can’t say, but I’m opti- Venezuela, said. “I was getting more and for a class, including internships, they of campus recreation, wrote in mistic.” more stressed out because the day of my must seek prior approval from Homeland See international, Page 4 an email that if Amendment One passes he would change Contact the University Editor eligibility requirements for at [email protected]. Online course evaluations lead to decline in participation “There are courses where 10 percent, even fewer percent, bother to fill them out,” evaluations because many stu- convinced that the web-based The School of Public said Michael Salemi, economics dents don’t bring a laptop to class. approach is superior.” Health, however, saw a than 10 percent, bother to fill them out.” department chairman. “Students Williford said a lack of Kier said written responses are are effectively removing them- Internet access in some class- more insightful, and web-based participation increase. Michael Salemi, selves from the equation.” rooms is another barrier to com- evaluations cause skewed sample Department chairman, economics Before evaluations went online, pleting evaluations in class. effects. “It’s probably not a statis- By Caroline Leland professors passed out paper forms William Kier, chairman of tically useful style,” he said. Staff Writer But efficiency, University offi- response rates in the College of in class. Now students are usually the biology department, said Cecil Wooten, chairman of the cials said, has come at the cost of Arts and Sciences dropped from expected to complete evaluations his department still uses paper classics department, estimated When the University moved student participation. about 70 percent to 60 percent in on their own time at the end of evaluations because it ensures a only 20 percent of students in his its course evaluations online in Lynn Williford, assistant pro- the past two years. each semester. better response rate. department fill out online course 2010, officials said it would save vost for institutional research “There are courses where Salemi said professors are less “It’s much more time-inten- money and time. and assessment, said overall 10 percent, even fewer than 10 likely to give class time for online sive,” he said. “But we’re not See evaluations, Page 4

baseball Diversions This day in Today’s weather Inside The Tar Heels fell to Check out this week’s Di- history Time to party, Liberty 5-3 at Boshamer versions section to read APRIL 19, 1963 seniors. H 73, L 55 It’s greek to me Stadium on Wednesday about Record Store Day After being denied an oppor- The latest LAB! produc- evening. UNC is now 3-2 this Saturday. Look for a tunity to speak in Durham, Friday’s weather tion, “The Bacchae,” by against the Big South list of local record stores Malcolm X visited the UNC conference this season. that are participating. Time to party Euripides, will feature campus, drawing a crowd of harder. Page 9. Page 5. techno music. Page 3. 1,600 to Memorial Hall. H 78, L 60

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G e n e r a l A l u m n i A s s o c i a t i o n The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, April 19, 2012 3 Mineral rights raise concern NCSU to alter

Some of the DR Horton home- Homeowners worry owners in Chapel Hill believe the “If they want to exploit oil, they should buy the about fracking on their process, which involves extract- properties and rezone the area to non-residential.” enrollment ing natural gas or oil using pres- property in Legend Oaks. surized fluid, could destroy their Bill Arthur, neighborhood if used. Legend Oaks resident By Jenny Drabble “Fracking raises all sorts of model, growth Staff Writer questions about water pollution, the house was worth the risk. away from properties. traffic, noise and ruining both the “We were told that the pos- Noelle Talley, spokesperson was discussed by members As fracking moves closer to property values and the environ- sibility of fracking happening was for the attorney general, said The university’s plan of the UNC-system Board of legalization in North Carolina, ment,” said Bill Arthur, resident very slim,” he said. “We were also in an email that the Consumer calls for slower growth Governors at its meeting last DR Horton homeowners across of the Legend Oaks neighbor- told they would stay a certain Protection Division is preparing week. the state worry their homes could hood in Chapel Hill. great distance away from our lot a report for the legislature about in the freshman class. The new model is designed be a site for this controversial “The drilling affects all of if indeed the mineral rights were issues related to fracking, which to reward campuses for gradu- method of oil extraction. the neighbors and has to be to be exercised.” is due May 1. By Claire Williams ating more students and oper- A bill legalizing fracking approached on a wider range.” If fracking does come to the “(The Department of Staff Writer ating more efficiently. passed in committee Wednesday, Legend Oaks contains houses area, Arthur said it will affect Environment and Natural Cathy Barlow, provost at making applications available built by Orleans Homes and him too — despite the fact that Resources) has shared with our As UNC-system admin- UNC-Wilmington, said the for permits as early as July 2014 newer houses built by DR Horton. his house was built by Orleans office any public comments that istrators discuss new enroll- university is also taking steps to if the bill passes in N.C. General But those who live in Orleans and he owns the mineral rights. relate to consumer protection ment funding models, schools operate more efficiently by bol- Assembly’s short session in May. houses own their mineral rights. The energy company could matter, which is how we learned throughout the system are stering its graduate program. Since DR Horton homeown- Arthur said because his neigh- drill in the area if it obtained of the issue involving mineral already planning changes. UNC-W’s enrollment model ers don’t own the mineral rights bor was not comfortable waiving mineral rights to a certain per- rights and properties sold by DR Following years of exten- allows for controlled growth of on their property, a subsidiary his mineral rights, DR Horton centage of the land, even if some Horton,” she said. sive budget cuts, N.C. State both transfer and freshmen stu- energy company of DR Horton wouldn’t sell the home to him. homeowners don’t consent. William Clarke, another resi- University is slowing its fresh- dent populations, she said. could frack under homeowners’ “I guess with Horton it’s either “I don’t think fracking should dent of Legend Oaks, said he and men enrollment growth to fit “We are currently assess- property with or without their take it or leave it,” he said. be allowed in a residential area. his wife oppose fracking. available resources and main- ing our enrollment model and permission. Jim Floyd, a Legend Oaks resi- If they want to exploit oil, they “Whether fracking is made tain academic quality. exploring a number of options And homeowners would see dent and DR Horton homeown- should buy the properties and legal or illegal, it is just immoral,” The university’s new long- to develop a new model in no financial benefit from oil or er, said he was aware of the min- rezone the area to non-residen- Clarke said. “We paid for our term enrollment plan includes response to decreased university natural gas extracted. eral rights issue when he bought tial,” Arthur said. property and I own it to the cen- increasing graduate and trans- resources and the current eco- Despite multiple phone the house and that the company Representatives from both ter of the earth.” fer student enrollment. nomic environment,” she said. calls, the company could not be was very up-front about it. Newland Communities and M/I To implement the enrollment NCSU’s smaller increase in reached for comment on whether He said he does not want Homes, other homebuilders, said Contact the City Editor plan, NCSU administrators will admitted freshmen students they would pursue fracking. fracking under his home, but felt they don’t sell mineral rights at [email protected]. hire more tenured and tenure- will boost the selectivity of the track faculty to expand the university’s admissions, accord- school’s research capacities and ing to the report. It will also advise graduate students. decrease introduction-level Tina Valdecanas, chief strat- class sizes and increase resourc- egy and branding officer at the es available for scholarships and Research Triangle Park, said an need-based financial aid. TECHNO TRAGEDY increased focus on research at UNC-CH does not plan to NCSU will bring more research follow NCSU’s enrollment plan, dollars to the area. but will grow slowly and selec- In a NCSU report about the tively, said Bruce Carney, UNC- enrollment plan, the university CH executive vice chancellor said it expects a 38 percent and provost. increase in incoming transfer “Their enrollment plan makes students, and a 22 percent considerable sense for them, increase in incoming master’s within the funding formula cur- students by 2020. This year, rently in use,” he said. “It is not 1,027 transfer students entered our road map, however.” the university, along with about And at East Carolina 2,000 master’s students. University, Provost Marilyn Admitted freshmen are pro- Sheerer said they are encourag- jected to increase by only 1 per- ing transfer students while cut- cent in 2020. This year’s fresh- ting back on freshmen enroll- man class totaled 4,564 students. ment increases. The UNC system has “Our facilities cannot handle requested $29 million in enroll- a larger freshman class, and our ment funding from the state faculty is at capacity in terms of legislature for the 2012-13 serving that population.” academic year, including $11.5 million for a new performance- Contact the State & National based funding model that Editor at [email protected]. UNC professor wins Guggenheim Lisa Lindsay will write a book on race- related struggles. By Elizabeth Ayers Staff Writer

dth/melissa key Lisa Lindsay found her next Rebecca Watson, a senior who plays the role of Agave, performs during the final dress rehearsal of “The Bacchae” on Wednesday night. The book in a footnote. play was adapted from the ancient Greek tragedy about mortals who are punished for refusing to worship the god Dionysus. Lindsay, a history professor, was planning a book on African women, but stumbled on a LAB! Theatre puts a new spin on a Greek drama footnote about James Vaughan, a South Carolina native who moved to Nigeria in the 1850s. By Kathryn Muller said that readapting a Greek tragedy like The bacchae After meeting Vaughn’s Staff Writer “The Bacchae” is not an easy task. descendants in Nigeria, Lindsay “We have a lot of preconceived notions Time: 8 p.m. tonight through Sunday, decided to change course. When he first started working on “The about Greek culture that we get from mov- 2 p.m. matinee Sunday and 5 p.m. Monday She got some help Friday Bacchae,” Chris McMahon wanted his ies, but trying to make that world come when she was tapped for a John actors to be completely naked. back to life is daunting,” he said. dth/karla towle Location: Center for Dramatic Art Simon Guggenheim Memorial Lisa Lindsay, an associate profes- But when the director of LAB! Theatre’s McMahon, in readapting the original Foundation fellowship, which latest LAB!oratory series production was text, said he took a minimalist approach. Info: www.labtheatre.blogspot.com sor of history, was awarded a will provide funding for the Guggenheim Fellowship to sup- told that nudity wouldn’t be allowed, he “I really wanted to do it in a room, and I book about race-related strug- port her research. settled for bandeau tops and bike shorts. really wanted arena type staging so nothing analogy that will allow the audience to con- gles in Africa and America in “The Bacchae,” a Greek tragedy written is hidden,” he said. nect with the philosophy behind the trag- the 19th century. grant to relieve her from a year by Euripides, is about mortals who refuse Keeping with this interpretation, edy, Kinsley said. “The life of James Vaughan of teaching so she can focus on to worship the god Dionysus and their McMahon also wanted the costumes to be “Techno is the modern version of the forms one thread in a larger her writing. resulting punishment. The play premieres as revealing as possible. Dionysian thought — the unordered, the fabric of interconnections dur- The fellowship requires Thursday at the Center for Dramatic Art. “The Greeks had the idea of prudence,” unattained way of life that people know.” ing a transformative period in recipients to spend six to 12 McMahon, who readapted the play into he said. “(This project) rejects a lot of those Kable said that while “The Bacchae” is very Atlantic history: When slavery months on the project. what he calls a “modern techno style,” said ideas.” much a tragic story, it is also oddly comedic. was abolished in the United To apply for the fellowship, “The Bacchae” is essentially about the At first, Paige Kinsley, a member of the “Dionysus is the unconscious part of States and colonialism began in Lindsay wrote a four-page pro- exploration of human nature — a conflict cast, said she was uncomfortable with ourselves that we can’t control but have to West Africa, and when people posal indicating how she would that he says many movies and plays attempt wearing very little clothing, but she saw the accept,” he said. in both places struggled over use the grant and a three-page to convey but few actually capture. revealing wardrobe as an opportunity to try “It’s weirdly tragic but weirdly funny slavery, freedom, and citizen- professional narrative about her Instead, McMahon said he had a better something new. because it gets us looking at the human- ship,” Lindsay’s proposal reads. work and accomplishments. idea for how to interpret the meaning that “I wanted to push myself,” she said. “It ity that lies beyond and below, and what it Almost 4,000 historians, But she said the foundation lies within “The Bacchae.” doesn’t faze me anymore because I get how costs us to be alive on earth.” scientists, novelists and art- does not have a specific set of “Why do something over that has been it works with the piece.” ists apply for the fellowship, requirements. done?” he said. McMahon’s adaptation also incorporates Contact the Arts Editor but only about 220 awards are “That is why they call these Greg Kable, professor of dramatic art, techno music into scenes, which sets up an at [email protected]. given out each year. awards ‘mid-career’ awards,” Chairman of the history she said. department Lloyd Kramer, said Lindsay was also required to the award shows the quality submit copies of her previously of the historical scholarship at published books. UNC. In 2003, Lindsay published inBRIEF This is the second consecu- a book titled “Working with tive year that a history profes- Gender: Wage Labor and falls. Department of Public Safety addiction — that causes many sor received the fellowship. CAMPUS Briefs Tobacco addiction proves Social Change in Southwestern tried to ease these shortfalls by cancers,” Goldstein said. Fitz Brundage won in 2011 to an issue for cancer patients Nigeria,” which focused on Student transit cuts will be raising student transit fees by Researchers believe continued complete his study “Torture in women’s rights and gender in $14.50 per student —­ but the UNC researchers have uncov- smoking after being diagnosed America: The Long History.” discussed to fill budget gap Africa. student fee advisory subcommit- ered a lack of effective tobacco with cancer can shorten the “I think it’s an honor for our With the fellowship, Lindsay Lower student fees means tee approved an increase of just addiction treatment services prognosis of patients. history department as well as for said she will spend most of the more walking. $8.74. for patients at cancer centers It also increases risk for more the University,” Kramer said. year just writing. In order to accommodate to The funding shortfall will nationwide. tumors and causes more prob- Brandon Byrd, a graduate “I’ve already done most of a tighter transportation system require cutbacks in service, some Dr. Adam Goldstein blamed lems after cancer surgery. student teaching assistant in my research,” she said. “What I budget, members of the advisory as drastic as cutting entire bus the specialization of medicine on Goldstein said cancer patients’ Lindsay’s trans-Atlantic slave really need to do now is just sit committee for transportation met lines during winter, spring and this lack of services. physical and psychological issues trade class, said he was happy in a chair and crank it out.” Wednesday to discuss tentative summer breaks, members said. “Cancer doctors as specialists have proven difficult to incorpo- for Lindsay because she worked cutbacks to student transit. have focused on trying to cure rate into oncology. hard for it. 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“It’s to make sure people are Senior Mark Laichena, a Semakula said the process could fundamental change to make evaluations doing their jobs,” said David international British international student be smoother. Homeland Security procedures from page 1 Guilkey, chairman of the com- from page 1 who interned with global con- “Like everybody, I wish we more international student- evaluations, compared to the 80 mittee. Security. He said in a March sulting firm McKinsey & Co. in could get authorization much friendly is necessary, but that percent that completed paper Richard Whisnant, also on the interview that he will stress the Washington, D.C. last year, said quicker, and I wish it was just a many are still caught up in the evaluations before the switch. committee, said evaluations have importance of international stu- bureaucratic red tape can make little bit clearer,” Semakula said. post-9/11 world. But Williford said the Gillings tangible effects on professors. dents’ open access to campus. securing an internship difficult. But some UNC administrators “Oh my God, there are so many School of Global Public Health “When someone has a really While the Department of “If you’re doing an internship said they don’t expect to see a parts of it that need to be fixed,” saw a participation increase from good one, that’s definitely a bonus Homeland Security is legally (related) to your department, change in policy for international Strauss said. “The system is not 70 to 80 percent between 2010 for them,” he said. “When someone required to follow a 90-day you get one type of authoriza- students anytime soon. constructed to facilitate interna- and 2011. has a really bad evaluation, that’ll approval process for students tion, and if you’re not doing “A lot of it depends on the tional students and scholars com- “Students are much more likely result in more scrutiny for them.” requesting to do an internship, it work through your major or political climate, the economy, ing here.” to feel engaged … if they are com- Senior Ashley Ellis said student often takes longer, Barnum said. field, you have to go though a the perception about whether “It’s a system that has been pleting an evaluation for a course feedback for professors is impor- “One of the most painful things different type of authorization,” or not students might be tak- established to make it more com- in their major,” she said. tant, but she doesn’t complete for an international student advis- Laichena said. ing employment opportunities plicated and difficult for them, Members of the Appointments, evaluations because she isn’t er is to have a student with an Laichena, who is also a col- away from Americans, and what’s and this is only one of many, Promotions and Tenure given class time for them. ideal opportunity that would be umnist for The Daily Tar Heel, going on in Washington at the many regulations that are having Committee said evaluations are a “I’m lazy,” she said. so beneficial to them and to know added that the variety of visas time,” Barnum said. that impact.” significant factor in the decision that there’s slim to no chance of available can also complicate UNC’s Chief International of whether to promote a faculty Contact the University Editor them getting employment autho- matters. Officer and head of UNC Global Contact the University Editor member. at [email protected]. rization in time,” she said. Senior U.K. native Joel Ron Strauss said he believes a at [email protected].

tionship, there may be a lot of serious class of misdemeanor. It “There is no way that any court prosecution confusion.” carries a maximum 150-day pris- can return a victim’s feeling of from page 1 And because rape cases are on sentence for an offender with safety.” Hill Police Department’s sexual often complicated by relation- multiple prior convictions. assault crisis unit, said the low ships and context, it can be hard The man in the third Chapel Guarding victims and safety conviction rate for rape cases — a to gather enough evidence to Hill case was given that 150-day common trend state- and nation- make a court case, she said. sentence, along with a maximum Garcia said while police have a wide — can factor into victims’ 2 year, 6 month sentence for his public safety interest in encourag- decision to prosecute. Difficult to convict felony assault. ing victims to prosecute sexual “My experience is that many Jeff Welty, a professor at the assailants, especially in the case of times you may have victim hesi- If a case does make it to a UNC School of Government who assault by a stranger, her depart- tance,” she said. judge, Garcia said she often has to specializes in North Carolina ment is careful to remain victim- Bryant wrote in an email that help victims accept that the per- sentencing, said the jump from centered. victims are often discouraged son who they say attacked them a second-degree rape charge to She said police tell victims when they review their cases with might not be convicted of rape. a misdemeanor charge is a large about their options but also let a district attorney and realize how As with most felonies, far more one — but there aren’t a lot of them make their own choice on unlikely it is that they will see a rape cases are settled through plea options prosecutors can pursue in whether or not to prosecute. conviction. agreements than at trial — fre- between. “It may not be the one we want, “It can be difficult for victims quently allowing those accused of “That’s a pretty significant reduc- but we won’t prosecute at the to learn that there may not be rape to settle for a lesser conviction. tion. It’s very common,” he said. expense of the mental health of enough evidence to prosecute dth/jeanna smialek “You have to weigh what do He said many factors can guide the victim,” she said. and thus individuals may dismiss Stevie Schlessman, a sexual assault survivor, browses brochures after an you have, and what do you want,” the state to offer favorable plea But she said police do encour- charges,” she said. Orange County Rape Crisis Center event Tuesday evening. Garcia said. agreements in a rape case. age victims to report regardless, But issues that prevent victims In all three Chapel Hill cases For one thing, the state may so that they can look for similar from reporting rape to police in “Ultimately, it’s their decision,” assaulted by someone in their that led to guilty pleas, the defen- have a heavy caseload and hope to crimes and improve their chances the first place can create an even she said. “I would hope that we social circle or are disbelieved by dant was convicted of a less serious dispose of the case quickly. of catching a serial criminal. larger barrier to justice. would not mimic the type of coer- friends and family, they might ask offense than he was charged with. But often, prosecutors simply If a report is filed, police can cion that they just experienced.” to dismiss charges to avoid being In the first case, charges of lack the evidence they need to alert other residents to a potential Hard to come forward But she said police make sure cast out of their social group. second-degree rape and sexual carry a cut-and-dried conviction. danger through press releases and to let victims know that evidence “Victims are often in shock battery ended in convictions for Garcia said lack of physical other means. According to Rape, Abuse and will be essential if they choose to post-assault and are dealing with contributing to the delinquency of evidence and witnesses can drive “It’s the responsibility of law Incest National Network esti- pursue a court case, and can be feelings of guilt and shame which a minor and false imprisonment prosecutors to pursue a plea enforcement to notify the public mates, 54 percent of rapes are held by police if they do not. can be further exacerbated by the — both misdemeanor offenses. agreement, because some admis- that there is a concern,” she said. never reported to police. Even if a case is promptly investigation,” she said. In another case, a second- sion of guilt is better than none. Police can also help victims to Though statistics are hard to reported and an arrest is made, And Laurie Graham, programs degree rape charge ended in a “What you have to streamline find outside resources, like rape nail down, local responders said rape cases are often less likely to director at the rape crisis center, conviction for assault on a female with a victim is how they think crisis centers and on-campus rape victims often either don’t result in an actual prosecution said going to court can make vic- and false imprisonment, again about accountability,” she said. groups, that will allow them to report or they wait until long after than a typical felony. tims feel a lack of control. misdemeanors. She also said victims choose to talk about their experience. the assault to share their stories. In North Carolina as a whole, “One thing that is important And in the third, charges of go to court for different reasons, Bryant said being able to share Garcia said sometimes, victims 186 cases of second-degree rape to our agency is to give control second-degree rape and first- and they aren’t always simply in a comfortable environment can won’t report a rape for weeks or were disposed in fiscal year 2010- back,” she said. “In court, they are degree kidnapping were dis- aiming for a rape conviction. be a major step toward healing. months. 11, according to court system data. represented by the state, and the missed for a misdemeanor sexual She said that some want an And Schlessman said now that She said while police encour- Of those, about 38 percent were survivor doesn’t have control.” battery and a felony assault by admission of wrongdoing — even she can talk about her assault age those after-the-fact reports as dismissed — meaning that for some Garcia said victims might also strangulation conviction. if that means a plea agreement. with people who support her, she a healing process for the victim, reason, often a lack of evidence or a choose not to pursue a conviction Each of those outcomes carries “It ranges from, ‘I want him is moving forward. at that point little to no evidence hesitance on the victim’s part, they because they have a close relation- a lesser sentence than second- forever in jail, in prison,’ … to “It’s something I’m still cop- remains to pursue a prosecution. never came before a judge. ship with their rapist. degree rape. those that say, ‘This person needs ing with,” she said. “To say I was Other times, she said, people That number is 6 percentage “Whether it’s someone known For instance, while second- help. I want them to get help.’” raped is very new to me.” report rapes immediately but points higher than the statewide to the person or a stranger really degree rape is a felony punishable She said that even if a case ends aren’t sure if they will want to go dismissal rate for all felonies. changes the dynamics,” she said. by more than 20 years in prison, in a prison sentence, a guilty con- Contact the City Editor through with a prosecution. Bryant said that if victims are “When you have a known rela- sexual battery falls into the most viction doesn’t always bring closure. at [email protected].

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Hiss Golden Messenger, “Jesus Brick-and-mortar record Destroyer, Destroyer’s Rubies Dub”/”Jesus Shot Me in the Head” stores take center stage If you’re looking to round out your It’s a treat for fans of the Pittsboro vinyl collection, Rubies is just one of folkster. It’s a super-limited release, so on Record Store Day. several records seeing its first U.S. snatch one up if you can. release this weekend. By Allison Hussey Assistant Diversions Editor Free Electric State, Monumental Life Jimmy Fallon, Tebowie mall-time record The album makes its CD and digital Late night host Jimmy Fallon com- debut on Tuesday, but you can pick shops are slowly bined David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust up a vinyl copy of the band’s second regaining popularity. with football star Tim Tebow to make LP a few days ahead of time. Now, they’ve got their very something bizarrely hilarious. own day. In its fifth year, Bowerbirds, “In the Yard/”Always an Record Store Day celebrates Feist/Mastodon, Ear to Bend” brick-and-mortar inde- “Commotion”/”Black Tongue” The band just put out The Clearing, but pendent record stores and A sweet indie songstress and a metal it has readied this 7-inch with a track physical music media on band — no matter how you turn it, from the record and one new one. Saturday. this will be an interesting release. Along with in-store per- Carolina Chocolate Drops/Run DMC, formances by bands, Record Tallest Man on Earth, King of Spain “You Be Illin” Store Day participants also Originally sold on the band’s 2010 North Carolina old-time folk act has look forward to limited- European tour, this 12-inch features covered Run DMC’s “You Be Illin,” and edition releases from some three songs, including a stripped-down features the original on the flip side. of their favorite bands. cover of Paul Simon’s “Graceland.” We looked at what this Dan Melchior, Ghost in the year’s celebration has to The Flaming Lips, The Flaming Lips Supermarket offer around the Triangle, and Heady Fwends Melchior has cranked out records like as well as records you can Mad genius Wayne Coyne got with a machine over the past year, and this snag. Bon Iver, Yoko Ono and Ke$ha for this five-song EP is next in line. one. What more could you want?

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TODAY IN DIVE Q&A. Assistant Dive editor Allison Hussey talks to Superchunk’s Mac McCaughan about tonight’s benefit to fight Amendment One in Durham. Page 6 MUSIC. The bright-eyed T0W3RS may have just hit puberty, but their innocent pop manages to impress. Page 7 MOVIES. The Raid: Redemption doesn’t do anything new for the action genre, but somehow redeems this spring’s painfully mediocre season. Page 7 PHOTOS. Mickey Hart channeled cosmic dance vibes on the same wavelength as Thievery Corporation on Tuesday night at Cat’s Cradle. Page 7 6 Thursday, April 19, 2012 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel Q&A with Superchunk frontman Mac McCaughan Local musicians have joined In other words, it seems differ- DIVE: How did the lineup come amendment One show forces against Amendment One, ent than a law or a ballot initia- together? the controversial North Carolina tive or something like that. And Time: 8 p.m. tonight, $20 MM: One of the scary things constitutional amendment that’s I think that North Carolina is a With: Mountain Goats, Greg about the whole thing is that a up for a vote on May 8. Tonight, special place to live, and people Cartwright, Tara DeFrancisco Mac McCaughan, Superchunk live here for a lot of different lot of people don’t even know — frontman and co-founder of Merge reasons. But I think one reason not only do they not know what Location: Motorco, Durham Amendment One is, they don’t Records, takes the stage with The people live here is because it’s a Info: motorcomusic.com Mountain Goats’ John Darnielle progressive place and it’s a great know that it’s on the ballot on and Reigning Sound’s Greg place to live. May 8, because a lot of people that your request gets played at Cartwright to raise money to help I think it’s important to me don’t pay attention to primary the show. strike the amendment down. because the idea of Amendment elections. Obviously, they do to Then once we started talking Assistant Diversions Editor One is putting discrimination into the elections in November. about it even further, we started Allison Hussey talked to the state constitution, and it will And so my wife and I hosted a saying, ‘Well, let’s make it a little McCaughan about the benefit hurt a lot of people. And as one fundraiser with some other people bit different than a normal show and why he thinks this is a cause Republican said, it doesn’t hurt a few weeks ago in Chapel Hill, and and have all three of us on-stage worth fighting for. anyone to vote against it, but it it kind of just dawned on me how at the same time.’ Just kind of soon this was happening and how trading off songs instead of hav- Why is defeating hurts people to vote for it. DIVERSIONS: little knowledge there was out there ing it be one person plays for 40 Amendment One important to So, to me, why would you put about this issue. So I thought, well, minutes, now the next person you? something in the state constitu- tion that hurts a lot of people? I don’t have a lot to offer in terms plays for 40 minutes — that kind MAC MCCAUGHAN: It’s important Specifically families, children, of fundraising, but one thing I can of thing. to me for a lot of reasons, and it’s women — there’s nothing good do is play music and call my friends Just try to make it a different probably the same reasons that about it. It’s poorly written — who play music. event so that people feel like, not it’s important to a lot of other overreaching. And even the So I called John Darnielle — I only are they supporting a good people. In the larger context, speaker of the House in the state think I even emailed him that cause, but they’re getting to see a you’re talking about an attempt who is a Republican and who night — about the idea of doing special show. to actually put something into the an event. And he was into it, as I is in support of the bill, even he DIVE: Where will the money constitution of the state — put knew he would be. I got in touch says it will be repealed within that you’re raising go? discrimination into the constitu- the next 20 years because it’s so with Greg Cartwright a bit later. tion of the state. backward-looking. My initial idea was just to have MM: It’s going to a group called FLICKR USER DCJOHN a show, and then we started talk- Protect NC Families. The money is Mac McCaughan, Superchunk frontman, will perform with other N.C. ing about ways we could raise to be used for basically two goals: musicians tonight to raise money to help defeat Amendment One. money. One was this idea that, if one is to get out the vote, another you pay $100, you’re guaranteed is to educate people about what The main tool in doing that is an issue they care about? Amendment One really is and what is TV ads obviously, and that’s MM: I think that people get it will do to people if it passes. super expensive. But we live in the word out any way they can, DIVESTAFF an area where I think people are talk to people. Use social media fairly well-informed politically, Joseph Chapman, Editor to get the word out about the and kind of know what’s going on. Allison Hussey, Assistant Editor election, about Amendment STARS But that’s because we’re served by [email protected] One. radio stations, The Independent, Poor If people go to protectncfami- Elizabeth Byrum, Austin Cooper, The News & Observer. I think the lies.org, you can buy yard signs, Lucian Crockett, Alex Dixon, Rocco Fair further flung you get in the state, you can learn about volunteer Giamatteo, Linnie Greene, Lyle the more expensive it is to reach good opportunities and that kind of Kendrick, Mark Niegelsky, Thea people and let them know what’s thing. I think there’s a lot people Ryan, Thompson Wall, Jeremy Wile going on, because TV is the way to Excellent can do that the campaign can Ariana Rodriguez-Gitler, Design Editor do that. Classic instruct them on how to get Cover design: Ariana Rodriguez-Gitler DIVE: What can people do if this involved.

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for unc-cH 10% off stuDents Duke performances at Duke university get tickets 919-684-4444 • dukeperformances.org The Daily Tar Heel Diversions Thursday, April 19, 2012 7 MUSICSHORTS MOVIESHORTS Rhythm devil T0W3RS track, “The Cardinal/The Finch.” The Jason Adamo Band “The Raid: Redemption” “IF 4LL WE H4VE IS T1ME” Whether it’s the members’ “Bricks & Mortar” layered vocals, Karen Blanco’s reborn poignant keys or the nearly perfect Indie pop/rock transitions between songs, Towers Country/rock Whither the action movie of finds a way to capture meaningful late? Now that we’re mired in pre- With classes winding down, experiences in just a few minutes. Those with an affinity for not- summer doldrums that comprise graduation impending and the But the back-and-forth pac- so-Southern country and not-too- the film industry’s post-Oscar sun constantly shining, summer ing of the album might leave the edgy rock might look for a stylistic season hangover, the only offer- is just out of reach. These three listener with some residual whip- space that exists somewhere ings to fans of cinematic violence months of freedom generally yield lash, as songs jump from just lon- between George Strait and Jason have been displays of mediocrity limited obligations and provide ger than one minute to nearly five. Mraz — the land of Hootie, Dave like “Act of Valor” and “Wrath of days of infinite adventures. With The album is imbalanced in that Matthews and Sister Hazel. The the Titans.” summer, it seems all we have to respect, but even this is partially Jason Adamo Band on the other Thank God for “The Raid: be preoccupied with is time and excusable considering the already hand: look elsewhere. Redemption,” an Indonesian how to best let it pass. wavering and unchained nature of Adamo’s falsetto is stifled by export that tears the genre down From the watery opening the songs. the quiet, forgettable instrumen- to its most basic elements and notes to the album’s funky final In the end, this is the music tation of his band. He’s forced to delivers a flurry of knees, elbows moments, If All We Have is Time that accompanies sticky summer subdue what he’d be more suited and fists straight to its dome in seeps with warmth and extends evening drives, when the windows belting out. Each song’s end the process. summer’s sweet invitation. The are rolled down and your hair brings no sense of resolve, but Iko Uwais stars as Rama, a slow, evocative swirls of sound has taken its own course blowing instead a lingering sense that he rookie cop in an elite police unit, fluctuate between short bursts of in the wind. Or perhaps this is didn’t say anything quite as pas- and part of a 20-man team tasked synth and lazy yet thoughtful gui- the album that best reflects the sionately as he’d planned. with clearing out a notorious tar. It’s rock ‘n’ roll that maintains transient period of life that young But Adamo’s voice is still the apartment building in the Jakarta an experimental edge, a realm 20-somethings have a hard time highlight of Bricks & Mortar. And slums. where songs come to fruition as escaping and/or comprehending. it flourishes most when he sings In the process, they’ll have they may, and without the pretense With relevant and personal with Katelyn Clampett on “Be My to fight their way up 30 floors of fitting of a specific genre mold. songs (not to mention well- Mary.” These two complement each of mayhem and ultimately take On “Scout/,” there’s something crafted), Towers are endearingly other with matching levels of soul- down the brutal crime lord Tama fleeting about the way leader empathetic to these notions. This fulness and vocal command. Bricks (Ray Sahetapy). Derek Torres’ vocals seem to float summer, whatever If All We Have & Mortar is easy listening because The previous two paragraphs through waves of somber instru- is Time becomes for you, let it be it doesn’t do anything out of the probably have more words in mentation and find a way to grab known that you can find someone ordinary — it’s all too familiar terri- them than the whole script. “The the listener. In a similar vein to who knows exactly how you feel. tory that Adamo fails to expand. Raid: Redemption” is an unre- the fading of the season, the song lenting 101 minutes of non-stop, effortlessly dissolves into the next -Elizabeth Byrum -Thea Ryan thrilling, contusion-causing action. It’s not high art, but it’s a level of spectacle that hasn’t been DIVERECOMMENDS seen since the heydays of Arnold Thursday Saturday Monday Schwarzenegger and Jean-Claude Van Damme. 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Whitmore at Cat’s Cradle, 7/8 p.m., Combine that with a moody, $18/20 Fan Modine, Boykiller, Flesh Wounds minimalist score by Linkin Park’s at Tir na nOg, 10 p.m., free Say Anything, Kevin Devine and Mike Shinoda and you have the The Goddamn Band, Fake Problems, Scraping Teeth, Holly Hunt, Clang film that every prepubescent Tallhart at Cat’s Cradle, 6:30/7:30 middle school male could only The Hot at Nights at Casbah, 8/9 p.m., $17/20 Quartet, Secret Boyfriend, Yohimbe p.m, $7/10 at Nightlight, 9/9:30 p.m., $5 dream of. To be fair, “The Raid” lacks a well-characterized hero and there Sunday Friday Wednesday isn’t much plot to speak of, but Lost in the Trees, The Toddlers, Brice Scammers, Cujo Bourbon at it’s so damn entertaining that it’s Motorco, 8/9 p.m, $5 White Panda, Phive, Style&Complete hard to complain. Randall Bickford at Cat’s Cradle, at Cat’s Cradle, 8:30/9:30 p.m., 8/8:30 p.m., $15 “The Raid: Redemption” sure $10/15 isn’t here to re-invent the action DTH/Joseph Chapman John Howie Jr. and the Rosewod genre, but it will redeem its recent failures and help get you through Eleanor Friedberger, Hospitality at Bluff, Joe Fletcher & the Wrong ormer Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart used Quintron, Miss Pussycat, The the summer. Casbah, 8/9 p.m., $12/14 Reasons, Last at Appomattox at space-age technology to pull off his set at the Cat’s Nightlight, 8/8:30 p.m., $5 Infamous Sugar at Kings, 9/9:30 F Cradle Tuesday. (Top) A keyboardist mixes loops p.m., $8/10 -Mark Niegelsky using an iPad. (Bottom) A flash illuminates Hart as he Chairlift, Nite Jewel, Bell at Local 506, 9/9:30 p.m., $10/12 plays the bizarre Random Access Musical Universe (RAMU).

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On the wire: national and world news Know more on today’s stories: dailytarheel.com/nationworld Famous TV host Dick Hospital in Santa Monica, accord- rock’s emerging idols in a way that they feared. Buttoned-down and Afghans “reprehensible,” White repeated the Pentagon’s argument ing to a statement by his longtime radio and magazines could not. always upbeat, polite and pol- House spokesman Jay Carney said. that the newspaper should not Clark dies at 82 years old publicist, Paul Shefrin. Clark’s It made Clark a household name ished, Clark came across more “The conduct depicted in those have published photos out con- LOS ANGELES (MCT) — health had been in question since and gave him the foundation for like an articulate graduate stu- photographs is reprehensible and cern for troop safety. Dick Clark, the youthful-looking a 2004 stroke affected his speech a shrewdly pursued broadcasting dent than a carnival barker. does not in any way represent the Los Angeles Times Editor television personality who liter- and mobility, but that year’s Dec. career that made him wealthy, high standards of the U.S. military,” Davan Maharaj said, “After care- ally introduced rock ’n’ roll to 31 countdown was the only one he powerful and present in American Obama says conduct of Carney said Wednesday as the ful consideration, we decided that much of the nation on “American missed since he started the annu- television for half a century. president flew to Ohio for a speech publishing a small but representa- Bandstand” and for four decades al rite during the Nixon years. Nicknamed “America’s oldest troops was ‘reprehensible’ on job training. “ And the president tive selection of the photos would was the first and last voice many With the exception of Elvis teenager” for his fresh-scrubbed ABOARD AIR FORCE ONE certainly shares in the defense sec- fulfill our obligation to readers to Americans heard each year with Presley, Clark was considered look, Clark and “American (MCT) — President Barack retary’s opinion that this should be report vigorously and impartially his New Year’s Eve countdowns, by many to be the person most Bandstand” not only gave young Obama has been briefed on a investigated and those held respon- on all aspects of the American mis- died Wednesday. He was 82. responsible for the bonfire spread fans what they wanted, it gave series of photos published in the sible will be held accountable,” he sion in Afghanistan, including the Clark died after suffering a of rock ’n’ roll across the country their parents a measure of assur- Los Angeles Times on Wednesday, said. allegation that the images reflect a heart attack following an out- in the late 1950s. “Bandstand” ance that this new music craze and finds the conduct of troops Carney said he did not know if breakdown in unit discipline that patient procedure at St. John’s gave fans a way to hear and see was not as scruffy or as scary as who posed with the bodies of dead Obama had seen the photos. He was endangering U.S. troops.”

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Baseball: Liberty 5, UNC 3 vote in Orange County will have May 8 is primary election day. briefs to wait until April 23 unless For more information, visit from page 3 they plan to vote at the Board of http://bit.ly/925uIH. He said the National Cancer Elections Office in Hillsborough. Liberty pitching downs UNC Institute has the tools to incor- All other Orange County early Motorists may see delays on porate these practices in future voting locations will open on Franklin Street today By Brandon Moree cancer treatment. the later date, including the Bell One lane of traffic may be Assistant Sports Editor Tower Room on the second floor closed today between 10 a.m. and of Rams Head Dining Hall. Big South schools must love City Briefs 6 p.m. on East Franklin Street Those who wish to participate near Plant Road. coming to Chapel Hill. Early voting begins today in same-day registration will have The Liberty Flames were the A new sewer line will be and ends on May 5 to bring identification to provide installed at the location. second team from the Big South to proof of residency. Early voting and same-day OWASA urges motorists to use knock off the North Carolina base- Students may use their student registration begin today in North caution in the work zone. ball team in a midweek game this ID. Carolina. season after Gardner-Webb did it Early voting ends May 5 and back in March. After Liberty’s 5-3 But residents who wish to — From staff and wire reports win Wednesday night, UNC is now 3-2 against the conference this year and that includes a 10-inning, one- Rape prosecutions run win against Coastal Carolina. There have been zero rape con- “Liberty’s a really good team,” victions in Chapel Hill since 2007. catcher Jacob Stallings said. See pg. 1 for story. “They just simply came out with games more energy than us tonight … I © 2012 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. International learning thought we had an excuse to be Level: 1 2 3 4 tired against Gardner-Webb, but International students face I didn’t think that was the case issues with summer internships. tonight. We just didn’t have the See pg. 1 for story. Complete the grid energy — for whatever reason, so each row, column we just weren’t as locked in as we and 3-by-3 box (in Fewer freshmen were last night and this weekend.” bold borders) contains N.C. State University is slowing With runners on the corners in dth/katie gerdon every digit 1 to 9. its freshmen enrollment growth. the bottom of the eighth inning, First baseman Parks Jordan tries to catch the runner napping in See pg. 3 for story. Liberty (31-10) looked to its bull- Wednesday’s game against Liberty. North Carolina fell to the Flames 5-3. pen to preserve its 3-2 lead, but Solution to Wednesday’s puzzle Record Store Day it didn’t call for a relief pitcher. DTH ONLINE: Visit to stretch that double into a triple. Instead the Flames brought out dailytarheel.com to read “Well, I kind of killed the The fifth annual event cel- their usual Friday night starter, about how Michael Russell momentum when I got thrown out ebrates brick-and-mortar record John Niggli, who was 7-0 on the has stepped up for UNC. at third,” Russell said. “I guess we stores. See pg. 5 for story. year with a 1.86 ERA. should have had some momentum “That says it’s an important have beat them. You could tell it going, but I ended that.” Superchunk game — they want to win it,” was important to them, but it’s The Flames loaded the bases in Local musicians have joined coach Mike Fox said. important to every team that comes the top of the eighth, and closer forces against Amendment One. in here midweek.” Michael Morin was called in to “But we knew that, we know See pg. 6 for Q&A. these two teams that are com- Liberty’s starting pitcher, Brooks keep the Flames off the board. But ing in here next week (will be the Roy, kept UNC in check through the first batter he saw, Alex Close, same), but that comes with being the five innings he pitched as he sent a fly ball deep enough to left North Carolina, being in the ACC allowed just one run on four hits. field to score the runner from third and us having a good year.” He was replaced by Jared Lyons base, giving the Flames the 3-2 Niggli ended the eighth inning and UNC hit Lyons up for a pair of lead. 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Featured online reader comment “Confused about why these tents, which weren’t actually being occupied, are a ‘safety concern’, but Holly Beilin Eye on the Environment the ones a bunch of underclassmen girls cram Sophomore global studies major from into for super suite week at Morrison aren’t?” Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Email: [email protected] Confused, on tents in the Pit promoting alternative commencement

How to LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Right to symbolic speech see why. We’ve seen Republican be an eco- shouldn’t be shut down candidates applauding Sheriff Joe Arpaio of Arizona, a state TO THE EDITOR: which Mexican-Americans Tuesday we were threatened have fled since the establish- friendly with arrest while sitting in the ment of SB 1070 (the bill aimed Pit. Why? Because we were to identify, prosecute and sitting next to a tent, which is deport illegal immigrants). Mitt carnivore prohibited according to facility Romney eagerly accepted the use policies. endorsement of Kris Kobach, We were told that we could who helped author SB 1070, s you might guess from draw a picture of a tent and put as well as Arizona Gov. Jan the vegetarian stations in Editorial it on a sign and hold that in the Brewer, who signed it knowing A both campus dining halls Pit. Well, except between the it would lead to racial profiling. and the prevalence of all-vegetar- hours of 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. Mr. Romney has even ian restaurants, Chapel Hill is a Symbolic speech is protected publicly stated that he would pretty veg-friendly place. Give back, pay it forward under the First Amendment, veto the DREAM Act, which Vegetarianism is a growing yet the symbolic speech we approximately 91 percent of trend, and herbivores often cite Seniors and alumni dependent on grants, private have succeeded in attaining attempted Tuesday was effec- Latinos support. reasons like health benefits, donors and research funds for sizable alumni support are tively shut down. We were told Is this the Romney that the finances and personal ethics for must do their part for survival, alumni giving has a doing a better job innovating, that if we did not take down Latinos in the United States choosing this lifestyle. However, a new reality. moving forward and advanc- the tents, we would be arrested need? Must we remind you, less studied aspect of vegetarian- the University. When graduates invest in ing scholarship than their and they would be broken Mr. Romney, that you too came ism is its impact on the environ- s seniors approach UNC, future generations ben- cash-strapped peers. down, removed and potentially from a family of immigrants? ment. Is it better for the earth for their departure from efit. Seniors should take pride A good college education is confiscated. Latinos never forget our roots, everyone to lose their veg-inity? Chapel Hill, they in the world-class degree, virtually priceless, but it does We occupied the Pit to raise but it seems that you have. According to a 2005 study A awareness about the alterna- Let us refresh your memory. should consider giving a which past student donors and come with a price tag. As col- from the University of Chicago, tive commencement ceremony, The following comes from the carbon footprint of a vegetar- small donation to the Senior alumni have helped to ensure lege graduation rates increase Campaign. The impacts of for them through their gifts. and as the job market remains which is scheduled for May Henry Fernandez, a political ian is much smaller than that of 13th at 9:30 a.m. in Forest blogger and senior fellow at the someone with a diet rich in hot student donations have rarely The value of a UNC degree uncertain, graduates rely more Theatre. This event will be for Center for American Progress: dogs and hamburgers. The study been more significant than is dependent on the school’s than ever on the value of their students and their families, as The 1882 Edmunds Act reported that the average veg- they are in 2012, and the current quality — which is diplomas to secure jobs. It is well as faculty, staff and com- stripped polygamists of the etarian who consumes the same importance of private dona- increasingly in jeopardy as important to continue invest- munity members who do not basic rights of U.S. citizenship, amount of calories as a meat- tions will only grow in future state funding dwindles. Before ing in the institution that has support honoring New York denying them the right to vote, eater contributes 1.5 fewer tons years. turning down the opportunity invested in us. Mayor Michael Bloomberg at serve on juries or hold office. of carbon dioxide per year. That’s As state appropriations for to give, seniors should consid- Give now, but remem- Commencement. Not dissimilar to current immi- the same reduction as switching education become increasingly er the value of their diplomas ber your connection to the For more information, visit gration raids, federal agents in from a Suburban to a Camry. fractional and as University not only today, but in 30 years. University long after your time www.alternativeunc.com. the United States hunted and This is mostly due to the programs become ever more Many universities which on the hill has come to a close. While raising awareness for arrested polygamists, who were amount of fossil fuel needed to the alternative commencement forced to leave the country or produce meat. It takes 78 calories was our immediate goal, our risk jail. of fossil fuel to produce one calorie experience Tuesday should illus- In 1884, as it became of beef and 22 for one of poultry. Editorial trate to students that the “free increasingly clear that the U.S. One calorie of soybeans, on the speech zone” we assume the Pit government would not tolerate other hand, requires just one of to be is not so free. UNC’s facili- polygamy in the Utah Territory, fuel. (Remember, a calorie is tech- ty use policies are broad enough Miles Park Romney — your nically just a measure of energy.) Bring Jubilee back that they can be applied to shut great grandfather — chose to Why is this? Plants need down any demonstration. leave the country, bringing his things like sunlight, soil and CUAB should fund two This year, Carolina Union model a try. Staging a con- The University has already multiple wives and children fresh air, but an animal requires Activities Board made a start cert at the end of the year restricted free speech to “zones,” with him across the southern food. Raising animals for con- large celebrations instead at reviving UNC’s long-lost would, in conjunction with they are restricting it to certain border to Mexico. sumption adds an extra energy- festival. While the idea was Homecoming, bookend the “times” and — as Tuesday dem- In his 1902 book “The intensive step to the food chain. of several small concerts. onstrates — to certain “forms” Story of the Mormons,” author Much of the grain grown in the great, the concert’s public- academic year in celebration. s the semester draws ity was sorely lacking, and its With the addition of Jubilee, of expression. As students, we William Alexander Linn states U.S. today isn’t even intended for must make sure the University that the Secretario de Fomento humans, but rather for livestock. to a close, UNC must audience was limited mostly CUAB could focus its funds on does not have the power to of Mexico related that “The It takes 16 pounds of grain to pro- A once again look on to those who heard about it by two celebrations that would silence dissent. laws of this country (Mexico) do duce one pound of beef. Imagine from afar as Duke University word of mouth. reach to a wide cross-section of not permit polygamy, and that how much bread (or beer) could be draws high-profile musical Rather than scheduling the students. Its current method — Kari Dahlgren ’12 the contracts for the establish- made with the 16 pounds of grain acts to campus for their annual event at an awkward time in spreading its budget to numer- Anthropology ment of Mormon colonies in that goes into four quarter-pound Last Day of Classes Concert the middle of the semester, ous niche concerts throughout Mexico required the same.” hamburgers. (colloquially known as LDOC). future attempts at reincarnat- the year — leaves a few stu- Alanna Davis ’13 If true, Miles Romney then Livestock also produce their It hasn’t always been this ing Jubilee should be aligned dents pleasantly surprised but Global studies knowingly arrived in direct own greenhouse emissions; cattle way, though, and it’s high time with the natural student leaves far too many dissatisfied. violation of Mexican immigra- are a huge source of methane, excitement and festivities that UNC might not be able to Romney’s immigration tion law. which is more harmful to the UNC developed its own annu- al end-of-the-year bash. come with the end of classes. offer quite as robust a budget stance ignores his roots So your ancestors were environment than carbon diox- immigrants and now you live From 1963 to 1971, UNC Jubilee was discontinued in as our private peers, but CUAB ide. And livestock require grazing TO THE EDITOR: to actively persecute human land, adding to the global defor- hosted a festival called “Jubilee: 1971 to allow concert funding does get $13 in fees from every I was brought to this great beings who are in the same estation problem. A Salute to Spring.” Over eight to be distributed more evenly student here, which amounts country when I was 18 months situation as your great-grand- Many argue that pescatarians years, the organizers of Jubilee throughout the school year. It to about $364,000 annually. old by some of the most hard- parents? Shame on you, Mr. (those who eat only seafood) have brought a number of notable was decided that more smaller With better, more focused working, caring people I know Romney. found a middle ground that’s acts to campus. (To name a concerts were preferable to one leadership, CUAB could do — my parents. When I was Every single Latino that I easier than full-fledged vegetari- few: The Allman Brothers larger festival-like celebration in a lot. The organization’s new a little boy, I never imagined have met agrees on one thing. anism but is still eco-friendly. Band, Johnny Cash, The the spring. leaders should start working that I would be fighting for my We call you “sin verguenza,” Pescatarians have lower emis- Temptations, Neil Diamond, But things have changed now to make sure students life; fighting for the rights of which means someone who sions than typical meat eaters. James Taylor, B.B. King and since 1971, and we think next year don’t leave campus my family and my community. has no shame — a hypocrite. Unfortunately, there are some Chuck Berry.) CUAB should give the old feeling shortchanged. But yet here I am — or I Latinos in North Carolina drawbacks. Fishing reduces should say, as DREAMers, here are no longer alone or afraid. marine diversity, and fisheries we are — caught in a sea of North Carolina DREAMers, have become similar to factory foreign politics, red tape and Latinos, allies and faith-based farms — energy-intensive and anti-immigrant rhetoric; all of communities will not tolerate filled with pollution. which have spun out of control. your anti-immigrant positions. But the news isn’t all bad In 1990, Latinos only We demand that you for Chick-fil-A lovers. A recent QuickHits accounted for 1.2 percent of the renounce the endorsement study found that many common state population. Today, Latinos made by Kris Kobach, that meat substitutes like soybeans or comprise 8.4 percent of the pop- you change your rhetoric chickpeas are also harmful to the Bring it, Mr. Bigot Hater-hating memes “Conservatives” ulation of N.C. These numbers against immigrants, and seek environment, since these crops Wednesday, a reader wrote a There was an upshot to Let’s be clear: there is nothing are important since Obama won sensible legislation that keeps are often shipped long distances. N.C. with only 14,000 votes, and the happiness and well-being These transportation emissions thoughtful letter Wednesday’s ill- conservative about to the editor about fated attempt at Amendment One. registered Latinos are number- of immigrant children and can exceed those from the meat ing roughly 130,000, nearly families in mind. the crops theoretically replaced. Amendment One cyberbullying (see If you don’t want and some kid sent thumbs-down to the government double since the last cycle. Substitutes also tend to be Latino voters in North Moises Serrano highly processed. The manufac- him an obscene Fa- the left): the hilarity involved in you life, cebook message accusing him, that unfolded on the Inter- then you shouldn’t vote for Carolina are leaning hard Yadkinville turing of tofu, for example, from toward Obama, and it’s easy to Organizer, El Cambio soybeans is just another energy- of all things, of being incapable net after a screenshot of the an amendment that would consuming step. of reasoned discourse. If he message went UNC-viral. At infringe on citizens’ liberty. If So what does all this mean? meant what he wrote, we chal- last count, the photo had 238 you call yourself conservative Should we give up burgers and lenge him to write a letter to the likes and several dozen shares. and support Amendment One, SPEAK OUT you’re either intellectually de- bacon altogether? editor — a well reasoned one, And the incident elicited some Writing guidelines ficient or just plain dishonest. I think the important thing to mind you. 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