MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 2019 126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 127, ISSUE 69 Inside Questions surround Silent Sam’s $2.5 million fate the grad After a secretive decision, UNC is giving the monument to the student Sons of Confederate Veterans. By Preston Lennon labor fight Senior Writer Last week, a Board of Governors UNC’s labor union recently committee met via conference call in helped end graduate worker a closed-door meeting. Hours later, a short press release was sent out from fees, but its fight continues. the chancellor’s office that finally By Elizabeth Moore ended Silent Sam’s 15-month limbo. Senior Writer As courts prepared to close for the holidays, a judge signed a judgement UNC can’t operate through in a lawsuit filed against UNC and the administration alone. Students, faculty UNC System by the N.C. Division Sons and staff also work for the University of Confederate Veterans. Although in a variety of ways, and many have the lawsuit contains a comprehensive raised questions about whether or not set of terms that appear to be pre- they are fairly compensated. negotiated, a civil records database In March, one group of workers indicates that the lawsuit was filed on celebrated a victory after years of Nov. 27, the same day it was settled. effort: the rescinding of fees tacked “The timing part is very curious DTH FILE/BEREN SOUTH on to their tuition packages. to me — that they coordinated a Silent Sam blindfolded by a Confederate flag in 2015. The statue was recently given to Sons of Confederate Veterans. Those workers are graduate statement ahead of time,” said T. students, who are often employed by Greg Doucette, a Raleigh attorney. removed in January. There are still specifics that need to be Monument Trust” will seek tax- the University as teaching assistants, Activists toppled the statue in an In May, the System sindefinitely clarified, he said, but the courts closed exempt status and be used “only for research assistants, fellowships and August 2018 protest, and have fought delayed an announcement on the for the holiday until Monday. the preservation and benefit of the trainees. But many are paid less than to keep it off campus. Responsibility statue’s future, leaving the UNC According to the court documents Confederate Monument as provided the Orange County living wage. for the statue’s future has since shifted community without news until this posted on Twitter by WRAL reporter in a Monument Trust Agreement.” One of the forces behind the up a rung from the University to the past Thanksgiving break. Sarah Krueger and signed by Judge “The safety and security concerns recent change in fee policy is the the UNC System, and then hit a climax Doucette said he searched online Allen Baddour, a UNC graduate, expressed by students, faculty, and when former Chancellor Folt resigned for information on the lawsuit after the University and the system will SEE GRADUATE WORKERS, PAGE 6 and had the statue’s lingering base being confused by the lack of details. establish a $2.5 million fund. “The SEE SILENT SAM, PAGE 7 ‘We took their pride’: UNC football knocks o≠ N.C. State The Tar Heels got their first He was the one that had helped First-year quarterback Sam Howell them get to this point — to learn how had been sacked three times, win over the Wolfpack since to have fun playing football again, intercepted once and held to no 2015 in a 41-10 rout. to not lose hope in games, to set an touchdowns. The Wolfpack came example for those that will come out with an energy the Tar Heels By Parth Upadhyaya after them. didn’t seem capable of matching Senior Writer On this night, it was Brown who early on. helped them beat rival N.C. State, The Tar Heels didn’t hang their RALEIGH — At the end of this 41-10, for the first time since 2015 heads, though. They’ve been a one, they danced. Again. and clinch bowl eligibility for the second-half team all year, and it All that could be heard several feet first time since 2016. was much of the same on Saturday, away from the visiting locker room at “I actually forgot to sing the fight especially early after halftime. Carter-Finley Stadium on Saturday song first, because I was so excited “I think we just had a plan that night was Waka Flocka Flame’s about the win,” Brown said of the we were gonna fight to the finish “Grove St. Party.” postgame celebration. “I always get and see if they were gonna fight with And there were the screams of nervous about the dance.” us,” senior defensive back Myles jubilation, of course. In typical fashion for this year’s Dorn said. Inside was Mack Brown, Tar Heels, it wasn’t a forgone And, boy, did they ever fight. surrounded by his North Carolina conclusion right out of the gate. UNC scored four touchdowns football team. The players helped It didn’t matter how much they in the third quarter alone, three their head coach through yet outmatched the injury-depleted of which came after N.C. State DTH/MAYA CARTER another dance routine. Wolfpack on paper. turnovers. After first-year defensive North Carolina State junior linebacker Calvin Hart Jr. (15) attempts to tackle It’s the least they could do for the At the end of the first half, UNC sophomore running back Javonte Williams (25). UNC defeated N.C. State 41-10. 68-year-old Hall of Famer. trailed N.C. State by four points. SEE N.C. STATE, PAGE 7

DTH/MORGAN PIROZZI DTH/MAYA CARTER Players celebrate sophomore defensive back Trey Morrison’s (4) interception UNC’s Storm Duck (29) and Myles Dorn (1) celebrate an incomplete pass to N.C. State wide receiver Emeka Emezie (3). during a game against N.C. State University on Saturday, Nov. 30, 2019. No! Try not! Do or do not, there is no try. YODA 2 Monday, December 2, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 Wilson Library exhibits 400 years of African-American migration history 126 years of editorial freedom By Emma Craig from African Americans, or in our MADDY ARROWOOD Staff Writer voices,” Powell said. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Presenting people in their own [email protected] This year marks the 400th year words provides a much stronger MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ since the first enslaved Africans connection for the visitor because MANAGING EDITOR were brought to North America slavery and segregation happened to [email protected] in 1619. 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Be intentional about M all about me — that I should talk season, and the hot biology predisposes us to crave What we should concern rebuilding relationships with your less about my experiences, however Med Deli guy has been companionship during this time of ourselves with, instead, is how friends and family. We can become W cathartic it may be, and instead write missing all semester long. the year. we care for our single selves and so enthralled by dating apps and about how people can overcome their You know what that means — it’s On the other hand, we want to friends during times when SAD is Cuffing Season and the hunt for a own struggles. crunch time to find a bae for the believe that being single during the on the rise. partner that we forget to invest in And I see where she’s coming from, holidays. In other words, Cuffing holidays isn’t all that bad. Cuffed or single, here are some the people who we already have in I guess. It still feels weird to publish Season is upon us. We hold fast to the belief that ways that you can take care of yourself our corner. my random streams of consciousness There’s nothing more we don’t need another person to during the cold winter months: Ask a friend out to lunch to catch every other week in a newspaper. emotionally exhausting than validate our worth. We want to up. Take your mom on a coffee date. Why is my story more worthy of explaining to your Great Aunt wake up like Lizzo, and look up in 1. Establish a support network Have a cute movie night in with a platform than someone else’s? Do Carol why you’re still single. the mirror like “Damn, she the one.” for yourself that isn’t a significant your siblings. Platonic and familial I really deserve it? Do people even You used to be single because What we rarely talk about in other. This applies to folks who are love can be just as cute during the care? Am I self-centered for writing you were super deep in the closet; the context of Cuffing Season, cuffed, too. We can become isolated holidays as the love that you share about myself so much? but now that that cat’s out of the however, is the very-real onset of from support networks like friends with a significant other. But this was never meant to be an bag, both you and Auntie Carol seasonal affective disorder — aptly and family when we’re single. But advice column — all I ever wanted to are frustrated by your lack of abbreviated to SAD. even if we are in a relationship, we 4. Listen to Ariana Grande’s do was start a conversation. companionship. The depressive symptoms that can rely too heavily on our partners “Christmas & Chill.” Just trust us I’m just as clueless as everyone Meanwhile, your Instagram accompany this disorder are often for emotional support. on this one. else; I can’t pretend to know the feed is filled with cute couples chalked up to be the final exam So, make sure you know who, answers when I’m still searching for ice skating and baking cookies season slump, or getting a little too aside from bae, you can call if you’re 5. If any exes try to slide back them myself. and participating in a whole in your feels about being single. feeling down. in during the frenzy of Cuffing I don’t really have any tips on how host of seasonally-appropriate, When the symptoms of SAD are Season, see items 1-4. to overcome mental illness. Believe monogamous bullshit. conflated with the social pressure 2. Take some time off from social me, I wish I did. At the end of the It’s exhausting, you hate it and to have a significant other during media. It’s cliché, we know, but At the end of the day, whether day, the only truth I know is what I’ve those picture-perfect couples just the holidays, Cuffing Season can inundating yourself with images you buy into Cuffing Season or not, lived through. That’s the story I know make you “want to vom.” But, at the really get you down. of folks in relationships, having a what’s most important is that you I can tell. same time, you can’t help but be a That said, we think that the super fun time on their vacation prioritize your mental health, foster Don’t get me wrong, I’m so little bit jealous. conversation around Cuffing or any number of manufactured relationships that you already have grateful for this platform and the We’ve offered different takes Season should be re-framed a little images can really drain you. Take and focus on your own happiness opportunities it has afforded me. on Cuffing Season over the years, bit. Nobody should be seeking out a some time to step away from that, during the SAD times. I’m thankful for the wounds that but we can’t ever seem to get our significant other just for the sake of and try to enjoy yourself in a way That special someone will come it’s healed. solution to this trend exactly right. doing so, nor should they be getting that isn’t dependent upon whether around eventually. And besides, Most of all, I’m thankful for the When the temperatures down on themselves for standing your followers would like it. being cuffed is expensive AF anyway. support I’ve gotten, not just from those close to me, but from people I’ve never met. QUOTE OF THE DAY KVETCHING BOARD But it can be hard sometimes. I feel a lot of pressure to be this success Seasonal depression and chill, anyone? story — the shining example that “True love ain’t people can point to and say “look! something you can She overcame [insert struggle here] When did everyone forget to cough and is doing GREAT, so you can too!” buy yourself into their elbows? It feels disingenuous sometimes. I’m not like that kid who beat cancer. True love finally I didn’t “beat” depression; honestly, I had a dream that I left for break and I’m not even sure if I’ve tamed it. happens when you didn’t come back for finals I’m still just a work in progress. Sure, I’ve won a few battles, but that by yourself doesn’t mean the war is over. I’m still fighting every single day, and I’m So if you by yourself, Broke my wrist right before finals. braver and stronger because of it. No, that doesn’t mean I’m excused Who I was at the beginning of this then go and buy from my finals. Yes, it does mean semester is not who I am now. I’ve changed, in a good way. yourself that I’ll be bombing them all. But if I’m being honest, this will Another round from probably be the last column I write Raise your hand if you’ve been for a while. I still have a lot to figure out, and that’s OK. the bottle on the personally victimized by a professor My one goal at the beginning of higher shelf” who gave you a study guide this was to make at least one person without an answer key feel less alone. Lizzo, “Soulmate” I hope I’ve done that. COMIC ILLUSTRATION BY ALLI ROWE Thanks for listening. I miss the elementary school days when every classroom had a box of SPEAK OUT tissues in it WRITING GUIDELINES Who asked for this? • Please type. Handwritten letters I’m getting my parents a framed will not be accepted. OP-ED • Sign and date. No more than two copy of my La Rez tab for Christmas people should sign letters. y inviting Corey I imagine the irony of his statement political process. Lewandowski to UNC- was lost by those in attendance. Given Lewandowski’s history of • Students: Include your year, major and phone number. Chapel Hill’s campus, Apparently unable to find enough misinformation and obfuscation, I Is being hungover a University B • Faculty/staff: Include your depart- UNC College Republicans UNC students to fill the room, believe College Republicans’ decision excused absence? ment and phone number. demonstrated their disrespect College Republicans sold tickets to to host this event was motivated • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, for democratic institutions and non-students for $50 each. by showmanship rather than an accuracy and vulgarity. Limit let- disregard of truth and justice. Even with the addition of intention to fulfill our shared duty Made it through Thanksgiving ters to 250 words. When Lewandowski testified outsiders willing to fork over $50 to engage Tar Heels in democracy. without having to go all critical race before the House Judiciary Committee to hear talking points from the Providing a platform for SUBMISSION in September, he publicly admitted ex-manager of a fraud-ridden this inflammatory figure was theory on my relatives. W. • Drop off or mail to our office at to lying to the media about whether campaign that failed to win the antithetical to the University’s 109 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC Trump asked him to get involved with popular vote, attendance was paltry. founding motto of light and liberty. 27514 Email: opinion@dailytar- heel.com the Justice Department or former In the University desk’s video, I hope that College Republicans If anyone’s looking to fulfill an EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons Attorney General Jeff Sessions. the room looked nearly empty after will prioritize substance over APPLES requirement I heard that and letters do not necessarily represent Lewandowski cannot be trusted the protestors’ walkout. spectacle in the future by inviting swiping in a hungry senior gets you to speak the truth. I believe that, as UNC’s student higher-quality speakers. the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or According to The Daily Tar Heel’s organization affiliates of the two three hours its staff. Editorials reflect the opinions reporting on the event, Lewandowski major political parties, UNC Young Alana Edwards, President of of The Daily Tar Heel editorial board, said the key to political conversations Democrats and UNC College UNC Young Democrats If you’re not drunk in class on LDOC which comprises 15 board members, is “taking the rhetoric out and talking Republicans both have an obligation Political science and public the opinion assistant editor and editor about the facts.” to increase understanding of the relations double major you’re soft and the editor-in-chief. 4 Monday, December 2, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Athletes fight disorder risks with UNC’s help Student-athletes’ it,” Jackson said. “That gave me the space to focus on recovery. It gave vulnerability to eating me the space to ultimately develop disorders remains a focus. a healthy relationship with running and return to the sport.” By Evelyn Gandy Endurance sports require optimal Senior Writer weight levels and training to maximize one’s potential, which Jackson said For years, UNC’s sports nutrition causes “a lot of potential issues for both department has worked to help its young men and young women, in that athletes avoid the all-too-common they might take things too far.” issue of eating disorder development. Rachael Flatt, 2010 U.S. ladies When Victoria Jackson began figure skating champion and a member running cross country for UNC of that year’s Winter Olympics team, in 2000, she was struggling with said she witnessed many of her figure depression and anorexia developed skating peers struggle with disordered outside of her love for running. eating and poor body image. Jackson said her coaches worked to “I struggled with that myself, help her reach a healthy place. in large part due to a number of “They still cared about me as a negative comments that I received person rather than the success of about my physique and how I looked the team and wanted to do what was when I was on the ice,” said Flatt, best for me, both athletically and who is now a clinical psychology academically,” Jackson said. Ph.D. student at UNC. Although Jackson’s eating disorder These experiences inspired her to stemmed from issues like anxiety research eating disorders in athletes early in her life, her navigation at UNC. Flatt studies how technology- through recovery was similar to what based tools, such as online screening other student athletes with eating tools and treatment programs, can DTH/MADELINE CRUMPLER disorders experience. increase access to mental health care Women’s soccer team captain Ru Mucherera (3) uses snacks offered in the Fueling Zone for her daily nutritional needs. Jackson’s treatment involved for eating disorders. meeting a nutritionist, psychologist With the help of Cynthia Bulik, aesthetic sports, such as gymnastics “Dieting is the number one risk offers resources that include four and medical doctor. When she was founding director of the UNC Center or figure skating, pose the most risk. factor for the development of eating full-time sports dietitians, team placed on medical release after her of Excellence for Eating Disorders, Common risk factors include an disorders, so we tell athletes we nutrition talks, grocery store tours sophomore year, her coaches said she Flatt hopes to improve the body image emphasis on appearance, body size, don’t diet and exercise, we train and and individual counseling, she said. couldn’t run or practice until being environment of athletics. uniforms and perfectionism, said we fuel,” Manor said. Much of Gomes’ work focuses on cleared by a medical professional. Bulik said her research has found a Rachel Manor, director of Olympic When a first-year athlete comes nutrition for the football team. She During her medical release, Jackson positive correlation between physical sports nutrition at UNC. to UNC, they are screened by the said the team has a dining hall on did not have to give up her athletic activity and anorexia nervosa, However, “eating disorders can sports nutrition department for the second floor of Kenan Stadium, scholarship. Instead, the athletic possibly due to a genetic component. come in any sport, any gender, any disordered eating risk factors, where players are fed a breakfast department paid for her scholarship, Instead of over-exercising to lose size,” Manor said. “Eating disorders Manor said. Should athletes develop snack and a post-practice lunch. and the cross country team was able to weight, many anorexia patients are don’t discriminate.” an eating disorder, the department The NCAA allows universities give her scholarship to someone else. actually genetically pre-disposed to Through nutrition education refers them to a sports dietician, a to provide one meal per day and “That was a huge burden relieved high physical activity, Bulik said. This programs, Manor teaches UNC sports psychologist and a physician. unlimited snacks, but players on from me — that idea that I needed to can often lead a person into sports. athletes about the principles of Kelsee Gomes, UNC’s director of athletic scholarship are also given perform because I felt guilty about Eating disorders in athletes are also intuitive eating, which include sports nutrition, said her department’s dinner, Gomes said. getting a free education and then not influenced by their sport of choice. honoring your hunger and focus is on teaching athletes to make being able to give anything back for Endurance, weight-class or rejecting the diet mentality. their own healthy food choices. It SEE ATHLETE DIETS, PAGE 6

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But But a 28-point explosion in play with anyone in the country, and he made a statement on Saturday. the third quarter, thanks to three I think we showed that tonight in The reason for that flipped switch touchdowns from sophomore running the second half,” Williams said. “I felt might have been a result of a wardrobe back Javonte Williams, blew the game like we took their pride. They started change — Williams changed cleats wide open for UNC and led to a 41-10 getting down and we just capitalized.” minutes before halftime after feeling win, the team’s sixth of the year. After the Wolfpack held like they were too slippery — or it Now the Tar Heels are going bowling. Williams to just seven yards on four could have been Brown’s challenge “I thought the biggest difference carries in the first half, Williams to the O-line, who stepped up and in the second half was turnovers put the team on his back in the allowed Williams to blow the game that led to points. That led the game third quarter. He had his best game wide open in the second half. to get out of hand very quickly,” of the season to change the tide for “I don’t know what Javonte did DTH/MORGAN PIROZZI head coach Mack Brown said. “The the struggling offense. with his cleats, but I’m glad he did it,” N.C. State sophomore Tyler Baker-Williams (13) tackles UNC’s sophomore other stat that’s amazing is 24 out Williams’s 26-yard rush for a lineman Nick Polino said. “Once we running back Javonte Williams (25) in the endzone on Saturday, Nov. 30. of the last 27 years, the team that touchdown just a few minutes into started running the ball effectively, has run the ball for the most yards the third would give UNC the lead for we kind of opened up the game for Javonte Williams says it was a special over the past two years. Now they has won the game (between UNC good. He added an 11-yard touchdown everything else.” feeling to help the Tar Heel veterans get to go to a bowl game. I just and N.C. State).” catch from quarterback Sam Howell, The general consensus amongst the go out the right way. think that’s phenomenal.” That streak continued with the then tacked on a six-yard scoring run UNC team is one of pure joy — not just “I’m just glad for the seniors,” lights-out performance by Williams, just three minutes later to earn UNC’s because of the big win, and not just Williams said. “They work hard, @macyemeyer who helped UNC rush for 180 rushing first bowl appearance since 2016. because of the bowl game appearance. and they haven’t gotten the results [email protected] Frank Porter Graham Bilingüe Elementary selects new principal By Guillermo Molero Karen Galassi- systems and create many more just who said the new principal is liaison between faculty and Spanish- Staff Writer Ferrer opportunities for many members of “a gifted educator and a strong speaking families. is the incoming our community,” she said. administrator” and “simply a great “Many students who I’ve taught and Karen Galassi-Ferrer was principal at Frank Jeff Nash, executive director of fit for (FPG Bilingüe).” kept in contact with walk through the announced as the new principal Porter Graham community relations for CHCCS, said Galassi-Ferrer said she knew early doors of FPG Bilingüe now as parents for Frank Porter Graham Bilingüe Bilingüe Elementary her connection with the community on that teaching was her calling and and entrust me, entrust our staff, with Elementary on Nov. 21. school. and fluency in Spanish were some of has always been very passionate the educational, social and emotional Currently serving as the school’s the major reasons she was chosen. about education. well being of their children,” she said. assistant principal, she is set to take She said as a white person, she “She’s forward-thinking, she’s very Her work began at East Chapel “It kind of feels full circle.” the helm of the school when it reopens had many privileges that others were knowledgeable in structural practices Hill High School, where she taught Galassi-Ferrer will assume her after winter break in January. This perhaps not afforded because of the and she’s got great leadership Spanish and AVID — a program position and welcome students and came after the current principal, Emily racial or cultural group to which qualities,” Nash said. “But above all to provide support for elementary, parents back to FPG Bilingüe as Bivins, announced plans to step down they belonged, and she felt obliged of those things, she’s very good at middle and high school students principal on Jan. 6, following their at the end of the fall 2019 term. to change that narrative. building relationships, and that’s an with the potential to become first- winter break. Galassi-Ferrer is a native of Chapel “I realized that, as I moved important part of a principal’s job.” generation college students. 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over here,” Gomes said. “We’re all the weight-gain process. should keep in their fueling stations. but she said a key resource the sports ATHLETE DIETS about fueling for performance.” “She did everything she could to Ru Mucherera, a fifth year on the nutrition department provides is the FROM PAGE 4 During Tyler Powell’s time as make it manageable for me and to UNC women’s soccer team, said the Fueling Station in the Loudermilk Gomes meets biweekly with the defensive lineman on the UNC figure out the best way to get the sports nutrition department has Center for Excellence, which supplies team’s caterer to go player preferences football team from 2014 to 2018, he calories I needed without pushing played less of a role in her eating a variety of snacks to athletes during and what should be served. Both a spent many meals with Gomes. Powell me too far to the point where I choices. She simply keeps her early-day hours. lean option and heavy option are said he had to be on a 10,000-calorie- refused to eat,” Powell said. nutritionist’s recommendations in “I think having that as an option offered for each meal, she said. a-day diet for over a year in order to Weight-monitoring and daily the back of her mind. actually encourages a lot of us to With that, Gomes collaborates gain weight for his position. encounters with a nutritionist are “I know if I don’t eat, I feel actually go there and eat,” Mucherera with strength staff and coaches to “It made eating work,” Powell said. largely limited to the football team. sluggish — or I just know that I won’t said. “I feel like if it wasn’t there determine weight goals for players “I got to the point where I missed For other UNC athletes, the sports be performing my best — so I try to honestly a lot of people probably based on the needs of their position. being hungry. I wanted to be hungry nutrition department helps with eat what I think will help me perform wouldn’t be eating, skipping meals, She sometimes even helps players so I could enjoy my food again.” pre- and post-game meal planning, the best that day,” Mucherera said. and stuff like that.” make food choices during meals. Powell said having a trusted on-the-road eating recommendations Mucherera sometimes misses “We’re not about plate-shaming dietician helped him the most during and suggestions for what teams meals because of her busy schedule, [email protected]

having that extra money makes items, and a member of the state GRADUATE WORKERS things a lot more comfortable,” said union sometimes comes to share FROM PAGE 1 Eli LoCicero, a fifth-year grad student their input and experience. UNC chapter of UE local 150, the in the economics department. Though UE150 is a labor union, state branch of a national labor union. LoCicero has been with UE150 for the state of North Carolina does not Comprised of both grad workers two years. He conducted a survey in allow collective bargaining. North and campus workers, the union’s 2018 of student pay across various Carolina is one of only three states two groups had needs that were too graduate departments. The survey with such a statutory ban. different to solve together. The UNC collected comments and data about Ana Pardo, policy advocate for chapter split into two separate bodies stipends, hours and loans from 520 the North Carolina Justice Center in October, which some members see respondents, separated by department, Workers’ Rights Project, said while as necessary for future progress. year, pay scheme and degree. other North Carolina workers Similar to undergraduates, grad LoCicero said not much data on have collective bargaining rights, students have to pay mandatory fees the matter had been collected before employees of the state government on top of their tuition. As of the fall this study. One main takeaway: are expressly forbidden from it. 2019 semester, though, many can about 81.6 percent of graduate “For public sector employees, earn exemption from such fees. workers made less than the living obviously they can’t unionize yet To qualify for the fee exemption, wage in Orange County, as defined in the state of North Carolina, but grad students must be a TA, RA, by the Massachusetts Institute of there’s many, many other things that fellow or trainee. They must also Technology living wage calculator. you can do in the workplace besides PHOTO COURTESY OF UE150 receive UNC’s minimum stipend While the removal of these fees unionizing that can help get you Members of UNC’s chapter of UE local 150 stand with striking workers from and tuition support, and be in good is a win for grad students, LoCicero there in terms of having a dignified, other UE chapters in March. Graduate student fees were recently restricted. standing in their graduate program. said there’s still a lot more to be done. fair work place,” Pardo said. “We got the student fees for “Getting that extra $2,000 back Knorek said it’s in UNC’s interest members who fill out a form and pay change their hours. graduate workers rescinded,” said means that I make $15,700 over nine to improve working conditions. dues are considered union members. “There were these core differences Zofia Knorek, a second-year ecology months. I get to keep it all rather “Just because you can’t legally The distinction between graduate that, from an organizational Ph.D. student and UE150 member. than dropping down to $13,700,” he enter into a collective bargaining student workers and campus standpoint, it made sense to give the “We don’t have to pay them any more, said. “But, $15,700 is still not much agreement, the power of unions and workers has been made clearer since campus workers the power to speak and that’s thousands of dollars that are money. It is still just scraping by, for the power that the workers have is last month, when UE150 decided to for themselves,” she said. back in graduate students’ pockets.” everybody, and so that means that that we can withhold labor,” she said. create two sister organizations. Knorek said the two groups will A March 2019 message to the there’s a lot more fighting to do.” “The University works because we The needs of grad student workers have separate meetings and organize directors of UNC’s graduate studies Part of the national UE union, do. We are the TA’s, we write grants and campus workers were too within their own workplaces. from Graduate School Dean Steve UE150 is the North Carolina Public to bring money in, we write papers different to proceed effectively, said “It’s a soft split,” said Miranda Matson explained that the change Service Workers Union. that look good for the University and several UE150 grad student members. Elston, a seventh-year PhD art history was made to address inequities in “We are an organization that fights for our PI’s and labs, and we teach “When we would have our grad student and UE150 member. the way mandatory fees for grad every day to improve the lives of the undergraduates.” meetings, it would frequently be Elston said the union was very students have been paid. public workers across our state. Our While UE150 includes includes almost 100 percent dominated by small when it started, so the two “This change is an important immediate goals are better wages and state and city workers, membership grad workers,” said Knorek. “And groups huddled together for support. step forward in easing the burden working conditions and protection also extends to grad student workers we realized, because the campus Now, they will have separate spaces of those fees that erode the full from unfair treatment. Our long- at UNC. Since UNC is a public workers weren’t being represented for issues facing each of them. value of the stipend provided for term goal is collective bargaining university, the paid grad students are as well as they could be, that it made “I’m sure that there will be teaching and research assignments, rights for public employees,” the technically state employees. sense to have, essentially, two groups challenges in the future as we kind and to increase the competitiveness organization’s website states. This classification extends to who are sister chapters of UE150.” of navigate this split,” Knorek said. of Carolina’s graduate programs to The union holds monthly campus workers as well, such as UNC She cited language differences and “They haven’t been made apparent recruit the best graduate students,” meetings run by an organizer, usually housekeeping and dining workers. scheduling difficulties as reasons for to me yet.” Matson said in the message. lasting around three hours. The But because North Carolina is a right- the split. Campus workers more often “Across every aspect of your job, meetings focus on specific agenda to-work state, LoCicero said, only have families and work shifts that [email protected] How to take care of your mental health over the holidays By A.J. O’Leary studying public relations, is feels comfortable around the dinner Smith said he often relaxes once best friend to grab lunch or bothers Staff Writer co-chairperson of Embody Carolina, table, and that no is shamed for their he’s back in his routine after a long her brother to keep herself occupied an on-campus organization weight or eating habits. trip to see family or friends. when a break from school feels long. Holiday breaks can be a much- that teaches students how to be “Eliminating weight talk, not “There’s just always a lot going on, Breaks from school are necessary, needed rest from a busy semester compassionate allies for individuals moralizing food as good or bad, which is good, and I enjoy it, but at but some students may struggle to schedule, but stressful family with eating disorders. things like that,” Broadwater said. the same time it definitely can drain get the rest they need during them. gatherings, meals and days on end “Around the holidays, there’s a lot Mitchell Smith, a UNC alumnus you and it’s important to go home Scheduling a few fun things while with nothing to do may leave students of focus with families on someone’s who graduated in 2015, currently and have some time to relax a little not spreading yourself too thin more restless than rejuvenated. weight changes, or how much they’re lives and works in Raleigh. Though bit,” Smith said. and being respectful of family and Even if your Thanksgiving holiday eating,” Broadwater said. “We want Smith is no longer a UNC student, Victoria Schandevel is a senior friends, including around the dinner was less than relaxing, it’s not too to shift the conversation to being his schedule tends to include holiday studying political science. Schandevel table, are a few ways to get the most late to make sure the most wonderful thankful for what our bodies can do.” breaks. Smith said he sometimes feels struggles with the opposite problem out of a break. time of the year lives up to its name. Broadwater said family members overstimulated after a trip to visit as Smith during breaks. Ashley Broadwater, a senior should work to ensure everyone friends or family over the holidays. Schandevel said she calls up her [email protected] Obituaries evelyn Hope Daniel Laszlo Kehoe Evelyn Hope Daniel, 86, of William, of Old Town, Maine; George “As long as you are spreading love you are of positive vibrations surrounds his siblings Carrboro, NC, passed away at her Daniel and his wife, Hannah, of doing the right thing”. Morrison Szalontai Cooper, Violet Kehoe, home on Sunday, November 24, 2019. Chapel Hill, North Carolina; Dawn Kamyia Kehoe, Justin Rogers-Cooper and Alyssa A native of Whitefield, Maine she was Carver and her husband, Bulo, of Laszlo Kehoe has and will always embody Rogers-Cooper in addition to his grandparents, the daughter of George Cunningham Graham, North Carolina; seven what it means to be a free spirit. His wisdom Kathleen Monegan and Phyllis Kehoe, his loving and Evelyn Cole Cunningham. grandchildren and four great- finds itself far beyond his years as he preaches cousins, his nieces and nephews, and his aunts Evelyn was well known as Dean grandchildren. She was predeceased the importance of love, peace, and positive and uncles. No matter where Lasz went he made and Professor Emerita with the UNC by a son, Jeffrey Martin Daniel, and energy to all of those he meets. friends and loved them all dearly. He was the School of Information and Library her long-time canine companion, Laszlo was born in Akron, Ohio on most genuine, kind, and caring young man Science at Chapel Hill. Margarita. September 6th, 2005 and passed away November and never failed to show it to those he met. The Evelyn arrived in Chapel Hill in A Celebration of Life was held on 19th, 2019 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. From dude uplifted us everyday with his never failing June of 1985, where she continued Wednesday, November 27, 2019, at the beginning, he has been a special gift whom ability to make us laugh in the most creative her research and teaching. Evelyn the Chapel Hill Public Library. none of us could ever completely understand ways. Today we thank him for everything he has thoroughly enjoyed working with In lieu of flowers donations may - except himself. Everything Laszlo did was taught us in his short time. Thank you Laszlo for her students. She was always a keen be made to the Orange County with such grace as he created music, danced, truly being out of this world in the past, now and supporter of public libraries and Public Library, Orange County laughed, sang, and spoke all the while being always, we appreciate you for teaching us how to served for many years on the Board of SPCA, Orange County Library or NC unapologetically true to himself. accept and love everyone and all unconditionally. Trustees for the Chapel Hill Library. Botanical Gardens. Laszlo now shares his universal energy with We love you and you are forever in our hearts. She also supported and served on Walker’s Funeral Home of Chapel his parents Scott Kehoe, Juliana Szalontai and Stay wild and free, child. See you later, Alligator. several community committees. Hill is assisting the family. www. Allan Cooper. A celebration of life was held on Saturday Survivors include three children: walkersfuneralservice.com His light moves with that of his beloved Aunt November 30th at the Eno River Unitarian Nancy Snyder and her husband, Beth and Grandpa Laszlo Szalontai. His flow Universalist Fellowship. The Daily Tar Heel News Monday, December 2, 2019 7

up the scoring pace, posting total year 2019 and regularly distributes a transfer could be better understood N.C. STATE 35 points in the second half. To SILENT SAM percentage of earnings back to UNC. with additional documents. She also FROM PAGE 1 Gemmel, that made the victory that FROM PAGE 1 Maxine Eichner, a UNC law said there’s another issue at play. Even back Don Chapman snatched much sweeter: the fact that it was staff are genuine, and we believe this professor, said that since many if the Sons of Confederate Veterans a ball away from the fingertips of so decisive in UNC’s favor. consent judgment not only addresses documents related to the lawsuit had a case for procuring the statue’s receiver Thayer Thomas, the Tar “A couple years ago, I wasn’t here those concerns but does what is best haven’t yet been made available, there rights, there’s still the question of why Heel offense came alive. yet, but I remember they ran up the for the University, and the University are still some questions about the they were entitled to $2.5 million. Two plays later, sophomore score on us,” he said. “They were community in full compliance with case’s details. Specifically, the lawsuit’s Frank Baumgartner, UNC running back Javonte Williams ran throwing deep shots and they were North Carolina law,” said UNC Board judgement said that when UNC failed political science professor and the up the middle and dove into the end already up on us.” of Governors member Jim Holmes in to return the monument to campus in co-chairperson of the Campus Safety zone for a touchdown with 10:07 left But as much as it was a lot of the the Nov. 27 statement from the UNC January, the rights to the monument Commission, called the settlement in the third quarter. That gave North same for the Tar Heels on Saturday system communications office. returned to the United Daughters “disgusting” and “disgraceful.” He Carolina the lead. night — the second-half heroics and Documents immediately available of the Confederacy, the group that said he doesn’t see any reason for On the next UNC possession, dancing, in particular — this win say the terms for the monument trust originally gifted the monument. the University to give out funds to Williams scored again, this time was different. will allow for the construction of a But the lawsuit was filed by the the Confederate group. hauling in an 11-yard pass from UNC’s senior class had knocked facility to support the monument — Sons of Confederate Veterans. Sons of Confederate Veterans Howell for six. off its rival for the first time, and along with associated expenses like “Prior to the entry of this Consent Commander Kevin Stone said the And then, after sophomore in the process punched its ticket securing property for the facility, Judgement, UDC executed a valid money would be used to set up a linebacker Jeremiah Gemmel forced to a bowl game for the first time in repairs and security costs. contract assigning any and all rights, facility for Silent Sam where it could and recovered a fumble, Williams three years. Non-state funds are monies title, and interests that it possessed in be viewed by the public, as the “focal went for the hat-trick: a six-yard This one meant more. And they controlled by the University or the Confederate Monument, including point of a secured site.” touchdown with five minutes left in knew it. System not budgeted by government any and all choses of action related UNC student activist De’Ivyion the same quarter. “It’s significant for the younger bodies. UNC gets about half a billion to the Confederate Monument, to Drew criticized the University for “I felt like we took their pride, guys,” Dorn said, “just to know that dollars per year from the state. Plaintiff,” it read in the judgement. what she said was an exclusion of the kinda,” Williams said. “They this is what’s supposed to happen Doucette said examples of non- Eichner said the reversion of Silent student voice in the process. started getting down, and we just moving forward.” state funds include the return on Sam’s rights to the Sons of Confederate capitalized on it.” investment from the Chapel Hill Veterans seems curious, given that Maeve Sheehey contributed reporting. Even with the game well out of @pupadhyaya_ Investment Fund, which increased they were never the original owners, hand, the Tar Heel offense kept [email protected] in value by $212.3 million in fiscal but that the details of the rights [email protected]

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behind in the opening half. “It’s not really anything that we’re contest, neither the Tar Heels nor the paid off late in the contest when Bell A 3-2 win over USC put Bell stood momentarily frozen, saying from the sidelines,” he said. Trojans could gain an edge. That’s drilled the game-sealing header. the Tar Heels in the until the first-year defender heard “What it is, is the game-changers when UNC needed another boost of Though encouragement from teammate Lotte Wubben-Moy. were changing the game.” confidence from Wubben-Moy. her older teammate certainly NCAA semifinals. “There were a few swear words, I’m USC struck first but didn’t keep Before lining up for a free kick helped, Bell said her belief in her not gonna lie. So you might have to its lead for long. In the 39th minute, in the 69th minute, Wubben-Moy team never wavered. That’s the By Parth Upadhyaya bleep those out,” Wubben-Moy said. UNC junior defender Emily Fox locked eyes with Bell. The few mindset that will allow the Tar Senior Writer But the junior defender’s words zipped through a trio of Trojan seconds of eye contact were all that Heels to continue their revenge provided Bell with reassurance in defenders to drill the equalizer into was necessary for the two to be on tour in San Jose, California, against Seconds after UNC gave up its an unfamiliar situation. She and the bottom right corner of the net. the same page. Washington State next Friday in the first goal of the season on Dorrance her teammates needed every bit of it But unlike previous matches, the As the ball was in the air, Bell semifinal. It’s one that Wubben- Field, Maycee Bell could only hear en route to a 3-2 win over USC that Tar Heels couldn’t seize momentum. ran from the top of the penalty Moy definitely shares. one voice. punched the program’s ticket to its The two teams traded goals in box toward the goal, gaining “I wasn’t scared for one minute,” Earlier in the match, a 17th 29th College Cup. the early portion of the second half. just enough separation from her Wubben-Moy said. “I believe in this minute strike from Southern Even after the Tar Heels fell UNC sophomore midfielder Brianna defender to lunge forward and tap team, and if I can voice that on the California sophomore forward behind early, head coach Anson Pinto knocked in a header. Then, in a header well out of reach of the field and get everyone calm, then Penelope Hocking was the first Dorrance didn’t feel compelled to seven minutes later, USC responded Trojan goalkeeper. that’s what I’ll do.” goal of Friday’s NCAA Tournament say anything, much less adjust his when redshirt senior forward Natalie From the moment USC scored the quarterfinal game. For just the third strategy. Instead, he put his trust in Jacobs found the back of the net. match’s opening goal, Wubben-Moy @pupadhyaya_ time this season, the Tar Heels were veterans like Wubben-Moy. In the final 30 minutes of the helped Bell keep her poise. And it [email protected] ‘By far his best game’: Bacot vaults UNC over Oregon By Emily Holler Battle 4 Atlantis tournament.` fast break that put the Tar Heels up defensive success on Friday to Bacot. asking me, ‘Did I get up high on my Staff Writer The six-foot-10 newbie 10 with 5:12 to play, and UNC was “There were a couple times when block?’ and I was like, ‘Yeah man, dominated in just about every able to survive the ensuing Oregon Armando saved me,” Robinson you got way up there.’” PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas — In category that he could. He posted a run to escape with a win. said. “A guy got by me, and drove With both Tar Heel rookies Thursday’s 73-64 loss to Michigan, career-high 23 points — which he After being disappointed in into the basket, Armando came impressing on the defensive end Armando Bacot played the second- achieved by sinking seven of nine Bacot’s game on Thursday, Roy over and blocked the shot. So we against the Ducks, Anthony said least minutes of any game this field goal attempts and going nine Williams said the forward was appreciate him.” Bacot is only going to continue to season: 22. for 10 from the free throw line — to “sensational” on Friday. Cole Anthony, who posted 19 learn and improve. The first-year forward went three go along with 12 rebounds and six “I’ve always thought Armando points on 6-13 from the field, had “He’s just really learned how to for 10 from the field against the blocks. It all came in 31 minutes on had a chance to be a great player,” an impressive block of his own. make an impact on the game and Wolverines and had season lows the court, the most he’s ever played Williams said. “This was by far The first-year guard skied to deny a leave his imprint in the game,” in both offensive and defensive as a Tar Heel. his best game of the year. The rest Michigan player at the rim late in the Anthony said. “Now he’s not just rebounds, excluding the injury- “Yesterday, I felt like I got my butt of them weren’t even in the same first half. rebounding, not just blocking the shortened three-minute outing he whooped,” Bacot said. “I feel like the stratosphere as this one today.” Bacot said the play was “vintage occasional shots. He’s finishing his had against UNCW. main reason why is because I wasn’t Along with Bacot, two other Tar Cole,” and Robinson joked about side, he’s battling, he’s moving his feet. But on Friday, it was the young really listening to what coach was Heels put up double-digit points. Anthony being seemingly unaware “He’s doing everything we need Bacot who led the No. 6 North telling me. Today, coming into the Senior guard Brandon Robinson of just how high he jumped. him to do and more.” Carolina men’s basketball team to a game, I knew I just had to make earned nine of his 13 points from “It was kinda funny,” Robinson 78-74 victory over the No. 11 Oregon everything simple.” beyond the three-point line, and laughed. “Because when we came @emhollz Ducks in the third-place game of the It was Bacot’s simple dunk on the said he credits much of the Tar Heels’ out at halftime, he came over to me [email protected]

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