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125 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 26, 2018 VOLUME 126, ISSUE 55 Little’s honor court trial begins Spellings to By Preston Lennon leave UNC Senior Writer Maya Little had her day in court -system, last week for the charge of defac - ing , but she has yet to receive a verdict from the Graduate sources say and Professional Honor Court, which met Thursday to begin the By Bailey Aldridge and Rachel Jones fact-finding process that will result Senior Writers in a verdict from the University on her actions. UNC-System President Margaret The proceedings were highlight- Spellings will be leaving her position, ed by a discovery made by the crowd according to the News & Observer. while the hearing was in a recess: The Board of Governors has called UNC law student Frank Pray, one of an emergency session “to consider an the five adjudicators that will decide executive personnel matter” at 10 a.m. Little’s fate, has made public com- on Friday, according to BOG Director ments on Silent Sam in a number of Media Relations Jason Tyson. of contexts. The News and Observer reported In 2015, he spoke to the Board that Spellings has been quietly nego- of Trustees on behalf of the UNC tiating her departure with the BOG, College Republicans, saying that “To and anonymous sources close to her change the monument in any sub- said she is leaving to return to her stantial way that would disrespect home state, Texas. that memory and disrespect our The Triangle Business Journal ancestors is quite frankly an insult confirmed reports that Spellings to us and their memories.” is resigning from her position with In the same year, he called Silent Doyle Parrish, a BOG member. Sam protestors “petulant children” in “I think it’s been a very turbulent a 2015 Twitter comment. To compli- experience for her to navigate through cate matters even further, he recipi- the state’s political system,” Parrish ent of his insult, Altha Cravey, is on told the Triangle Business Journal. Little’s witness list. “Though I think she has done a fabu- In a rush, the attendees of Little’s lous job, we have a divisive board and open hearing — comprised mostly of accomplishing her goals and agendas her supporters — shared the social has been difficult for her.” media comments among themselves The News and Observer report- DTH/HELENA GE and with Little. When the student ed that the timing is unclear, but adjudicators returned, Little was Maya Little pleaded not guilty at her honor court hearing at the Student Union on Thursday. UNC Graduate Student Spellings could be leaving early next ready with questions. Attorney Phil Pullen, charged Maya with violating the honor code by stealing, destroying, or misusing property. year. Spellings’ current contract does She, rather than her defense, not expire until 2021. She was the asked the Honor Court if she could another recess so the five adjudi - outspokenness in no way compro- off,” causing the two police officers first UNC-system president to have raise concerns over her right to a cators could internally decide the mised his ability to be impartial in attendance to rise from their seats incentive bonuses in her contract, fair trial. The presiding officer, best route forward. Back in the on the case. In fact, he said that and stand against the wall for the and was approved for a $95,000 Amelia Ahern, said that the time hearing room, Little’s supporters he didn’t even choose to be there, remainder of the hearing. bonus in March. for rooting out impartiality had became restless and agitated, not but accepted an invitation from the A brief but unproductive dialogue Spellings has served as president come and gone — there was a built shy in their insults directed at the Honor Court to serve on this par - continued between Little and Pray of the UNC-system, which includes in window for any potential con - passing adjudicators. ticular trial, as is standard. before a scheduling conflict required 17 higher education institutions, flicts to be identified at the begin - “It was a joke to begin with,” said “My opinion on the monument is the decision on Pray’s continued since March 2016. She took over ning of the hearing, and Ahern said someone in the crowd. “But now it completely irrelevant to an Honor involvement in the case to be post- after former system President Tom that since there was still a witness has a double punchline.” Court hearing,” he said. poned until Friday. Ross was forced to resign. on the stand, it wasn’t the right When the hearing resumed, it Pray was directly asked by Little There seems to be little agree - She previously served as U.S. time for Little’s concerns. became difficult to keep order in about activity on his social media ment concerning the importance of Secretary of Education under Once the hearing convened fol- the crowd. Ahern had to reiterate accounts. Content on his Facebook Pray’s previous remarks. President George W. Bush, during lowing the next recess, however, the policy against outbursts, but it was altered today, and posts were Pray argues that the case is about which time she implemented the Little’s student-appointed defense, was difficult to reign everyone in as deleted from Facebook. the crime rather than the statue. He No Child Left Behind Act of 2001. Clare Kurdys, made a stronger push Pray began talking. “I think a lot of people get rid of is considering Little’s actions in a Her selection was met with protests: to reconsider the potential compro- Pray said there was a stark dif - old Facebook posts,” he said. vacuum, vowing that his feelings for more than 5,000 students protested mise of impartiality. The instru - ference between commenting on Pray was then encouraged to dis- the statue will not conflict with his across six UNC campuses on March ment of student judicial governance the monument and commenting cuss his past history of activism by duty to give Little a fair trial. 1, 2016, Spellings’ first day in office. ensures the accused a “fair, impartial on a particular situation, and in another adjudicator. When he men- Little’s defense, however, has Protesters cited her role in the and speedy hearing.” his case, it was solely the former. tioned his activist role as Chair of the intertwined the statue with the Bush administration, her tenure on This time, Ahern accepted the His record of support for the stat- UNC College Republicans, someone the board of the for-profit company motion and the hearing went into ue is clear, but he affirmed that his from the audience told him to “fuck SEE LITTLE, PAGE 7 Apollo Education Group, Inc., her comments on LGBTQ+ “lifestyles” after her selection as UNC-system president in 2015 and the BOG’s then-recent cuts in funding to histor- What to expect from honor court ically Black colleges and universities as the reasons for class walk-outs By Hannah McClellan ment on any specific cases due to resulted in charges. than the default of a closed case due and a rally at Wilson Library. Senior Writer privacy reasons. Browne said the Undergraduate to FERPA. Spellings came under fire later Undergraduate Honor Court Honor Court has a much larger “We have a really great set of that year for sending a memoran- UNC graduate student Maya Chairperson Mary Beth Browne case volume than the Graduate and procedures in the undergraduate dum to chancellors directing univer- Little’s Honor Court trial for her act also said she could not comment on Professional Honor Court. court we try to adhere to no matter sities on how to comply with House of civil disobedience against Silent Little’s case. Ph.D. student Lindsay Ayling said what the case is, and I think we do a Bill 2, a move that was criticized by Sam began Thursday afternoon and Browne said the goal of the Honor the Honor Court is racist in terms of pretty good job at making sure that the American Civil Liberties Union will likely conclude Friday. System is to determine sanctions how it tries cases, and cited a Daily every student that comes through of , Lambda Legal Little is being tried by the that equitably address violations of article from 2016 which gets an equitable process,” she said. and Equality NC. Graduate and Professional Honor honor code, if one is found. reported that 56 percent of academic “We don’t privilege any case over “It is in no way an endorsement Court system. “It ranges from a written letter of cases in the University’s Honor Court another case in terms of how seri - of this law,” Spellings said in a con- The UNC Honor System consists warning to expulsion, but I promise concern students of color, while ously we take every single student or ference call with reporters five days of the Undergraduate Honor Court you, it is very rare in the undergrad- UNC’s campus is 63 percent white. organization that comes before the after the memo was released. “The and the Graduate and Professional uate court,” she said, noting that all “I think we should keep in mind Honor Court.” concerns (are) that this guidance has Honor Court. Each court has a chair- sanctions were on the table and that UNC violated the Civil Rights Act Campus Y Co-President Alli engendered a belief that we are driv- person, vice-chairperson and Honor she could not speculate on sanctions. by maintaining Silent Sam,” she said. Whitenack, who is testifying in the ing hard forward on support for the Court members — entirely com - “The student attorney general men- “The University has no moral author- hearing, said she doesn’t think Little law, which is not the case.” prised of UNC students. Both Courts tioned to me last night that the last ity to decide whether Maya’s anti-rac- should’ve been charged. In a July 2017 interview with The are supported by their Attorney time they expelled a student was ist statement was honorable or not.” “I don’t think there is any Daily Tar Heel, Spellings addressed General and his or her cabinet, man- when they shot and killed people on Browne said all Honor Court cases University interest in charging a stu- how her relationships in the UNC aging associates and counsels. Franklin Street.” are run the same way regardless of dent for raising awareness and con- System had evolved during her first Courtney Bain, attorney general According to the Undergraduate how high-profile they are, and the textualizing the University’s history year in office. of the Graduate and Professional Honor System Annual Report for only change in terms of case admin- of white supremacy,” she said. “I felt like if people had gotten Honor System, told The Daily Tar 2016 to 2017, there were 204 istration would be if the student @HannerMcClellan Heel in an email she could not com- reports received, 187 of which opted for an open hearing rather [email protected] SEE SPELLINGS, PAGE 7 And she just wants to feel something, and I don’t think that’s asking for too much. THE 1975 2 Friday, October 26, 2018 News The Daily Tar Heel www.dailytarheel.com Jack Skahan stars for UNC men’s soccer Established 1893 125 years of editorial freedom By Madeline Coleman had to find a way around that, espe- Senior Writer cially if he wanted to follow in the RACHEL JONES footsteps of his grandfather, Joe EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Jack Skahan was running down Mosier, who played basketball and [email protected] the field when he felt a pop. baseball at UNC in the early 1950s. BAILEY ALDRIDGE In a game this season against “The fact he was an athlete here MANAGING EDITOR Jacksonville, Skahan laid on the and that I could be one was kind of [email protected] ground, holding his right knee. cool for me,” Jack Skahan said. “I knew something was wrong,” The family looked for different ways SARAH LUNDGREN he said. to help Skahan pursue his dreams of ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR An MRI showed his meniscus was following in his grandfather’s foot- [email protected] torn, and according to the doctors, steps. Eventually, a door opened up, DANIELLE CHEMTOB Skahan would most likely be out for one that required a lot of sacrifices. DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE the rest of the season. During the When Skahan was 12, his team [email protected] surgery a week later, doctors opted traveled to Atlanta for a soccer tourna- MYAH WARD to remove the portion of the menis- ment. They lost, 9-1, to Sunrise Soccer UNIVERSITY EDITOR cus that was torn, allowing him to Club, a team from Florida, but Skahan [email protected] get back on the field sooner. scored his team’s only goal. That lone Two and a half weeks later, Skahan goal ended up changing his life. ANNA POGARCIC stepped onto the field again against “After the game, one of the parents CITY, STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR Clemson, much to everyone’s surprise. came up and said, ‘Would Jack ever [email protected] The junior forward bounced back guest play with us?’” Gerald Skahan MOLLY LOOMAN from the injury stronger than ever. said. “This was the best soccer team I ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Over the past week, Skahan has had ever seen at his age. I said, ‘Sure, [email protected] scored five goals, including his first he’ll play anywhere.’” CHRIS HILBURN-TRENKLE career hat trick and game-winners That prepared him for his next DTH/SARAH REDMOND SPORTS EDITOR against Winthrop and Duke. He pro- big step, an MLS training academy Forward Jack Skahan (8) scored the lone goal against Duke for UNC to [email protected] vided the game-winning assist against in Philadelphia. clench the ACC Coastal Division Title on Tuesday at Koskinen Stadium. HALEY HODGES Boston College, and was named to “With each step, he’s become a DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR TopDrawerSoccer and College Soccer smarter player, a smarter human mindset of ‘If I want to do something, ing, “To infinity and beyond!” Skahan’s [email protected] News’ team of the week. being, how to make himself be bet- I want to do it right and do it well,’” face lit up, recognizing his favorite JANET AYALA It came as no surprise to Skahan’s ter,” Karen Skahan said. “He knew he Skahan said. “From that, I became Disney character, Buzz Lightyear. PHOTO EDITOR friends and family that he bounced had to make that step if he wanted to more invested in soccer. I used my When Skahan was in middle and [email protected] back so quickly. That’s just how the play D1, and he felt it was necessary.” traveling in soccer to kind of push high school, he looked out for those MADDY ARROWOOD junior operates — with determina- Working with his coach Diego myself on, to get to a place like this.” around him. COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER tion and a full heart. Zaltron, Skahan was on UNC head When Skahan arrived at UNC Even with the busy schedule filled [email protected] coach Carlos Somoano’s radar. two years ago, he wasn’t expecting with traveling, he still made time to A Tennessee legacy After a few campus visits and much. After all, he was on the third help his friends. The summer before Mail and Office: 109 E. Franklin St. camps, Skahan was committed to team during preseason practice. coming to UNC, Skahan woke up to Chapel Hill, NC 27514 The cheers had died down and the play at his dream school and contin- However, a change of heart forced caddy for his friend Parker Sexton. Rachel Jones, editor-in-chief, 962-4086 fields were empty. ue his grandfather’s legacy. Skahan to reevaluate his attitude. It turned into an all day affair after Advertising & Business, 962-1163 News, Features, Sports, 962-0245 Jack’s team won a tournament con- “I’m not going to give myself any rain delays, but the blond kid didn’t One copy per person; sisting of various Southeastern teams. ‘Do it right and do it well’ room to regret anything so I’m just complain. additional copies may be purchased The Skahan family walked up the hill going to go all for it,” Skahan said. Once he got to UNC, he evolved at The Daily Tar Heel for $.25 each. to retrieve Jack’s medal, but his par- Skahan pulled into the Memphis Please report suspicious activity at our The same mentality applied to from the “guy who looked like a frat distribution racks by emailing ents, Gerald and Karen, paused at the University School parking lot. academics. Thanks to advice and dude playing soccer” to someone who [email protected] top of the hill when they realized their With a deep breath, he got out, guidance from his former Tar Heel isn’t “one-dimensional and not fully © 2012 DTH Media Corp. 11-year-old son wasn’t following. grabbed the bag of balls from his teammate David October, Skahan focused on soccer,” according to team- All rights reserved His father looked back over the car, and walked to “The Wall.” The was admitted to the Kenan-Flagler mate and housemate Jeremy Kelly. fields, and there Skahan was — a few turf field with a big cement wall was Business School — another dream “One thing I’ve learned in college fields away, a soccer ball at his feet. primarily used for lacrosse, but Jack come true. specifically is that every single day He placed the ball at midfield, used it to practice soccer, escaping “The way he thinks about things you have is an opportunity to enjoy,” CORRECTIONS dribbled toward the goal and shot. from what was unfolding back home. and questions things has worked Skahan said. “You’re truly only going

• On page 4 of our Oct. 17 isssue, an article incor- He picked the ball up and repeated When Skahan was in middle school, really well with his transition from to live to a certain age, and if you rectly stated that the letter condeming Silent the same drill five times. Despite win- his parents separated. When he was a raw athlete that’s willing to learn, can’t enjoy some facet of each day, Sam was released by the entire Physics and ning the championship, one missed almost 16, they officially divorced. to someone who has a platform and then what’s the point?” Astronomy Department. Those who signed the shot was ingrained in Skahan’s mind “I don’t think if that hadn’t have foundation to have a really success- Now, he’s resilient and determined, letter represented only themselves. — a mistake he wanted to fix. happened with my family, I prob- ful career in the business realm,” tackling life with a full heart as he “When Jack did things like that, I ably wouldn’t have done that, just October said. “I can’t summarize works to carry on his grandfather’s • The Daily Tar Heel reports any inaccurate informa- don’t know any other kid who would because you use sport as an escape Jack in one word because he’s a true legacy and build a strong future for tion published as soon as the error is discovered. do that,” Gerald Skahan said. “He somewhat,” Skahan said. character in many ways.” himself. His family and friends drive • Editorial corrections will be printed on this page. had the determination to win unlike He compartmentalized what was When he was little, he was a goofy him to be all he is, and his athletic Errors committed on the Opinion Page have cor- any other child I’d seen before.” going on, remaining mentally tough kid, running around and annoying his ability pushes him on and off the field. rections printed on that page. Corrections also Skahan was the best soccer play- like his mom, and focused on the are noted in the online versions of our stories. older sister. One Christmas, Kaitlin Above all, his heart and positive er in town. His parents and friends task at hand. remembers running around the mentality help him to conquer all • Contact Managing Editor Bailey Aldridge at manag- [email protected] with issues about knew this from an early age, but “From a young age, I was always room with Jack, and they accidentally that comes his way. this policy. Memphis isn’t a soccer city. Skahan someone who wanted to have the knocked over a present. It started say- [email protected]

Sylvia and Irving Margolis Lectureship on the Jewish Experience in the American South

Antisemitism and the Jewish Experience in the South

Please join us for a community conversation between author Jonathan Weisman and Ryan Thornburg, UNC School of MONDAY, OCTOBER 29 Media and Journalism, focused 7 – 9 p.m. on Weisman's book, UNC Friday Center (((Semitism))). The discussion Chapel Hill, NC Free & open to the public will be followed by a book jewishstudies.unc.edu signing and reception.

Jonathan Weisman is a Deputy Washington Editor and Congress Editor at The New York Times. His new book, (((Semitism))) is a rumination on the rise of anti-Semitism, racism and hate in the era of Trump, and what should be done to confront it.

Co-sponsored by Duke Center for Jewish Studies

PETTIgREw HALL, SUITE 100 P: 919-962-1509 THE UNIVERSITY CAmPUS BOx 3152 E: [email protected] Of NORTH CAROLINA CHAPEL HILL, NC 27599-3152 w: JEwISHSTUDIES.UNC.EDU AT CHAPEL HILL The Daily Tar Heel Opinion Friday, October 26, 2018 3 QUOTE OF THE DAY Established 1893, 125 years of editorial freedom “I think it’s been a very tur- EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS bulent experience for her to RACHEL JONES EDITOR, [email protected] LIVY POLEN ABBAS HASAN SETH NEWKIRK SYDNEY PEREGOY navigate through the state’s ALEC DENT OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] DEVON JOHNSON KENT MCDONALD SAVANNAH PARKER BARTH RAMISHAH MARUF ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR NICK MCKENZIE SAMI SNELLINGS FAIRCLOTH AMENA SAAD political system. Though I PAIGE MASTEN EMMA KENFIELD CHRIS DAHLIE ANNIE KIYONAGA think she has done a fabu- lous job, we have a divisive EDITORIAL board and accomplishing her goals and agendas has been Don’t repeat the mistakes difficult for her.” BOG member Doyle Parrish, in a Triangle Sydney Peregoy Business Journal article on former UNC-System Junior communications major from of the last UNC-system President Margaret Spellings stepping down. Mebane, N.C. email:[email protected] The white president search FEATURED ONLINE READER COMMENT The search committee needs made no announcements about and his or her own indifference man’s ego who was being considered as a to consulting with staff and The GOP here will install some to be more transparent in candidate. That Spellings was faculty when s/he was an active no experience Trumpster. Oh can’t believe I have the their process. being interviewed for the role was candidate for the position, will goodie. privilege of releasing the only discovered after Spellings make it difficult to win the I most important breaking When news of Margaret Spellings was spotted entering a Board of confidence and trust of the Erie Craven IV, replying to a DTH article about news that has come to the DTH in leaving her role as president of the Governors meeting by left-leaning University community.” UNC Systems President Margaret Spellings step- a while: that white guy in your class UNC-system broke, many of us think tank N.C. Policy Watch. And indeed, upon her ping down. who is really passionate about your couldn’t help but remember when Even members of the Board assumption of office, Spellings was class material and loves to vocalize she first assumed the position. of Governors were unhappy with viewed warily across the system. his opinions, often speaking over It was three years ago, only a how the search was conducted, She changed many minds over the KVETCHING BOARD™ everyone including the professor, few months after former system and ultimately Board of Governors course of her tenure — including is thriving. This is the result of kvetch: president Tom Ross had been Chairperson John Fennebresque, those of the 2017 iteration of the v.1 (Yiddish) to complain “catering to the white male.” forced to announce his resignation who led the search, resigned DTH editorial board — but the Details are emerging in the by the Board of Governors when because of the incident. initial distrust she had to overcome story about this breakout of white I was depressed walking out of Spellings was selected for the The search committee was should not have existed in the first my midterm yesterday, but then I male ego. Such mindsets that have position. Given Spellings’ role as also criticized by the UNC place, an unfair burden placed on contributed to this outbreak include remembered that I could be Larry a former member of President Faculty Assembly in a letter, for her by the Board of Governors. Fedora. letting the white male talk because, George W. Bush’s administration, failing “to seek the advice and As Spellings prepares to leave, while he is very obnoxious, you have her selection was always guaranteed counsel of the staff and faculty.” we will see the system president The last time the DTH did a to admit that he does provide great to be controversial. But her past The letter further noted that search committee revived. It is the insight into class discussions. kvetching board Chase was still was overshadowed by the behavior the lack of transparency in the hope of the Editorial Board that called Rams. This ever-growing infestation of the Board of Governors, who search wouldn’t just harm the in this go round, the committee also causes the white male to share kept the public entirely in the dark committee’s ability to choose a operates with a greater level of I came to the University of National an extensive amount of information throughout the selection process. president that would best fit the transparency and community about his life without asking much Championships, not the University The search committee met UNC-system, but would in fact involvement. Students, faculty of Nonstop Construction. about anyone else, but when anyone behind closed doors in a room undermine the credibility of the and staff alike are all entitled to who isn’t like him shares something belonging to an analytics and ultimate selection, who would know who may soon be leading about themselves, it is deemed When we asked for fall weather we software company rather than a have to “understand that the their system and have a say in who didn’t mean freezing on the way to “oversharing.” People do in fact publicly accessible space. They secretive character of this search, that person is. acknowledge this is sexist in varying class. group chats, however when it comes time to call the boy out no one steps “Claude: ‘I’m the worst writer on up to the plate. COLUMN the DTH staff, and I am the most It is also apparent that there is disconnected from reality.’ an outbreak of this phenomenon Paige: ‘Hold my Tide Pod.’” all across the country, and there are The failure of grievance studies whisperings that it has even reached Mark_B seriously needs to come up the White House. I am not sure how Seth Newkirk thinking or counter-arguments in with more topical insults in his daily A recent hoax highlights DTH comments. long this will last, however, I have Junior philosophy favor of the blanket acceptance of heard that there are some remedies how preconceived biases and peace, war what we were being taught. that do help with this infestation. A and defense major This is not to say that disciplines BRING BACK SOUTH CAMPUS list of remedies below includes, but harm academia. from Concord, N.C. such as women’s studies or African- STARBUCKS! is not limited to: epending on who you email:seth18971@ American studies should be done Recognize that there are other speak to, modern live.unc.edu away with. They have many If you haven’t gotten a flu shot yet people who exist in the classroom Duniversities have vastly valuable roles to play including you’re a monster. who are ready to participate if you different purposes. Some people the preservation of these cultures give them a chance. view universities as a place to fund and the proclamation of the Nothing like listening to the preordained framework to which wonderful sound of never-ending Promote an inclusive various types of research. Some see they attempt to make the facts of achievements of individuals environment by maybe shutting college as an investment toward from these groups. However, as construction while you’re studying reality fit. This attitude has no place in the Union. down the white guy for once. engaging in a more lucrative career in a true academic setting — which constructed, UNC is funding He may not have said anything in the future. Some see universities is hypothetically what universities majors that more closely resemble offensive or hurtful, he may have as centers of knowledge and an an institution devoted to the We asked for a bigger arts budget not should be. The rigor of the scientific a spider. even positively contributed to opportunity for self-improvement. method is meant to eliminate the creation of propaganda than the conversation, but admit that Worryingly, there are people introduction of preconceived bias in serious academic inquiry. The constantly promoting the white who also view universities as way to professors in these majors may Since we spent so much money the search for indisputable truths. guarding Silent Sam we might as guy’s ego is not really positively promote their preselected ideology This rigor is what one should expect speak as if they intend to conduct contributing anyone but him. with which they interpret the their classes in a way befitting a real well hire guards for the spider on from the rest of academia, yet there Halloween night. Focus on other people. Realize world. You can find these people are entire disciplines which claim academic process. Professors and that self-promotion is only good if studying areas such as gender that truth comes from one’s bias. departments with a true devotion it doesn’t result in silencing others studies, sociology, women’s studies, to the academic process would Our football team is falling in the There are plenty of these ranks faster than Silent Sam. who can make a large impact. and the rest of the so-called departments at UNC: places introduce the prevailing arguments Realize that the current standard “grievance studies.” against the accepted wisdom of the where a student can hear just Send your one-to-two sentence of what is “quality” in different The term was coined by a group field of study, thus challenging their how awful their life is or just how entries to opinion@dailytarheel. fields of work and study is not set of three liberal academics who students to go beyond regurgitation much resentment they should feel com, subject line ‘kvetch.’ in stone. People are not always open recently had three studies published based on which group categories but push themselves into real to including others because they’re and had four others accepted in they tick. These are also known engagement. Yet, nowhere are such SPEAK OUT not willing to expand outside of major academic journals such as as grievance studies. Students at efforts to be found in grievance their own perspectives and comfort “Hypatia: A Journal of Feminist Chapel Hill who take these classes studies. WRITING GUIDELINES zones, but to stop this infestation of Philosophy” or “Gender, Place and are coddled, allowed to believe what If the University truly valued • Please type. Handwritten letters will not white male ego, it is important to Culture: A Journal of Feminist producing students who are not be accepted. they previously believed without • Sign and date. No more than two peo- just trash this mindset altogether. Geography.” The studies covered challenge. In other cases, they are only more knowledgeable in ple should sign letters. The world is full of diverse subjects such as putting white males exposed to a worldview that will gift their chosen field of study but • Students: Include your year, major and people, and always listening to the on the floor in chains to teach them them an unlimited amount of self- also possess the ability to think, phone number. white male over others is toxic, about their privilege, the claim that pity to feed their psyche with. they might attempt to reform • Faculty/staff: Include your department and more importantly ignorant. In dog parks can be used as a case I’ve taken one of these classes. My these departments. Clearly, the and phone number. order for this infestation to stop, we study for rape culture or even a TA told me that he didn’t necessarily University does not value this. • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, have to realize that white men are proposition for “fat bodybuilding.” Rather, students are treated like accuracy and vulgarity. Limit letters to believe a world where race no longer 250 words. not being attacked, they’re just hurt They had been praised and mattered was desirable. We spoke consumers who must be kept because people are feeling more and received accolades. But there was about environmental racism in a comfortable at all times so they SUBMISSION more comfortable to stand up and a problem. The studies were fake, town which I later discovered was do not protest against perceived • Drop off or mail to our office at 151 E. Rosemary St., Chapel Hill, NC 27514 let their own perspectives be heard. and obviously so. They never should over 90 percent white. My first injustices, real or imagined. It is too • Email: [email protected] Hopefully the white male ego can be have made it through peer review. reading in the class mis-analyzed the clear, however, that the University exterminated soon, but for now, just While many have criticized the 2014 World Cup in a brazen attempt will fail to do anything about the EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and remember to never have a closed hoax, there is an important lesson to paint the tournament as a morally grievance studies departments letters do not necessarily represent the opin- ions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials mind. Unless it’s pertaining to a to learn from its success: Sections of undesirable event. It was nothing since they care little for academic white male, then that’s excusable. reflect the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel academia have subjected themselves short of indoctrination, a class where integrity, but only the bottom line. editorial board, which comprises 15 board White men have been on their high and their search for truth to a we were invited to avoid critical members, the opinion assistant editor and horses for too long. editor and the editor-in-chief. 4 Friday, October 26, 2018 Advertisement The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel News Friday, October 26, 2018 5 Working Chapel Hill parents struggle with child care By Marin Wolf she wouldn’t get the funding in time. Senior Writer “They told me the waiting list was over two years long and not to even For Megan Stauffer, the hard - bother signing up for the subsidy,” est part of finishing her master’s Stauffer said. degree at UNC was not the year-long Chapel Hill is looking for alterna- internship required for graduation. tive ways to support their employees Instead, it was finding child care for with young children. The Town pro- her nine-month-old son. vides six weeks of paid parental leave Because Stauffer, now a childbirth for every town employee. educator and postpartum doula, The Town will implement a flexible was living off of student loans, find- work arrangement policy in January ing affordable child care was nearly 2019 that will allow departments to impossible. Her parents were able explore different work arrangements. to help pay for care for the summer, Anita Badrock, a human resource buying her some time to find a more development consultant with the permanent solution. Town, said the policy will ideally give However Stauffer’s battle with parents flexibility when they need to finding child care in the area con- pick children up from school or stay tinued for years. home with them when they’re sick. “We just didn’t have enough However, Badrock said the Town income to sustain full-time child does not offer a resource for parents care,” Stauffer said. searching for local preschools. Parents of young children in For parents that can afford child Chapel Hill often struggle to find, care in the area, it can still take months access and afford child care. or years to get into a preschool. Long waitlists and high tuition Katie Eimers, associate dean for leave parents floundering to get their administration at the UNC School of kids into reputable child care facilities Medicine, put herself on multiple pre- and preschools. Most full-time local school waitlists when she was just over preschool programs cost over $1,000 three months pregnant. One of the per month, according to a list of local preschools, she said, did not call her preschools provided by the Chapel Hill until her daughter was one year old. and Carrboro Mothers Club. Some are “People struggle all the time just as much as $21,300 per year. to find availability,” Eimers said. DTH/HANNAH BURNETTE Orange County and the Town There is even less space available Betsy Lee and her son pick up her daughter from the Chapel Hill Cooperative Preschool on Purefoy Rd. on Wednesday. of Chapel Hill offer some financial for certain age groups, said Betsy assistance for low-income families Lee, a board member at the Chapel schools spreads by word of mouth her husband were forced to reevalu- that, though she did not have to through the Orange County child Hill Cooperative Preschool. through groups like the Chapel ate their child care options. Stauffer’s worry about child care costs, it was care subsidy program and the Head Lee, who is also the assistant Hill and Carrboro Mothers Club. husband quit his job to care for their still difficult to provide for a family of Start and Early Head Start program. director of marketing communica- Alexis Hugelmeyer, a physician two children once Stauffer found a four with only one source of income. In order to receive financial assis- tions for UNC’s Office of Admissions, at Alamance Regional Medical new job. He stayed at home until the “He stayed home for five whole tance for Head Start, families must said she struggled to find space for Center, said she and her family family’s youngest son got a tuition-free years,” Stauffer said. “We did do a meet the national poverty guidelines. her infant at a full-day program. would have greatly benefited from spot at the Head Start program at little half-day preschool for (our When researching child care Many preschools only offer half-day a centralized source of child care McDougle Elementary School. youngest son) when he turned two, assistance, Stauffer said she was told or partial-day schedules. information. Having a parent leave work is a and my parents helped us pay for not to apply for the Orange County Much of the information about When Stauffer was laid off a few reality for many families who can- that because it’s a lot of money. child care subsidy program because the best and most affordable pre - years after finishing school, she and not afford child care. Stauffer said [email protected]

For more info visit www.relevnt.com 6 Friday, October 26, 2018 News The Daily Tar Heel Rally held before Maya Little’s honor court hearing By Ellie Heffernan and Elizabeth and prosecutors whom she believes “Rest in Power, James Cates,” which Moore embody the white moderate. She contained photos of him and infor- Staff Writers also talked about the responsibility mation about his death. to practice civil disobedience in the Kimathi Muiruri, a UNC student Moments before her Honor Court face of systemic racism. studying geography, attended the rally trial, UNC graduate student Maya “When what is regarded as the to learn more about how Cates’ story Little spoke into a microphone, as law is destructive to black lives, to relates to Little’s trial and the continu- a crowd of students and community our dignity, to our community, as it ing narrative of racial inequality on members listened and held flowers. so often has been in this country and campus. As an international student, Little stood next to handmade in this town, we have a responsibility he did not attend Silent Sam protests posters and signs made in remem- to disobey the law,” Little said. for fear of losing his visa, but still want- brance of James Lewis Cates, a Black Dawna Jones, the chairperson of ed to support Little and honor Cates. student stabbed to death in the Pit in the Carolina Black Caucus, attended “I don’t think there’s anything 1970 by members of a white suprem- the rally. She voiced her opinion on that can be construed as wrong acist biker gang. Participants snapped Little’s criminal verdict. for remembering something that and stomped in support of her criti- “I don’t know that justice was happened 30, 40 years ago of this cisms of the University’s actions fol- served, but I don’t know that it could nature,” he said. “I thought it would lowing the toppling of Silent Sam. have been,” she said. be a good way, a pretty uncontro - Participants gathered Thursday Calvin Deutschbein, a graduate versial way, to involve myself in the afternoon between the Pit and research assistant, said the Honor activism here on campus.” DTH/JANET AYALA Lenoir Dining Hall for a rally to Court does not have jurisdiction over Little led the crowd in chants of People rallied in the Pit alongside Maya Little placing flowers at the site where memorialize Cates and support Little Little’s actions. “Black lives matter here.” Behind James Lewis Cates was killed to the hands of white supremacists in 1970. preceding her trial for charges of “The Honor Court is ostensibly them, Cody Gall sat wearing a Trump defacement of a public monument. part of student self-governance,” he 2020 hat and chanted “I agree with Once the rally concluded, partic- rials to the 25 students arrested in Little was arrested for painting said. “We’re here. We’re students. We you.” ipants were invited to attend Little’s subsequent protests against Cates’ Silent Sam with her own blood and disagree with the understanding of “I have no problem with Silent public Honor Court trial in the trial and against William Murphey’s red paint on April 30. the Honor Court, demonstrated by Sam coming down. The only prob- Student Union. death? Where are the monuments to On Oct. 15, she was found guilty Courtney Bain, the graduate and lem I have is in my home state that In anticipation of the Honor the students who were threatened by an Orange County District judge professional school student attorney I was born and raised, violent mobs Court’s questions, Little proposed by the administration for wanting for defacing a public statue. She will general, so we want her to know that. are going around pretending to be the some questions of her own. to change the name of a building not be required to pay court costs or We want Maya to know that and feel victims,” Gall shouted over the crowd. “So I ask Chancellor Folt and the named after a Ku Klux Klan member restitution. supported as well.” Several demonstrators University: where are the memori- to Hurston Hall? When will we build Little gave the history of James Participants laid their flowers in approached Gall and made exple- als and monuments to James Cates?” those monuments?” Cates and challenged local police the Pit in front of a poster reading tive-filled comments. Little asked. “Where are the memo- [email protected] More weights, no crop tops at renovated SRC By Landon Bost another six coming in. We’re ordering for safety precautions. So, if you were Staff Writer 14 new dumbbell benches and new to drop a rack, we would rather you sets of dumbbells. Our two dual-ca- throw it on the rack than to throw it The Student Recreation Center ble machines are being replaced, and behind you or anywhere in the open transformed over fall break with we’re adding a turf area on the left space.” added equipment and layout and hand where we’re going to have med Another new policy prohibits policy changes. Here’s what you need balls, sleds and stuff like that.” clothing that exposes bare skin on to know to navigate the new SRC. the stomach and back area. Layout changes “We’ve had problems with ring- New equipment worms in the past,” Witherspoon “There’s a lot more space to walk said. “So, the more your skin is Campus Recreation Facilities and around. Before, (the SRC) used to exposed to the equipment, then the Operations Intern Christina Orantes, be kind of crowded. Used to pass more likely you are to get something. who is a graduate student at UNC, was between machines and hit someone We’re just limiting the stomach and a key component of the renovation else,” junior Daniel Peralta said. in the back area.” process, which began a year and a half Some of the space will be occupied ago when she was still a student. by new equipment, which is still en Mixed reviews “So essentially, we removed a lot of route to the SRC. our cardio equipment and decreased “Even though (the SRC) looks real- Orantes said she has heard mixed our plate-loaded and our pin-select ly spacious right now, it won’t actually reviews about the renovations. The machines,” Orantes said. “Then, (we) stay like this because we have more new renovations have affected some upgraded all of our racks to dual renovations,” Orantes said. of the older generation of patrons, DTH/ALINA GRUBNYAK racks and new benches.” she said. When asked about how Sophomore Aaron Hamm utilizes a new bench press, one of many additions Orantes has worked for Campus the new renovations have altered New policies that are part of the ongoing renovations at the SRC, on Wednesday. Recreation since she was a first-year his workouts, 83-year-old chemistry and drew inspiration from her time The new renovations have also professor Paul Kropp said he strug- “I used to wait a lot for racks,” he Barring any further delays, the spent at the SRC and working at the brought along new weightlifting gled to locate equipment. said. “Now there’s one always open.” SRC is supposed to be fully renovat- Olympic weight room in Loudermilk policies in the SRC. One new poli- “I worked on what I could find However, with the addition of ed by the end of the fall semester. In Center for Excellence. The goal of the cy designates specific areas where and not what I wanted, if you know racks, some equipment therefore the meantime, Campus Recreation renovations was to cater to the new weightlifters can deadlift. what I mean,” Kropp said. had to be compromised. staff is trying to prepare everyone for trend of CrossFit style workouts. “You’re going to have to deadlift The increase of racks in the “The only downside: we moved the fully renovated SRC. “Tomorrow, we’re having six of our behind a rack,” employee Yazmire SRC has increased the efficiency of a lot of the cardio upstairs or to @LandonBost_TM 12 platforms put in,”she said. “We have Witherspoon said. “That’s just strictly Peralta’s workouts. Rams,” Witherspoon said. [email protected] Read about the spooky clubs in the shadows of UNC

By Becca Fiely through the motions because it draws “Ceremonies would happen Henry Patterson founded the Order ure greets him and asks him a series Senior Writer people together.” De Mott said. “And during a campus event where every- of Gimghoul in 1889. of questions, the answers to which he I think there are some traditions that one was gathered together,” said Hippol Castle, otherwise known must have memorized. Symbolic fire, blindfolds, swords, have value, and I think there are a lot Jennifer Coggins, collections man- as Gimghoul Castle, was built in He is left in the woods for ten min- hoods and mystery combine to create in this organization that do.” agement and engagement archivist 1926. It has been rumored that the utes until a hooded ghoul greets him one thing: community. DiPhi is the oldest student organi- in the Wilson Special Collections group participates in rituals around and brings him to the Dromgoole Since students first stepped zation at UNC and has gone through Library. “The lights would turn off, the castle and on Dromgoole Rock. rock where another process takes foot on campus in 1795, there have some major changes over the and these robbed figures would come Peter Dromgoole was a student at the place. The novice must complete a been organizations that bring them years. They helped to establish the in and grab people on the shoulders University in the 1830s, and accord- spiritual death with fire surrounded together through shared passions University Library, the school colors to indicate that they had been tapped ing to legend, he was shot through the by the ghouls in order to be inducted. and affiliations. of and white, and the into the honors society.” heart in a duel over his lover and fell Some accounts of the practice also UNC, like many other universi- Schools of Law, Medicine and Media According to the University onto Drumgoole rock, said to now be include the use of hooded members ties, has a long history of organiza- and Journalism. Archives, other organizations such as permanently stained with his blood. holding swords to the novice’s neck tions that are shrouded in mystery. But there are other organizations the Order of the have been Within the University Archives, and the fake death of one of the These organizations are built upon that may still exist that never oper- known to have ritualistic tappings one can find detailed descriptions of ghouls by a fake gun. their secrecy and only give away their ate in the public eye. Some of these where inductees are blindfolded and an Order of Gimghoul induction cer- It is rumored that on select nights rituals to a select few. Some of these organizations include the Order of led to different parts of campus on emony. The whole idea around the if you stand outside the castle, you traditions are still upheld today but Gimghoul, the Order of the Golden their induction nights. initiation is to go from “the world of can hear the group inside. are difficult to conform because of Fleece, the Order of the Old Well and In one account, it’s recommended mortals to the realm of Gimghoul,” Other historical groups remain a the groups that protect them. the Order of the Grail-Valkyries. the inductees bring their own com- which involves hooded ghouls, mystery to current archivists. Some But these rituals have a purpose. A select few of these organizations fortable blindfold so they can be pre- swords and readings from the found- of these more mysterious groups can Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies have ancient traditions surrounding pared for their tapping. er Wray Martin. be found in old University yearbooks. Joint Senate President Luke De Mott their initiation practices and they One of the most renowned secret From one account in the archives, If you’re a part of an organization said that any type of group tradition partake in what is called a “tapping.” societies on campus is the Order of the initiation went like this: The now, make sure to get in contact with — secret or not — can bring mem- The Order of the Golden Fleece Gimghoul. Edward Wray Martin, new member arrives at the edge of Wilson Library so in 100 years, your bers closer together. in particular used to have public Robert Worth Bingham, William W. Glandon Forest were whistling can story can be told. “There is some value in going tapping ceremonies. Davies, Shepard Bryan and Andrew be heard from inside. A hooded fig- [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel News Friday, October 26, 2018 7

year university from a community meant to reflect on then-recent LITTLE SPELLINGS college. In 2016, Spellings imple- initiatives happening within sys- FROM PAGE 1 FROM PAGE 1 mented a fixed tuition plan across tem schools and the highlight the crime. Their central argument is to know me, they would see that the UNC-system, which guaranteed system’s successes. that by painting the statue red, whether we’ve agreed 100 percent tuition rates would remain the same Along with the tour, Spellings Little wasn’t trying to damage it, at the time or not is really not the through four years of continuous also released a self-evaluation but instead, contextualize it in a issue,” Spellings said. “It’s that I’m enrollment at a system university. report, detailing the performance of way that’s reconcilable with the an honest broker and respectful to This fall, Spellings launched N.C. different universities in the system. University’s big-picture wishes. people in and out of the institution Promise, which set in-state tuition In a 2016 feature on Spellings “The defense that Maya’s Honor and I think that they’ve gotten to at $500 per semester and out-of- prior to her taking office, she admit- Court lawyer is using is similar to the that same place with me and it’s a state tuition at $2,500 a semester ted that few expected her to come to necessity defense,” said Ph.D.student productive environment. So I think at Elizabeth City State University, the UNC-system, but that she was Lindsay Ayling. “Because Pray has things have really settled down and UNC-Pembroke and Western looking forward to the opportunity. said it’s not about Silent Sam, what I’m glad to be here. I hope they’re Carolina University. “If somebody had told me five he’s saying is he’s not going to con- glad I’m here.” Spellings embarked on a State months ago, I’d move to North sider any of the arguments that the In her time at the helm of the of the University Address Tour in Carolina ... I would have called you defense is making.” UNC-system, Spellings has advo- March 2018, in which she visit - crazy,” Spellings said. “But I’m really DTH FILE/BEREN SOUTH [email protected] cated for college affordability and ed eight UNC campuses over the excited to be doing it.” Margaret Spellings takes questions making it easier to transfer to a four- course of the spring. The tour was [email protected] at a press conference in Oct. 2015.

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64 Red & Caribbean containers (C)2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 65 “Father 54 Kick out All rights reserved. 8 Friday, October 26, 2018 dailytarheel.com The Daily Tar Heel WEEKEND SCHEDULE Friday: Swimming and Diving vs. South Carolina at 3 p.m. Saturday: Football at Virginia at 12:20 p.m. SPORTSFRIDAY Sunday: Women’s Soccer in ACC Quarterfinal at 1 p.m. in Cary Five takeaways from men’s basketball media day By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle start at center. Sports Editor “At the five-spot somebody has gotta step up and do it or I’ve got to CHARLOTTE — Just 15 days go back and play a little smaller and after the completion of the North it’s not a problem for us offensively,” Carolina men’s basketball media day, Roy Williams said. reporters gathered in Charlotte at Last season, Brooks started at the the Spectrum Center for ACC men’s five for the first 16 games before UNC basketball media day on Wednesday. moved to its smaller lineup. Manley Representing the Tar Heels were did not start any contests but appeared head coach Roy Williams, senior in 37 games, averaging 5.4 points and Kenny Williams and graduate trans- 3.6 rebounds in just 10 minutes of play. fer Cameron Johnson to discuss the Roy Williams admitted he will season ahead, with only 13 days until likely start one of the young bigs in a Nov. 6 opener at Wofford. the rotation to begin the new cam- Here are the five most important paign, like he did last year. things we learned from the annual “I’ve said on record I want to go big,” media event: Roy Williams said. “My goal is to be the best, one of the best at the end of Improving 3-point defense the year, and I think we have a better chance if one of the big guys steps up.” Perhaps the Achilles heel of the Tar Heels last season was their ability to Coby White can really score defend 3-pointers. UNC allowed its opponents to score at a 38.0 percent When White first joined the team, clip from behind the arc, good for Kenny Williams did not know what 322nd in the nation and last in the to expect. That’s why the first-year conference. Even more stark, howev- point guard’s relentless play took er, were the 357 3-pointers made by Williams aback. opponents against North Carolina, “Man, that guy is relentless,” good for an average of 9.6 per game, Williams said. “I hate to bring it up a number that was surpassed only by again, but scoring-wise he just goes. eight other Division I programs. He puts the ball in the basket at a very But Roy Williams believes his high rate and I think he’s proven that.” team could be better suited to defend Johnson similarly had rave reviews DTH/CHRIS HILBURN-TRENKLE the outside shot this year, thanks to for the 6-foot-5 point guard who Roy Williams, Cameron Johnson and Kenny Williams at the ACC men’s basketball media day at Spectrum Center. the additions of Leaky Black, Coby holds the North Carolina high school White and Nassir Little. record for career points (3,573). was on full display. Against Davidson Redemption from last year’s a row. We’ve definitely used it and “Well the new guys, I think Coby “I think Coby White has done a on Dec. 1, he scored a career-high NCAA Tournament exit allowed it to push us along with is really good defensively and has great job,” Johnson said. “I think he eight points. Two games later, he set everybody else.” a chance to be really, really good,” really stands out in pushing the ball, a new best, this time with 10 points UNC suffered its earliest NCAA First things first, the team will Williams said. “I think Leaky is real- you know he gets to running and his against Western Carolina on Dec. 6. Tournament loss since 2013-2014 have a chance to rewrite history ly good defensively and has a chance hair starts flopping all over the place, But perhaps Robinson’s most last season, falling in the second with a visit to Wofford in the regu- to be really good. Nassir is so athletic so that’s pretty memorable.” endearing trait is one fans might round to No. 7 seed Texas A&M lar season opener, a game Williams that he can be really good as well and not expect — his ability to throw his in an 86-65 loss that was not as is certainly excited for. he works really hard.” Robinson’s breakthrough year? body on the line. close as the score suggested. Kenny “The fact that they did beat us “To be so small he will put his Williams admitted the loss stuck does add a little bit of extra moti- Which big man will step up? When Kenny Williams was asked body on the line,” Kenny Williams with the team this summer and vation because they beat us in the who he expects to step forward off said. “You don’t really get to see it a made it known his intentions to not Smith Center and it was a big win One of the biggest questions at the bench this season, he did not lot, but B-Rob, he will take a charge let his senior year end similarly. for them. Like I said earlier, we’re all UNC men’s basketball media day mince words. on anybody. He will dive on the “It was a hit to us, and I think competitive, so we want to go there was assessing the play of sopho - “I’m going to point out B-Rob,” floor, he’ll do all the little things and we use that as motivation a lot and we’re going to want to beat more big men Garrison Brooks and Williams said. “His confidence level he’s only 165-170 pounds.” this preseason in just emphasizing them and beat them badly.” Sterling Manley after a summer of is at an all-time high right now and Roy Williams similarly described getting back to playing our game,” @christrenkle2 training under their belts. At the he’s playing good basketball.” Robinson’s progression and he Kenny Williams said. “And I know [email protected] time, Roy Williams noted he was not In his first two years as a Tar Heel, noted the junior’s improvement and for the older guys that know what impressed by their progress, and his Robinson averaged 1.8 points in 8.2 his strong play in the team’s scrim- it’s like that have been there and comments on Wednesday did noth- minutes per game, but he showed mage at Villanova. won that championship, we don’t ing to dissuade questions of who will flashes last year where his confidence want to go out like that two years in Smith Center reorientation ups Rams Club seating By Alex Zietlow our ability to offer more scholarships promote the main mission of his Senior Writer for our student athletes, and we’re organization, which is to make the looking for those opportunities at the student section as large and effective A decision made this summer by Smith Center and Kenan Stadium all as possible. the Rams Club, UNC Ticket Office the time,” Montgomery said. “So any- “In the past few years, there has and UNC Director of Athletics Bubba way, this one just seemed like a very been a lot of push back about how Cunningham opened up some valu- good opportunity that could have the student sections have been orga- able real estate in the Smith Center immediate returns for us and for our nized, about having to put students ahead of the North Carolina men’s scholarship program.” in the upper bowl instead of in the basketball team’s 2018-19 season. Montgomery clarified that this lower bowl and things like that,” A bulk of the sports media — who, decision did not take away any stu- Pokela said. “And I think a great way since the 2004-05 season, have taken dent seating. for the University to kind of right up a few rows directly above the ris- Kirschner said the only way to make that wrong would be to open this ers in section 116 in the Smith Center available these seats for fans while section to students.” — will move into the stadium’s upper keeping the media in the lower level As student seating is currently bowl, and the seats made available by would be to cut into seats reserved organized, there is one long section this reorientation decision have been for students — which was something behind the opponents’ bench next sold to the Rams Club members. Cunningham did not want to do. to the band and a conglomerate of This decision will generate a net “We have been looking at how we sections behind the basket facing the annual income increase of about can create more lower-level invento- national championship banners. $400,000 for the UNC athletic ry, and there are just not many ways This new section made possi - department, said Steve Kirschner, to do that in this building,” Kirschner ble by reorientation, which is now UNC’s senior associate athletic direc- said. “I knew we were heading in a reserved for the Rams Club season tor of communications. direction where we were going to ticket holders, will be directly above John Montgomery, the executive move them out of Section 116, so the risers and in front of the rest of director of the Rams Club, said peo- I was talking like, ‘Well, we could the student section. In other words, ple who make contributions to the move them to, you know, this back it will be surrounded by students. University’s scholarship endowment corner of the lower level,’ and every- “I would say that I hope that this obtain the right to buy seats in the where I had an idea, there were stu- section does kind of energize all Smith Center, and then the Rams dent seats. And Bubba said that we’re the other fans that aren’t students Club uses a percentage of those not going in that direction.” throughout the stadium,” Pokela returns to help fund scholarships. Anders Pokela, the public rela- said. “And maybe it takes a section “We’re always looking for new rev- tions chairperson of Carolina Fever, being surrounded by students to DTH FILE /TARYN REVOIR enue opportunities, especially when UNC’s official student fan organi- make that happen.” Forward Theo Pinson (1) rears back for an eventually missed dunk against that revenue opportunity can impact zation, said this decision does not [email protected] Duke on Thursday night in the Smith Center on Thursday Feb. 8, 2018.