WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 2020 126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 127, ISSUE 79 Cemeteries mirror darkest corners of local history Troves of unmarked graves William, died in 1857 and served as a steward and superintendent of UNC reflect Chapel Hill’s role in buildings and grounds. erasing enslaved people. There are 120 graves in the cemetery, according to a report By Hannah McClellan published by the Research Senior Writer Laboratories of Anthropology at UNC in 1996. Only about 20 are marked. Approximately three miles from UNC Media Relations Manager UNC’s campus, nearly 100 enslaved Kate Luck said UNC has an “access people are buried in largely unmarked and maintenance agreement” with graves at a historic family cemetery. the family for the property, but told The Christopher and William the DTH in an email that “there Barbee Family Cemetery is one was a lot of confusion” around the part of a 27-acre tract known as the specifics of the agreement. However, Meadowmont estate. The property Luck said the cemetery is located was gifted to UNC in 1988. on UNC’s endowment property and Located only a short walk from the maintained by UNC’s grounds staff. Rizzo Center, a 183-room boutique “Most references to the cemetery hotel owned by the UNC Kenan- indicate that it is on private land Flagler Business School, the exact and that those who wish to visit details of the cemetery’s ownership should contact the Rizzo Center,” and maintenance were unclear to the she said. “I doubt anyone will be University when The Daily able to speak to this as nobody was began investigating the property. familiar with the property until we During the 19th century, the did some digging for records.” land was part of the Barbee family The two most clearly-maintained plantation. Christopher Barbee, the grave markers belong to William cemetery’s namesake, was a wealthy Barbee and his wife, Gaskey. DTH/ANGELICA EDWARDS slave-owner and the University’s The Barbee Family Cemetery pictured on Jan. 24, 2020. Nearly 100 enslaved people are buried in unmarked graves. largest original land donor. His son, SEE CEMETERIES, PAGE 7 Taylor Koenen is writing Alumni lend voices to settlement her own legacy Black Pioneers and other 1967 UNC graduate, said he hopes that having support from over 70 The senior guard is making her new coach Courtney Banghart, alumni plan to submit a brief distinguished alumni will help to a woman who has also only just against the SCV settlement. give weight to the interveners’ case. an impact in her last season met Koenen in the grand scheme of Watt said he is involved in the in Chapel Hill. things, but who has already bonded case both as a UNC graduate and as with the most experienced Tar Heel By Allie Kelly Staff Writer a UNC Black Pioneer. The Pioneers By Brian Keyes on the team, making her team captures the group of Black students Assistant Sports Editor captain and taking her under The same alumni who marched who graduated during the first 20 her wing. on Franklin Street during the Civil years of integration at UNC. What will the legacy of Taylor Banghart continues: Rights Movement — the UNC Black Otto White, class of 1965, Koenen be? “You don’t have to be Pioneers — are now partnering with said he was active in civil rights It’s not something that can be the loudest, you don’t a new generation of current students demonstrations while at UNC. properly captured in a thousand have to be the quietest, in pursuit of the same goal. “So many of the issues I was or so words. Not something that you don’t have to be “We believe we should be able dealing with in the 1960s are still can be broken down into a three- the best, you don’t to have pride in our University just issues that exist in 2020,” he said. minute highlight video showing off as anyone can have pride in their Watt said the Sons of Confederate her step-back jumper and the ball SEE KOENEN, PAGE 6 alma mater,” 1967 graduate Walter Veterans have misrepresented the she sends forth that barely seems Jackson said. history of the statue. He said he sees to rotate into the air before it hits A group of UNC graduates plans no standing for the SCV’s case. nothing but the net. to submit an amicus brief to the He said the court can’t base It’s certainly not the many timely Orange County court system by the approval of this settlement cuts, passes or rebounds she has Wednesday in support of the civil agreement on false statements. made over 115 career games and rights group attempting to reverse If the decision cannot be reversed, 3,739 minutes (and counting) played the Silent Sam settlement. White said, UNC must provide for the women’s The brief— a formal letter equal or greater funding toward basketball team, none of which were advocating for the civil rights group scholarships for students of color. flashy, all of which were vital to her — will be filed in anticipation of the “Oftentimes, issues like this are team’s success. appeal hearing on Feb 12. Judge forgotten and fall under the rug,” What will the legacy of Taylor Allen Baddour ruled in December White said. “But $2.5 million would Koenen be? that the civil rights group’s motion go a long way in dispelling hate.” “Someone you can always rely on,” lacked standing but agreed to hold White said he thinks alumni says her best friend, housemate and an appeal hearing. need to play a role in projecting the teammate Liz Roberts, who knows The signatories, members of the University as an institution for all Koenen better than many ever will. DTH ONLINE: UNC Black Pioneers and a wider group people. The monument itself is not “Someone who doesn’t give up, Check out the full of alumni, aim to express their support the problem, he said, but represents who strives for greatness,” says story of Taylor for the student and faculty partnered larger issues of racism and exclusion. her “buddy” Malu Tshitenge, the Koenen and more with the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil “It’s only a monument,” he said. youngest player in UNC’s starting sports coverage at dailytarheel.com. Rights Under Law. “There should be more actions to lineup and someone who has only Mel Watt, former director of The right history.” just begun to know Koenen. Federal Housing Finance Agency “The power of consistency,” says DTH/MORGAN PIROZZI DTH GRAPHIC/JEFFREY SHUTTER under President Obama and a [email protected]

Things change, rearrange and so do I. J. COLE 2 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 News The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 Chapel Hill Transit considers route changes 126 years of editorial freedom By Taylor Heeden Staff Writer LISTENING SESSIONS MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ Time: 9 a.m. Thursday and Friday CO-EDITOR: MANAGING EDITOR Chapel Hill Transit has started [email protected] Location: UNC Hospitals Conference to hold listening sessions to discuss Room (Thursday) and Seymour [email protected] proposed changes to its services, Center (Friday) EMILY SIEGMUND the goal being to implement them Info: https://www.townofchapelhill. CO-EDITOR: ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR by August. org/town-hall/departments- [email protected] This plan is a result of feedback services/transit [email protected] from Chapel Hill and Carrboro high-frequency transit corridors, PRESTON LENNON residents and UNC faculty and emphasize equity, improve weekend DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE students. The goal of the plan is to service and enhance the convenience [email protected] create a guide for the service CHT of living without a private vehicle. CHARLIE MCGEE will provide over the next five years. Michael Parker, a member of the DIRECTOR OF INVESTIGATIONS Brian Litchfield, director of Chapel Hill Town Council, said this [email protected] Chapel Hill Transit, said CHT is the third round of community reviews its system annually with its input sessions about changes to MAEVE SHEEHEY funding partners the Town of Chapel Chapel Hill’s transportation systems. UNIVERSITY EDITOR Hill, the Town of Carrboro and UNC. “We had many public sessions [email protected] “We make changes to the system where we asked folks what changes ANNA POGARCIC following those reviews based on they would like to see,” Parker said. DTH FILE/MAYA CARTER CITY & STATE EDITOR ridership and changes that happen Parker said the changes made to The A bus stops at the South Road bus stop across from the Carolina Student [email protected] in town,” Litchfield said. the transit system have to be within Union. The stop services multitudes of students and Triangle residents everyday. JESSICA HARDISON Litchfield said they have heard a fixed budget the Town Council sets. ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR requests from the community for He said the number one priority something, that we haven’t made a come up with this plan,” Gu said. [email protected] certain changes in transportation of the changes is to be as efficient mistake or anything.” Parker said the Town is trying RYAN WILCOX services, including more weekend as possible and to serve as many A concern arising from these to provide the best service possible SPORTS EDITOR services and an increased frequency residents as possible. potential changes to the transit for residents. [email protected] of stops in certain areas. According to the Short Range system is how these changes are going “This is about providing the best JEFFREY SHUTTER “In order to look at some of these, Transit Plan, the next steps to affect low-income residents in service possible, maximizing the DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR we need to take an overall look at for implementation are to get Chapel Hill. Hongbin Gu, a member use of our resources and perhaps [email protected] our system and see how things are feedback on these changes from the of the Council, said protecting low- most importantly, doing things in working,” he said. community, get the plan officially income residents’ ability to use public an equitable way,” Parker said. “We ANGELICA EDWARDS & MAYA CARTER The development of the Short approved by the Town Council and transportation is important. need to be serving those folks who CO-PHOTO EDITORS Range Transit Plan began in develop new schedules and materials. “Ensuring our decision-making are transit-dependent.” [email protected] September 2017. The six goals of the “I think we want to make sure we process will protect the most BRANDON STANDLEY plan are to improve transit mode got it right,” Parker said. “We want vulnerable in our town, I think that @HeedenTaylor COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER shift, increase ridership, create to make sure that we haven’t missed is a very important priority when we [email protected] [email protected]

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Donate at StartThePresses.org heelshousing.com Brought to you by DTH Media Corp The Daily Tar Heel Sports Wednesday, January 29, 2020 3 In N.C. State win, UNC sees improvement a 75-65 win at N.C. State on Monday MEN’S BASKETBALL night, the Tar Heels have won consecutive games for the first time NORTH CAROLINA 75 since late December and reached the .500 mark at 10-10. N.C. STATE 65 And North Carolina’s players, mulling around the upbeat visitor’s — including a Bacot layup and a locker room at PNC Arena, said it’s Brooks putback off his teammate’s more than just the results. missed free throw in the final five The team’s five “character- seconds — to take a 39-35 lead. building” losses, as Leaky Black When N.C. State clawed back called them, plus these two wins — to within 53-50, UNC’s two grad against Miami on Saturday, and now transfers, guard Christian Keeling the Wolfpack — have culminated and forward Justin Pierce, combined in a new sense of togetherness. Of for seven quick points. When the refreshment, of confidence. Wolfpack got it to 65-61, Platek and Here’s first-year Armando Bacot, Bacot promptly scored six straight to on the win: “We’re more battle- get the lead back to 10. And when tested than them. They’re a great UNC needed close out the game team, but I just feel like I knew we with free throws, a hobbled Brandon were going to win.” Robinson made four of them. And junior Garrison Brooks, on “It’s the perfect time for everybody his team-high 25 points: “I’m just to be playing good,” Bacot said. having fun.” That theme of starting to peak And junior Andrew Platek, on at the right time — if one can peak some Wolfpack fans he said crossed midway through conference play, a line with pregame comments: “It that is — was evident among players. was awesome to shut them up.” Brooks, for one, said teammates are DTH/MAYA CARTER The 10-point win wasn’t flawless “really picking up the pace of how UNC celebrates after a made basket during the game against N.C. State in PNC Arena on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020. — Williams and co. all volunteered they’re playing.” that. But, in many of the same “I think they’re understanding a By Chapel Fowler fifth in the row and sixth in the ACC defense. Improved intensity. More situations the Tar Heels have little about how intense you have to Senior Writer — was, at its core, just that: a loss. togetherness. He found bright spots. faltered in this season, they found be to play in this league at this level,” But in experimenting with ways to He verbalized them. He grabbed the success against the Wolfpack. Williams said. RALEIGH — At some point, motivate his players, Williams said proverbial roses and extended them Take, for example, N.C. State’s On Monday night, that improve- you’ve got to grab the roses. he made a deliberate effort after that to this 2019 roster. various runs throughout the game. ment looked tangible for a team UNC head coach Roy Williams game, and in the following days, to “We’re trying to give them some Late in the first half, the Wolfpack whose NCAA Tournament chances came to that realization after his Tar glean something, anything, out of confidence,” Williams said. scored six straight to take a 31-30 could sorely use it. Heels fell to Virginia Tech last week in a losing streak the likes of which In performing his best “The lead at the under-four media timeout. excruciating double-overtime fashion. predated his UNC tenure. Bachelor” impersonation, he’s North Carolina’s response? Nine @chapelfowler That loss — at the time, UNC’s A few improvements on inspired just that. After grinding out points in the final 1:30 of the half [email protected] Keeling and Pierce getting more comfortable A crucial run from UNC’s season, the seven straight points more so we can help us win on the that North Carolina’s graduate defensive end and on the offensive graduate transfers led to the transfers scored over just 1:19 of end,” Keeling said. win against N.C. State. game time gave UNC a lead it would They’ve done just that in UNC’s never relinquish. last three games.Pierce scored 15 By Matt Chilson “Coach just said ‘Be aggressive, points against Virginia Tech on Jan. Assistant Sports Editor if you’re gonna shoot the shot, then 22, his highest total since he scored have the balls to make it,’” Keeling 18 against UNCW in November. RALEIGH — UNC’s Christian said. “They were open shots, they Then, the duo scored nine points Keeling and Justin Pierce have were good, quality shots.” each against Miami en route to a admitted they haven’t been at their Pierce wasn’t available for post- blowout victory for UNC. best throughout the season, their game interviews, but junior forward “I think it’s great,” Brooks said. only one in Chapel Hill. Garrison Brooks offered up what “We need those guys to come in But over three quarters of the the Tar Heels were thinking after and play well and I think they’re way through the game against N.C. the run. playing up to their capabilities now. State, the North Carolina basketball “Keep the foot on the gas, keep I think they’re more comfortable and team’s graduate transfers made being aggressive,” Brooks said. “We playing more confident.” a small, but crucial run in the Tar can’t afford to let up right now.” If Keeling and Pierce continue Heels’ 75-65 win. N.C. State would cut the deficit to get more comfortable in a North Keeling hit his first jumper of to as little as four, but the graduate Carolina jersey, the Tar Heels DTH/MAYA CARTER the game with 8:64 remaining. transfers’ run gave them enough might be able to salvage what has Graduate guard Christian Keeling (55) runs the ball down the court during Then, he hit a second on UNC’s next cushion to prevent giving up the seemed at times like a lost season. the game against N.C. State in the PNC Arena on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020. possession. Immediately following lead. It’s just a small portion of what Their presence will need to be felt that, Pierce hit his only shot of the Keeling and Pierce have done for throughout the remainder of the year and Pierce. these last couple of games, and it night, swishing a 3-pointer from UNC of late. if UNC wants to make a run at an “We just came to the conclusion has shown.” the corner. “We struggled for the majority of NCAA Tournament bid. that we just need to have fun While Keeling and Pierce have the season, but we know that these In the meantime, it’s all about and be ourselves,” Keeling said. @matt_chilson struggled for the Tar Heels this last games we need to contribute having the right mindset for Keeling “I think that’s what we’re doing [email protected] Analysis: UNC’s roadmap to NCAA Tournament By Ryan Wilcox stellar play of Garrison Brooks and The biggest question mark, as Sports Editor Brandon Robinson, and if Anthony’s it’s been for much of this season, is return comes sooner rather than health. Robinson injured his ribs After two straight wins, the most later, an exceptional showing to against the Wolfpack (though X-rays optimistic of North Carolina fans finish the season seems possible, for bruised ribs came back negative), have allowed themselves to start though improbable. while the four-to-six week window thinking: what would it take? Currently, the Tar Heels are for Anthony’s return from meniscus During UNC men’s basketball’s ranked 70th in the country in BPI surgery has come and gone. Consider recent five-game skid, it seemed like according to ESPN. Their best win the fatigue factor, too: Brooks, who the team’s only hope at an NCAA came against Oregon, currently No. at times has been the Tar Heels’ only Tournament bid would be a miracle 11 in the country, but losses to the offensive threat, has logged at least 35 run in the ACC Tournament, bolstered likes of Wofford, Georgia Tech and minutes in eight of the last nine games, by the theoretical return of first-year Pitt (twice) serve as stains on the including a monster 48 minutes in a guard Cole Anthony. But impressive team’s resume. double overtime loss to Virginia Tech. wins over Miami and N.C. State have With 11 ACC regular season For an at-large bid to become the Tar Heels back on a winning track, matchups still to play, and the 29th reality, UNC will need that core three and with the team at 10-10 on the most-difficult remaining schedule, per to be not only healthy and fresh, but year with a 3-6 mark in conference, Team Rankings, it’s not only a matter dominant down the stretch. DTH/MAYA CARTER an at-large March Madness bid still of how many games the Tar Heels Who else could step up? First-year First-year center Armando Bacot (5) shoots the ball during the game against wouldn’t be totally out of the question can win, but who they can beat. Two center Armando Bacot has looked N.C. State in PNC Arena on Monday, Jan. 27, 2020. UNC beat N.C. State 75-65. if the turnaround sticks. matchups with Duke still await, as more like his early-season self lately, It won’t be easy. Neither CBS nor do road games against heavyweights while graduate transfers Christian a collective effort; if Robinson cools start to think about about a last- ESPN’s most recent bracketology Florida State and Louisville; one Keeling and Justin Pierce came up big off from deep, or Brooks’ big minutes ditch NCAA Tournament run. analyses have UNC in the 68-team figures UNC will have to win at least in a crucial late stretch against N.C. start to pile up, someone will have to field, nor in the “first four out” two, maybe three of those games to State. In all likelihood, any potential be there to pick up the slack. @ryantwilcox category. But with the recent vault into the bubble conversation. UNC hot stretch will be the result of Then, and only then, can fans [email protected] 4 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 News The Daily Tar Heel UNIVERSITY OF (SILENT SAM) RAMS Mission: (Approved by the UNC Board of Governors, Nov. 2009 and Feb. 2014) Improve the quality of life for people in this society and help solve the biggest problems on the planet.

Tar Heels? Tar Heels is a nickname that originated during the Civil War. It was used to describe Confederate soldiers from North Carolina who fought in armed rebellion against the values and ideals of the United States of America and stood their ground, as if they had tar on their heels. Ram Mascot? , the ram mascot for Carolina athletic teams, was inspired by the nickname given to Jack “the battering ram” Merritt, a star fullback on UNC’s football team in the 1920s.

UNC Walk for Health set to host Voter Registration March

UNC Walk for Health, a health advocacy organization, is launching a voter registration drive aimed at UNC students.

Chapel Hill – UNC Walk for Health will sponsor and organize a voter registration campaign on the campus of the University of North Carolina beginning Feb. 2020 to encourage UNC students to play an active role in the political and economic decisions that affect their lives.

“UNC Walk for Health contends that upon Spring, 2020 commencement and every commencement thereafter, UNC students must be given a degree in one hand, symbolizing knowledge and academic achievement and a voter registration card in the other, symbolizing political power and civic responsibility,” comments William Thorpe, Director of UNC Walk for Health. uncwalkforhealth.com The Daily Tar Heel News Wednesday, January 29, 2020 5 Work art back into your schedule through ArtHeels

time for ourselves.” offers them an emotional and mental Sharma said in addition to break away from their illness. stepping into a leadership role, she In both Communiversity and loves to bring her friends along Pediatric Playroom, ArtHeels’ goal with her to meetings and get them is to provide children with the involved with the organization. She opportunity to engage with art as a also looks forward to potentially form of therapy. While the volunteers stepping into a higher leadership are not licensed psychological position on the organization’s therapists, Satkowiak said that executive board. taking the time to ask how their day Thanks to the efforts of the is going during a craft can be helpful. executive board over the last “It’s a really great experience to see year, Sharma said ArtHeels has how excited kids can be over some expanded its volunteer numbers and of the projects,” said ArtHeels Vice community partnerships. President Lauren Hobgood. “No Volunteers don’t just get to matter how small, it definitely makes provide the benefits of art therapy an impact and we’re able to make the to children in the community, said kids’ days a little bit brighter, as cheesy ArtHeels President Lizzie Satkowiak, as that sounds.” they also get to participate in art Another aspect of ArtHeels that therapy themselves. Sharma, Satkowiak and Hobgood Satkowiak said after she and the all highlighted is its low-stress, low- other members on the executive commitment orientation. board decide the general theme of the “I want volunteers to be involved DTH/ALEXANDER COFFEY crafts, they go to group leaders and when they can be,” Satkowiak said. UNC junior Shalini Sharma, a member of the student-led organization ArtHeels, photographed on Monday, Jan. 27. collaborate to generate craft ideas. “When they come out to these events This semester Sharma and her but they’re stressed about 19 exams By Elise Mahon the kids are and how much of a role “I was analyzing my role on fellow group leaders will be helping they have next week, they can’t really Staff Writer I play in their growth. As a dentist campus and deciding where I wanted children in the Communiversity help facilitate their crafts. I’d much in the future, I want that kind of to spend my time,” she said. “Last after-school programs make climate rather them take that break and One year ago, Shalini Sharma said relationship with my patients.” year is when I found my passion for change themed crafts. then come back when they’re feeling she never would have considered ArtHeels is an organization that painting. So I decided I wanted to “We’ll be doing this big project better and are able to be more open working in pediatric dentistry. Now, allows UNC undergraduates to focus more on art, my artistic side on different biomes and each lesson and relaxed.” after volunteering with ArtHeels, incorporate their love for art into and how that relates to health.” is going to incorporate how we can ArtHeels’ first general body meeting Sharma said she’s discovered the their busy schedules and share Since then, Sharma has taken better protect parts of the ecosystem of the semester is Feb. 6 at 7 p.m. in positive impact she can have on a it with children in the program on a group leader position where in our daily lives, as well as fun facts,” room 1373 of the Genome Science child’s life. Communiversity and hospitalized she organizes and guides volunteers Satkowiak said. Building. Volunteers with all levels of Sharma, a junior at UNC, said children through UNC hospital’s through crafts in both general body The biomes made from individual art experience are welcome to attend she realized she wanted to work Pediatric Inpatient Playroom. meetings and with the children they craft sessions with the children in and get involved. with children after seeing one child’s Sharma said she first discovered work with. Communiversity will be combined “You grow as a person as a excitement when she drew their the ArtHeels at FallFest during “The meetings weren’t what I in a final display at their church as student and can focus on your favorite manga character for them. her first year at UNC. Though she expected,” she said. “We do really a culmination of their artistic and mental health, which is not “That took two seconds for me to signed up for the listserv, it wasn’t fun crafts and I felt like a kid. It’s educational exploration. something you’ll find in a lot of make, but this kid is probably going until spring of her sophomore year really helped me realize that college The children in Pediatric Playroom other clubs,” Sharma said. to hang it up somewhere,” she said. that she went to meetings and began isn’t just about school, there’s other are usually in the hospital for long- “That made me realize how innocent volunteering on a regular basis. aspects to it and that we should take term stays, so Satkowiak said ArtHeels [email protected] A case of the mumps is confirmed on campus By Addison Skigen neuroscience and chemistry, said. “I have as many strict guidelines — Senior Writer got the Alert Carolina like everyone other states or other colleges and else, but I also got a separate email universities — so there will be A case of the mumps, a rare viral that basically said, ‘You’ve been individuals who may not have had disease that spreads person-to- identified as a student who may have the two doses, or just had one, and person by droplets, was confirmed come in contact with this person and they will be more susceptible to on campus last week. the likelihood of contracting this getting this illness,” Chai said. “Folks are usually infectious from disease is super low, but if you feel Chai said the infected student may a few days before to five days after the any of the following symptoms, go to have been exposed to somebody who onset of jaw swelling, and any person the doctor.’” had the disease somewhere else. that is suspected of having mumps Symptoms of concern include fever, “Outbreak situations tend while waiting for a confirmation muscle aches, unusual tiredness, loss to occur more in unvaccinated diagnosis is typically isolated for that of appetite and headaches. populations and then spread,” period of five days,” said Michelle “Symptoms are typically like other Camerana said. “Cases of 300 to Camarena, director of nursing respiratory viruses,” Camarena said. 400 people getting the mumps are and performance improvement at “But the classic sign is swelling of the typically started in communities of Campus Health. parotid gland.” unvaccinated individuals.” DTH/ZAYRHA RODRIGUEZ An Alert Carolina message According to Dr. Thevy Chai, Efficacy of the vaccine is about 88 An Alert Carolina message sent on Wednesday, Jan. 22, 2020, announced reported the dates the student is director of medical services at to 90 percent, Chai said. that a UNC-Chapel Hill student has a confirmed case of the mumps. suspected to have been infectious Campus Health, mumps is a viral “There’s this concept of what was range from Jan. 11 to 18. illness from which most people previously called herd immunity, but to shield and help protect the rest of people to be aware of their Individuals who may have come typically recover. Chai said the now it’s referred to as community the community from a spread or an vaccination status, especially during into contact with the student have University requires two doses of immunity,” Chai said. “So the more outbreak of the illness.” this time of the year. been notified directly. the MMR (measles, mumps and people — like at UNC — the more As such, Camerana and Chai, “I was kind of taken aback at first,” rubella) vaccine. people in a population that have co-chairpersons of the Infection @askigenreports Alapika Jatkar, a junior majoring in “The rest of the world doesn’t been vaccinated, the more it’s going Control Committee, encourage [email protected] Orange County puts 80 dogs up for adoption

By Meredith Radford Saturday at 5 p.m. Those interested DTH ONLINE: Please visit Staff Writer in adopting one of the available dogs www.dailytarheel.com to see more must submit an application between pictures of the dogs up for adoption. Nine of nearly 80 dogs who that Saturday and the following were rescued from neglect last year Thursday at 8 a.m. Anyone over the age of 18 who were put up for adoption at Orange Those applications are entered submits an application will have an County Animal Services on Saturday. into a drawing for each dog, and equal chance in the drawing of being 57 dogs and puppies were rescued the winner of that drawing will be chosen as a potential adopter. in October from the home of two announced later that day. “We wanted to make sure this was people charged with animal cruelty. Fox said OCAS has gotten as fair as it could be,” Fox said. A few of the dogs have since had hundreds of inquiries regarding the The shelter opens for the public litters, bringing the number up to dogs since they were rescued. to visit animals at noon and around 80 dogs and puppies. The available dogs can be viewed closes between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. Tenille Fox, the communications on the listings page of their website. depending on the day of the week. specialist for OCAS, said the Because of the high number of More information about the dogs animals couldn’t immediately be inquiries about these dogs, they are can be found on the OCAS website. put up for adoption because of the not available for one-on-one meetings. “We are excited to find all of these need for veterinarian evaluations to Fox said if those chosen as a guys new homes, and we wish we’d determine their ability to be adopted. potential adopter, OCAS will ask you been able to do it even sooner. But, A special adoption process has to come in to meet with management here we are, we’re doing it,” Fox said. DTH FILE/MAYA CARTER been set up for the rescued dogs. A and discuss the possible health Puppies play in their pen at the Orange County Animal Services building on new group of the rescued dogs will concerns of the animal, as well as if @mereditharadfor Jan. 14, 2020. OCAS recently took in about 60 dogs and created a GoFundMe. become available for adoption every you and the dog are a good fit. [email protected] 6 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 News The Daily Tar Heel Poetry project encourages students to express themselves By Sarah Campbell come to life a little bit,” Whittington this opportunity to tell their stories Staff Writer said. “It’s kind of like introducing the and the stories that they think are audience to the show before they can important in this moment.” Now until Feb. 27, poems written even see it.” The diversity of the poetry by students and faculty will decorate Publicity Director Olivia Herrera submissions is not only seen on campus, from the N.C. Memorial said another theme within the show UNC’s campus, but also in the play, Hospital to the lobby of the Joan H. is finding your own voice and not illustrating the broad nature of Gillings Center for Dramatic Arts. discriminating between what is art poetry itself, said Emily Morgan, UNC students and community and what is not, which she also hoped who plays Apple in the show. members are encouraged to submit to capture through the poetry project. “Every character has a different poems as part of a publicity campaign “At the root of the show there is writing style, and they also have a for the upcoming show at Kenan this idea of finding your voice and different perspective and different Theater Company, “Indeed, friend!” putting that voice into publications experience throughout the play,” The campaign was inspired by the so that it can be shared with others,” Morgan said.” I think in that way of setting of the production: a college Herrera said. bringing it back to us and sharing the literary magazine where the main The campaign is accepting poems of the UNC community, poetry characters work. At this magazine, many different types of poetry in allows us to express our experience in most of the submissions were poems an attempt to not limit the voice of more than just a literal sense.” PHOTO COURTESY OF HANNAH WHITTINGTON written by themselves and other community members, Herrera said. Although many of the characters The poem above was written by UNC student Ellie Baker. Poems written by students, said Hannah Whittington, “People have been submitting in the play are dedicated poets, this other students and faculty will decorate locations across UNC’s campus. one of the publicity directors. poems that range from two campaign also shows that poetry can “The basis of a lot of the show is sentences to a full page, like a full be a fun and easy way to communicate “I think it’s a nice reminder that a be sharing with people,” Klein said. ‘It them reading and critiquing poems word document — and everything feelings or thoughts that may be lot of us do write poems in our free takes a lot of guts to write something.” from students on campus, and so we in terms of themes,” Herrera said. hard to express, said Talya Klein, the time, and that people have a whole thought it would be cool to make that “People have really been taking director of “Indeed, friend!” inner life that they may or may not [email protected] UNC remembers the Holocaust 75 years after Auschwitz’s liberation By Rachel Crumpler history and the Holocaust. or what lessons should be drawn. of millions of Jews was not an encouraging more reflection, study Staff Writer In 2005, the General Assembly Julia Moore, a first-year majoring inevitable outcome, but rather and research on the Holocaust, but of the United Nations designated in biology who attended the event, caused by a “perfect storm” of he said what historians have already About 200 students and Jan. 27 as International Holocaust said remembering the Holocaust historical developments. learned can help shape a broader community members attended the Remembrance Day. This annual day is valuable, but that remembrance He identified five key necessary research and public policy agenda. Carolina Center for Jewish Studies’ of commemoration is intended to should be grounded in facts. historical developments that led to A Q&A followed Engel’s lecture. annual Holocaust Remembrance Day honor the six million Jewish victims Engel emphasized the value the Holocaust: economic scarcity, Caroline Frisch, a first-year event Monday on the 75th anniversary of the Holocaust, along with millions of turning to historians’ work to entitlement to resources, lack of majoring in neuroscience who of the liberation of Auschwitz. of other victims of the Nazi regime prevent future genocides. another place to go, Adolf Hitler’s attended the event, said the content The lecture, entitled “What and promote Holocaust education “It seems to me that although specific worldview and World War I. of the lecture was meaningful. Might We Remember on Holocaust throughout the world. history and memory are sometimes Engel stressed that these conditions “He kind of took a different Remembrance Day? A Historian’s Engel began his lecture by figured as opposing ways of knowing, occurred simultaneously and were perspective than you often see, so I Reflections,” was delivered by David conceding that even after decades the work of historians and other connected in ways that allowed them think having different people’s views Engel, a professor of Holocaust of studying the Holocaust, the UN’s scholars who concern themselves to reinforce one another. on the events and how it manifested studies at New York University. mandate of remembrance on this day with the past can indeed guide the “Hate by itself is hardly sufficient is really important,” Frisch said. Engel is also the author of six books leaves him confused because it is not work of commemoration,” Engel said. to create Auschwitz,” Engel said. and dozens of articles on Jewish stated what should be remembered Engel said the mass murder Engel ended his lecture by [email protected]

being forged by the fire that is playing announced as the new coach at the seamlessly from position to position, group more than themselves. She’s KOENEN in the ACC. She knows there will be end of April. changing roles from moment to someone who has shown she cares FROM PAGE 1 tough days, because she has lived For Koenen, the choice to weather moment, all while doing what she about the group more than herself.” have to be the best athlete, you don’t them herself. She likes being the one the storm was a simple one. If she has always done. Koenen knows it’s her job to have to be the best shooter. All you looked to, the person that someone transferred, she would have been the Run the floor, fill the lane, get the always be there for everyone else have to be is consistent.” can go to to talk about anything. same situation, with a new coach, pass, make the shot. Turn, point to too — for her team and the coach - Koenen has been nothing if not “I like having the feeling of being new teammates, a new system and the passer, run back. es. To be the voice between the consistent. She has appeared in every counted on, feeling accountable,” mission to buy into. two as captain, setting the tone single possible game since she first Koenen said. She was already in the UNC ‘You need people that care for the team but also picking them stepped foot on campus back in 2016 Kenan-Flagler Business School and about the group’ up when they need it. To send that and has averaged 32.5 minutes per Rock in a storm she wasn’t about to give that up. short text when someone had a bad game for her career. Plus, she had been reassured by her There is pizza, a movie — or workout. To give that young player She has taken on a bigger role on It helps to have a rock on the team former AAU coach that Banghart ran maybe a basketball game — on a word of advice about what to do offense every year and has somehow when a storm comes through. It gives the type of program she wanted to TV, and there are Tar Heels. It’s when they’re in a slump. Whatever gotten more efficient each time, you something to hold on to. For be a part of. here where Taylor Koenen’s legacy she’s doing, it’s worked. averaging career highs from the floor North Carolina, that storm was the It is clear now, as it was back will really be made: in her and Captaining the team that turned (44.9 percent) and from three (38.8 sudden departure of Hall of Fame in April, that this player and this Roberts’ apartment, surrounded the program around will always be percent) despite taking more shots in coach Sylvia Hatchell, who resigned coach fit together. Banghart, the by teammates. part of Koenen’s career. So will be each category. last spring amid an investigation into diligent overseer, and Koenen, the They were here in the spring, the fact that she is just one of five Under her watch, and the watch of whether she used racist language consummate performer. Neither is when the team kept itself together players in school history to amass all the players and their new coach, with the team and pressured players one to speak much about their own despite losing its coach, and they 1,000 points, 700 rebounds and the Tar Heels are 14-6, their best to play injured. achievements, both preferring to were here in the summer as everyone 300 assists. record through 20 games since 2014. On April 19, the legendary coach focus on the collective. adjusted to a new coach, new system But what will the legacy of Taylor “It sounds like such a soft word, who the players thought they’d “They talk about what’s best for and new expectations. Koenen be? In her own words: it’s actually, I think, a really powerful all be playing for this season was the team, they both always put the “She really understands that to “When I do graduate and I do one,” Banghart says. “She’s just gone. Soon, three veterans players team first and that comes across be a team, you have to have people come back, I want the whole team remarkably consistent.” transferred out of the program. For every day,” Roberts says. who are willing to be teammates,” to run up excited to see me.” Koenen has much to share with about two weeks, the program was On the court, Koenen’s versatility Banghart said. “... To have a team her teammates, especially the up in the air, until Banghart, hired has kept her on the court more than mentality that’s family oriented, @bg_keyes younger ones who are only just now away from Princeton University, was any other player this year. She moves you need people that care about the [email protected]

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represent Barbee slaves,” the report regarding Silent Sam. Town of Chapel Hill in 1958, and of cost on local communities. CEMETERIES stated. “William Barbee was one of Sturkey said he has not seen by the late 1970s, it had fallen into “It is tricky – but at the end of the FROM PAGE 1 the largest slave owners in the region.” anything about further research or disrepair. On a page of the Town’s day it’s worth it, because these stories Approximately 20 graves for assumed The report made several preservation efforts related to the website noting its preservation need to see the light of day,” she said. family members are marked by field recommendations: clearly marking cemetery being done, and doubts efforts, it credits Chapel Hill resident Timo said there is no comprehensive stones or depressions. its boundaries, maintaining its that most faculty or administrators Margaret Robbins Davis for calling data on how many historic cemeteries A separate marker installed nearby, appearance and listing it with the at UNC know about the cemetery. for a marker honoring the enslaved there are in North Carolina. which indicates that the cemetery State Historic Preservation Office. “That’s how these processes play people to be placed in the cemetery. “With 60 years of different styles of was active during the 18th and 19th Haste confirmed that UNC out. When things are inconvenient, Melissa Timo, historic cemetery record-keeping, it’s not very searchable centuries, states that it contains grounds staff maintains the cemetery you just let a forest consume them specialist for the North Carolina Office right now,” she said. “It’s not going to approximately 120 graves. However, to remove any trash, leaves and tree and move on,” he said. of State Archeology, said that private reflect an accurate number of how the plaque makes no mention of the roots from burial spots. Following the While the Barbee Cemetery is and public cemeteries are equally many historic cemeteries there are in 100 enslaved people buried there. 1996 report, William Barbee’s cracked owned by the University, there are protected under state law. However, the state anyways.” Rizzo Center General Manager grave was glued back together. three other historic cemeteries in the process of enacting provisions in Sturkey, who has vocally criticized Brent Haste said there are plans to While the report indicated the age Chapel Hill: The Barbee-Hargraves the law varies among the two. UNC’s handling of the Silent Sam install a new marker that properly of each enslaved person assumed to Cemetery, Timo works with the North controversy, said he doesn’t believe contextualizes the cemetery while be buried, Haste said they have no and West Chapel Hill Cemetery. Carolina Cemetery Survey, a program discussions of the Barbee cemetery “not offending either side.” Haste actual record of the people. All three cemeteries are that tracks data on cemeteries and come up among administration. said the new plaque is a priority, but UNC history professor William predominantly African-American, serves as a resource to protect from the “But that’s part of a conscious said there is currently no timeline for Sturkey was shocked when he but the Barbee-Hargraves Cemetery, threats such as urban development, process that was decided 20-plus years when the marker will be installed. learned about the cemetery. located near the Greenwood vandalism and neglect. In the law, ago, or even longer, to always take the The 1996 UNC survey mapped a “With all the intense emotional subdivision, is the only one thought to Timo said, neglect is defined as a tact of disappearing difficult histories total of 120 graves in the cemetery reaction over the fall of an abstract contain the graves of enslaved people. cemetery being “left untended or from our broader collective campus and identified an additional two monument to slave-owning soldiers, Barbee-Hargraves was in use from uncared for through carelessness or history,” he said. “I guess you really can dozen potential graves in the you might think people might be up in 1790 to 1915. It is believed to contain intention, and lacking a caretaker.” erase history -- this is history that has southwest portion of the site. arms about actual bodies in the ground the burial sites of 40 to 50 enslaved In the case of historic cemeteries been erased, quite literally.” “Given the relatively large number that have gone unremembered,” he people and their free descendants. that include enslaved people, Timo of graves, some, if not most, probably said in reference to recent controversy The cemetery was given to the said money typically puts the pressure special.projects@dailytarheel.

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All rights reserved. 8 Wednesday, January 29, 2020 Opinion The Daily Tar Heel EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS Old North Established 1893, 126 years of editorial freedom RYAN SMOOT BENNETT STILLERMAN CARTOONISTS: State stories: LIAM BENDEZU MICHAEL BEAUREGARD YOUNG HUER MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ & EMILY SIEGMUND CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF ABHISHEK SHANKAR RAJEE GANESAN JOHN GALAPON DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR ABBAS HASAN PAIGE MASTEN The Battle of PAIGE MASTEN ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR KYENDE KINOTI ROLI AIRA WE’RE HIRING ELISA KADACKAL JENNIFER STANDISH CARTOONISTS! [email protected] Hayes Pond COLUMN Four-week paid leave is not enough Michael Beauregard EDITORIAL is a sophomore he Editorial Board A 12-week paid leave program of private sector jobs provided some individualism that it transcends political science applauds UNC for wouldn’t just help low-income form of paid parental leave, and your own empathy. major. beginning to grant four- mothers stave off postpartum only eight states and the District When we’re afraid of illegal email: beaumd@ T live.unc.edu week paid family leave beginning depression and allow them to bond of Columbia have mandated paid immigrants stealing our jobs, we in January, particularly for being with their infants; it would help the family leave. lock their children in cages. When he 1950s were a time of equitable in providing the benefit local economy, especially for the The U.S. is the only developed we’re afraid of paying higher taxes, heightened racial animus to all staff, non-faculty and part- sake of gender parity. nation in the world that doesn’t we overlook millions of mothers in North Carolina. A time workers. Economists have found paid offer paid maternity leave. In an unable to afford staying home with T movement against segregation and Yet it’s dangerous to become leave programs increase the International Labor Organization their newborns. inequality sprung up across the complacent in congratulations, probability that mothers return to analysis of 185 countries and On the latter, we look to the state, with a reactionary element and the Board encourages the the workforce, working more hours territories, only the U.S. and Papua private sector for providing paid taking offense to what they saw as a University to extend their new paid and earning higher wages. New Guinea do not offer cash family leave. destruction of traditions. leave policy. The University is not alone in its considerations to mothers during Maybe we forget businesses The 1954 Brown v. Board of According to a 2012 study by the need to expand its paid leave policy. maternity leave. are driven by profit rather than Education decision ordering an end Journal of Mental Health Policy The Town of Carrboro provides Britain, in comparison, offers 52 aspirations of economic equity. to school segregation played no small and Economics, having less than a mere 240 hours of paid parental weeks of mostly paid leave. Or, we want to protect the wealthy part in reigniting the seemingly dying eight weeks of paid maternal leave leave. 10 days! If a society can be judged by because we fantasize about embers of the , and it is associated with increases in Carrboro Alderman Sammy how it values children, then North becoming rich, and we want to once again began to terrorize minority depressive symptoms and a reduction Slade told Chapelboro in 2017 the Carolina — and America as a whole protect our future selves. communities throughout the state. in overall health for mothers. policy was to help the town stay — has a horrendous reflection. Maybe we get so lost in letting During this era, a Klan organizer by Women who have at least 12 competitive as an employer. Worse than the Deke mirror at our work and our salary define the name of James W. “Catfish” Cole weeks of paid parental leave It’s just asinine that being 2 a.m. you drunkenly stare in, us that we forget being a mother had become incensed by the federal are also more likely to begin compensated 240 hours after mascara smeared, clothes stained or father is the most important, recognition of Robeson County’s breastfeeding their child and giving birth to a living, breathing in PJ, living it up in the “greatest influential job of all — one that substantial Lumbee population as a continue breastfeeding for 6 human being is better than the country in the world.” lives and dies with us, and one that tribe, as well as reports that interracial months, according to a study majority of employers’ benefits, And maybe America is, especially everyone should be able to afford. dating was occurring in the area. published in the peer-reviewed but it’s true. if you have a real kink for being His men engaged in a harassment journal, Birth. As of 2019, only about 20 percent so unconditionally dedicated to [email protected] campaign, burning crosses on the property of local American Indians (whom he referred to as “half- SPEAK OUT KVETCHING BOARD QUOTE OF THE DAY breeds”) in an effort to scare them WRITING GUIDELINES out of the region. They would also New(ish) semester, same tired, Davis bathrooms. That’s it. That’s organize caravans of Klansmen • Please type. Handwritten letters “I want to be clear that will not be accepted. fed up, procrastinating me. the complaint. that snaked through American we can hold space for Indian communities. • Sign and date. No more than two In early January 1958, Cole went people should sign letters. A full week of classes is NOT it, The toxic masculinity in the SRC survivors while also chief. is so suffocating I think I need an a step further: he called for the • Students: Include your year, major acknowledging that 4 organization of a rally “in the heart of and phone number. inhaler. young girls lost their 41 that mongrelized Indian territory.” The • Faculty/staff: Include your In 2020, we’re going to stop pro- local American Indian population was department and phone number. nouncing FAFSA as “FAS-FA.” China built a whole hospital y.o. father in a tragic not amused, to say the least. They were • Edit: The DTH edits for space, further atomized when Klansmen clarity, accuracy and vulgarity. in 10 days, but UNC takes two accident.” Limit letters to 250 words. Shoutout to the He’s Not cup on years to open a bus stop. drove through the streets of Robeson “The Bachelor” last night. County to announce the rally, and Jenn M. Jackson, Ph.D. propagandize against the Lumbee. SUBMISSION UNC will cry over basketball but @JennMJack Tribe member and decorated • Drop off or mail to our office So when is N.C. State changing reach a settlement with white World War II veteran Simeon at 109 E. Franklin St. Chapel it’s name to UNC-Raleigh? supremacists — like homie FEATURED ONLINE Oxendine and his fellow Lumbee Hill, NC 27514 Email: opinion@ you’re worried about the wrong began to formulate plans on how to dailytarheel.com Professors be having a Ph.D. but court. READER COMMENT fight back against the Klan. don’t know how to open a PDF. On the evening of Jan. 18, 1958, Cole began to address a crowd of around 50 EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, The only thing UNC did to “pro- “It is hard to to 100 Klansmen. However, a militia cartoons and letters do not TRU needs gluten-free bread. tect” its students after multiple argue that of hundreds of Lumbee, Tuscarora, necessarily represent the opinions violent incidents was update the Cohaire and other American Indians of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Brandon Robinson if you read Title IX posters in the bathrooms. isn’t the toilet of — some of whom were active duty troops stationed at Fort Bragg — soon Editorials reflect the opinions of The this I’m free on Thursday night the internet.” and would like to hang out. WHY CAN’T I FIND AN encircled the Klan, using the darkness Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which of night as a cover. comprises 15 board members, the INTERNSHIP? Gordon Trenchard in response to As the rally began, the local sheriff Cosmic is going to deliver now, opinion assistant editor and editor ‘Editorial: Politcal activism or Twitter pleaded with Cole not to hold the rally, and all I can say is thank you. and the editor-in-chief. I hate it here. slacktivism?’ but Cole was adamant. The Klansmen were to rally. An American Indian from Pembroke named Sanford Locklear eventually began to argue with Cole, A voting explainer for UNC students and during the argument, a shotgun blast destroyed the floodlight the EDITORIAL Klan was using. This ignited a charge by the militia, who fired their rifles In the words of Barack Obama, Early Voting Polling place “The Editorial Board and shotguns into the air, scattering “Don’t boo. Vote!” The primary believes that voting is the Klansmen. election is coming up, and voting If you want to avoid long In the past, UNC has been split Police entered the field, arresting in Chapel Hill has historically been imperative, especially Election Day lines, vote early! into multiple precincts, which one Klansman for public drunkenness, a little bit confusing for students. Voting early is easier than it has has caused a lot of confusion on in such a crucial and pushing the rest to leave Robeson That said, we’ve put together been in the past. In particular, if Election Day about where you are election cycle ...” County. The militiamen began to sift this brief guide to help you get to you are a currently unregistered supposed to vote. Luckily, this is no through what the Klansmen had left the polls! You can find links to voter, you will be able to register longer the case. behind, parading through nearby resources in the online version of Absentee ballots to vote when you go to the polls. As of this year, UNC has been Maxton with their spoils and lighting this article. consolidated into one super However, if you’d like to If you’re not going to be at register in advance of the election, them in a bonfire. precinct, and all students will vote Nobody died at what would one n March 3, North home on Election Day, you can the deadline to do so is Feb. 7. at a single location on Election day be referred to the Battle of Hayes Carolina will vote in the still vote! You just need to request Additionally, no photo ID will Day, regardless of where you live Pond. North Carolina’s then-governor primary election for both an absentee ballot in advance of be required to vote early (or on O on campus. Luther Hodges condemned the Klan, the Democratic and Republican Election Day. election day) as a result of a 2019 The new polling place is the and Cole was eventually jailed for nominations for President. To do this, you can fill out an court ruling. Sonja Haynes Stone Center (150 inciting a riot. In the run up to the election, Absentee Ballot Request Form Early voting will occur from Feb. South Rd). In a time where the Klan seemed many electoral policies and from the N.C. Board of Elections 13-29 at any designated early voting No matter what residence hall almost omnipotent and their power regulations have been changed or website and then mail it to your polling place, which are listed on you live in, if you live on campus, unmatchable, the American Indians of are unclear. county board of elections. the Board of Elections website. you will vote at the Stone Center Robeson County swiftly and effectively The Editorial Board believes that You must do this by Feb. 25 Early voting locations in the on Election Day. Student leaders showed them the door. As the Klan’s voting is imperative, especially in to receive an absentee ballot for Town of Chapel Hill include Chapel at UNC have been lobbying for this power began to once again recede in such a crucial election cycle, and the March 3 primary elections. of the Cross, Seymour Center and change for some time now. the following decades, the people of thus we wanted to clear up a few Otherwise, you will not be able University Mall. This only applies to students living Robeson County could proudly say confusing things about the election to receive an absentee ballot, and on UNC’s campus, not for those living that they played a part in taking it this year. in off-campus apartments or houses. you will have to vote in person at your precinct. [email protected] down at the Battle of Hayes Pond.