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Junior forward Tyler Zeller leads Student: UNC MEN’S BASKETBALL the frontcourt and team with Subject Comments dive | page 5 14.5 points per game and is Frontcourt UNC’s frontcourt has quickly become the team’s stron- BEST IN SHOW second with 7.6 gest point. Tyler Zeller is ninth in the ACC in scoring Diversions recalls the greatest rebounds. and tied for eighth in rebounding. John Henson entered the season about 30 pounds heavier and has developed movies, national albums and A- his post game nicely. Reserve forward Justin Knox has local albums of 2010, and sits dth/BJ Dworak filled out the frontcourt well. down with Reigning Sound Backcourt Larry Drew II has improved since last season despite frontman Greg Cartwright. playing only 24 minutes a game, thanks to the emer- Freshman gence of freshman Kendall Marshall. Sophomore off- Kendall Marshall B guard Dexter Strickland has shown to be a force on has shown his fast breaks and defensively. passing abilities while playing sig- Bench If nothing else, Roy Williams has plenty of options off nificant minutes the bench. Leslie McDonald has improved dramatically from the bench. as an outside shooter since his freshman season. Knox has solidified the frontcourt, chipping in 6.2 points B+ and 4.4 rebounds per game.

Harrison Barnes has not been bad this season — his 11.7 worak Freshmen dth/bj d points per game rank second on the Tar Heels — but fans and pundits, perhaps unreasonably, expected more from Barnes than the 38 percent he has shot from the field thus far. Reggie Bullock has looked lost on the floor B- for large chunks of the first half of the season. city | page 3 Offense Of the 12 teams in the ACC, UNC boasts the third-high- LOSERS WIN BIG est scoring offense. But this year, the Tar Heels have struggled to score at times and thrived at others. In A town-sponsored weight its conference opener against Virginia, the Tar Heels loss challenge modeled after B- went nearly nine minutes without a score. “The Biggest Loser” awards Defense Between Henson’s 2.7 blocks per game and Strickland’s cash to residents who shed suffocating perimeter defense, UNC is holding its opponents to a 40 percent clip from the field. Should the most post-New Year’s that continue, their opponents’ 30.6 percent 3-point dth/erin hull A- pounds. John Henson has turned away 40 of UNC’s oppo- accuracy would be the lowest in UNC history. nent’s shots this season to lead the defense. Compiled by louie horvath, aaron taube, mark thompson and jonathan jones

university | page 3 PRICE OF PARKING UNC’s Department of Public Safety may have to raise UNC seeks consistency in ACC play parking and park-and-ride permit fees to avoid losing by Aaron Taube “Last year, I wasn’t as confident,” McDonald said. “I Assistant Sports Editor think that came with the thought of being a freshman more than $6 million by In the North Carolina men’s basketball team’s ACC and just being put out there on that broadcast. But 2015-16. Department opener at Virginia, the Tar Heels showed off their now being a sophomore, having a little games under toughness, using lockdown defense to make a second- my wing and being able to work on my shooting has representatives outlined its half comeback and pull out a 62-56 victory. really brought my confidence along.” Tonight at home against Virginia Tech, UNC will UNC’s depth will be especially significant against five-year plan Wednesday. have to prove its consistency. a banged-up Virginia Tech squad that entered the “At times this year we’ve been really good defen- year ranked No. 21 but began faltering at the end of JOIN THE DTH sively, and at other times we have not,” UNC coach November with three straight losses to UNLV, Purdue Roy Williams said. “Last week, Wednesday, Thursday, and Virginia. The Hokies also fell victim to season-end- The Daily Tar Heel will host Friday were better than this team had ever practiced. ing foot injuries to forward Cadarian Raines and All- an information session for We were flying around, we were talking, we were ACC guard Dorenzo Hudson. Coach Seth Greenberg doing all this stuff, then we got up there and couldn’t now has just eight scholarship players at his disposal. students interested in working guard a bathtub. Gee, so, who knows?” Fortunately for Greenberg, he still has the services this semester. Tonight’s contest is the first of three the Tar Heels of seniors Jeff Allen and Malcolm Delaney. Allen has will play in a six-day span that will test their mettle. posted a double-double in five of his last six games Come to the DTH newsroom Williams has used a 10-man rotation throughout the — all of which were Virginia Tech victories. In the at 151 E. Rosemary St. Jan. 18 season, a tactic he believes will bolster the Tar Heels’ backcourt, the Hokies boast in two-time All-ACC stamina as they move further into ACC play. selection Delaney one of the ACC’s best point guards. at 5:30 p.m. Leading the charge off the UNC bench will be The senior has paced the Hokies by averaging 18.6 Leslie McDonald, the sophomore shooting guard points and 4.0 assists per game. whose improvement from a lackluster freshman “He’s a load to guard and has been ever since his CONTEST campaign has given the Tar Heels a reliable 3-point freshman year,” Williams said. “He is a difficult match- dth/nivi umasankar shooter. McDonald has shot 45 percent from behind Men’s basketball coach Roy Williams laughs at a press conference on Think your room is the coolest the arc compared to a meager 21 percent a year ago. See virginia tech, Page 4 Wednesday in advance of UNC’s game vs. Virginia Tech on Thursday. on campus? Send in a photo of your dorm room or apartment for the chance to UNC researchers create Board to review win $150 or first pick in the UNC housing lottery. Visit on.fb.me/dPixts for more new synthetic blood cells tuition proposals information. by tarini parti for the full increase to offset the state & national editor inevitable budget cuts looming More stable than As the University system pre- ahead. this day in history pares for one of its toughest years Gov. Bev Perdue had originally previous versions in history, its Board of Governors asked the UNC system to prepare JAN. 13, 1982… today will tackle two big issues fac- for cuts between 5 and 10 percent UNC student Richard Davis By Alex Hammer ing students — the rising cost of for the upcoming fiscal year. staff writer tuition and the depleting funds for But in a recent memo to chan- skis to class after snow, sleet Short on real blood? financial aid. cellors, new UNC-system President and freezing rain blanket the Some UNC researchers are The board is expected to review Thomas Ross said a 15 percent cut working on what they hope will campus proposals for tuition could be a possibility in light of an campus. It was the first major become the next best thing. increases to send to the N.C. expected $3.7 billion state budget Co-led by researcher and chem- General Assembly for approval. shortfall. winter storm of the season. istry professor Joseph DeSimone, Although students will not know The state legislature could also the University is in the initial the final tuition increase until the approve a supplementary tuition stages of a project that has created summer, the outcome is expected increase during the summer or Today’s weather mock blood cells that better mimic to be bleak. mandate the revenue generated Flamboyant the real things — and last longer Most campuses, including UNC, from the increase go toward the luminosity than previous versions. have proposed tuition increases state’s general fund instead of stay- Samples of the new blood parti- close to 6.5 percent, which is the ing on the campuses. H 37, L 15 cles tested in mice lasted 30 times most they could ask for under the “To remain strong, there will have longer than stiffer particles. dth/daniel turner system’s tuition policy. to be shared pain and shared sacri- Friday’s weather This week, the online Early Chemistry Ph.D. candidate Tim Merkel uses some of the equipment in As board members consider fice,” said the board’s chairwoman Edition of the Proceedings of the his lab used to research a new type of novel synthetic blood Tuesday. the tuition proposals, UNC- Hannah Gage in an e-mail. Kind of shimmery National Academy of Sciences fea- system Association of Student The board is also expected H 40, L 25 tured the team’s recent strides in cial blood substitute “would have a ate issues such as storage or refrig- Governments President Atul to discuss alternative sources of mimicking several properties of huge impact on groups like the Red eration. It would also eliminate Bhula, who is a non-voting mem- financial aid for students. actual blood, a process that could Cross or the military.” worries about cross-typing or the ber of the board, is expected to The state’s escheats fund, lead to more effective treatments A fully synthetic blood would be immunological responses of recipi- provide student feedback. which is composed of revenue index of cancer and other life-threaten- available for use in areas of need ents. “I want the board to realize any from unclaimed property, pro- police log ...... 2 ing conditions. where human blood could be in Tim Merkel, a graduate student type of tuition increase is definite- vides about 83 percent of the state calendar ...... 2 Though the research is still short supply. who assisted in the research, said ly going to impact the students,” grants for need-based aid given out nation and world ...... 9 in its preliminary stages, Mary Napier said the research opens the team has a ways to go, but that Bhula said. “We can’t afford it.” by the UNC system. crossword ...... 9 Napier, a senior research associate, the door to a variety of possibili- Administrators at the University opinion...... 10 said the development of an artifi- ties. 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Correction Due to a reporting error, Tuesday’s page 3 story “UNC joins BlueCross in care” incorrectly stat- Law student will be missed Snow ed that the partnership between UNC Hospitals and BlueCross by nicole COmparato Law student ing at getting a job in Miami,” she Attend the memorial BlueShield of North Carolina staff writer Alexander T. said. “He had a positive influence Time: 2 p.m. would bring 5,000 primary care Members of the UNC School Finamore, 26, in everyone’s lives.” days beds. The partnership will bring Location: 1725 Rhode Island Ave., of Law community were saddened died the night The family invites anyone who 5,000 patients. earlier this month by the sudden, knew Alex or was affected by his Washington, D.C. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes of Jan. 6 in his Info: E-mail Kelly Podger Smith at unexplained death of a third-year Carrboro death to attend the service, said for the error. law student. Perez. [email protected] by noon to apartment. reserve a seat on a shuttle. cause Alexander T. Finamore, 26, of There will also be a memorial Campus Briefs Bethesda, Md., died Jan. 6 while at UNC School of Law on Jan. 28. Campus building awarded sleeping in his apartment. “He gave us all the gift of his The time will be announced clos- the school, said Finamore had an After receiving a 911 call from smile, the kindness of his heart, er to the date of the service, said uncanny ability to read people. highest efficiency award a friend staying over, paramed- his generosity and his love of David Brown, a friend and fellow “He was one of the most natu- stress ics arrived on the scene but were music. He was always introduc- law student. rally gifted lawyers I think I’ve ever The North Carolina Botanical unable to revive him, according to ing me to new sounds. I loved him “Alex was a good friend and he taught,” she said. “He had this real Garden’s Education Center at the Parents struggle Sgt. Chris Atack of the Carrboro very much.” will be sorely missed,” Brown wrote gift with people, and he was just UNC is not just the only build- Police Department. There will be a memorial service in an e-mail. coming into his own.” ing on a UNC-system campus to find day care “An autopsy report is still pend- held in his honor in Washington, Richard Myers, associate dean Saunders added that she thinks to receive a platinum ranking in ing and the cause of death is cur- D.C., on Saturday at 2 p.m. for student affairs at the law he may have recorded the most energy efficiency — it’s the first by lindsay pope rently undetermined,” he said. Finamore’s family put together school, said he taught two classes pro bono hours of any student in state-owned building to do so. staff writer Finamore had just returned from a few shuttles — 13 passenger vans of Finamore’s. He said there are his class. The platinum ranking is the It’s early morning, and the winter break, which he partly spent — to transport anyone who wants many law students seeking help to “Every major pro bono project, highest possible award from the ground outside is white and slushy. in New Orleans doing pro bono law to go to his memorial this Saturday, cope with Finamore’s death. he was either leading or at the fore- U.S. Green Building Council’s As parents sit uneasily watching work for those who lost everything said Victoria Perez, a friend and “Alex was one of the most char- front of,” she said. “He was just a Leadership in Energy and closures scroll across the bottom of in Hurricane Katrina. fellow law student. ismatic young men we’ve ever had giving person. Environmental Design (LEED) the news, children celebrate their “Alexander was loved by so many Perez said her friend’s future come through this school, and he “He will be deeply missed.” program, which is a nationally schools’ cancellations. friends and by all of his family,” looked promising. had a smile that was incandescent,” accepted certification program for For some parents, Tuesday and said his mother, Barbara Tatge, in “He was making great headway he said. Contact the University Editor the design, construction and oper- Wednesday’s school closures caused a statement via e-mail. in his life and was actually look- Melissa Saunders, a professor at at [email protected]. ation of high-performance green nothing more than minor schedule buildings. adjustments. But for others, clo- And even though it is owned sures can be nerve-racking. by the state, its $12 million con- Ruby Sinreich, web administra- struction cost was covered entirely tor for the OrangePolitics blog, has by private support. The garden’s a 21-month-old son. director, Peter White, called it His day care closes when the a “gift to the state and people of schools do, leaving Sinreich and North Carolina.” her husband in a tough spot. The center, which was dedicat- “I can’t really bring him to work ed in 2009 after being announced because I wouldn’t get any work nine years earlier, consists of three done,” Sinreich said. “It would be major sections connected by cov- distracting to my co-workers.” ered breezeways. Inside is an exhib- Her husband, a small business it hall, a botanical art and illustra- owner, can only take half days off, tion gallery, four classrooms, a so she and her husband each take “Green Gardener” reference library off opposite portions of the day. and information desk, conference She said that taking days off for and seminar rooms, and an audi- cancellations puts stress on her torium and banquet hall. professional life. “I have to use vacation days that Five-year UNC trial to look I don’t have,” she said. into estrogen possibilities Penny Rich, a Chapel Hill Town Council member and mother of A new clinical trial at UNC could two, works from home. determine if estrogen replacement But even at home, she said she therapy has potential to help with can understand the burden cancel- depression and/or cardiovascular lations cause. illness in certain women. “When your kids are young and However, it is not without con- you have to constantly entertain troversy. them, days off from school can be A similar study, not conducted very tiring,” she said. by UNC, was halted in 2004 after Neil Pedersen, Chapel Hill- findings that estrogen therapy gave Carrboro City Schools superin- some patients an increased risk of tendent, ultimately decides if the stroke or blood clots. weather is severe enough to cancel But one of the principal inves- school. tigators on the $4.5 million UNC Pedersen said he seeks advice from the local police departments, project, David Rubinow, said dth/allison russell his study should eliminate those researches weather updates and Sophomore English major Alex Loyal (left) and sophomore environmental science major Emily Chapin (right) row at the Student even looks to other school dis- problems by targeting only 45 to Recreation Center on Wednesday afternoon. “We run together often,” Chapin said, “but now that it’s so cold we’ve come inside.” 55-year-old women. He said the tricts because many teachers live 2004 study used mainly women outside of the system in which far out of menopause, including at they teach. least one who was 79. “We just do the best we can,” he FEEL THE BURN said. “We can’t always please every- one on each decision.” City Briefs ‘Biggest Loser’-style contest helps weight loss Donna Coffey, vice chairwom- School board reschedules Most popular an of the Orange County Schools New Year’s resolutions Board of Education, said parents meeting, to be held Jan. 20 by Chelsey Dulaney weeks will receive half of the prize pot. are taking the closures especially staff writer Thirty percent will go to the second-place Drink less alcohol well this winter as opposed to past The Board of Education will not It’s one of the most common New Year’s winner, and 20 percent is awarded to the Get a better education years. meet tonight at the Lincoln Center resolutions: to lose weight and get fit. third-place winner. Get a better job “Our staff went out on some as originally scheduled. It has been It’s also one of the easiest to break. “We try to encourage everybody to have Get fit of the rural roads and took some moved to Jan. 20 at 6:30 p.m. at But this year, Chapel Hill is trying to help friendly competition,” Daves said. “It’s a Lose weight pictures, and they’re posted on our the Chapel Hill Town Hall. county residents keep that resolution. good motivation for some people: to lose Manage debt website,” Coffey said. “Hopefully, The agenda contains a The Chapel Hill Weight Loss Challenge, weight and get money.” Manage stress people got an opportunity to see Superintendent Profile Report a new program sponsored by the Parks and Participants meet weekly at the Chapel Quit smoking how really bad the roads are.” from the North Carolina School Recreation Department, is encouraging Hill Community Center to learn about dif- Reduce, reuse and recycle Overall, parents understand the Boards Association. The report is in people to lose weight by providing them ferent topics ranging from protein to grocery Save money uncertainty of the weather and the its final public phase in the super- with support and nutrition information. shopping. The first class was held Thursday, Take a trip need to keep students safe, wrote intendent search process, which Katie Daves, a personal nutrition coach at but all future classes will be on Sundays. the association is facilitating. Volunteer to help others Jamezetta Bedford, chairwoman the Raleigh health club Carolina Nutrition, “Each participant gets a free metabolism of the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City created the challenge because Chapel Hill test, which will tell them information to help Source: usa.gov School Board, in an e-mail. Hillsborough fire marshal didn’t have many nutrition programs. them with their weight loss, such as how “We keep student and staff safe- office gains new location “It’s basically about making small lifestyle many calories they should be eating a day,” ty at the forefront of decisions to changes,” she said. “It’s about keeping the Daves said. “This helps us personalize each saying, ‘I’m going to go two or three times a close school.” The Hillsborough Fire Marshal’s weight off, not dieting and losing a bunch participant’s weight loss plan.” week,’ that’s something they can stick with.” Coffey said two of the four Office is now operating from the of weight.” In previous challenges held by Carolina Lisa Baaske, supervisor of the Chapel Hill missed days for Orange County town’s N.C. 86 North facility where The eight-week program, modeled after Nutrition, people have lost up to 10 percent Community Center, said she would like to Schools will be made up on previ- the town’s fleet maintenance divi- “The Biggest Loser,” focuses on providing of their body weight, Daves said. continue the program in the future. ously scheduled teacher workdays. sion is housed. resources for healthy eating and exercise. Lauren Mangili, director of fitness for UNC “A program like this has never been done A decision has not been made The facility is at 890 N.C. 86 Entry costs $40 for Orange County resi- Campus Recreation, said the most important before at the community center,” Baaske about the remaining two days. North, and the office also has new dents and $48 for non-residents, and $25 of part of keeping fitness goals is being realistic. said. “Our goal is about fighting obesity and Coffey said she expects that to be phone numbers. each registration fee goes into a prize pot. “People always start off on the right track. encouraging people to live healthy.” decided at the Jan. 18 board of edu- To reach the fire marshal, call Every member receives a personal coach, But when they get busy and can’t make it to cation meeting. 241-4801. To reach the fire mar- and the participant who loses the largest per- the gym they say, ‘Oh well, that’s not going Contact the City Editor shal’s administrative assistant, call centage of body weight by the end of eight to work,’” Mangili said. “But if you start out at [email protected]. Contact the City Editor 241-4803. at [email protected]. Hillsborough set to begin three new utilities projects Hillsborough residents will be Transportation fees, permit costs may increase seeing some work done around town during the next two months. By CHelsea bailey It will rise about $14 per year, of being free. A portion of the town’s sewer relin- staff writer according to the plan. “Chapel Hill Transit is a part- ing project began this week on Dixie The local transportation system “This is what we’re going to be nership system designed to be fair Avenue, Exchange Park Lane and could be more than $6 million in taking forward to the Board of and free,” he said. “Chapel Hill Tryon Street near Churton Street. the red by the 2015-16 fiscal year. Trustees for approval” in March, Transit is engaged with a consul- During the next several weeks, crews Representatives from the UNC said Cheryl Stout, assistant direc- tant to do an efficiency study. Is it will access the sewer system by using Department of Public Safety tor of parking services. “The plan perfect? No. But we’re constantly existing manholes, so digging opera- presented a five-year plan at is spreading costs of the system trying to improve.” tions will not be necessary. the Wednesday meeting of the to user groups that have not been Stout said there will inevitably About 2,200 feet of the 5,000 Employee Forum, outlining the contributing to help offset costs.” be issues when the programs begin, feet that are being relined are cur- department’s plans to cover costs in Park-and-ride permits, which but that, ultimately, they will serve rently being worked on. The latter the coming years by raising fees. are already the most expensive the community best. part of the project will take place DPS officials estimated that an form of alternative transportation, “With diverse needs for the on Gold Park and an outfall west additional $6.1 million in annual will be raised to $250 per year. DPS University, we will try hard to make of Wake Street from Queen Street revenue will be needed to cover projects the increase will generate sure we use our limited resources to Margaret Lane. operating costs by 2015-16. more than $600,000. to meet the needs of the system.” Survey work for anticipated Some funding strategies includ- In response to requests that the The plan garnered mixed reac- water improvements will take ed increasing parking fees begin- plan consider employees’ wages, tions from members of the forum. place along Orange Grove Road ning in 2011-12, and increased fees DPS Chief Jeff McCracken said the “The Chapel Hill Transit system and Exchange Park Lane during for daytime and park-and-ride per- increases would be gradual. is a mess,” said Sohrab Habibi, a rep- the next few weeks. mits starting in 2013-14. “We will try to stagger all these resentative for the advisory commit- Crews will replace water lines on The Student Transit Fee, which things to lessen the blow,” he said. tee on transportation. “There needs Orange Grove Road. Construction currently covers just less than 30 When an employee suggested to be some understanding as to what will not begin for another nine to percent of transit costs, is also set to charging a bus fare to help cover they are supposed to provide us.” 12 months. rise from its current cost of $73.50 operational fees, McCracken said dth/allison russell to $142 by the 2015-16 school year, he doubted the system would Contact the University Editor Sandra O’Buckley, an EPA non-faculty employee, voices her opinion on -From staff and wire reports an increase of 93 percent. return to a fare model after years at [email protected]. campus transportation at the employee forum Wednesday morning. 4 thursday, january 13, 2011 From Page One The Daily Tar Heel

last year’s campaign in which UNC blood “They are still quite Virginia tech won its ACC opener before losing from page 1 a ways away from from page 1 seven of its next eight games. their success with particles resem- up, and you’ve got to get some help “You’re able to handle that the bling red blood cells has been a a blood substitute from the other people and you’ve more experienced a team you have cause for optimism. got to try to fight to not let him get because those guys have been “It’s something of a misnomer or blood mimic.” it exactly where he wants it.” through it,” Williams said. “We’ll to say we’ve developed ‘synthetic If the Tar Heels can maintain find out because it’s here whether blood,’” he wrote in an e-mail. “It Mary Napier, senior research the poise they displayed in the we’re ready for it or not.” would be more accurate to say associate second half at Virginia, a strong we’ve made particles which resem- performance during the next week Contact the Sports Editor ble blood cells in terms of ... how would allow them to carry oxygen. could further distance UNC from at [email protected]. easily they bend and stretch.” “(It) would have a huge impact He said the new synthetic blood if we could pull that off,” he wrote The Lowdown on tonight’s Game cells mimic the ability of real cells in an e-mail. to pass through tight spaces in the Second, he wonders if a modi- body in ways that allow them to fied form of these particles could remain in the blood stream lon- be used to pick up cholesterol or ger than previous iterations of the biomarkers for cancer from the technology. bloodstream. (10-4, 1-1 ACC) Smith Center, 9 p.m. (11-4, 1-0 ACC) Longer particle lives would A third potential development allow the synthetic cells to carry would be the use the soft synthetic HEAD-TO-HEAD medicine longer. cells to deliver drugs in a controlled The researchers are now explor- manner, some of which could Malcolm Delaney has done work this sea- ing the new directions in which to enable access to tumors. son, scoring 18.6 points per game. He ranks take their discovery. While Napier said the cur- third in the ACC in scoring and sixth in the Backcourt conference with 4.0 assists per game. UNC “There’s some obvious poten- rent results are phenomenal, she has faced some decent competition at the tial to explore these deformable acknowledged that the team still guard position, but now it is facing one of particles as drug carriers,” Merkel has some work to do. the ACC’s best. Edge: Virginia Tech wrote. “They are still quite a ways away DeSimone outlined three spe- from a blood substitute or blood Virginia Tech forward Jeff Allen just received cific things he sees as the next steps mimic,” she said. ACC Player of the Week honors after posting 24 and 11 against Florida State on Saturday. in his research. First, he wonders dth/daniel turner Frontcourt Luckily for UNC, awards like that mean if the synthetic blood cells could Contact the University Editor Tim Merkel points out fluorescence-tagged artificial blood cells pictured nothing. John Henson and Tyler Zeller are be loaded with hemoglobin, which at [email protected]. flowing through the peripheral vasculature in the ear of a lab mouse. still a force in the paint for the Tar Heels — awards or not. Edge: UNC aid in the UNC system. This is the easiest one on the board. 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Each year, Diversions shu±es through everything we can get our paws on in an attempt to T discern the best films and albums of the year. There are three distinct categories on which we focus —national albums, local albums and films. This year, after hours upon hours of watching, H O listening and absorbing, we’ve voted on what we believe are the best artistic o≠erings of 2010. Every sta≠ writer was allotted ten votes, and the selections were picked based on which records E F or movies received the most points. From “Toy Story 3” to “Black Swan,” Kanye West to Caribou, BEST The Love Language to The Dirty Little Heaters, the choices run the gamut. But ultimately, there’s one common denominator — mastery of visuals and sounds. Agree or disagree, we hope you enjoy reading about some of Diversions’ favorites from a year that was chock full of art. Head online and tell us what you think, whether it’s good or bad — 2010 but most importantly, go check out these incredible films and records out for yourself. MOVIES NATIONAL ALBUMS LOCAL ALBUMS 1. Black Swan 1. Caribou, Swim 1. The Love Language, Libraries There are plenty of things that Swim is an appropriate title for Where the local band’s debut could’ve earned this movie a No. an album that places its listener in a crackled and hissed with heartache, 1 ranking —Natalie Portman’s melodic ocean, flowing in and out Libraries is a smoother ride, gliding excellent portrayal of a mentally- between dark, negative spaces and on BJ Burton’s smooth production unstable ballerina; the shots that moments of overwhelming timbre. and Stu McLamb’s seamless song- followed each dancer’s movement From the first track, it’s clear that writing. It’s less chaotic, but beneath flawlessly, bouncing around as if mathematician Daniel Snaith never the glassy exterior, the album is rife the audience themselves were fully abandoned his roots in intelli- with love gone sour, harrowing lone- doing a pirouette. gent dance music. “Odessa” takes the liness and the emptiness that comes But the real reason “Black essence of IDM — live instrument after a romance fizzles out. Swan” has taken top place is samples and a danceable electronic It’s not all heavy though — because Darren Aronofsky has beat — and expands on it with Snaith’s airy ambience, resulting in McLamb and company deliver many an earworm hook, especial- transformed a well-known bal- a deep track with enough instant gratification to still be enjoyed at ly on “Brittany’s Back,” which surges forward on tom-toms and let into a modern masterpiece, a high volume. — Joseph Chapman insulting witticisms. Libraries is an exercise in the happy medium gothic horror that captures men- between infectious pop and honest catharsis. — Linnie Greene tal insanity both grotesquely and 2. Sharon Van Etten, Epic gracefully. And that’s no small Sometimes the simplest formula is the best one, and Sharon Van 2. Mandolin Orange, Quiet Little feat. — Linnie Greene Etten has mastered this philosophy. Hers is a mixture of eloquent, heartbreaking lyrics, unexpected chord progressions and an occasion- Room 2. Inception al hum of harmonium, but these seemingly pedestrian ingredients There’s something to be said for looking to the past. Mandolin amount to something astonishing and honest. — Linnie Greene Orange demonstrates the benefits of doing just that. The pair writes As visually enthralling as it is intellectually stimulating, “Inception” songs that are steeped in backcountry bluegrass but well-versed in is one of the rare films of the year that can both please the palate of 3. Kanye West, My Beautiful Dark modern love, life and heartbreak. Tracks like “Wee Bird” highlight the the masses and triumph the critics’ wrath. With this film, Christopher group’s graceful, unadulterated songwriting. — Linnie Greene Nolan solidifies himself amongst the likes of Spielberg and Cameron Twisted Fantasy as one of the top dollar directors in the industry. — Lam Chau For the record, this isn’t on Dive’s top ten solely because Pitchfork 3. Megafaun, Heretofore lauded it with an eye-popping perfect ten. Truthfully, the media There’s nothing miniature about Megafaun’s declared “mini- giants were onto something. Kanye’s always been the king of image, 3. The Social Network album”: Heretofore brings an expansive, experimental sound with the rap and the liminal state that falls between the two terms, but My nearly 13-minute long “Comprovisation for Connor Pass.” Megafans It has half-a-million “likes” on Facebook, and there are even more Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy is the culmination this artful bal- that can’t handle the psychedelic, sometimes schizophrenic doodling reasons to love it. Leaping back and forth through time to depict the ance. —Linnie Greene creation of the Internet goliath, this ambitious film taps into the raw will be pleased with more accessible folk rock songs like “Carolina emotional underbelly of this generation’s social climate. With a pitch- Days” and “Volunteers.” — Joseph Chapman perfect script, the film seduces viewers into a profound true story that 4. Titus Andronicus, The Monitor brilliantly speaks to the modern socialite. — Rocco Giamatteo These guys have officially made “Jersey” 4. Lost in the Trees, All Alone in an an adjective and defined it as themselves. Empty House 4. Toy Story 3 Carrying a Springsteenian torch of woe- ful viscera and self-conscious bombast, This orchestral-based pop is breathtaking and heartbreaking at I’m starting to think that the folks at Pixar just love to toy with they echo the triumphs and heartaches the same time. The band, led by classically trained musician Ari our emotions. While this may not have been Pixar’s peak, it really hit that many a Jersey artist has before cried. Picker, transcends genres and brings a fresh and polished sound to home. And good lord, that one scene toward the end. You know the They’re also fun when they’re drunk. the Triangle music scene. — Joe Faile one. You teared up a bit too, admit it. — Allison Hussey —Rocco Giamatteo 5. Veelee, The Future Sight 5. Winter’s Bone 5. Gayngs, Relayted Veelee is one of the newer acts on this list, but that doesn’t take away from the band’s credibility. This fall’s The Future Sight proved Jennifer Lawrence’s Ree Dolly must hunt down her criminal father In theory, Gayngs’ Relayted should be an absolute disaster, but that the local outfit has plenty of songwriting chops, and Matt Park to prevent her family from losing its house to the bail bondsman leave it to a bunch of indie heavyweights to make smooth, love-mak- and Ginger Wagg have mastered the art of being a duo. The two amidst a desolate Ozark landscape populated by tweakers and feud- ing jazz-pop into something totally awesome. Album opener “The exchange harmonies and instrumentation deftly. — Linnie Greene ing criminal families. Bitingly intense and vivid, “Winter’s Bone” is Gaudy Side of Town” embraces the band’s gold-lamé-covered sound one of the most unforgettable films of the year. — Mark Niegelsky right off the bat, and it’s instantly lovable. — Linnie Greene 6. Chatham County Line, Wildwood 6. True Grit 6. The Tallest Man on Earth, The Wild Hunt It’s hard to talk about Chatham County Line without mention- Check out Dive’s review of “True Grit” on page 6, where Jonathan ing The Avett Brothers — the bands are friends after all. Wildwood Pattishall explores the Coen brothers’ re-imagining of a novel turned This Swedish singer-songwriter has an infectious voice and exqui- doesn’t deliver the screamed folk punk characteristic of the Avetts, John Wayne film. site guitar skills. Kristian Matsson whispers and shouts his way but rather a more polite brand of folk. — Joseph Chapman through intimate tales, picking and strumming like a modern Bob Dylan. The quality of the album warrants this lofty comparison, but 7. The King’s Speech don’t take our word for it, listen for yourself. — Joe Faile 7. Mount Moriah, The Letting Go Heather McEntire isn’t your stereo- “The King’s Speech” is the divine rendering of performance in typical woman with a guitar. In fact, the its ability to give new and resonating life to the true story of King 7. Deerhunter, Halcyon Digest singer defies that image completely, belt- George VI. Between Geoffrey Rush, Helena Bonham Carter and the Deerhunter’s nostalgia is the perfect backdrop for the fragmented ing out choruses that sizzle and writhe outstanding performance from Colin Firth, the film tackles a hid- with undeniable intensity. Aided by den story heroically and passionately. Firth shines in his power to and corrupted memories Halcyon Digest centers itself around. The band’s sound is more vintage-pop this time around and is a major Horseback’s Jenks Miller, Mount Moriah master the fine line between royal and underdog which is balanced crafts visceral, arresting tracks that shine by the eclectic and honest Rush, all the while remaining enjoyable. shift away from its earlier experimental, noisy EPs and side projects. A change for the better. — on The Letting Go. — Linnie Greene — Rachel Arnett Joseph Chapman 8. Scott Pilgrim vs. The World 8. The Black Keys, Brothers 8. Last Year’s Men, Sunny Down Snu≠ These young guys are easily among the Triangle’s biggest rising If there ever were a character Michael Cera could play, surely it This album is straight up rock ‘n’ roll. Any of the songs could be stars. Last Year’s Men makes noisy, electric guitar-driven rock music would be the geeky, accidental lady-killer found in Brian O’Malley’s thrown into the mix of a classic rock radio station and blend right in, on its debut Sunny Down Snuff, and on stage or on record, these boys graphic novel series, Scott Pilgrim. Straight out of the comic books, but don’t mistake it for a rehash of old favorites. The original scath- are a hell of an experience. The raw, powerful energy on the band’s Torontonian Scott Pilgrim battles the seven evil exes of the exotic ing axes and thumping percussion gain the support of a full lineup debut will keep you coming back for more. — Allison Hussey American, Ramona Flowers, in an effort to win her over. Bill Pope’s to produce an energized final product. — Joe Faile cinematic oversight is blatant — The Matrix Trilogy alumnus brings 9. Carolina Chocolate Drops, Genuine the same level of adrenaline-packed action in the absurd fight scenes. 9. Jónsi, Go — Joseph Chapman Negro Jig Unlike Jonsi’s former role in Sigur Ros, the singer’s solo debut 9. 127 Hours is light and revitalizing, like a drive through the countryside on a Conjuring up traditional backcountry bluegrass, this album fea- sunny day. Jonsi’s clear-as-a-bell vocals and effervescent songwriting tures some traditional African American songs with a 21st century Lam Chau reviews “127 Hours” in full on page 6, where he looks at is fantastical and mystical, and it’s this fairytale-like quality that dis- sizzle. Their deep-fried take on Blu Cantrell’s vengeful “Hit ’Em Up the harrowing realism and artful acting that earned this film a place tinguishes the singer’s latest from past projects. — Linnie Greene Style” proves it ain’t your daddy’s bluegrass band. — Joe Faile on Dive’s end of year list. 10. Toro Y Moi, 10. The Dirty Little Heaters, 10. Inside Job Causers of This Champions of Imperfection How entertaining could a documentary on the financial crisis of Chillwave has become one of those words like “ironic” — so mis- 2008 be, you ask? With a few panels’ worth of incisive policy critics, used that it’s hard to tell what falls into said category. Toro Y Moi Champions of Imperfection celebrates the sloppiness and squal- a shooting gallery of close advisors to Bush and Obama in the hot was one of 2010’s chillwave standouts, and it’s safe to say the South idness of rock ‘n’ roll. Vocalist Reese McHenry’s bellowing roar of a seat, and Matt Damon narrating the brawl, the answer is: pretty Carolinian’s release drew on the best the genre had to offer, mixing voice makes Janis Joplin sound like a prepubescent schoolgirl with damn entertaining. — Jonathan Pattishall spacey, lush arrangements with pop accessibility. — Linnie Greene coarse lyrics like “I still love you fucker.” — Joseph Chapman

online | dailytarheel.com/dive Q&A music movies more movies PRISM SCHISM Staff writer Joe Faile takes on Young Prisms’ “Friends THE WRIGHT MOVES LONG LIVE THE KING 24/7 127 NITTY GRITTY for Now,” a schizophrenic and distorted chillwave and shoegaze hybrid. Reigning Sound’s Greg Cart- The Decemberists’ The King is Lam Chau reviews one of our “True Grit” might not be an THEN, NOW, WOW Diversions Editor Linnie Greene takes a look wright has years of experience Dead finds the west coast folk- end-of-year favorites, “127 entirely original tale, but the Coen back at a year crammed full of inventive films, albums and events. in garage and punk rock, and pop group returning to an older Hours," starring James Franco brothers’ take on the story is IMPRACTICAL MAGIC Staff writer Mark Niegelsky explains the we catch up with him this week. sound, with good results. as an ill-fated outdoorsman. entirely fresh and inventive. few highs and numerous lows of the new film “Season of the Witch.” PAGE 7 PAGE 6 PAGE 6 PAGE 6 6 thursday, january 13, 2011 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel musicshorts movieshorts the decemberists of the equally important instrumen- is a fun, dancey tune that’s light 127 HourS the music may seem out of place Most people will probably say the king is dead tal cast. Meloy seems to have cap- and easily accessible. Those more at first, Boyle wisely balances the that Hailee Steinfeld is the back- tured the spotlight as the master- inclined to indie pop would likely emotional severity of the situation bone of this film, and it’s tough to mind behind the band, but accor- gravitate towards this track, which “127 Hours” is a movie that, in with something upbeat, keeping disagree with that. As Mattie Ross, folk rock dion solos and pedal steel add some stands in contrast to its more laid- theory, shouldn’t work. the tone from becoming completely the stout, shrewd, Puritanical The sun is rising on the much needed gusto. back neighboring songs. Based on a true story, the film depressed. 14-year old heroine and narrator Decemberists again after several R.E.M.’s Peter Buck came in and ArnHao’s “Subways” is another follows Aron Ralston’s (James Even with one gripping scene of the story, Steinfeld is a mighty albums of sensational Broadway revamped the Decemberists’ swal- standout. Its vocals, which lie Franco) five-day struggle to free that makes Saw look like child’s gifted child actress. plots and operatic arrangements. lowed gift of folk mastery. R.E.M. somewhere between Usher and himself from a boulder that has play, “127 Hours” proves to be an All Mattie wants is to track Half a decade later, the sun has has more than proved itself as a last- John Legend, are an unexpected trapped his arm in the middle of a uplifting story of sheer willpower down her dear father’s murderer, reached its peak with The King Is ing staple in the music world, and feature that break up the release’s Utah desert. Furthermore, the cli- and endurance. An incredible tri- the scoundrel Tom Chaney, and Dead. The album is full of happy- songs like “Down By The Water” general monotony. max in which Ralston amputates umph, the film relinquishes all have him brought back to Arkansas go-lucky indie folk-rock without all and “Calamity Song” impress a Smartmouf’s “So You Think I’m his arm with a rusty pocketknife prior doubts and manages to make to be hanged. Steinfeld shows us the unnecessary clutter and tedious- similar sense of enduring greatness From the UK” is absolutely baffling. was highly publicized and gener- its 90-minute runtime seem fleet- Mattie’s upright simplicity without ness that goes along with telling a about The Decemberists. The French have a term for a ran- ally common knowledge before the ing. ever slipping into childish theat- complicated story. The King Is Dead is the album dom impulse to jump from a high film’s release. rics. She’s even about as old in real The album in many ways is a fans have waited five years for and place: “l’appelle du vide,” the call So how does a film with a stag- -Lam Chau life as she is in the film, which is a continuation of the path the band reminds them why they waited this of the void. This song is the musi- nant setting and spoiled ending rare and welcome casting decision was headed on during its first three long. It’s that refreshing — a shift cal equivalent. With its dance-pop manage to claim universal praise true grit by the Coens. albums. The songs are condensed from grandeur to understated sim- beat and hip-hop vocals, it sounds and become one of the frontrun- But then again, Jeff Bridges as narratives full of metaphors and plicity. much like the top 40 stuff that so ners in the upcoming Academy “Rooster” Cogburn, the one-eyed, characters that spring to life within many of us love to hate. Awards? First spun by Charles Portis in drunken, grizzled U.S. marshal that their three- or four-minute dura- -Joe Faile But no matter how hard you Part of this success comes in the original novel from 1968, and Mattie hires to hunt down Chaney, tion. try, you just can’t hate this track. large part from James Franco’s then again in its first filmed version plays his role with transcendental The harmonica on The King Is denfriends Instead, you find that you just want Oscar-worthy performance. starring John Wayne a year later, eloquence. If Cogburn’s character Dead revives the northwestern folk DenFriends to take the plunge into the pop Although previously starring in “True Grit” was already a twice-told is the embodiment of our idea of roots in which the band originated music abyss and party like a Jersey blockbuster films like “Spider- tale. the frontier lawman, then Bridges, but also lends itself to a fresh coun- Shore cast member. Like MTV’s Man” and “Pineapple Express,” And then the Coen brothers and more so than John Wayne’s original, try sound that the group champions electro-pop cultural juggernaut/train wreck, he has never taken on a role that Jeff Bridges came along and told is the embodiment of Cogburn. repeatedly. This quirkiness appeared Raleigh-based Denmark it’s not always likeable, but it grabs essentially forces him to entertain it yet again, this time with their As with all good Coen brothers in songs like “A Cautionary Tale” Records has a new release, but it’s your attention. an audience through performance trademark wry humor, slightly movies, however, what brings out and “The Mariner’s Revenge Song” not much to celebrate. The label’s Though the compilation does alone — yet Franco is able to cre- skewed cinematic vision and fear- all these details and traits is the and the singularity is continued in newest offering is a compilation of have a few bright spots, they’re not ate a multifaceted character that is ful respect for the beauty — and film’s subdued tone. Mattie’s snake- “Rox In The Box,” a strong min- nineteen artists “from Maryland enough to redeem it. Casual ambi- instantly likable and evokes sym- violence —of the American west. bit night flight through the starry strelsy tune that proves once more to Mississippi,” focusing heavily ent music fans or those seeking pathy. Their version is much truer to plains towards the story’s end is the band isn’t going to restrict its on ambient and electronic music. something a little different might Famous for the unique usage the book than its predecessor, but as moving as any movie sequence creativity or direction. Some may enjoy having the record find it worthwhile, but if you’re out of sound in his movies, director it’s also its own wild pony. If it from all of last year. It alone would Colin Meloy is a brilliant art- for background noise, but save for a for something fresh or new, move Danny Boyle generates a surpris- doesn’t win an Oscar, then I’m don- guarantee “True Grit” a spot on ist whose creative genius warrants few tracks, most of the label’s latest along — nothing to see here. ingly comical temperament within ning my old bear pelt and moving Dive’s Top 10 for 2010. praise, but his prominent role on fails to impress. the story through the energetic out to Arkansas, and to hell with the last two albums surpasses that Wowser Bowser’s “Water Story” -Allison Hussey soundtrack of A.R. Rahman. While the Academy Awards. -Jonathan Pattishall

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That’s acts like The Ventures, who wrote Annuals and Chapel Hill’s the Never, pop as the frontman of punk rock how I find the songs that I want “Hawaii Five-0,” feverish garage- join Richmond, Va.’s White Laces band Reigning Sound since 2001. to cover. Anything that’s going to rock drum beats and beachy indie and Sundials. 9 p.m., $6 donation This week, Cartwright released a be instantly recognizable is not rock outfits might not even exist. saturday side project with Coco Hames of going to work, because then you’re And yes, there is more to ‘60s surf The Ettes under the moniker The automatically competing with the culture than weed and The Beach The Love Language Boys. Check out this 1963 release. Parting Gifts. As the musician preps original since everyone’s heard it. Cat’s Cradle | It’s no secret that for his Reigning Sound show this When people hear your version, Movie from the Vaults: Dive’s awfully smitten with The Sunday at Local 506, Diversions they quickly put it up against the “Mon Oncle”: Sure it’s in French, but Love Language, and if you’re not staff writer Anna Norris chatted original in their mind and think, at least there isn’t much dialogue to convinced by the band’s number with Cartwright about covers, the “The original’s better.” misunderstand. Jacques Tati’s 1958 one ranking on our year-end list, state of vinyl and keeping the new So for me, the thrill of it is to find gem pits modern living against you should go see the magic hap- ideas coming. something that’s fresh and new to human stupidity, and the results pen for yourself. Cellar Seas opens. me, and try to reinterpret it for Diversions: How did you are unexpectedly comical. Look for 9 p.m., $12 everybody else. You want to start first get into the garage and punk Dive’s favorite character, Dacky. with a good song, something that’s scene? new and interesting, and then you Events: In the starSystem Greg Cartwright: try and add your own little thing friday late ’80s when I was in high school, to it. Poor that was just kind of the scene that Phil Cook & His Feat The area just had its was available to me. People I knew Dive: own all-vinyl store open. Do you courtesy of in the red records/michael traister All Day Records | You can fit two Fair in school played in punk bands and feel like vinyl is coming back? Formed in Memphis, Tenn., Asheville’s Reigning Sound’s members are shows in one night if you really good rock bands. By the time I was in my David Wayne Gaye, Lance Wille, Greg Cartwright and David Amels. want to, and All Day Records makes early 20s, I wound up playing in a GC: That’s how it used to be. that feasible. Phil Cook plays an Excellent lot of bars and punk rock clubs. The I’m kind of glad to see this transi- always been. as much as possible. Because the early set at the Carrboro record great thing about the rock, punk tion to where records are becoming way you play off different people You’ve been with store. 7 p.m. Classic or bar band scene is that you can the way. CDs have become such a Dive: changes the way you yourself play. Oblivians, the Compulsive pretty much do whatever you want disposable item. Now everybody So I think that’s the key, at least The Tender Fruit Gamblers, Reigning Sound and — people are going to define what realizes they were just a delivery for me. Don’t be stuck in the same now Parting Gifts — how do you Local 506 | She’s not headlining, but divestaff it is later. When you’re playing in system for this digital format, and mode all the time, or try to recreate keep bringing forth fresh mate- Christy Smith (aka Justin Vernon of bars to local people sitting around everybody has an iPod or what- the same sound. If there’s one thing Linnie Greene, Editor rial? Bon Iver’s ex) is worth shelling out drinking, you can experiment and ever, so you don’t really need the that’s become really obvious to me $8 for. Though she’s no longer with 843-4529 | [email protected] find your own sound and go from CD anymore. The way it will be in GC: I think the key to that is to over the years, it’s that people will the falsetto-voiced crooner, Smith’s Joseph Chapman, Assistant Editor there. the future, I think, is for people to constantly be introducing yourself say, “Well, I wish your new record songs are just as powerful, and it’s collect the actual physical item. Joe Faile, Rocco Giamatteo, Mark There have been to new cohorts — people to make sounded like your older record,” fascinating to hear both sides of a Dive: Those people are record collectors, Niegelsky, Elizabeth Byrum, Anna Norris, instances where people have music with, to write music with. and then other people will say, “I musically-minded breakup. Rayland and they are going to keep buying Jonathan Pattishall, staff writers uploaded Reigning Sound covers to With each band there’s been a dif- like what you’re doing now, but I Baxter headlines. 9:30 p.m., $8 records, and they will always buy places like YouTube claiming you as ferent group of people, and even didn’t like what you were doing Kelly McHugh, Design Editor records. The people who just buy The Big Picture the songwriter. How do you choose sometimes within each band there before.” What it really boils down the music and don’t really care Cover Design: Carolann Belk which songs make good covers? have been new players coming in to, is you can’t always give people The Layabout | It might require a about the physical item are just and old players going out. I find what they want, so you might as GC: Well, I’m a record collec- going to download. That’s per- that the best way to stay fresh is well give them what you want. You tor. I go to record swaps and yard fect. That is the way it should have to bring fresh people into the mix have to just keep moving.

January 21 Mitsuko Uchida, piano 28–29 Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis February 9–13 Black Watch – National Theatre of Scotland 16 Blues at the Crossroads: The Robert Johnson Centennial Concerts 18 Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz 22–24 Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater Mitsuko Uchida, piano 28 Nicola Benedetti, violin Jan 21 Showing at UNC’s Memorial Hall. Visit website for full season offerings.

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(MCT) than the year-ago December figure 250 dead in Brazil in Tuscon, Ariz., where Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords was injured. — The U.S. government ran a of $91.4 billion. budget deficit of nearly $80 bil- But the White House and some RIO DE JANEIRO (MCT) — At Drawing blood lion in December, the Treasury economists believe the government least 237 people died Wednesday University researchers are Department said Wednesday, in a is on track to post another deficit in the mountainous region of the attempting to create mock blood new report likely to add fuel to an of more than $1 trillion for fiscal Brazilian state of Rio de Janeiro in cells. See pg. 1 for story. intense debate over government 2011. mudslides caused by heavy rain. games spending. The package of tax breaks Those deaths were in addition Heels to host Hokies December’s $79.9 billion defi- negotiated between President to 13 who died from weather- © 2009 The Mepham Group. 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See pg. 1 for story. newly empowered congressional shortfalls. people about 60 miles from the Complete the grid Republicans are moving to rein For the first three months of fis- city of Rio de Janeiro, was worst so each row, column Remembering Finamore in spending and as a showdown cal year 2011, the deficit stands at affected, with 122 deaths mostly and 3-by-3 box (in The unexpected death of a law stu- loomed over raising the U.S. debt $370.8 billion, compared to $388.1 in mudslides or collapsed homes, bold borders) con- dent has shocked community mem- ceiling. billion in the first quarter of fiscal media reports said. The Civil tains every digit 1 bers. See pg. 3 for story. Federal outlays were $316.8 bil- 2010. Defense earlier said 114 had died to 9. lion in December, while receipts The fiscal 2010 budget deficit there. 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Mark Laichena all know which sex dominates all Capitol Letters Junior poli sci and peace, war and of those sweatshops over in Asia.” defense major from London, U.K. E-mail: [email protected] ladyfingers, on the mysoginistic connotation of the term ‘ladyhole’ instead of manhole

In D.C., LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ASG’s intimidation tactics of excluding a portion of soci- there’s won’t silence Seelinger ety from septic maintenance. Unnecessary use of “lady” and TO THE EDITOR: “hole” in close proximity will plenty at As UNC’s resident Robert allow ample opportunity for Novak-in-training, I read with tasteless vaginal imagery. Uses great amusement Mr. Clevinger’s and expressions that construe stake letter (“Seelinger’s unsolicited women as little more than legal advice unwanted,” Jan. 11) objects to be entered. criticizing my recent article on Forced alteration of flawed ashington, D.C., ASG in the Carolina Review. language is not a prudent first President Andrew Given ASG’s past attempts step. It merely furthers our prob- WJohnson said, is 12 to intimidate me into silence, it lems. square miles bordered by reality Hogan’s broken promise comes as no surprise that they — or so one apocryphal quota- would once again attempt to John Dougherty tion goes. trample on my First Amendment Graduate Student Real or unreal, spring 2011 By taking a stipend, Medlin backs out rights. So, while Mr. Clevinger School of Law will be interesting in the capital. implores me to look at NC Take Republican gains in on one pledge he could have kept General Statutes 84-4 and 84-5 Nominate an outstanding Congress, mix in White House (both of which only apply to me staff changes, nascent 2012 presi- ince April 2010, Student DTH ONLINE: Watch a video to give his stipend back to the professor for Chiron Award Body President Hogan of Medlin making his campaign students was, ironically, one if I attempt to practice law), I dential campaigns, and add a fed- implore him (and all the other TO THE EDITOR: eral budget to fix and that should Medlin has broken his promise in April 2010. of the few promises we felt he S officers of ASG) to read the First Nominations for the 2011 make more than enough to keep campaign commitment to not Medlin gets $300 a month — could follow through on easily. Amendment, which guarantees Carolina Chiron Award for one’s attention — or so I hope. receive his stipend. a total of $3,600 for his service. When asked about his deci- my right to criticize the organi- Excellence in Teaching are now This semester, I’ll be writing Last February, when Medlin Student government stipends sion, Hogan said his financial zation, especially when its integ- open. from Capitol Hill. I’m one of fif- was just one of several student come out of student fee money. situation had changed since he rity is in question. In its third year, the Carolina teen Tar Heels who have tempo- body president hopefuls, he As he explained at the forum, made the commitment. Further overlooking Mr. Chiron Award will once again rarily relocated to D.C. on UNC’s made a campaign promise that “That’s $300 that some student Medlin is a Morehead-Cain Clevinger’s failure to address any celebrate outstanding teaching Burch Policy Semester. of my arguments about ASG’s at UNC. Randy Pausch’s well- So goodbye, student govern- set him apart from the pack. organization who doesn’t have scholar, and thus receives a full An audience member at the money can be merit scholar- suspect lobbying activities, he known book and “Last Lecture” ment. Hello, federal government! would do well to consult a dic- at Carnegie Mellon University in Capitol Hill may be six hours Daily Tar Heel Student Body applying for “That’s $300 that ship, includ- President forum asked the can- and it would ing a living tionary before he writes his next 2007 inspired students at UNC drive from Chapel Hill, but it’s letter. He accuses me of “defa- to create a fully student-run didates if they would accept the not be some- some student stipend. unlikely that UNC will stray too mation and slander,” whereas he teaching award. The award rec- far from my mind in the next few SBP stipend, if elected. thing I would organization … We aren’t should have accused me of defa- ognizes a UNC professor or lec- months: I’m living in a house with Medlin was one of two can- accept.” saying Medlin mation and libel, considering turer who goes above and beyond fourteen other UNC students. didates to say no. (Nash Keune The money can be applying is being disin- that my criticism was expressed to make in- and out-of-class We have one day of class each said he would spend his stipend might seem for and it would genuous when in a written article. experiences phenomenal for his week, and for the other four days, on Narwhals.) like a drop in he says he I’ll further note that Mr. or her students and is invested we will be off interning in a vari- In Medlin’s words: “Serving as the bucket, now needs the Clevinger’s supposed “service” in philanthropy or service to the ety of placements: nonprofits and not be something I student body president doesn’t but that is funds. to students is neither requested greater community. The recipi- think tanks, on congressional would accept.” nor appreciated. While I have no ent of the award will give a lec- committee staff and even with come with a price tag … We’re $3,600 that Frankly, it not doing it for the money.” is not avail- doesn’t matter. problem with people attempting ture as though it is the last of Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC). (I’m Hogan Medlin, student body to pad their law school applica- his or her life, and should share at the Pew Research Center.) We are disappointed to learn able to stu- president, when he was a candidate. In a season that Medlin is not upholding dent organi- marked by tions, I have a problem when information he or she considers For now, though, we’re just people do so with my money. But most useful to students who are arriving and finding our feet: his campaign promise. Medlin zations. There are more than ambitious plans, Medlin made let me be clear, in spite of Mr. seeking to live life to the fullest, unlearning everything Chapel made a pledge to the student a few student groups for which a commitment that he could Clevinger’s blatant scare tactics, using the subject matter that he Hill taught about jaywalking, body, one that could easily have that could make a difference. have fulfilled — but didn’t. I will not be intimidated, I will or she teaches in the classroom. reading the lists of what not to swayed voters in his favor, and Student body presidents As we enter another election not be silenced, and I will not In addition to a lecture and des- do as a D.C. intern, exploring the on principle he should have have lofty and often impos- cycle, candidates ought to think back down. sert gala, a monetary award will Mall in the snow and, of course, stuck to it, or never said it. sible goals, but Hogan’s pledge before following his example. be split evenly between the hon- working out where to watch Marc Seelinger oree and a philanthropic project Carolina basketball. Associate Editor of his or her choice. But as this semester progress- Carolina Review If an educator at UNC has es, I’m going to use this column helped shape you and your to examine some of the decisions Carolina experience in the best and events inside the Beltway Select speakers sooner Use of the term ‘ladyhole’ advances a rape culture possible way, nominate him of particular significance to our or her for the Carolina Chiron University community. Commencement committee must be more proactive TO THE EDITOR: Award. Visit http://chironaward. The talk of the town right now I’m dismayed by the myopic web.unc.edu for more informa- — other than Saturday’s tragic his year’s commencement late as September or October proven to be an enlightened view of equality suggested by a tion and the nomination form, shooting, which has left members speaker selection process is simply too late. and qualified academic, many recent item on this page. January which is due Feb. 1. of Congress and their staffers sud- taught us that at a univer- This is not to say that E.O. seniors are concerned and even 11’s letter entitled “Term ‘man- denly concerned about personal T holes’ advances a misogynistic Ben Anders safety — is the federal budget. The sity that doesn’t offer honoraria, Wilson — a Pulitzer Prize- disappointed at Wilson’s lack getting speakers we want means winning scientist who was cho- of fame and recognition. culture” wrongly takes issue with Senior new Republican House leadership the use of a commonly accepted Health Policy and has committed to reducing non- starting as early as possible. sen to speak this year — was a Chancellor Holden Thorp In that vein, commencement poor choice. While his work said that Wilson “mirrors” the aspect of the English language. Management defense spending to 2008 levels. The author insists that reform- And that’s a huge deal for speaker advisory committee may be somewhat esoteric, his top candidate recommended ing a gender-loaded term that, he UNC because it includes federal members seemed to draw the credentials are impeccable. by the committee. Union renovation comes himself admits, has a “ubiquitous at a bad time, is unneeded research funding: The University right conclusion. We look to commencement But seniors can’t be blamed presence” in daily life will yield benefited to the tune of $432 Speaker selection commit- speakers to provide gradu- for feeling Wilson is a second- some benefit to equality in the TO THE EDITOR: million in 2009 alone. tee chairman Ron Strauss ates with an inspiring send-off tier candidate, especially since workforce. While his belief might The student union was reno- To put that in context, $432 and senior class president Liz into the world, and that hardly his name was absent from the contain some scintilla of truth, it vated two years ago; we are cur- million is almost double what Deane recently said to The means that star power should be list of recommended speakers. largely misses the boat. It would rently paying $80.75 a semester tuition and fees raise ($237 mil- do more harm than good. in our fees. In the face of tuition lion), only one fifth less than Daily Tar Heel that a late start the top priority. There are plenty Again: This is not to say that Quick fixes as simple as alter- increases, hiring freezes, and a 5 UNC’s total state appropriations was one of the weaknesses of of famous people who we would Wilson is not a fine choice. But ing the word “manhole” will not percent budget cut, why are we ($538 million), and 20 percent of the selection process, and sig- rather not come to speak here. the fact remains he wasn’t the in itself solve the world’s gender giving a group $1,300 to “mar- its annual revenue ($2.2 billion). nalled that an earlier process Yet response seems to have top pick. If we want speakers to divisions. Sloppy constructions ket” spending another $11 mil- So as Congress approaches would take place for next year. been mixed regarding the selec- come for free, we owe them to be like “ladyholes” serve to only lion dollars that we don’t have on the March 4 deadline to come Asking for free speakers as tion. While Wilson is certainly more proactive. exacerbate a greater concern. something we don’t need? up with a new budget, one can’t “Ladyholes” is not a solution. blame UNC and its peer institu- It is a problem. Alicia Frame tions for being a little nervous. Rape culture describes a cul- Graduate Student For health-related research — ture in which prevalent attitudes, Biology generally the biggest winner for norms, practices, and media UNC — the return to 2008 levels QuickHits condone, normalize, excuse, or would mean a 5 percent cut to CORRECTION: encourage sexualized violence. Due to a reporting error, the regular budget, and a loss of While the “ladyhole” construc- millions of dollars of funding. Best value Keep cussing Winter weather yesterday’s editorial “Three tion may seem inclusive, novel or Tiers for Faculty” incorrectly And this cut would coincide even enlightened, in the wrong with the end of stimulus funds: For the 10th straight year, Cursing in public is no longer It’s nice to have some white distinguished between profes- illegal in N.C. This on the ground hands it can present real dan- sors and fixed-term faculty. The Stimulus research funding was UNC has been ger. generally limited to 2009 and named the best is probably the last and nicer still to new tier applies to fixed-term In our sexualized and body- faculty only. 2010, so UNC’s $126 million of value public col- law Franklin Street have classes can- obsessed society, we must limit stimulus funds for research in lege in the nation. r e v e l e r s w o r r y celed. But ice The Daily Tar Heel apolo- our loosely pornographic refer- gizes. 2010 won’t be back this year. It sounds like some- about breaking skating through ences. Even at the possible cost Admittedly, there’s one bright thing out of a Duke University while waiting for the P2P in campus has lost its thrill, spot. The reauthorization of PowerPoint, but congratula- the $&#*ing freezing cold, and we can’t even build the America COMPETES Act tions: We’re good and cheap! but hey — it’s one less thing. snowmen out of this junk. 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