WEDESNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 2019 126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 127, ISSUE 46 Carolina celebrates A look at immigration Latinx Heritage Month through Chapel Hill’s Chinese restaurants Meet the owners of local distant,” he said. The hardest part of Wang’s new favorites, Jade Palace and experience, however, was speaking Gourmet Kingdom. the language. “After a day of work, I watched Crystal Yu television and listened to the Senior Writer broadcast,” he said. “I slowly learned the vocabulary. It was hard Editor’s note: Some interviews to talk to the customers, but all the were conducted in a different words you used were related to the language and were translated to food and restaurant. If you work English by the writer. in the kitchen, you are not even in contact with the outside world.” It’s 10:13 a.m. After stopping Wang said his daily life revolved by his staff’s dorm on Umstead around working at the restaurant, Drive, Kevin Wang arrives at his and he sometimes didn’t know restaurant. He plugs in the vacuum what to do with the spare time and tries to spot any dirt on the he did have. Every day, cooks and DTH/BEN TRAN emerald-colored carpet. servers come into the restaurant CDS employee Francisca Ventura serves food from Latinx communities on Thursday, Sept. 26, 2019 at Lenoir Dining Hall. Wang, the owner of Jade Palace knowing their daily tasks will be in Carrboro, has been on the same the same, he said. schedule since 2009. “After you work in this business “I save the money of hiring two for a long time, you shut your eyes more people by working harder,” and feel numb,” he said. Wang said, rubbing his head. “I can answer the phone, pack take- Opening the restaurants away food and help out here and there. If you hire someone with a After Yu received his college fixed price, they won’t do this much degree, he worked as an electrical for you.” engineer in California. During the 1980s, Chinese When he moved to North Carolina immigrants began arriving in the in 2010, he couldn’t find a similar United States in greater numbers, job. Later that year, he decided to and some settled in and around buy the then-on-sale business of Chapel Hill. Gourmet Kingdom. Students or residents may know Yu said he wanted his restaurant some of them as restaurant owners to be known for its genuine, — or as the food they serve. But Szechuanese flavor. they might not know about the He said the restaurant was lucky people behind it. non-Chinese American customers are open to trying their food, but The United States through he said he hopes that more people their eyes try their specialties. DTH/YATES MCCONNELL DTH/ANGELINA KATSANIS “Americans are willing to eat here, Members of Qué Rico prepare for their upcoming Charanga Carolina, led by UNC professor David Garcia, is When David Yu, owner of but they have different reactions to the food. They may swerve from performance at Mi Pueblo’s Carnival on Saturday, Sept. 26. the only University-based Cuban Charanga ensemble. Gourmet Kingdom and a native of Kunming, Yunnan in China, arrived Szechuanese cuisine like spicy food, at San Francisco International cold dishes and fresh fish,” he said. Airport, he said the roadways stood “But the essence of our menu lies out to him. among those.” UNC to get Asian American Center “After I got off the plane, we Francis Chan, Wang’s uncle, drove on Highway 101. I felt like the handed down Jade Palace to him car was moving so fast,” he said. “I after owning it for 26 years. Wang Students and alumni are approached Lao with the idea for an develop the center. said his family members all dreamed Asian American Center. “I think it speaks to the necessity remember thinking to myself: such a working together to create a car-developed country with highways, to open a restaurant. “We thought, ‘What would be a of it in our eyes as a team,” Sara When that dream became reality, dream goal?’ And a dream goal would Holley, co-director of strategic petrol stations and few people.” new Asian American Center. He went to a buffet-style they started with Americanized be an Asian American Center,” junior communications, said. “Because Chinese food. Sean Nguyen, director of the Asian really comprising over 15 percent restaurant, where he said the food By Praveena Somasundarum felt more abundant than he was They gradually added more Senior Writer American Center campaign, said. of the student population and then diversity in the flavor of the dishes Subsequently, the team received not having resources dedicated to used to. “These classy living styles in Thirty years ago, Eugene Lao support from Barb Lee ’88, a us by the University or supported SEE CHINESE RESTAURANTS, PAGE 6 co-founded UNC’s original Asian founding member of the UNC by the University, I think there’s America are nice, but they felt Students Association, now the Asian Alumni Committee on Racial and clearly a need.” American Students Association. Now, Ethnic Diversity. Nguyen, Yom and Undergraduates on the team Lao, class of ’91, and fellow alumni other team members met with Lao have struggled with representation are working with students to create and Lee in August to discuss the on campus. Before joining Asian- an Asian American Center on campus. development of the project. The interest Greek life in the spring of The campaign team has 13 people, campaign team will continue to focus her first year, Holley had trouble with 11 undergraduate students and on alumni and campus engagement finding a community at UNC. two alumni. The projected opening going forward. “I think it’s just difficult feeling date for the center is fall 2020. Asian American students have like you don’t have somewhere to Lao originally intended to give a repeatedly pushed for representation go to when you want resources $100,000 gift to AASA. Senior June on campus in the past. In 2017, specifically relating to your Asian Yom, president of AASA, and other students such as David Choi American identity,” Holley said. student leaders thought the money advocated for the creation of an “And I’m really excited to see a space could have a greater impact. Asian-American Studies program. where everyone can convene, and “We all collectively realized that “Asian American students at UNC also a space where Asian Americans though this money could be good for have been pushing for this for the at UNC can share their identities the sustainability of AASA as a student last 10 years, but it hasn’t been able with other groups on campus.” organization, it could be better to give to get traction and no institutional Interim Chancellor Kevin back to the entire Asian American support had existed,” Nguyen said. Guskiewicz and Provost Robert community at large rather than AASA Though he graduated in 2018, Blouin approved the request for being able to serve food at every event Choi is on the Asian American Authorization to Plan Asian DTH/MORGAN PIROZZI or stuff like that,” Yom said. Center campaign team. The team is Kevin Wang, age 36 and owner of the Jade Palace restaurant, takes a customer’s Yom and other students now working with administration to SEE ASIAN AMERICAN CENTER, PAGE 6 order on Tuesday, Oct. 1, 2019. He has worked the same schedule for years.

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Voters of the East Franklin precinct will return to their polling location 300 E. Main St, Carrboro / 919 967 9053 at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church, 300 E. Rosemary St. Chapel Hill, 27514. 22 FR: OFFICE HOURS ($10/$12) The Daily Tar Heel Opinion Wednesday, October 2, 2019 3 EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS Stripped: Established 1893, 126 years of editorial freedom SETH NEWKIRK BENNETT STILLERMAN CARTOONISTS: RYAN SMOOT MICHAEL BEAUREGARD YOUNG HUER LIAM BENDEZU RAJEE GANESAN ALLI ROWE For best MADDY ARROWOOD EDITOR, [email protected] ELLA ICARD MARIE THAMDRUP JOHN DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] ABHISHEK SHANKAR MALIK JABATI GALAPON ELISA KADACKAL ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR quality, Wherefore art thou, Chancellor? use bi: Mary Drue Hall is a senior. Her EDITORIAL column, “Stripped,” discusses sex and t’s been nearly nine months continue once an official successor is extension of the Republican- blackface, UNC said in a tweet that sexuality. since former Chancellor Carol finally named. controlled General Assembly. “racism has no place on our campus.” email: marydrue@ Folt resigned in January, and Rather than push back against But it does exist here, in the places I 2. Be a leader. live.unc.edu UNC still doesn’t have a permanent the BOG’s tyranny, past leaders have and spaces where the University has leader at its helm. Folt’s refusal to make a concrete opted for passivity, allowing the allowed it to fester. decision on Silent Sam until she o, I’ve started referring to To put it simply: past and present interests of the BOG, not students, At UNC, racism is everywhere myself as ‘gay’; that is, I leadership has left much to be was on her way out was, perhaps, to guide University policy. Moving — from the enslaved and free Black her fatal flaw. Sinclude myself in statements desired. With the search for UNC’s forward, this must end; future people who built this University about The Gays™ or ‘gay women.’ I next chancellor now underway, here Although the institutional chancellors must be an advocate for hundreds of years ago, to the dozens framework placed clear would use the term ‘queer,’ but I feel are some suggestions for whoever is students on the topic of Silent Sam of buildings on campus that bear the like people have this idea that ‘queer’ brave enough to take the job: constraints on Folt’s ability to act, and other hot-button issues. names of white supremacists. she invalidated the concerns of means belonging to a counterculture 1. Be transparent. 4. Stand up for students. Until last year, a statue or living outside of the perceived students and POC by repeatedly dedicated to white supremacy The UNC administration failing to condemn Silent Sam and UNC is meant to be the “university social norm. stood on our campus. And it With my blonde hair, sorority pin is notorious for its lack of all it stood for. of the people” — but right now, it isn’t. is largely because of student transparency. But it’s been especially By remaining staunchly in the And for marginalized groups and and lululemon, I often get funny, activists — not the University — bewildered looks when I describe terrible at cooperating with the middle of the road, Folt displayed students of color, it never was. Our next that it no longer stands today. DTH. Last year, the DTH received a clear lack of leadership when the chancellor must, above all, advocate for myself as ‘queer.’ Acknowledging our history, rather But anyway, in the past month, major public records requests at the University needed it the most. These students, staff and faculty as we attempt than ignoring it, is instrumental. most inopportune moments, and decisions, however difficult, must be to reconcile with decades of systemic both my friends and family have We realize that being the leader stopped me in the middle of what is Folt ended a longstanding tradition made. UNC deserves a leader who oppression. This begins with taking of a storied public university is never of meetings between the DTH and isn’t afraid to make them. steps to make Carolina more equitable usually a riveting story to ask “Oh — easy, especially during such a trying you’re gay now?” the chancellor. 3. Have the fortitude to stick and inclusive for everyone. time in the University’s history. As both students and journalists, Not that they’re implying my it to the BOG when necessary. 5. Acknowledge the role of As we stand at the intersection sexuality is flippant or that I’m we deserve truth, access and a of who we are, who we have been The Boad of Governors has racism in the University’s picking and choosing on a whim. listening ear. Interim Chancellor and who we want to be, Carolina Kevin Guskiewicz seems to be more long been known for its tendency past and present. But rather, the implication is that needs a strong, principled leader. the way in which I self-identify has willing to work with the DTH, at least to intervene in University affairs; In February, after yearbook photos It’s the only way we can hope to changed from bisexual to gay and marginally, and we hope that this will oftentimes, it serves as a de facto emerged of former UNC students in move forward. that with it, so changes the outside world’s perception of me. QUOTE OF THE DAY Going from bi to gay means taking SPEAK OUT that final step and limiting myself, WRITING GUIDELINES “I write for those women supposedly permanently, to an even • Please type. Handwritten letters who do not speak, for more specific identity and pool of will not be accepted. those who do not have a potential partners. • Sign and date. No more than two Unfortunately, many people still people should sign letters. voice because they were feel that bisexuality is just a pit stop • Students: Include your year, major so terrified, because we on the road to full-blown Gay Town. and phone number. are taught to respect fear I hate feeding into the stereotypical • Faculty/staff: Include your depart- narrative wherein bisexuality is a ment and phone number. more than ourselves.” lighter shade of homosexuality and • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, Audre Lorde not its own distinct identity. accuracy and vulgarity. Limit let- Last week was Bisexual ters to 250 words. THINGS TO CHECK Awareness Week, which sparked SUBMISSION a conversation around how we think about bisexuality. How do • Drop off or mail to our office at OUT ONLINE! 109 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC we define bisexuality? Does it mean 27514 Email: opinion@dailytar- being consistently attracted to all genders, or does it allow for more heel.com GUEST COLUMN: ‘POWER TO THE POWERLESS’ fluidity? Or does your label change EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons as your preferences do? If I was and letters do not necessarily represent attracted to one male-identifying the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or GUEST COLUMN: ‘VACCINATIONS person when I was sixteen but its staff. Editorials reflect the opinions DON’T CAUSE AUTISM’ never again, am I still bi? Basically; of The Daily Tar Heel editorial board, does bisexuality expire? So, when I’m asked, “Are you which comprises 15 board members, EDITORIAL: ‘WOMEN SHOULD the opinion assistant editor and editor FEEL SAFE AT NIGHT, TOO’ gay now?” I don’t know how to and the editor-in-chief. answer. Partially because I’ve been COMIC ILLUSTRATION BY ALLI ROWE with my girlfriend for the past year, so my sexual and romantic attractions have been limited to a female-identifying person. I also Lt. Gov. Dan Forest must speak against don’t plan on engaging in sexual or romantic activity with men in the near future. Islamophobic North Carolinians People fight all the time to retain their bisexual identities regardless of the gender identities of their partners, and that makes sense. EDITORIAL But what if I’m not attracted to he Editorial Board stands event employ far more dangerous Islamophobia are hard for us to and because of this identity politics.” men? I was, once. And I could with the Council of rhetoric, with ramifications extending ignore. In Chapel Hill, they’re Regardless of God’s intentions, be, potentially, in the future. But TAmerican-Islamic Relations beyond their Charlotte podium and difficult to forget. diversity and multiculturalism are theoretically, everyone has the in calling for Lt. Gov. Dan Forest to into the Chapel Hill community. In 2015, three Muslims — Deah significant divides in America because potential to develop an attraction withdraw from an upcoming keynote Among the seven featured Barakat, 23, Yusor Mohammad Abu- of politicians like Dan Forest that to any person(s) of any gender(s). address for the “North Carolina speakers at Thursday’s event, Salha, 21, and Razan Mohammad dangle a utopian, homogenous society Furthermore, when I hold hands Renewal Project,” an event from Oct. William Federer has warned of an Abu-Salha, 19 — were shot in front of salivating white voters. with my girlfriend on Franklin Street, 3 to 4 which has scheduled several Islamic takeover of Europe and execution-style in their residence We should be grateful for North I am perceived as homosexual, Islamophobic speakers. the United States. In one instance near UNC’s campus. The incident Carolinians’ differences in melanin, regardless of my past or potential The North Carolina Renewal decrying the LGBTQ+ movement allegedly followed a parking dispute, beliefs and customs. future attractions. Project is part of the American as a, “detaching phase to get us but the victims’ families believe their Evangelical leaders like Forest I can laugh at memes about short Renewal Project, a Christian-based away from our past to move into murder to be a hate crime. deserve a spot in the American fingernails and U-Hauls because policy advocacy group. an Islamic future.” Hate crimes are all too common in discourse and their voices should be that’s what I relate to right now. Their recent list of publications A second speaker, E.W. Williams, North Carolina, with reported hate heard. However, they cannot continue Social circles and culture surrounding includes “Mike Pence Criticized for said, “The floor of Congress is crimes rising by 64 percent between digging these trenches of religious women who have relationships with Praying for Critics” — an article now going to look like an Islamic 2013-2017, outpacing the national division for electoral success, nor can other women are created for women whose author deftly notes that republic,” following the election of increase of 22 percent. they keep feeding us the narrative who are seeking or engaging in these Pence’s remark, “No. 1...spend more two Muslim congresswomen in 2018. In a speech last March, Forest said that respecting others’ beliefs will relationships, i.e. bisexuals, lesbians, time on your knees than on the By keynoting this event, Forest God did not intend for religion to inherently discredit our own. gay women, and me. internet,” was actually referring to legitimizes those who spout divide North Carolina and the nation. As long as our elected politicians So, how do I answer when my prayer, despite being, “mocked on Islamophobia in the public sphere “And yet no other nation, my share their microphone with those at friends and family ask me if I’m Twitter, with many chastising the and into the consciousness of friends, has ever survived the diversity the root of public bigotry, hate crimes “gay now?” VP for his choice of words.” radical supporters. and multiculturalism that America in this state will continue to increase, I usually tell the truth. But hard-hitting journalism aside, As for every instance of hate- faces today, because of a lack of as will the dangers for religious I say, “I don’t know, I’m just with their scheduled speakers at this week’s speech, the consequences of assimilation, because of this division, minorities in Chapel Hill and beyond. Emma right now.” 4 Wednesday, October 2, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel UNC partners with sustainable upcycle company

Arts and Sciences, said she believes A partnership will allow the partnership with Reborn is one Reborn Clothing Co. to make of the first steps the University has taken to reduce textile waste. sustainable UNC products. “I don’t know what exactly it will By Emily Orland look like, but it’s the first that I’ve heard on the side of the environmental Staff Writer sustainability push going on in UNC- UNC has partnered with Reborn CH clothing,” Cooke said. Clothing Co., a Raleigh-based Cooke said that while Reborn upcycling company, to reuse and might be the first step toward upcycle unwanted or outdated sustainable UNC-CH merchandise, textiles into new products. students have historically hoped Reborn’s goal is to give used textiles the University would associate itself a second life by transforming them with socially-conscious products into new products. Emily Neville, and brands. Cooke said UNC-CH the founder of the company, said this students have previously been process is particularly important at concerned with the labor conditions universities, which consistently have under which University-affiliated a surplus of unused products. products are made. Neville, a senior at North Carolina “We have really put the time and State University, started the company effort into making sure that our as a sophomore in 2017. In the past label goes onto clothing that is not year, Reborn has formed numerous made by people under really horrible partnerships with universities conditions,” Cooke said. “But we across North Carolina, including don’t do that with the environmental N.C. State, East Carolina University, side of our clothing line.” Duke University, Appalachian State Neville also said that, while there University and UNC-Wilmington. has been a major cultural push for DTH/COURTESY OF BECKY TANENBAUM “There are thousands of surplus food sustainability, there has been a Reborn Clothing Co., a Raleigh-based upcycling company, resuses and recycles old materials into new products. The event shirts, athletic uniforms, delay in efforts to reduce textile waste. company is now partnering with six universities across the state, including UNC, to create sustainable merchandise. promotional banners at every “Now, we can buy local or organic university that essentially get food options at our average Harris said. “They’re providing jobs and sell products in the Student Stores. promotion of the company. The abandoned, and we’re able to turn Teeter or Trader Joe’s or Food Lion. employment for people in the area. “We have submitted products company also hopes to host events that would-be waste into a resource, But to me, textiles and sustainable or Because the material is generally and pricing,” Gray said. “There are on campus. into a useful product in our hands,” ethical products have been lagging free or given to Reborn at a reduced multiple Barnes and Nobles across Neville hopes that Reborn will Neville said. “What we’re doing at behind for a long time,” Neville said. cost, people are truly paying for the the state that would like to carry the eventually have a n especialy large UNC-CH is creating a closed-loop “Really only in the past couple of labor and the upcycling process.” Reborn product, so we’re just trying presence on campus. system, turning UNC-CH surplus years have we seen where it’s more Deborah Gray, regional sales to get a yes on that.” “My hope, because it’s a cross materials, surplus textiles into new accessible, and you can go be able to manager at Reborn, said the company Once Reborn has its products on campus effort, is that you can buy a products for the University.” buy a sustainable or ethical product. received licensing to make UNC-CH- campus, students can expect to see Reborn product at one of our retail Reborn’s current products, available For UNC-CH apparel or products, I affiliated products just a few weeks ago. everything from duffel bags and locations or on our website, but you on the company’s website, include think this is a relatively new thing.” They are already working on initial laptop sleeves to teddy bears, Koozies also might get a Reborn product blankets, bags and keychains. 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DTH-10x8.25-10-2-2019.indd 1 9/25/19 2:39 PM The Daily Tar Heel News Wednesday, October 2, 2019 5 Rembrandt drawings to be displayed in Ackland By Sarah Campbell Rembrandt was the son of a miller, we can all relate to.” Staff Writer but after moving to Amsterdam to Although Rembrandt produced draw portraits, his popularity boomed, paintings, etchings and drawings, In honor of the 350th anniversary Cowen said. The Ackland’s drawings let viewers of Rembrandt’s death, The Ackland “He became well-known, not just look at Rembrandt closer, Peck said. Art Museum will be running an in the Netherlands, but literally all “Drawings are the most intimate exhibition displaying his drawings. over Europe as someone who was of arts for any artists, and in the 17th The exhibition will run from Oct. unbelievably expressive in finding century, drawings were performed 4 to 20 and seven Ackland-owned and recording, visually, the truths of really for the enlightenment of the drawings will be on display. nature and of human emotion,” said artist, so you see his first thoughts The Ackland received these Sheldon Peck, clinical professor of and initial impressions,” Peck said. drawings in 2017 as a gift from the Orthodontics at the UNC’s Adams “If Rembrandt saw somebody with Peck Collection. School of Dentistry. an unusual hat on in the street, he “It’s a rare opportunity to see In 2017, Peck and his late wife, would make a sketch of that person, drawings by Rembrandt on view of Leena, donated multiple Dutch and and just keep it in his repertoire; that this quantity,” Dana Cowens said, the Flemish drawings, including the was his photo file.” Sheldon Peck curator for European Rembrandt artwork, to The Ackland. By displaying these drawings, and American art before 1950. “We are “To this day, his art transcends all attendees of the event see Rembrandt the only public university art museum cultures, all peoples, so that people as they never have before, Fucci said. in the nation to own a collection of in China can look at a Rembrandt “What we see is not just a great Rembrandt’s drawings, so you get a painting and see the brilliance of his artist being a great artist, but an artist good sense of his style.” observations as much as the people in working unselfconsciously,” Fucci said. PHOTO COURTESY OF ARIEL FIELDING Robert Fucci, a Peck Collection the Research Triangle,” Peck said. “We’re witnessing him, kind of looking research fellow, said that while Although Rembrandt’s drawings over his shoulder, as he’s thinking on Studies of a smoker and group of card players, made by Rembrandt. The Ackland Rembrandt had humble beginnings, are simple, the stories they tell are paper, and that’s always very special. Art Museum will showcase his drawings for the 350th anniversary of his death. he is an artist that transcends time. extensive, Cowen said. That’s what makes old master “In terms of his place in history, “You can formulate an entire drawings very special, but especially I find observing society today why he encourages others to attend he has never fallen out of favor,” story in your mind from just one Rembrandt. You get a glance into his is that most people, especially the exhibition. Fucci said. “He’s always been famous figure, and that’s not always the process, and into his mind and spirit.” young people, don’t even know the “When you have a world-class as an artist from his lifetime to the case with other artists,” Cowen said. Peck said Rembrandt’s drawings difference between truth and fiction. artist who transcends all parochial present, and he’s therefore had a “Rembrandt is so evocative, and it’ll help the viewer see how to Rembrandt, I think, will inform the interests and international interests, really tremendous impact on other be so great to see them all together distinguish reality from fiction. uninformed eyes as to what is truly everything about him I love,” Peck artists throughout history as well. on the same wall, working with each “Rembrandt’s object in his art meaningful in life on this planet, and said. “I could have the Rembrandt That’s one of the really fascinating other, complementing each other and and his life was to search for the in human relations and nature.” faucet turned on full-blast all day.” things about his position, he’s always seeing the different ways Rembrandt truth of nature and the truths of Peck said that Rembrandt is an been a crowd-pleaser.” can evoke stories and humanity that human emotion,” Peck said. “What artist he will never tire of, which is [email protected] Here’s who plays the largest instrument on UNC’s campus By Jackie Sizing bell chimes coming from the tower said. Now, the chimes are prerecorded the top of South Building, Wilson After construction was completed, Staff Writer were always played by a group of and played by a series of buttons. Library and the middle of Polk Place the Bell Tower was dedicated to the students known as the master bell Graham said the idea for the Bell before campus leaders persuaded University on Thanksgiving Day in The Morehead-Patterson Bell ringers, Nicholas Graham, University Tower was originally suggested by Morehead to put the tower where it 1931, standing 172 feet tall. Tower is one of the University’s most archivist and interim curator of the John Motley Morehead III, but his is now, Graham said. Eighty-eight years later, several recognizable landmarks, chiming Southern Historical Collection, said. proposal was denied several times due Members of the Patterson family, traditions have developed around the every day as students walk to class. Bell ringers used to pull a series of to conflicts about the tower’s location. specifically Rufus Lenoir Patterson II, Since it was dedicated in 1931, the levers to make the bells ring, Graham Proposed locations included helped Morehead fund the Bell Tower. SEE BELL TOWER, PAGE 6

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UNC STUDENTS ONLY! CSLewisOnStage.com OCT 3 7:30PM Memorial Hall • UNC Students Free Reserve your seats: CSLewisOnStage.com/UNC @chcommunityarts #FESTIFALL 6 Wednesday, October 2, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel the end of a circuit design project. “They didn’t like the to balance culture and authenticity away, one generation less,’” Wang CHINESE RESTAURANTS Never-ending machine of food. said. “She knows my kids will never FROM PAGE 1 breakdown, bursting pipes and difficult part, but they “They probably don’t have much go back.” leaking roofs in hurricane season time and effort to spread Chinese When he moved to the U.S., he by including Szechuanese and knew it was better than are all issues that could hurt culture while making a living out left behind friends and family. Cantonese styles. profits, and constantly remain on unemployment.” of it,” she said. “But for second- He said there used to be “a hole At that time, Wang was Yu’s mind. generation owners, they built a life in his heart,” and this wasn’t filled already familiar with the Chinese David Yu “You are like, ‘Oh, I’m free, I’m the here, and it is their living space. until his family settled in the U.S. restaurant business. Owner of Gourmet Kingdom boss now,’” he said. “But even during And now it is time for them to trace “Now you just don’t get that upset Since he was 17 years old, he has vacation, your mind is not free, and back to their cultural roots.” anymore,” Yu said. “Because you been working in the industry in your family can tell your heart is not can we do?” Wang said. “People like feel like everything in America is so states such as New York, Florida there with them.” me don’t have enough certificates convenient and sufficient for you.” and New Jersey. Am I American? His family, especially his two of education. We can only work in He said the sufficiency changed him. Next year will mark the first Chinese restaurants. But it’s not bad, “After you work for a few years, decade of Yu’s ownership. But then-teenage children, didn’t always Wang became a U.S. citizen in someone will have to do these jobs.” you buy a house and choose so much sometimes he misses his old work. like it either. 2017, and he hasn’t returned to Beibei Du, a UNC junior, took furniture for it,” he said. “Those “Sometimes I do miss doing “They know daddy comes home China for 20 years. late and smells like the restaurant, “HNRS 353: What is Chinese “In our village, everybody’s dream things satisfy you easily, in this engineering work,” he said. “You Food?” in spring 2019, where the society. And when you benefit from only need to complete your project from clothes to shoes,” Wang said. was to go abroad,” he said. “They didn’t like the difficult part, class created an oral history project He lived in Changle, now a materialism, will you care less about for other people, not worrying about the people and cuisine in the your country and the things you left about profits.” but they knew it was better than district of Fuzhou, the capital city unemployment.” state’s Chinese restaurants. of Fujian Province. behind? I think, for a human being, When he started to run his own One of her major takeaways it’s a natural transition.” restaurant, he realized the pressure Wang said he knew his choices His parents, like other ones in would be limited as a first- from the course was the trade-off the neighborhood, have regretted is constant. first-generation immigrants and @CrystalYu_ It didn’t leave him like it did at generation immigrant. letting their kids leave China. “What else can I do? What else restaurant owners face when they try “My mom said, ‘one generation [email protected]

Carolina,” and “Carolina Victory.” was a student at UNC. BELL TOWER The current master bell ringers Holtshouser said she enjoys giving FROM PAGE 5 are junior Lauren Holtshouser and tours of the tower for the General tower. Graduating seniors climb senior Stephen Deluca, who both play Alumni Association and loves the tower in the spring, and the trumpet in the Marching Tar Heels. knowing fun historical facts about tower is now lit up Carolina Blue Director of University Bands the bell tower. after every UNC football win. Jeffrey Fuchs chooses a student to For example, the chimes’ The tradition of seniors climbing fulfill this role, and each master 15-minute increments are a couple the tower started in the 1990s, bell ringer holds this role until they of minutes behind, thanks to the Graham said. Students were graduate from UNC. mistake of a past bell ringer. charged a dollar that went toward Fuchs said it’s essential to ring the The goal of master bell ringers construction costs. bell at the right times on game day is to take the songs created for The inside of the Bell Tower is — before home football games and, Carolina and play them on the usually closed off to the public, if UNC wins, afterward. largest instrument on campus, except for graduating seniors or Bell ringers are also in charge of Holtshouser said. during tours offered by the General turning the Bell Tower off during Ringing the bells is a way for Alumni Association. commencement, Fuchs said. Holtshouser to show — and play — The master bell ringers ring the Holtshouser, one of the current her school spirit, she said. bell on a 14-key electronic keyboard. bell ringers, said she was thrilled to DTH/PHOTO COURTESY OF NICHOLAS GRAHAM Some of the prerecorded songs include be given the role. Her older brother @jackiesiz Ringing the Bell Tower used to require a series of levers. Now, it’s as simple “Hark the Sound,” “Here Comes was a bell ringer as well, when he [email protected] as pressing buttons. Photo courtesy of University Archives.

Asian American identity. by the Provost Committee on The Latinx Center offices were in the room, whether it’s the Asian ASIAN AMERICAN CENTER “There’s a lot that a center, and the Asian American Center. This created in available space in American Students Association FROM PAGE 1 obviously a physical space, but a Provost Committee was established Abernethy Hall after the American or the Vietnamese Students American Center. This is center with fully equipped resources in September and is chaired by Vice Indian Center moved to a new Association or Sangam, for the first required by the University to to provide mentorship that I wish Provost for Academic Initiatives location on Wilson Street. time Asian American students on establish centers and institutes on I had had when I first came in,” Carol Tresolini. The location of the Asian this campus are being told that campus. Now, the team is working Nguyen said. “We have the Stone Center for American Center has not yet been their unique perspectives as Asian on submitting the request for Andrew Garbisch, a graduate Black Culture and History, the determined. Perez said having this Americans are recognized and Authorization to Establish Asian student in the School of Education, American Indian Center and most physical space will be important for are validated through this effort,” American Center. is on the Student Advisory Board recently the Latinx Center, and I the community. Nguyen said. The Asian American Center team to the Asian American Center and think this center follows in those “I think that the more we have Fundraising efforts for the Asian has received written endorsements gives input on the educational footsteps,” Tresolini said. “Each one spaces where faculty, staff and American Center will continue from more than 15 Asian American resources that will be available at the of them is very unique.” students can come together to throughout the year. The team aims student organizations including center. Garbisch, an Asian American The Carolina Latinx Center further learn about their own to raise $2.1 million by August 2020. AASA, Sangam and MASH. adoptee, focuses on adoptee opened in July 2019, but work for heritage, their own cultures and at The team plans to officially Additionally, they have received education and has given seminars it began more than 10 years ago. the same time enrich the broader launch the Asian American Center endorsements from non-Asian and lectures on the topic. The creation of the center was Carolina landscape,” Perez said. campaign in spring 2020 after American organizations such as the Garbisch works with eight other originally halted because of the “The better we’re all for it.” fundraising and receiving input Campus Y and Student Government. students on the advisory board. 2008 recession. Final approval for The campaign team has raised from the community. The first Nguyen said the center is not This body represents student voices the center was held once again in $400,000 for the center and shared public forum for the center will be solely a physical space specifically in the planning process and will 2016. Former Chancellor Carol this news with Asian American held on Oct. 24. for Asian American students, but approve the policy for the Asian Folt granted the center’s approval student organizations. rather a place to understand the American Center that is written in January 2019. “I think for the first time, folks [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel Classifieds Wednesday, October 2, 2019 7

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On Saturday, Mack Brown insisted that his team would not take any moral victories from losses after the North Carolina football team suffered a gut-wrenching 21-20 loss to No. 1 Clemson. But at his weekly press conference, Brown had a different tune. DTH FILE/EMILY CAROLINE SARTIN “It did send a message to our First-year guard Coby White (2) pushes past defenders for a layup against fanbase that we’re headed in the Louisville in the quarterfinals of the ACC tournament on March 14, 2019. right direction,” Brown said. “It did send a message to recruits that if we can get Clemson down to one play, Former Tar Heels gear we’re going to be good in the future.” There is no question that being one play away from ending DTH FILE/BRANDON STANDLEY Clemson’s 19-game win streak UNC football’s head coach Mack Brown delivers a speech at a press up for NBA season was a big accomplishment for the conference on July 31, 2019 to showcase football’s newly renovated facilites. program. The close game on national By Brian Keyes Veterans television got the team the exposure week, we’re the ones that have to as far as to thank fans in an email to Assistant Sports Editor Brown was hoping for – it was the play to a standard and not talk about the student body, mentioning “how UNC hasn’t produced any NBA most-watched college football game who we’re playing.” fun it is to be the head coach of your The most wonderful time of the superstars in a while, but it has filled in the late afternoon window. All three teams they have lost to football team,” and encouraging them year — the return of the NBA – is the league with dependable veterans. And Brown believes that for the Tar are currently undefeated. Those to keep showing out at future games. almost upon us. The media days of Coming off his second Heels, there’s still room to improve. games have all been close, too, as That crowd likely impressed over various teams have been taking place championship, this time with the “The good thing is we can do UNC lost each by a single possession. 100 recruits in attendance, as well. throughout the week, giving UNC Toronto Raptors, sharpshooter Danny better,” Brown said. “We can play Areas of concern include being better According to Brown, recruits also fans their first look at the former Green signed a two-year deal with the better than we played Saturday.” on third down, getting off to better appreciated his decision to attempt North Carolina players getting ready Los Angeles Lakers, looking to provide Despite three straight losses, starts in games and dealing with a go-ahead 2-point conversion late. to suit up for the 2019-20 season. 3-point spacing and defense to a title Brown is adamant that North injuries on both sides of the ball. “The response from the recruits Several players have been on the contender. Meanwhile, snipers Wayne Carolina still has plenty to play for. North Carolina arguably overcame has been unbelievable,” Brown said. move, too, with multiple former Tar Ellington and Reggie Bullock both “All of our goals are still out there,” all of those, and was one play away “Every recruit said ‘Man, I love it, I Heels getting ready to play for new inked two-year deals with the New Brown said. “We can still go to a from upsetting the Tigers in Chapel would’ve gone for two.’” teams. Here’s what you need to know York Knicks. Whether those players bowl, we can still win the Coastal, Hill. Brown partially attributes the That decision, Brown said, defines about the UNC pros, broken down by are on the same teams by the trade we can still have a chance to play team’s performance against Clemson his philosophy so far this season. age group: deadline is anyone’s guess. Clemson in the ACC Championship.” to a great atmosphere. While the team is showing signs of Ed Davis also switched teams Another matchup with the Tigers “This might have been a better improvement, he didn’t return to The new guys this offseason, signing with the would be a dream scenario for the atmosphere than Miami,” Brown Chapel Hill for moral victories. title-contending Utah Jazz for two Tar Heels. To get there, Brown wants said. “I thought the home crowd “I’m at a stage in my life where In the 2019 NBA Draft, Coby White years. That came after a career year his team to play to their potential, gave us a great advantage. That’s I don’t care about anything but was taken No. 8 overall by the Chicago with the Brooklyn Nets, where he not to the level of their competition. not something we’ve always talked winning,” Brown said. Bulls, while Cameron Johnson, in the averaged 8.6 rebounds a game. “What we’ve started doing is about here, but they were loud from shocker of the night, was selected 13th Finally, the Sacramento Kings talking about us,” Brown said. “We’re the start to the finish.” @matt_chilson by the Phoenix Suns. re-signed Harrison Barnes for four the ones that need to play hard every On Tuesday morning, Brown went [email protected] The Bulls showed off White as their years, $85 million this summer. As a shiny new point guard of the future dependable scoring option at the small yesterday but also refrained from forward spot, Barnes adds a veteran naming him the starter. He’ll have presence to an exciting young team Five-star guard Caleb Love commits to UNC to battle with Kris Dunn and Tomas looking for a playoff berth. Satoransky for playing time as the By Jared McMasters the place for me.’” spots for North Carolina, depending Bull’s lead guard, but he should get Old heads Assistant Sports Editor Love chose the Tar Heels over on the size of the lineup. The score- plenty of opportunities to show off his Missouri, the other remaining team first guard averaged 15.8 points, downcourt speed and scoring ability. Marvin Williams and Vince Carter: First, it was Coby White. Then, on his list. Other schools that offered 4.5 rebounds, and five assists in 20 As for Johnson, he’s probably in the they’ve been in the league forever, and Cole Anthony. Now, it’s Caleb Love. the St. Louis native include Kansas, games for Bradley Beal’s Nike Elite mix for the Suns somewhere behind guess what? They still are! Williams, The recent tradition of premier Arizona, Louisville and Indiana. Youth Basketball League team. Kelly Oubre and Mikal Bridges for 33, will (probably) keep starting point guards committing to UNC “I felt like it was the best fit for It’s likely that Love will be a minutes at small forward. He could for the Charlotte Hornets at power continues with the addition of 5-star me,” Love told 247Sports. “The crucial part of North Carolina’s also see time as a power forward forward, and Carter has said he will guard Love, who announced he was winning tradition, the opportunity to backcourt during his first year with situationally if the Suns decide to go retire after a record-breaking 22nd coming to UNC in a livestream play under a Hall of Fame coach, the the team. The Tar Heels will be small around Deandre Ayton. year as a pro in 2019-20. Tuesday night. Love is ranked as the culture of excellence and importance losing guards Brandon Robinson Nassir Little is also set to begin While Williams will play for a No. 21 overall player and the No. 4 of family.” and Christian Keeling at the end of his rookie year – he was taken No. 25 Hornets team that figures to be one point guard in the class of 2020, Joining Love in the 2020 class this season when the duo both run overall by the Portland Trail Blazers of the worst in the league, Carter will according to 247Sports. of high school recruits coming to out of eligibility. Anthony is likely – but likely won’t see much playing contribute to an exciting up-and- “Honestly when I left the visit UNC next fall are a pair of five-star to leave for the NBA if his currently time in his first season. Expect him coming Atlanta Hawks team led by I knew that was home,” Love told centers: Walker Kessler of Fairburn, projected draft stock holds until the to spend most of 2019-20 developing second-year point guard Trae Young. 247Sports. “My mom and my dad Georgia and Day’Ron Sharpe of end of the upcoming season. behind Portland wings like Rodney told me to sleep on it for a couple Winterville, N.C. Hood, Kent Bazemore and Mario @bg_keyes of days just to make sure and then At 6-foot-3, Love has the @McMastersJ Hezonja, or playing in the G League. [email protected] that’s when I was like, ‘Yeah, that’s potential to play either of the guard [email protected] Column: Cunningham shouldn’t have to apologize to Clemson By Ryan Wilcox director Bubba Cunningham — First: UNC didn’t invent the Sports Editor enough, it seems, for Cunningham so-called “Bandwagon Cam.” Most to issue apologies to both Clemson famously, the Milwaukee Bucks used it Get ready: I’m about to channel fans and officials, as reported by The to great effect in 2016 against Golden my inner grouchy old man. Greenville News. State, with such jabs as “Warriors fan At North Carolina football’s game “We want everyone who comes since 2015” and “Bought this shirt against No. 1 Clemson on Saturday to Chapel Hill to have a positive earlier today.” Negative reaction to the (which the Tar Heels eventually lost, experience on our campus — stunt was minimal. 21-20), UNC’s game day operations whether they are our supporters That’s probably because the officials had a little fun with the or our opponents’ fans, first-time Warriors were, I don’t know, the most Tiger faithful. During a break in the visitors or long-time guests,” dominant team in the NBA at the action, the video board displayed Cunningham said in an email. “The time, which brings me to my second shots of four different Clemson fans, video board spot featuring Clemson point: Clemson is the best college overlaid with captions such as “Can’t fans on Saturday was not in that football program of the last few years. name Clemson’s last head coach” spirit, we regret that it was produced. The Tigers are deserving of every bit and “Also a Patriots fan.” We addressed the inappropriateness of praise they’ve received, but the DTH FILE/CHRISTINE DEQUITO I was kicking it in the press box of the spot with the responsible visibility that comes with that success, when I saw it happen. My first staff members immediately after it inevitably, won’t all lead to good things. UNC AD Bubba Cunningham at a Faculty Executive Committee meeting. reaction, being someone who enjoys was shown... I have apologized to Except this could hardly even be question were bandwagons. Boo-hoo. an apology from Cunningham. fun: “Oh, wow, what a tame and Clemson President James Clements considered bad — the most mean- I should mention, of course, that As a member of the notoriously soft harmless way to poke fun at fans of and Director of Athletics Dan spirited of the jokes was a shot of the reaction to UNC’s trolling wasn’t millennial generation, let me be the the number one team in the country. Radakovich.” a heavyset man with the caption all bad. Plenty of fans thought it was first to tell you how ridiculous that is. Gotta love a little friendly banter!” Don’t Clemson fans have better “Thinks ‘The Fridge’ is just a kitchen funny, while others took it in stride. Of course, though, this being things to do? Are two national appliance,” likely just an unfortunate But clearly there was enough negative @ryantwilcox 2019, people were mad online, with championships and a 20-game coincidence. All three of the other response from Tigers fans to warrant [email protected] some sending emails to UNC athletic winning streak not enough? shots jokingly alluded that the fans in