Serving UNC students and the University community since 1893

Volume 120, Issue 90 dailytarheel.com Thursday, October 11, 2012 new flair at the state fair

dth/brookelyn riley

dth/katie sweeney Top: The Rock Star, which features a rotating arm, is one of the new rides at the N.C. State Fair in Raleigh this year. Top right: Fried Hostess cupcakes are among the new fried desserts offered at 1853 Grille at the fair. Bottom right: Avery Faulkner, 20, tends to his beef cattle at the State Fair Ark. He has been working on his family farm in Goldsboro with his grandfather for eight years. dth/katie sweeney

hope to draw record crowds at this year’s NC STATE FAIR DTH ONLINE: To view more N.C. State Fair hopes to attract event. photos of the North Carolina State Fair, record visitors with new foods, But after an E. coli outbreak linked to a Time: Oct. 11-21, 8 a.m. to midnight daily visit dailytarheel.com. livestock building infected 25 people at the Location: N.C. State Fairgrounds in 2011 fair, changes needed to be made, said rides and safety precautions. Raleigh fair spokesman Brian Long. effective way to prevent illnesses of any By Sarah Brown Since last fall, state public health offi- Info: www.ncstatefair.org kind. Staff Writer cials have been working with the N.C. “We can’t stress the importance of hand Department of Agriculture to prevent Despite the precautions, fairgoers are washing enough,” she said. The animals, the rides and the deep- future outbreaks. still permitted to visit designated petting Henry said there is always a risk of fried food are all beloved state fair staples. “People won’t be as close to the animals zoos. bacteria transmission with animals, but And all potentially harmful. as in the past,” Long said. To encourage better sanitation on site, patrons should be safe with the proper The 145th renewal of the North Carolina To keep attendees at a safer distance, Long said fair staff have also added new precautions. State Fair, dubbed “A Bumper Crop of Fun!” pedestrian walkways were directed away hand washing stations and more visible “We don’t want to discourage people begins today at the N.C. State Fairgrounds from the animals and nearby food vendors signs. from taking the opportunity (to enjoy the in Raleigh. were relocated, he said. Julie Henry, spokeswoman for the animals),” she said. Attendance has topped 1 million for two “We’re trying to eliminate any crossover,” N.C. Department of Health and Human consecutive years, and fair officials say they he said. Services, said hand washing is the most See State fair, Page 11 Low black Friends mourn loss of male retention student Trevor Dolan Trevor Dolan how to get help Dolan is remembered for died Sunday. He his compassion shown was a senior at the In an emergency: Call Counseling University major- and Wellness at 919-966-3658 or causes concern 919-966-2281 after 5p.m. or on through culinary arts. ing in history and weekends. You can also call 911. psychology. He had University faculty are engaged,” said Deborah Stroman, By Katie Quine a passion for the http://campushealth.unc.edu/cws chairwoman of the Carolina Assistant University Editor culinary arts. seeking solutions to a low Black Caucus. Brickhouse founded Carolina Trevor Dolan, a UNC senior on their close group of friends. to pursue culinary arts upon gradua- black male retention rate. M.A.L.E.S. last year to create a majoring in history and psychology, “(Trevor was) able to light up a tion, a longtime passion. network for minority males. died Sunday. room just by walking into it.” A Chapel Hill resident, Dolan had By Sarah Niss Brickhouse said when minor- Friends of Dolan said he died by Lt. Chris Atack of the Carrboro worked as a teacher for a children’s Staff Writer ity male UNC students — who are suicide. He was 21. Police Department said the cause cooking camp offered by C’est si accustomed to doing well — face “There will be moments that we of Dolan’s death is still pending, but Bon. When senior Mycal Brickhouse academic difficulties, they often will never forget,” said Dolan’s friend the department does not believe it Senior Kathleen Stone said Dolan looked around at the crowd of a feel uncomfortable seeking help. and fellow senior Taylor Hartley, was a criminal matter. minority male forum he attended “The data says there is a prob- alluding to the impact Dolan made Friends said Dolan had planned See Dolan, Page 11 in January, he noticed something lem,” Stroman said. “If the resourc- was missing. es are here and not being utilized, Some of the students he had what are we doing to market and known during his first years at make the resources work?” UNC were gone. Brickhouse said minority men “They withdrew for many should encourage one another to BOG examines changes at different reasons,” he said. “But a seek help from resources like office common reason is that they didn’t hours and the writing center. feel at home here, academically or “Having opportunities to con- socially.” nect successful minority males is other state universities The low four-year gradua- an important step,” Clayton said. tion rate of black males at the The Carolina Covenant pro- monthly meeting. employers. University — 49.2 percent, gram, a scholarship program for The UNC system will The board has appointed a com- But that doesn’t mean schools according to a 2010 study — has low-income students, boasts a attempt to focus more on mittee to develop its own five-year have abandoned their liberal arts recently been a focus of adminis- 69.2 percent graduation rate for its strategic plan, which aims to maxi- missions, Conklin said. trators and students. black male members. matching employer needs. mize efficiency and better prepare “The skills and knowledge of That number is jarring in its Shirley Ort, associate provost students for the global workforce. a liberal arts education are what own right. But also surprising is and director of scholarships and By Daniel Wiser The committee plans to have a employers value,” she said. the fact that many black male stu- student aid, said members of State & National Editor report for the board in January. While stressing the importance dents who leave the University do the program have access to their Conklin said public universities of critical thinking and analytical so for non-academic reasons. own advisors and social activi- The UNC system is widely regard- nationwide are adjusting to the “new skills among students, universities Taffye Clayton, vice provost ties, which might contribute to an ed as one of the most prestigious normal” of declining state support in Virginia and Georgia have also for diversity and multicultural active presence on campus. university systems in the nation. due to the recent recession. And the begun linking their degree attain- affairs, said at a Friday meeting “When students get engaged in But as members of the sys- economy likely won’t improve anytime ment goals with workforce needs. of the Faculty Council that many their campus community … they tem’s Board of Governors learned soon, with an uptick in state revenues Similar changes will aid the UNC of the black males who leave the are naturally much more likely to Wednesday, the state’s public univer- not expected until 2014, she said. system in becoming more efficient University are still academically connect with it,” Ort said. “They sities might have some catching up The climate of scarce resources and effective, Conklin said. eligible. want to remain a part of it.” to do as they prepare for the future. and stubbornly high unemploy- “You need to couple (a liberal arts “There’s another thought — A work group was formed in Kristin Conklin, founding part- ment — 53.6 percent of bachelor’s focus) with a steely eye for fiscal (minority males) decide to leave March with the support of a federal ner of the education advocacy firm degree holders younger than 25 reality,” she said. Carolina not even because of an grant to do research. Members HCM Strategists, provided over- were jobless or underemployed in Randy Woodson, chancellor of academic problem. They don’t views of other universities’ strategic 2011 — has prompted many univer- feel comfortable or don’t feel See retention, Page 11 planning initiatives at the board’s sities to focus on the skills craved by See bog, Page 11

If you feel like singing along, don’t. james taylor 2 Thursday, October 11, 2012 News The Daily Tar Heel

The Daily Tar Heel DAILY Pledging less pollution www.dailytarheel.com DOSE Established 1893 119 years of editorial freedom Andy thomason Marriage on the run EDITOR-in-chief [email protected] From staff and wire reports elise young his is a different kind of runaway bride. Managing editor [email protected] Katie Holmes (no, not that Katie Holmes) and Eric sarah glen Johansson held their wedding at the 20-mile mark of the director of enterprise [email protected] Portland Marathon on Monday, commemorating the moment Ariana Rodriguez-Gitler, Tthey met five years ago. allison russell They made the decision a week ago, about four days before the mara- directors of visuals [email protected] thon-turned-ceremony would happen. Holmes wore all white and a base- nicole comparato ball cap with a veil while her hubby-to-be ran in a sensible Dri-Fit tuxedo universITY EDITOR [email protected] shirt. At the 20-mile mark, they paused their run for the wedding, then Chelsey dulaney continued as husband and wife for the next 6.2 miles. CITY EDITOR [email protected] The wedding night was surely exhausting. daniel wiser STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR NOTED. New Zealand is taking its claim to QUOTED. “Clear eyes, full hearts, can’t [email protected] fame to the big bucks. Er, coins. lose.” brandon moree Starting Nov. 1, New Zealand, which —Mitt Romney, Republican presiden- SPORTS Editor serves as the backdrop for the “Lord of tial candidate, echoing the sacred football dth/kevin hu [email protected] the Rings” films and upcoming “Hobbit” drama “Friday Night Lights” on the cam- ark Kleinschmidt, mayor of Chapel mary stevens trilogy, is putting the films’ characters on paign trail. Romney, a fan of the show, has Arts Editor legal tender. Epic journeys are optional, adopted Coach Taylor’s catch phrase for Hill, signs a pledge to use alterna- [email protected] but make spending more fun. the campaign, saying America can’t lose. tive transportation often as part of the allison hussey M diversions editor SmartCommute Challenge. “Our community has [email protected] strong environmental values,” Kleinschmidt said. kevin uhrmacher COMMUNITY CALENDAR design & graphics editor [email protected] today about their experiences. birthday (and make sure to tell POLICE LOG katie sweeney Beyond 9 to 5: Dreading the cu- Time: Noon to 1 p.m. her she’s still looking good). A photo editor [email protected] bicle lifestyle after graduation? Location: FedEx Global Educa- processional will begin at the Come and hear from a panel of tion Center, room 4003 Old Well. Afterwards, make Someone damaged prop- away from a group home, colleen mcenaney sure to join faculty, alumni and multimedia editor professionals working in careers erty at 118 Ashley Forest Road reports state. [email protected] outside the cubicle hosted by Music on the Porch: Fall weath- students in Memorial Hall for a at 12:28 a.m. Tuesday, accord- laurie beth harris University Career Services. er is here just in time to catch a ceremony. ing to Chapel Hill police Someone found prop- copy EDITOR Time: 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. performance on the porch. This Time: 11 a.m. to noon reports. erty at 300 W. Weaver St. [email protected] Location: 239B Hanes Hall week, see Brett Harris, Jphono1 Location: Memorial Hall The person damaged a between 8:30 a.m. and 9:04 daniel pshock and Anna Rose Beck. guitar following a dispute, a.m. Tuesday, according to ONLINE EDITOR Global Projects Showcase: If Time: 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. To make a calendar submission, reports state. Carrboro police reports. [email protected] you’re looking for funding for Location: Love House and email calendar@dailytarheel. Someone found a knife in paula seligson global travel, come get inspired. Hutchins Forum com. Please include the date of Someone reported a a black sleeve on a sidewalk, special projects manager The Center for Global Initiatives the event in the subject line, and [email protected] missing person at 1505 E. reports state. has funded many student travel attach a photo if you wish. Events Franklin St. at 4:36 a.m. Friday will be published in the newspaper projects, so come grab lunch Tuesday, according to Chapel Someone reported an University Day Ceremony: on either the day or the day before TIPS and hear from previous students Hill police reports. animal running at large at Celebrate the University’s 219th they take place. 8116 Reynard Road at 1:24 Contact Managing Editor Elise Young at Someone was assaulted p.m. Tuesday, according to managing.editor@dailytarheel. COrrections with a deadly weapon at 108 Carrboro police reports. com with news tips, comments, Ephesus Church Road at 7:14 Upon arrival, police found corrections or suggestions. Wednesday’s page three story, “Johnny’s to talk limits,” quoted Meghan Truesdell as saying, “We a.m. Tuesday, according to the dog, who appeared to be gave up amplified music outside, and we gave up outside alcohol, which is huge.” She said the store Chapel Hill police reports. lonely, inside the yard, reports Mail and Office: 151 E. Rosemary St. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 gave up onsite alcohol, not outside alcohol. The story also said Truesdell said the store will begin The person was assaulted state. Andy Thomason, Editor-in-Chief, 962-4086 mediation with neighbors at the Dispute Settlement Center to find a compromise. She said they are with a fork, reports state. Advertising & Business, 962-1163 open to mediation, though it is still unclear whether they will pursue it. The article also implied that News, Features, Sports, 962-0245 Someone found property Truesdell described mediation as a moving target. She described neighbors’ concerns, such as onsite One copy per person; Someone reported a at 100 N. Greensboro St. at additional copies may be purchased alcohol, as a moving target. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the errors and any confusion. missing person at Cara 3:59 p.m. Tuesday, according at The Daily Tar Heel for $.25 each. More Group Home at 1400 to Carrboro police reports. Please report suspicious activity at our distribution racks by emailing • The Daily Tar Heel reports any inaccurate information published as soon as the error is discovered. Ephesus Church Road at 6:35 A maroon bicycle with [email protected] • Editorial corrections will be printed on this page. Errors committed on the Opinion Page have corrections a.m. Tuesday, according to green tires and a Taco Bell © 2012 DTH Media Corp. printed on that page. Corrections also are noted in the online versions of our stories. Chapel Hill police reports. bell on the handlebar was All rights reserved • Contact Managing Editor Elise Young at [email protected] with issues about this policy. A handicapped person ran turned in, reports state.

Publication: DTH live onstage at UnC’s Memorial Hall Size: 1/4 V Due: 10/9 TUES Student Tickets Just $10 RunS: 10/11 THURS /////////////////// sun, OCT 14 aT 7:30pm Compagnie Marie Chouinard

//////////////// “Contemporary dance at its best…funny, outrageous, rude, theatrical and gorgeous” – The Vancouver Sun

CoMing Soon...

/// oCT 16 /// nov 12 /// nov 16 PUnCH broTHerS feATUring CHriS THile gilberTo gil – For all brooklyn rider

919-843-3333 | TheriteofSpringat100.org | CarolinaPerformingArts.org The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, October 11, 2012 3 James Taylor advocates for Obama

DTH ONLINE: Visit Team Captain Janet Hoy, who has Taylor spoke to a crowd of dailytarheel.com to see a video worked for the Obama campaign more than 100 Obama of Taylor’s performance. since this spring, said she holds her fellow Orange County volunteers in volunteers in Chapel Hill. the days leading up to it, but volun- high regard. teers were nonetheless enthusiastic. “I have met the most interest- By Allison Hussey An air of eagerness and hope pre- ing group of people — committed, Diversions Editor sided over the evening. smart, energized,” she said. “From “I was pretty excited when I got that perspective, it has just been an As Election Day approaches, the e-mail saying, ‘Hey, you can amazing kind of experience.” presidential candidates aren’t the come on down!’” said Laurie Blum, a Taylor closed his set with “You only ones with swing-state North 29-year-old phone bank captain. Can Close Your Eyes,” and left the Carolina on their minds. The event lasted about half an stage with his fist in the air, encour- On Wednesday, singer-songwriter hour from start to finish, with Taylor aging the volunteers to “fight on.” James Taylor returned to his home performing four songs, including And with 26 days until the election town to thank Chapel Hill volun- “Carolina in My Mind” and folk left, fight is what the volunteers teers for their work on President standard “America the Beautiful.” intend to do. Barack Obama’s re-election cam- Volunteer coordinators spoke Cameron French, press secretary dth/chris conway paign. before and after his performance, for Organizing for America, said the James Taylor performs at the Chapel Hill Organizing for America office on Taylor, perhaps best known local- encouraging volunteers to stay next steps for the campaign will be Wednesday night. Taylor and his wife Kim performed a few songs for volunteers. ly for his 1968 hit “Carolina In My strong in the final days of the cam- encouraging voter turnout. Mind,” dropped by the Chapel Hill paign. “We’ve been building an organiza- ning and make sure we continue to formed a set to open the Democratic Organizing for America office on Taylor’s wife Kim spoke briefly to tion for the last four years here in knock on doors, make phone calls National Convention in Charlotte Franklin Street to thank a crowd of the volunteers between two songs, North Carolina,” he said. — really, get people out to the polls last month. about 100 volunteers for their work praising them for doing “the work of “Now’s the opportunity for us to starting Oct. 18th for the early vote.” on the Obama campaign. angels” and speaking about her own showcase all the great work of the In addition to an earlier stop Contact the desk editor at The event was kept fairly quiet in experience as a campaign volunteer. volunteers that were here this eve- in Wilmington, Taylor also per- [email protected]. Health To hell and back law effects remain a question Local business owners discuss how the Affordable Care Act will affect their establishments. By Daniel Schere Staff Writer

With the presidential election looming, Chapel Hill business owners are questioning the future of the Affordable Care Act. About 50 businesses attended a Friday event hosted by the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce to discuss parts of the act that will go into effect in 2014. The act — which was upheld by the U.S. Supreme Court in June — seeks to expand health care coverage through the creation of a national insurance program. The law has been debated by both presidential candidates and business owners — many of dth/kathryn bennett whom will be required to provide insurance Sophomore Andrew Crabtree, left, and junior Allen Tedder, right, rehearse for LAB! Theatre’s “Eurydice” on Wednesday. coverage to employees starting in 2014. Aaron Nelson, president and CEO of the chamber, said the goal of the meeting was LAB! Theatre transforms ancient myth of Eurydice to keep businesses informed of the ways the federal legislation will impact their careers. By Kirsten Ballard on the relationship between Eurydice and “It’s time to start paying attention,” he said. “Eurydice” Staff Writer her father, who is also in the underworld. Since most businesses in Chapel Hill are Junior Allen Tedder, who plays Orpheus Time: Thursday, Friday and Saturday at small, Nelson said the changes will likely not In “Eurydice,” Orpheus travels through in LAB!’s production, said the role is larger 8 p.m., Sunday at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. and affect them. hell and back for his bride. than he could have imagined. Monday at 5 p.m. Under the law, only companies with more The LAB! Theatre is putting a quirky “I’m just a vessel. This play is bigger Location: Kenan Theatre than 50 full-time employees will be required to spin on the ancient myth, transforming it than me,” Tedder said. “It’s a Greek tragedy provide health insurance, or pay a fee. into a tale of the power of love and memory. — It destroys worlds.” Info: http://bit.ly/W4gXY6 Nelson added that some businesses won’t see Nathaniel Claridad, director for the Orpheus’ counterpart, Eurydice, is insurance costs increase since many part-time show, said he is eagerly awaiting tonight’s played by Sophomore Abigail Coryell, who underworld to a place that is both nostal- employees in Chapel Hill are students and are premiere to see the audience’s reaction to said she was originally terrified of the free- gic and new. required to have insurance. Sarah Ruhl’s “Eurydice.” dom her character allows. Set to a bluegrass soundtrack, the show Margot Carmichael Lester, who owns the “I promise it is unlike anything you’ve “It’s like a loose skin to crawl into and is very quirky, Claridad said. Carrboro public relations firm The Word ever seen before,” he said. “Those who love make your own,” Coryell said. He said he first became interested in Factory, said she is not concerned with the law. it will really love it.” “I didn’t know which way was right.” directing an undergraduate show after last “My business is micro. It’s just my husband The classic Greek myth tells the tale of Coryell said she characterizes Eurydice year’s PlayMakers Repertory Company and me, so the ACA isn’t an issue for us,” she said. young lovers Orpheus and Eurydice. using personal experiences and visualiza- production of “8.” But Top of the Hill owner Scott Maitland — After Eurydice, a nymph, tragically tion exercises. “I saw talent in ‘8,’” he said. “I wanted to who employees 125 people — worries the new dies, Orpheus ventures to the under- “The underworld isn’t like hell,” Coryell unearth it and see what was there.” mandate for large businesses could create a world to retrieve her. Hades tells Orpheus said. “It’s more like ‘Alice in Wonderland.’ Claridad said “Eurydice” was a great business climate where employers are afraid to that he must never look back to make I was painting it with my mind to create choice for an undergraduate play because hire because of the costs of insuring them. sure Eurydice is following, or she will be something.” it has a prominent water theme, which He said he thinks the goals of the law are trapped in the underworld forever. Claridad said he feels that the piece is sticks close to this year’s pan-campus good, but it was poorly written. Ruhl’s play, which premiered in 2003, out of this time — complete with lines like theme of “Water in Our World.” “Anytime you have a law that’s over a page it takes the bare bones of the classic tale and “We’ve known each other for centuries.” “It’s no longer an undergraduate show becomes very difficult,” he said. gives it a modern twist, Claridad said. “You wouldn’t just say that to someone — it’s a show,” he said. Companies that employ less than 25 people “It’s not very commercial,” he said. “It’s a at Wal-Mart,” Cordell said. and provide health insurance are eligible little art-indie show.” Claridad said the elevated language and Contact the desk editor at for a tax credit of 35 percent. The credit will Claridad said this rendition focuses more the elaborate stage attempt to take the [email protected]. increase to 50 percent in 2014. But even a tax credit isn’t enough to persuade some local business owners. Bruce Ballentine, president of the civil engineering firm Ballentine Associates, P.A., said he doesn’t value the credit, which he says will increase other people’s premiums. Douthat stresses capitalism’s benefits “If we get a tax credit, someone has to pay for it,” he said. “Nothing the government does is free.” Ross Douthat, editorial Douthat, a regular conserva- Ross Douthat tism consists of,” Rupp said. And Maitland said there is still much tive columnist for The New York is the youngest “Also, he addressed the impor- uncertainty about the future of the act. writer for The New York Times, brought light upon what editorial writer tance of social underpinnings of Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney he called the moral case of capi- for The New society on the economic policy,” has said if he wins, he will repeal it. Times, spoke at UNC. talism, which he said is often York Times. she said. “We have no idea what’s really going to overlooked. He spoke Alex Thomas, director of com- happen,” Maitland said. munications for the Carolina By Paola Perdomo His argument focused on the to students Staff Writer fact that moral capitalism and Liberty Foundation, said he was Contact the desk editor at practical capitalism directly Wednesday. interested in Douthat’s ideas and [email protected]. While some critics have intertwine. granted, he said. arguments. blamed capitalism as the root “You can’t separate the moral Douthat said he hopes stu- “Being a conservative edito- of class warfare and the one case of capitalism from the dents walked away from his rial writer in a mainly liberal percent, Ross Douthat believes material case of capitalism,” speech with a greater apprecia- publication is very impressive,” capitalism can be a good thing. Douthat said. tion for the benefits of capitalism. he said. inBRIEF In a speech on Wednesday, “It is essential they go togeth- “Capitalist society will only “Students can learn that you Douthat, the youngest editorial er.” succeed if it delivers on its prom- can have different views and still writer for The New York Times, He suggested that steadily ises”, Douthat said. be successful.” CITY briefs dove into the importance of cap- rising income and steadily rising “Americans want to believe Douthat said he hopes that County sheriff’s office investigating italism in the United States. wealth help the country move in the American idea of earned college students are exposed to The speech was second in forward with current issues. success.” the complexities surrounding Tuesday night Hillsborough shooting a series co-hosted and funded Examples of this include Kelsey Rupp, co-editor of the capitalism as they become active The Orange County Sheriff’s Office is investi- entirely by the Carolina Liberty welcoming low skill level immi- Carolina Review and CEO of the citizens. gating a Tuesday evening shooting after a man Foundation and the Carolina grants and not being afraid of Carolina Liberty Foundation, “All of this is important,” he was shot getting out of his car at a Hillsborough Review. them. said that the organization was said. gas station. No arrests have been made. Douthat said he has been “If there isn’t any growth especially interested in bring- “Because these are the ques- The victim was admitted to Duke Hospital traveling to many universities today, there is no Medicare ing Douthat to UNC because he tions history is confronting us and was released shortly after. this fall in light of the upcoming tomorrow,” he said. tackles the different aspects of with right now.” Officials said the victim knew his assailant. election. People also take the benefits conservatism. About 30 people attended the of capitalism — such as liberty “He presented the social and Contact the desk editor at — From staff and wire reports lecture. and economic growth — for economic factors that conserva- [email protected]. 4 Thursday, October 11, 2012 News The Daily Tar Heel Q&A with UNC a capella groups will Jonathan perform at NC State Fair By Tat’yana Berdan state fair feature a cappella groups pella music, made popular by Staff Writer from N.C. State and Duke shows like “Glee” and “The Time: 3 p.m. Universities. Sing-Off.” What do the UNC Clef Location: N.C. State Ashcon Livingston, social Ashby said she hopes the Reckford Hangers, the Loreleis and media manager and member addition will prompt more Fairgrounds in Raleigh fried Girl Scout Cookies have of the Clef Hangers, said this high school and college-aged Jonathan Reckford, CEO eve carson speech in common? Info: http://bit.ly/SMYy0P showcase will be an exciting students to attend the fair. of Habitat for Humanity All three are a part of the opportunity for them to per- “It’s a great platform to International, is visiting his Time: 7 p.m. 2012 N.C. State Fair. ­ form with a cappella groups showcase local talent,” Ashby alma mater UNC today to Location: Sonja Haynes The two a cappella groups “It’s a pretty high profile from other universities — said. deliver a speech about finding Stone Center will perform today in the performance,” she said. something they do not get to The Clef Hangers and passion for a career. inaugural Varsity Vocal “It’s not every day we get do often. Loreleis were chosen for the His speech is part of the Info: http://bit.ly/PoTVuU Showcase at the fair, which to perform for people outside “It’s a cool opportunity to event because of their talent Eve Marie Carson Memorial also opens today. our community.” see different styles of a cap- and prominence within the Speakers Series. Staff Ticket sales will benefit the McIlwain said the perfor- pella,” Livingston said. University community, she Writer Trevor Casey talked JR: Habitat was the kind of groups. mance is a little nerve-racking Each group will perform said. to Reckford to get a sneak thing I had always wanted to Katherine McIlwain, since the fair is also bringing three to four songs of their “We tried to reach out preview of his speech. do. I went to business school president of the Loreleis, said in big-name performers like choice at the event. to schools with the most Daily Tar Heel: What was … and got very interested in members of the all-female Hot Chelle Rae and Scotty Andrea Ashby, spokes- strongly established a cap- your transition to Habitat how organizations grow. I group are excited to perform McCreery. woman for the state fair, said pella groups.” like? thought I could learn more in and represent UNC in front In addition to the Loreleis the idea behind the showcase the business world and apply of such a large and diverse and Clef Hangers, the came from the recent surge Contact the desk editor at Jonathan Reckford: You that, but I really wanted to audience. Varsity Vocal Showcase will in interest surrounding a cap- [email protected]. know, it was a whirlwind… do something in government The founder, who was the service or nonprofit work. only person who had ever I think what really appealed run Habitat, was fired by the to me about Habitat was it sort board, and I was brought in of put all the pieces together. Ukranian ambassador talks to replace him. So there was a It was a way to put my lot of turmoil over that. faith into action, and it had Second, the week before I both the complexity and scale joined officially … Hurricane that I really liked about the international relations at UNC Katrina hit. So instead of a business world, but it had the very gradual, easy start, it meaning and passion I found By Hunter Powell Olexander Relations with Russia, Ukraine and the United started with a huge crisis. in working in the church. Staff Writer Motsyk, the Europe and the US,” Motsyk States will encourage more I had to scrap my former discussed the future of his DTH: What will your lecture Ukrainian research on the country of 100-day plan I’d devised and Ukrainian Ambassador ambassador, country relating to its inter- Ukraine, especially on the immediately jump into the be about? Olexander Motsyk likened spoke at the national relations. economic front. organizational response work. JR: So we’ve titled it the internal tension between Ambassador He focused heavily on Ukraine’s democracy is “Finding Your Passion.” What DTH: What was your time in Western and Eastern Ukraine Forum addressing the country’s ever- not well-established, which it’s really about is helping to that of the tension between changing relationship with its Asia like? Would you consider Wednesday. makes it an interesting that one of the bigger influ- students think about the the political parties of the Russian neighbor. country to study, said Klaus ences for going into Habitat? critical question they need to United States. “We really do wish to have Larres, a Richard M. Krasno answer to discern their call- Motsyk, who spoke by the Richard M. Krasno friendly, neighborly relations Distinguished Professor. JR: It was a huge influ- ing or what their career ought on Wednesday at the Distinguished Professorship, with Russia, and I can say Larres said he met Motsyk ence on my faith that year. to be, and with all the pres- Ambassadors Forum, said with the Center for European we are doing everything pos- in Washington, D.C., and It was also a huge influence sures out there how to pull up parliamentary elections quickly Studies/European Union sible to have good relations,” when he expressed interest in in thinking about life as a and think about those most approaching on Oct. 28, the Center of Excellence and the Motsyk said. having Motsyk speak at UNC, global citizen and having a important issues or problems two regions of the country are Department of History. One-third of Ukraine’s the feeling was mutual. more global perspective of the that grab you in a way that vying to have their ideals repre- The Ambassadors Forum trade is with Russia, and Motsyk said he was very world. makes you want to be a part sented in the government. aims to give UNC students therefore it makes sense to excited to have the opportu- I think both of those, in the of solving them. “This makes Ukraine a insight into international rela- maintain a positive relation- nity to speak to students at end, were huge parts of my I tend to think that in the very politically interesting tions. The next lecture in the ship, Motsyk said. UNC because he is interested deciding to leave the business best world you get to work on country,” said Robert Jenkins, series will be delivered by the A good relationship with in creating a relationship with world and go full-time into a career where you’re getting director of the Center for ambassador of the Republic of Russia makes integration into North Carolina, especially in service work. to work on solving some Slavic, Eurasian and East Georgia on Nov. 14. the European Union easier, the field of higher education. DTH: You said religion and problem that’s meaningful European Studies. More than 70 people which Motsyk stressed as “My role as ambassador is previous experiences helped that really engages you in a Motsyk is the second attended the event. his country’s highest foreign to strengthen existing bridges you make your decision to full way. ambassador to visit the Motsyk volunteered to policy priority. and build new ones,” he said. join Habitat. Were there any University in conjunc- speak at UNC for free. Motsyk said he hopes a other influences? Contact the desk editor at tion with the Ambassadors In Motsyk’s lecture, titled strategic partnership estab- Contact the desk editor at [email protected]. Forum, which is put on “Ukraine in Global Politics: lished in 2005 between [email protected].

Brett Harris Jphono1 Anna Rose Beck Moderated by Alex Maiolo

Thursday, October 11, 2012 5:30 - 7:30 p.m. Love House and Hutchins Forum 410 East Franklin Street Free and Open to the Public WWW.UNCSOUTH.ORG The Daily Tar Heel dailytarheel.com Thursday, October 11, 2012 5

Visit the Dive blog: dailytarheel.com/dive diversions Follow us on Twitter: @DTHDiversions

los straitjackets YR15 eleni liam mandell robyn nn hitchcock jim dave white alvin john doe sloan may ies usa cheyenne marie chatham mize county minus 5 line nick lowe fountains of wayne john wesley the and more! harding sadies

Oct. 11-13 Cat’s Cradle, Carrboro 7 p.m. (door), 8 p.m. (show)

“We figured out that we a record label, a key experi- “They’re willing to Local label celebrates were both drawn to music, ence he would apply later at its 15th year with and we played in bands Yep Roc. help us and give us together in junior high and A year after Hansen started Carrboro blowout. high school,” Dicker said. Redeye, he made the deci- artistic freedom. Following college, they sion to start a label and called They believe in our By Bo McMillan found each other again in on Dicker to be his business Staff Writer Boston, where they resumed partner. Thus, in 1997, Yep vision as a band.” playing music together Roc Records was formed. John Teer, The history of Yep Roc and found jobs at Rounder With Hansen leaning member of Chatham County Line Records is a storyline that Records. At this company, the toward the sales and mar- could have been lifted from initial idea of Yep Roc was keting side of the business, a movie or a book. It’s a tale established. Dicker focused on artist the signing of Nick Lowe, an of two childhood friends who “I think the seeds of our acquisition and promotion, established national artist, labored to do something great experiences there helped and with 10 years of experi- and the release of his album with what they loved: music. pave the way for the vision ence already under their The Convincer. After this, The label from Haw for what we’re doing today,” belts, the business partners many other popular artists River, now celebrating its Dicker said. prepared for takeoff. began to look at Yep Roc in a 15th anniversary, has grown Hansen eventually landed Starting mainly with new light, which legitimized from a local business to an a job with a music distribu- regional acts, the label got the label’s position in the international force on the tion company in Chapel Hill. one of its big breaks with national music scene. music scene. It also has gar- Following that company’s the release of Caitlin Cary’s Artists involved with the nered a roster of impressive consolidation with Borders, While You Weren’t Looking in label are extremely fond of artists ranging from The Hansen was asked to move 2002, an album that boasted their work environment. Old Ceremony to Chatham to Ann Arbor, Mich., but formidable sales and allowed Chatham County Line, County Line to The Mayflies he declined in favor of stay- Yep Roc to launch its brand brought into the company USA to John Doe. However, ing in North Carolina. He globally. by producer and artist Chris these chronicles are merely then started a distribution “That was a big milestone Stamey, is one such act. the denouement of a heart- company called Redeye for us,” Dicker said. “We “I like the fact that they’re warming tale. The true gem Distribution, the sister com- took this solo artist and built very artist friendly, and of the story lies in the com- pany of Yep Roc, and the ini- her up big, put her on tour they’ve been easy to deal pany’s history. tial foundations for the label nationally and internation- with,” said John ­Teer of CCL. Glenn Dicker and Tor were set. ally. We had taken a regional “They come out to a ton of Hansen grew up together just Meanwhile, Dicker artist to a national and inter- our shows and show a great outside of Philadelphia. They remained in Boston, breaking national stage, which was a deal of support for us. They’re had known each other prior off from Rounder Records huge step for us.” willing to help us and give us to elementary school, and as to start his own company, A year earlier, the com- artistic freedom. They believe they aged, they bonded over a Upstart Records. This gave pany had already set off on common love of music. him his first taste of heading the path to recognition with See roc and roll, Page 7

TODAY IN DIVE MUSIC. Garage pop rockers Jenny Besetzt blend fluid pop tendencies with accessible lyrics, inducing nostalgia for all who listen. Page 6. MOVIES. Frankenweenie, the latest from Tim Burton, follows a young scientist who resurrects his dog, finding surprises along the way. Page 8. FEATURE. Durham hip-hop duo The Koolest, which opens for Smoke DZA on Sunday, uses charisma to make it in the local music scene. Page 7. Q&A. Dive Assistant Editor Elizabeth Byrum interviews Mike Hadreas of Perfume Genius about gaining confidence as a musician. Page 8. 6 Thursday, October 11, 2012 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel MUSICSHORTS the style would help prevent doesn’t sound at all like one. its haunting lyrics. It is a instrumentation that includes narrative, Youth presents a the feeling that all of Matt & It’s a collage of spiraling remi- fun new side to Muse that piano, banjo, drums and sev- collection of first-person tales Kim’s songs are beginning to niscence and windows-down remains distinct to the band’s eral more musicians to boot. from characters in similarly sound the same. melodies that’s perfect to get sound as the bridge sounds These songs intend to strike austere walks of life. Like most Matt & Kim lost in. similar to that of “Hysteria,” deep and resonate fully. Frontman John Darnielle’s songs, every track on this one of the band’s earlier On the album, Taylor’s cast — heart-broken, drug album could easily be fea- — Thea Ryan songs. voice sounds weathered and addicted and schizophrenic, tured on a movie soundtrack Though it did not seem distant at times, but not the in turn — is as gritty and or in a commercial. If you’re Muse possible, Muse keeps getting least bit unrelatable or insin- downtrodden as ever. looking for cheery tracks to The 2nd Law more creative with its instru- cere. The album’s version But these people are sing along with, this album is ments and treating audi- of “Westering,” an already looking up while bottomed perfect, but don’t be surprised ences to new masterpieces. overwhelming composition out. And while the album is Matt & Kim if you don’t find anything Alt-rock Listeners will already be anx- from the previous release, is grounded in dark scenery, it Lightning new. ious to hear the band’s next transformed ever so slightly, has its fair share of anthemic Muse has officially left this release. and these alterations only cuts, including the excellent — Meghan DeMaria galaxy in its sixth album The work in its favor. Hiss Golden “Amy aka Spent Gladiator 1.” Alternative 2nd Law, which is stocked — Amanda Hayes Messenger is reaching far- “I hide down in my corner Jenny Besetzt full of out-of-this-world ther into sound exploration, because I like my corner,” he For fans of the alterna- Only bass-heavy guitar tones and Hiss Golden Messenger achieving more depth and sings. “I am happy where the tive duo Matt & Kim, the vocalist Matthew Bellamy’s Lord I Love the Rain breadth than ever with these vermin play.” band’s fourth album does not invigorating falsettos. compositions. Darnielle manages to pull disappoint. Lightning is as Pop/rock The stunning aspect of “You Never Know,” with some form of tempered opti- dynamic as the title suggests, this record lies in the band’s Folk its echoing vocals and sharp mism from each story. with upbeat tunes that hear- The debut release by effortless transitions from electronic elements, picks up Musically, the addition of a ken back to classic Matt & Greensboro’s Jenny Besetzt orchestral and choral build- Fall always blows in speed, compared to the first horn section (led by Matthew Kim singles. teems with fluidity, energy ups to heavy metallic guitar abruptly, with too many chill- half of the album. While its E. White of Fight the Big The first track, “Let’s Go,” and nostalgia. Only is one and bass drum emphases. ing, rainy days that make it placement towards the end of Bull) gives new emotional has all the fun for which Matt long, euphoric ode to a lost Much of this LP could be a hard to get out of bed. But the album might leave listen- range to the trio’s time-tested & Kim’s greatest singles, such love — or, perhaps, a love that perfect backdrop to a sus- on his latest release Lord I ers with some unspent energy, guitars and vocals, sounding as “Daylight,” are known. can’t get lost. penseful Broadway play or Love the Rain, Hiss Golden it’s wonderfully telling of the exuberant on “Cry for Judas” The second track, “Now,” The group’s cyclical and the soundtrack of a movie Messenger finds a way to direction the band might and embracing on “White echoes the loud, drum-heavy atmospheric sound is com- about a futuristic dystopia on encapsulate these bristled undertake in future chapters. Cedar.” anthems of the band’s 2009 parable to the likes of Broken the edge of revolution. The experiences, but adds a twist, Like the season, Hiss Piano melodies and bass record Grand, complete with Social Scene or My Bloody lyrical themes of surviving ultimately showing listeners Golden Messenger remains grooves build and break a catchy chorus that will have Valentine, with echoing guitar and rising up seen in many how to be still, engulfed by mysterious but comfortable wrenchingly on “Lakeside you shouting along every time and dynamic rhythm. songs certainly support a the surrounding and embrace once you adjust to its strong- View Apartments Suite,” you listen. Meanwhile, vocals usu- revolutionary tale. all things, even that biting willed temperaments and while strumming acoustic The later tracks possess ally aren’t quite discernible Although many of the autumn rain. tendencies. guitars and a driving drum Matt & Kim’s signature beyond the occasional yearn- band’s songs do seem to be Hiss Golden Messenger — For listeners, the take kit propel upbeat songs like wordplay, though some of ing “Do you remember (insert about some sort of revolution, aka M.C. Taylor — albums away is quite basic. Slow “Harlem Roulette.” the zingers feel a bit forced tender memory here)” or “I this defining characteristic maintain a feel that is dually things down and remember Though 14 albums deep, and fall flat. “Like a picture/I was a fool,” and so on. works for Muse. magnificent; Lord I Love to love, whether it be the the Mountain Goats sound was overexposed,” from Jenny Besetzt specializes The first track “Supremacy” the Rain is not exception. Lord, the rain or simply the arresting as always — and “Overexposed” is less memo- in the kind of nostalgia that is a perfect introduction to As is customary on past human experience. they’ve got plenty of stories rable than the lyrical equivo- hurts, and Only shows this the prevalent all-or-nothing albums, traditional folk once left to tell. cations present in many of expertise from start to fin- mood of the album. After an again meshes with a taste — Elizabeth Byrum the tracks on Sidewalks, the ish. With track names like introduction that sounds like Southern mysticism that’s — Jay Prevatt band’s previous record, and “Hours We Could Have Spent the next James Bond theme, provoking, particularly on The Mountain Goats one can’t help but wonder Fucking With The TV On” the pace dies down to march- several standout songs like Transcendental Youth how many successful albums and “They Were Full of Brave ing band drums and string “Karen’s Blues” and the the band can release after this Illusions About Each Other,” instruments accompanying instrumental “Born on a STARS one. this comes as no surprise. Bellamy’s melancholic voice. Crescent Moon.” Rock The song’s final track, It’s easy to listen to Only Out of nowhere, Bellamy The limited LP is an Poor “Ten Dollars I Found,” is throws in his identifying high- expansion of a previous EP, The 14th installment in the several times over without Fair the album’s only slow track noticing. Granted, many of its pitch vocals and completely and this time around the Mountain Goats’ intimidating and has few lyrics. While tracks sound very similar. But changes the feel of the song songs subscribe to richer, discography, Transcendental good the track is lovely, it would for being the kind of sound- as the booming guitar again fuller formats. Since start- Youth is another exercise in have been nice if there were track-to-a-daydream album enters the fray. ing as a one-man show, Hiss poignant storytelling that Excellent at least one other ballad to that it is, that’s not a problem On the other hand, the Golden Messenger has fully should fit well among the balance out all of the fun of — it’s appropriate. track “Panic Station” is a fun fleshed out its sound, lending band’s best. Classic the other songs. Breaking up For being a debut, Only disco-pop tune that contrasts itself to diverse multi-layered Instead of an overarching

WWeirdeird WWednesdaysednesdays aatt

SAVE NEARLY $1 Shooters $2 Bud Lights $3 Well Drinks 50% $5 Bombs BY BEING HERE! (only 1 spot left) NO COVER! “Top 50 College Bars in the Country” ~College Hangouts Call your DTH account exec today at 919-962-1163 x2

412543.CRTR 120 E. FRANKLIN STREET • CHAPEL HILL

a C o f f e e CHAPEL HILL'S o l i n e S hh a a r h oo Monster C C pp e e Halloween Party Country Night with No Cover 21+ w/ UNC 4 FLAT Quarter beers @ ID / DJ Dance Party Saturday October 27th COME WATCH SCREEN T.V.s! Deep End $2 Bud Lights THE GAMES! East End $5 Martinis $2 Bud Lights Deep End Win $500 for $3 Shots $1 Drafts/ $5 Pitchers R ESTAURANT & B A R

Best Costume WELCOME TO THE TRADITION $3 NC Drafts No Cover 21+ w/ The original home of the $3 LIT! $3 House Wine by the UNC ID (Live Music w/ Glass Skinny Bag of Sugar) TUESDAY THURSDAY $3 PBR 24oz $3 Wells • $3 LITS $2 Wells • $2 Drafts $4 Special-teas Ladies Night/ Thirsty $4 Vodka bombs Thursday (No cover $5 Martinis FRIDAY TUESDAY Deep End $2 Domestic Bottles $2 Domestic Drafts for Ladies) $1 Drafts/ $5 Pitchers $3 Martinis $3 LITS $3 Manager’s Choice shooters $3 Champagne $4 Absolut drinks • $4 Special-teas STIR LGBT Dance Thurs Wed Tues Wed Thurs $2 Bud Lights Party Tues., Thurs., Fri., Sat. 9 AM -2 AM Sun Sat Fri $3 Cosmos W ed. 9 AM -10 PM • S unday 9 AM -2 PM $3 Blue Moon Pints 919-942-6875 138 E. F RANKLIN S TREET www.thecarolinacoffeeshop.com 201 East Franklin St, Chapel Hill, NC 27514 206 West Franklin St Chapel Hill, NC 919-932-7753 www.kildarespub.com 919.929.0024 [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel Diversions Thursday, October 11, 2012 7

full of its artists at the Cat’s roc and roll Cradle from tonight through from page 1 Saturday. Attendees can Hip-hop duo looks to in our vision as a band.” expect surprise collaborations Artist John Doe also spoke and new live presentations highly of the label when from the performers. explaining his decision to join In examining the current Yep Roc. state of the label and the move beyond basic ‘kool’ “I started hearing about future directions it will take, them in 2004, and I liked the Dicker said, “I feel like we’re By Mballa Mendouga hop hymns, while Dan The kind of people that were on in a very good position; that their label,” Doe said. “I saw we have an incredible roster Staff Writer Don converts his fun-loving personality into hard-hitting, that they loved music and of artists that don’t seem Gaining prominence on bass-accessorizing rhymes. that they had a good business to be slowing down, and I the hip-hop scene is difficult Their urban sound evokes sense, which is kind of rare.” feel like were getting more no matter the city. Yet the two the grit and attitude that are It’s not a broad general- opportunities every day to members of The Koolest, a standard for good rap music. ization to assume that most work with new and develop- youthful rap and R&B duo, “We know how to make record companies eschew ing artists. are making recognizable everything,” Dinero P said. allowing artists their creative “I guess where I see this all headway and parting the sea “We can be introspective and freedom, but Dicker has a going is hopefully continu- of obstacles that lay before still make music for people to candid reasoning when it ing to move forward. I don’t them in Durham — a city enjoy and dance to. You have comes to his philosophy. see any dramatic changes or laden with up-and-coming to have a balance.” “Frankly, I don’t find that anything radical happening. rappers recording from mom- The first single, “Well Ok,” we’re qualified to judge any- Really, I think it’s all about ma’s basement. which is off their newest mix- one’s music or make recom- supporting what the artists’ Together, Dinero P and tape Liquor & Noodles, show- mendations on what they vision is of their art — that’s Dan The Don are The Koolest cases that balance. It’s also should do,” he said. “We love what we want to do and I — an appropriately chosen one of the band’s favorites. these artists and fully believe think we’ve maintained that name describing their mel- “It’s the song that repre- in what they do and the music level all along. It seems like ody-rich hip-hop and R&B, sents our story,” Dan The Don they’re creating.” it’s going in the right direc- and also an accurate account said. “People are always tell- At its 15th anniversary, the tion.” of their character. They’re ing us we won’t be successful company is still blooming. It’s cool in the “most-popular- — even my own dad. Well, hosting an upcoming three Contact the desk editor at guy-in-school” kind of way. OK, look where we are now. day-long anniversary show [email protected]. Remember? He was the It’s not a lot, but it’s way fur- life of the party, smooth, good ther than we were a year ago.” looking and somehow good at Back then, he said, the duo everything he did. He was the was at a standstill. “A MUST-SEE FILM!” coolest. They’re him. “We had no projects, no Courtesy of the koolest –Sean Hannity, FOX NEWS James Gray, a club pro- shows, and no fans,” he said. Dan the Don, left, and Dinero P, right, comprise the Durham duo moter for Wonderland But Dan The Don stuck to The Koolest, which is performing Sunday at the Local 506. Promotions contracted by the words he’d received from AYN RAND’S EPIC NOVEL OF Casbah in Durham, attests to famous North Carolina artist, energetic. That’s what attract- wanted it to be. I told Danny A WORLD ON THE BRINK the duo’s charisma. 9th Wonder: hard work and ed me to The Koolest.” after our first tape, ‘This next “I think they’re going to prayer pay off. In addition to singing and one is going to be great.’” be the next big thing in the A lot of hard work and sev- rapping, Dinero P single- The obstacles the group next few years, with a little eral prayers later, things have handedly produced 12 of the faces have now changed in more polishing,” Gray said. taken a turn for the better for 16 tracks on the tape, includ- caliber. No longer having to He’s booked them for several The Koolest. ing “My Jam.” worry about creating a dis- events since the day a friend “The best feeling in the “I had fun doing it, though. tinct sound that audiences approached him raving about world is when someone When I make things, I picture enjoy — or being able to book the group. you’ve never met a single day them in my head first. Like a shows — the group is focus- EVERYTHING HAS A BREAKING POINT Having performed in in your life says, ‘Yo, that CD movie,” he said. ing on maximizing its audi- renowned venues and show- was hot,’” Dan the Don said. Dan The Don shares the ence and shopping its tape cases, namely the recent Def Dinero P jokingly com- sentiment. around for a deal. Jam Recordings showcase in pleted the thought saying, “I “Although I don’t like sto- The Koolest is set to open Chapel Hill, The Koolest is turn around saying, ‘Are they rytelling because I don’t like up for big-name rap artist WWW.ATLASSHRUGGEDMOVIE.COM poking huge holes through really talking about me?’” He to go the Slick Rick route, I Smoke DZA at Local 506 on the tough boundaries to suc- chuckled. “(There’s) a sense of like creating a picture — a Sunday. STARTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 ONLY IN THEATERS CHECK LOCAL LISTINGS FOR THEATERS AND SHOWTIMES cess in the music industry. accomplishment there.” visual.” Not too shabby for a group The Koolest’s sound can The group’s style is attract- Dinero P said that’s the that has yet to be taken under best be described as freshly ing new fans, such as Alondra technique he applied to management. Not too shabby tuneful and laced with Parra, who recently saw them Liquor & Noodles, at all. 3.4” X 3.5" Sales Associates THURS 10/11 bounce — not exactly the typ- perform for the first time. “I painted a picture, and CHAPEL HILL - UNC DAILY TAR Program HEEL ical description of a hip-hop “They came on stage, and I’m still amazed that the pic- Contact the desk editor at DUE MON 2PM record. Yet, it’s just that. they were really hype and ture came out exactly how I [email protected]. Dinero P manages to trans- form his spoken raspy voice into funky and rhythmic hip- Artist: (circle one:) AE: (circle one:) ART APPROVED Aurelio Heather Staci Freelance 2 Angela Maria Josh Join us on Tuesday, October 16 th at 5:30pm in 239A/B AE APPROVED DIVESTAFF Emmett Jay Steve Hanes HallPhilip for an InformationTim Session McCoolto learn about CLIENT APPROVED Allison Hussey, editor exciting career opportunities at Cisco. Elizabeth Byrum, assistant Confirmation #: Deadline: editor

[email protected] Seeking Top University Graduates for ‘ Rocco Giamatteo, Meghan Accelerated Career Opportunities in DeMaria, Chris Powers, Sales and Technical Consulting Thompson Wall, Bo McMillan, whichburge r® Jay Prevatt, Thea Ryan, Lam, • 12-Month Award-Winning Development Program Chau, Mballa Mendouga, Tess Boyle, Alexandria Agbaje, that tasty burger! $5 Thursdays • Best Sales Organization in the Industry Amanda Hayes, Jeremy Wile, • Highly-Competitive Salary and Excellent Benefits Lizzie Goodell, staff writers 5pm-9pm • Earn Top Industry Certifications Kevin Uhrmacher, Design & sandwhich • franklin street • next to m C donald’s Graphics editor Learn more and apply: www.cisco.com/go/universitycsap Cover Design: Tara Jeffries sandwhichnc.com 412696.CRTR 412594

DUKE PERFORMANCES In Durham, at Duke, a City Revealed.

this friday!!!

INCANDESCENT SUNDAY, OCT 21 TUESDAY, OCT 30 PIANO VIRTUOSO AFGHAN WHIGS NOUVELLE VAGUE RAFAL BLECHACZ, PIANO 919-967-9053 BACH, BEETHOVEN, 300 E. Main Street • Carrboro CHOPIN, SZYMANOWSKI FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 OCTOBER NOVEMBER REYNOLDS THEATER 11 TH Yep Roc 15 Line-up: Nick Lowe, Robyn Hitchcock, Los 1 TH ELECTRIC SIX**($12/$14) w/Little Hurricane 8 PM Straitjackets, Dave Alvin, Jutebox the Ghost, Chuck Prophet, 3 SA MIPSO**($10) w/ Plume Giant, Overmountain Men Eleni Mandell, w/ host John Wesley Harding ($40) 6 TU BARSTOOL BLACKOUT TOUR** 12 FR Yep Roc 15 Line-up: Fountains of Wayne, Liam Finn, 7 WE JD MCPHERSON**($12/$15) w/ Sean Rowe Josh Rouse, Sloan, Mayflies USA, Cheyenne Marie Mize, 9 FR MACKLEMORE AND RYAN LEWIS ‘THE HEIST’ World Tour this friday & saturday!!! w/ host John Wesley Harding ($40) w/ Dee-1**($18/$20) 13 SA Yep Roc 15 Line-up: John Doe, Tiff Merritt, Chatham 10 SA DIRTY GUV’NAHS w/ Dark Water Rising**($12/$14) SEARING County Line, Jim White, The Sadies, The Minus 5, w/ host John Wesley Harding ($40) 11 SU POS w/ Bad Rabbits** ($12/$15) JAZZ TRUMPET WEDNESDAY, OCT 31 14 SU THE HOLD STEADY w/ Natural Child and Spider Bags** 14 WE ALL TIME LOW w/ The Summer Set**($21/$24) SATURDAY, DEC 15 15 TH JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE and TIFT MERRITT**($20) NOAH GUNDERSEN AMBROSE ($18/$20) THE CASBAH OF MONTREAL 15 MO JENS LEKMAN w/ Taken By Trees**($18/$20) 16 FR HANDLE WITH CARE (a Benefit for SECU Family House AKINMUSIRE 16 TU THE TEMPER TRAP w/ The Neighbourhood**($20/$22) feat. music of George Harrison ) 19 FR Father John Misty w/ La Sera and Jeffertitti’s Nile** 17 SA INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS**($15) w/Jon Stickley Trio ($12/$14) 18 SU DavidBazan Band plays Pedro The Lion’s Control**($13/ QUINTET $15) FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12 & 20 SA LANGHORNE SLIM & THE LAW**($13/$15) w/ The Last SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13 Bison and Wylie Hunter & The Cazadores 19 MO YEASAYER w/ Daedelus**($22/$25) *Rescheduled from CASBAH DURHAM 9/ 9.* 9 PM 21 SU AFGHAN WHIGS**($35) w/ Wussy 23 TU STATE RADIO w/ Zap & The Naturals**($16) 24 SA Post Turkey Day Jam Jon Shain & friends ($10) 24 WE LAGWAGON (Fat Wreck Chords Tour) w/ Dead To Me, 25 SU OM w/ Daniel HIggs**($12/$14) Flatliners, Useless ID**($18/$20) 30 FR STEEP CANYON RANGERS**($15) w/ John Howie Jr. & 25 TH THE SEA AND CAKE w/ Matthew Friedberger (of The The Rosewood Bluff GROUNDBREAKING Fiery Furnaces)**($15) DECEMBER NEO-SOUL 26 FR SHARON VAN ETTEN**($15/$17) w/Damien Jurado 1 SA PENTATONIX**($20) w/ Alexander Cardinale 27 SA OLD 97s “Too Far To Care” Tour w/ Salim Nourallah and 15 SA OF MONTREAL w/ Foxygen**($17) MESHELL Rhett Miller Acoustic**($20/$22) 28 SU STEPHEN KELLOGG & THE SIXERS w/ Miggs**($18/$20) JANUARY NDEGEOCELLO 29 MO AESOP ROCK w/ ROB SONIC AND DJ BIG WIZ**($20) 19 SA CARBON LEAF**($15/$17) A DEDICATION 30 TU NOUVELLE VAGUE**($18/$20) 24 TH MARGARET CHO**($25) THURSDAY, NOV 15 TO NINA SIMONE JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE AND TIFF MERRITT FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 WE ARE ALSO PRESENTING... REYNOLDS THEATER 8 PM SHOWS @ Kings (Raleigh) SHOWS @ Motorco (Durham) SHOWS @ Lincoln Theatre SHOW @ Nightlight (Chapel Hill) Oct 16 TILLY AND THE WALL**($12/$14) w/ NICKI DAB Oct 27 AC NEWMAN **($15) w/ The Mynabirds Oct 28 DIVINE FITS w/ Cold Cave**($16/$18) Nov 12 Young Prisms (7 PM show) Oct 18 PASSION PIT after Party! Nov 14 PINBACK w/ Solos**($15/$17) Nov 1 Bonnaroo365 Tour presented by Samsonite WHITE DENIM, Maps & Dec 2 O’BROTHER / HRVRD**($10/$12) Atlases and Tiny Victories**($10) SHOW @ Carolina Theatre (Durham) Dec 6 JESSICA LEA MAYFIELD & DAVID MAYFIELD The Sibling Rivalry SHOWS @ Haw River Ballroom (Saxapahaw) Nov 2 FUTURE ISLANDS w/ Talk Normal and Airstrip**($14/$16) Nov 16 Delta Rae w/ Peter Bradley Adams student discount available thru sa 11/10 Ben Gibbard w/ Advance Base sold out! venue box office (in person sales only) Tour**($12) su 11/25 The Surfjohn Stevens Christmas Sing-A-Long Seasonal SHOW @ The Artscenter (Carrboro) SHOW @ Fletcher Theatre (Raleigh) SHOWS @ Local 506 (Chapel Hill) Affective Disorder Yuletide Disaster Pageant On Ice With Oct 13 Perfume Genius w/ Dusted Plus dozens more shows Special Guest: Sheila Saputo **($20; on sale FR 10/12) 2/27/13 An Evening withbruce cockburn tix: ticketmaster or venue box at dukeperformances.org Oct 19 MILO GREENE w/ Lucius**($10/$12) SHOWS @ Disco Rodeo (Raleigh) office Oct 21 GENERATIONALS w/ Maus Haus and Brett Harris**($10) SHOWS @ Casbah (Durham) tix: disco rodeo, cat’s cradle and http://etix.com/ Nov 7 ANAMANAGUCHI and FANG ISLAND**($10) Oct 31 Noah Gundersen& David Ramirez Oct 18 Passion Pit w/ Youngblood Hawke, Wild Belle Oct 10 RACHAEL YAMAGATA**($12) Nov 7 Trixie Whitley Nov 29 F un. ($29/$31) FOR UNC-CH STUDENTS. Dec 15 LOCAL H w/ Scott Lucas**($10/$12) Nov 17 Kaki King w/ LADY LAMB THE BEEKEEPER 10% off EVERY SHOW. ALL SEASON. Serving CAROLINA BREWERY Beers on Tap! GET TICKETS: **Advance ticket sales at SchoolKids Records (Raleigh), CD Alley (CH). Buy tickets on-line www.etix .com | For phone orders CALL 919-967-9053 WWW.DUKEPERFORMANCES.ORG | 919-684-4444 www.catscradle.com The BEST live music ~ 18 & over admitted 8 Thursday, October 11, 2012 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel MOVIESHORTS The Perks of Being a as he successfully brings his Wallflower deceased dog Sparky back Q&A with to life. He tries to keep the revival under wraps, but his Return to your high school peers soon discover his secret days of first kisses, awkward and duplicate his experiment. Mike Hadreas dances, football games, fights Only their efforts result in oversized mutant pets intent With broken, beautiful in the cafeteria and lots and lots of teenage angst. As on destroying the town. lyrics and mournful instru- Sounds stupid, right? mentation, Perfume Genius’ awful as that sounds, doing so through “The Perks of Being But the fact is, Burton has a Mike Hadreas’ crafts personal knack for honoring B-movie songs that are universally a Wallflower” is both heart- warming and heartbreaking. amateurism in a very pro- relatable. After struggling fessional way (see: “Mars with substance abuse and The film is written and directed by Stephen Chbosky, Attacks!”). His latest work subsequently taking time to can rollick into unexpected recover, Hadreas emerged the author of the bestsell- ing novel on which the film and unjustified plot direc- from darkness with music tions, but you always feel in that helped him process his is based, ensuring that fans of the storyline won’t be let good hands. past realities. To wit, Victor’s secret only Diversions assistant editor down by a butchered screen adaptation of the chronicle of gets out when a hunchbacked Elizabeth Byrum talked to teen named Edgar (Atticus him about gaining confidence a year in the life of a troubled high school freshman. Shaffer) happens to stumble for live performances, reveal- upon Sparky near a dumpster. ing personal secrets and how Beginning his first year of high school with the suicide Yet Edgar’s overtly Igor-like to maintain earnestness in persona warrants an intro- songwriting. of his best friend fresh on his conscience, Charlie (Logan duction just as contrived. Diversions: What experi- Lerman) feels alone in a More so than in his ences drove you to start mak- crowd of his classmates. recent big-budget films, ing music? He feels invisible until Burton toes the fine line of PG-appropriateness. And for Mike Hadreas: Well, I’m an he’s taken under the wings the first time in a while, his alcoholic and to get sober, it of two cool outcasts: Patrick visuals seem inspired — pale was hard and it took a lot of (Ezra Miller), the witty and puppets with hollow eyes work. After I went to rehab highly lovable gay senior and inhabit peachy suburban I lived with my mom and his stepsister, Sam (Emma landscapes, all on black- after a couple of months of Watson), who doubles as courtesy of perfume genius and-white film, for old time’s being healthy, I don’t know, Charlie’s first real crush. Perfume Genius’ Mike Hadreas has struggled with a myriad of challenges and has turned to music sake. just a bunch of feelings that With his new friends, as a therapeutic outlet. He performs Saturday night in Carrboro at The ArtsCenter with Dusted. And so, as silly as it some- I had put of feeling and a Charlie goes to his first high times gets, “Frankenweenie” bunch of experiences I had school party, experiments never ceases to charm as put off remembering or even with drugs and girls, and and fears have happened to have him nearby to listen to something straight from acknowledging — a whole PERFUME GENIUS rides around in Patrick’s me, and you know, you can it differently. But I kind of Burton’s black heart. bunch of things kind of flood- deal with them. I feel a lot just have to write now when Time: 8:30 p.m. Saturday, pick-up truck, where he ed me at once. learns what it’s like to “feel more tough getting healthy everyone’s at work or write doors at 7:30 p.m. — Rocco Giamatteo I had found a way to kind than whatever kind of crap really quietly when every- infinite.” Location: The ArtsCenter, of quiet my brain, and when I went through when I was one’s asleep. “Perks” avoids being just 300-G E. Main St., Carrboro my brain wasn’t quiet any- fucked up. another coming-of-age flick Dive: What are some of Taken 2 more I didn’t really know Info: artscenterlive.org by including bizarre scenes What kind of form your other considerations what to do. For some reason, Dive: including reenactments of has the songwriting process during the writing process, “The Rocky Horror Picture I was compelled to write Learning, and maybe your taken? Is it mostly done indi- either before or during? Is Show” and tackling deep “Taken 2” is an example of music. That was a way to put second album, Put Your Back vidually? there anything else you are psychological issues as well a decent movie that thrives it all together, be a little more N 2 It, you were writing for thinking about? as common teenage troubles. as a sequel. It does not fail patient and step back from MH: Well, it’s getting a little yourself instead of a broader It’s smart without being too to smoothly continue in the being overwhelmed. It made different now that I have a MH: I just always want audience? it less overwhelming. boyfriend and I live in an things to be very earnest and smart for its own good. And, original storyline dictated by apartment building and I can I want them to get across MH: On the first one, for most of all, it’s incredibly the first film. Dive: How has becoming sure. On the second one, it’s reminiscent and relatable. The film takes place shortly a musician changed you, plan on actually having a life; whatever message I have in I’m not alone all the time. the simplest way possible. still very personal, but I made If you can get over after its predecessor, “Taken.” and what has the experience sure that it was written in the fact that Lerman is a It follows the story of Bryan taught you? Well, with my first album, Sometimes when I am writ- I kind of found that … I ing, it’s hard to tell if I’m try- a way that it helped people little too naturally cool and Mills (Liam Neeson) and the MH: Just that I’m a lot more still write alone, but Alan’s ing to hard. relate to it. I think sometimes attractive to play such a capture of his family. capable of being a normal (Wyffels, boyfriend and col- I try to make sure whatever it helps to be really specific, so social outcast, and you can After rescuing his kid- adult than I thought I was. laborator) always there for I’m writing is not just for me. that people can kind of relax get past Watson’s some- napped daughter in “Taken,” That was always kind of my me to run things by after- Especially now that it’s more enough to put themselves in times Canadian-sounding Mills became an overprotec- fear, that I thought there wards and what he has to of a career and I know lots your shoes. American accent, “Perks” will tive father to the point of was something about it that say, even though he isn’t of people are going to hear it After I wrote the first leave you in love with Charlie inserting a GPS in her phone. doesn’t work in the world. really writing with me, but and things like that. I don’t album, I got a lot of letters and his best friends and rem- Mill’s relationship with his And that’s not true. what he has to say changes want to make music that is from people and I talked to a iniscent over your own high family is in an unsteady state. And also a lot of anxieties the way I look at it. Just to just for myself. lot of people after shows and school memories with your The movie takes place I wanted to make things that group of pals. in Istanbul, where Mills is Dive: Would you con- would be somewhat helpful You will probably find required to go for his unex- sider that on your first album, to them. yourself looking back and plained job. His daughter and relating to Charlie’s words, estranged wife join him in “Maybe it’s sad that these are hopes of reconciliation. now memories. And maybe Yet, Istanbul reveals that it’s not sad.” Mills’ actions from “Taken” B olinwood C ondominiums did not come without con- — Tess Boyle sequence. A vengeful father, Murad Krasniqi (Rade Serbedzija), seeks justice on Frankenweenie Mills after discovering that Mills murdered his son. Mills is kidnapped along Tim Burton probably spent with his wife, and a chase for his childhood days doodling his daughter breaks out for Gothic images in schoolbooks the majority of the film. and watching old horror mov- Neeson does a wonderful ies. For Burton, films which job as a pissed-off father deter- most celebrate suburban mis- mined to free himself and once fits (“Edward Scissorhands”) again rescue his family. Neeson and horror legends (“Ed is the essence of “Taken 2.” Wood”) feel like his most “Taken 2” is an OK film 2BR: 923 square feet: $685, 3BR: 1212 square feet: $800 personal ones. They’re also that is worth going to for pure his best. enjoyment. The action scenes It’s no surprise, then, that make the movie what it is, but Private balconies, on site pool, basketball “Frankenweenie” — centered there is no other type of sub- on a lonely teenage filmmaker stantial value to the film. The court, laundry facility, N-line bus stop named Victor Frankenstein series should not progress any 500 Umstead Drive, Chapel Hill, NC 27516 (Charlie Tahan) — marks further. the most memorable Burton It should probably be seen 919-942-7806 | www.bolinwoodcondos.com by fans of the original film, but 412632.CRTR release in years. Childishly irreverent to expectations not necessarily by new view- as it is obsessed with horror ers. Fans do learn one essential classics, the film plays like thing in watching the movie: a ‘70s teenager’s directorial Never mess with Liam Neeson. effort caught in a time warp. The film follows Victor — Jeremy Wile The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, October 11, 2012 9 Local brewer wins Bolt impresses in state fair contest Fall World Series By Brandon Chase For the first time, the win- Staff Writer ning brews from the inaugu- “I think it would be great to enjoy the fair ral North Carolina Brewers’ with a beer in your hand.” Skye Bolt had a tough deci- Cup will be on display at sion to make last summer the N.C. State Fair. The beers Chris Creech, coming out of Holy Innocents’ will be on display in the Chapel Hill resident Episcopal School in Atlanta — Education Building. go pro or go to college. Chapel Hill resident Chris check out the blog and what beer. Fortunately for the North Creech took top honors in the it is about and see how easy From there it’s a lot of Carolina baseball team, he homebrew category, winning it is to make your own beer learning and practicing and chose the latter, and he said Best in Show for his Irish dry at home. just refining what you’re his choice came down to one stout. Staff writer Cheney doing to see what’s working word — family. DTH: How did you get into Gardner caught up with and what isn’t; what flavors “I had the opportunity to homebrewing? Creech to talk about home- you like and what flavors you go,” Bolt said, “But the family brewing, festival foods and CC: When I was a junior at don’t. Drinking a lot of beer is here with coach Fox, I didn’t why you still can’t try the beer. Carolina, me and some of my the secret. find it anywhere else. I couldn’t buddies were sitting around So tell me Beer can have so many fla- ask for a better group of guys. Daily Tar Heel: the house talking about our about the Irish Dry Stout. vors, aromas and tastes that That’s what drew me here.” bucket list of things we want- people don’t know. Not only did Bolt have an Chris Creech: It’s a per- ed to do before we die, and opportunity to go, but he had DTH: What do you think sonal favorite, but I had never one of my roommates said he a chance to go fairly high in about the no alcohol policy? entered it any competitions wanted to brew his own beer. the Major League Baseball until this one. And I stopped and said CC: I think North Carolina first-year player draft. Ranked It stands out to me because “We could do that.” And he is still a Bible Belt state, and as the No. 39 high school it’s a complex beer, not over- said, “I know it’s on my list, we still have a long way to go prospect by Baseball America bearing or too strong or any so I’ll do it sometime.” And in terms of alcohol regulations. for the 2012 draft, Bolt particular flavor that’s really I said “No, we could do that But I do understand it turned down a lot of money dth/kevin hu big. Instead it’s a lot of differ- now.” And so we did. from the fair’s perspective to enroll at North Carolina. Freshman outfielder Skye Bolt has been impressing his coaches ent flavors that really blend We all chipped in about because they don’t want to Now that he’s here, and teammates in fall practices. Bolt hails from Woodstock, Ga. together well. $20 and we went to the have to regulate it. If you have members of that baseball DTH: How does it feel to store and picked up the basic alcohol, you’re going to need family who persuaded the “I saw the pitch, recognized Benton Moss didn’t hesitate. win “best in show?” starter kit of the stuff you more security and people six-foot-two, sweet-swinging it, and happened to get my “I think you’re looking at need and made our first batch there to ID. outfielder to come from his hands through the zone,” Bolt him right there,” Moss said, CC: I may not win every of beer. However, I think it would hometown of Woodstock, Ga., recalled. “Put the barrel on it motioning toward Bolt. “He’s year, but I’ll always be the be great to enjoy the fair with DTH: What’s it take to be a to Chapel Hill couldn’t be and got some good backspin been able to put the bat on first to win best in show for a beer in your hand. It would successful homebrewer? happier about what he brings on it, so it was a good feeling.” the ball really well, square homebrew beer at the North go great with one of the giant to the team. Bolt’s most valuable asset, balls up — no other freshmen Carolina State Fair. CC: Anyone can brew beer. turkey legs. “I think he’s a threat at the other than his memorable have been able to do it.” I run a blog for home- It’s a really simple process plate in a lot of ways: He can name, is his speed. If Bolt continues to brewers, so hopefully this and you will hopefully end Contact the desk editor at bunt, he can run, and he cer- “Stealing bases is no prob- impress his teammates and competition will get people to up with a drinkable, good [email protected]. tainly has shown some power lem,” Bolt said humbly. coaches, there is little doubt for us,” assistant coach Scott His speed was on display he will be a factor for the Tar Jackson said. throughout Tuesday’s game, Heels when the games start to Bolt’s budding power was swiftly tracking down fly balls matter. But for now, he is just unleashed Tuesday afternoon in center field and fearlessly taking it all in. On the wire: national and world news in the second game of UNC’s running the base-paths — “Playing here has been a inter-squad Fall World Series. even to a fault — as he was dream, its been a blessing, its Read today’s news cheat sheet: dailytarheel.com/blog/in-the-know Bolt turned on a 1-2 deliv- gunned out trying to stretch been surreal,” Bolt said. “I’m ery from fellow freshman a single into a highlight-reel just really looking forward to Taliban calls 14-year-old Trent Thornton and roped double in the first inning. the season.” girl’s shooting ‘obligatory’ the ball over the right field When asked which fresh- fence for his first home run in man has impressed the most Contact the desk editor at ISLAMABAD (MCT) — Boshamer Stadium. this fall, sophomore pitcher [email protected]. Doctors treating a 14-year- old girl shot in the head by Islamist militants because she dared to advocate schooling for girls said Wednesday that they hoped she would make a full recovery from her wounds after nightlong surgery to remove the bullet. Pakistan rallied around the girl, Malala Yousafzai, who had mct/Mark Cornelison become a national heroine in Republican vice presidential hopeful Paul Ryan greets supporters 2009 for defying the Pakistani as he arrives at the airport on Wednesday in Kentucky. The vice Taliban’s rule in the tourist dis- presidential debate is set for Thursday night in Danville, Ky. trict of Swat. Army chief Gen. Ashfaq Parvez Kayani, arguably the and “The Avengers,” as well as at Christ the Savior Cathedral country’s most powerful offi- “X-Men First Class” and “The in February. The verdict has cial, made an unusual trip to be Amazing Spider-Man,” which HaCohendrawn criticism DTH Ad v2_Layoutfrom human 1 10/1/12 11:47 AM Page 1 at Malala’s bedside, afterward were licensed to other studios. rights groups and others in issuing a statement whose final Russia and abroad. lines were spelled out in capital Protester of Putin’s rule Hearing their appeal on letters for emphasis. Wednesday, the Moscow City Malala’s attackers were freed by Russian court Court suspended the sentence unrepentant, however, with MOSCOW (MCT) — A of Yekaterina Samutsevich, Taliban spokesman Ehsanullah Russian court on Wednesday 30, the oldest of the group, Ehsan issuing a detailed and unexpectedly freed one of who had changed her legal chilling justification for the three female punk rockers team and line of defense and assault, which targeted the imprisoned for their protest argued that she should be girl as she sat in a van waiting of President Vladimir Putin’s treated differently than her to be taken home from school rule, but left her companions fellow defendants. Tuesday afternoon. behind bars. During the protest, The statement cited pas- The women had been sen- Samutsevich had been sages from the Quran that tenced in August to two years stopped by a guard before she the Taliban said justified the in prison for an act defined as could join the other women killing of children as well hooliganism motivated by reli- near the altar and did not as women, and it said that gious hatred for performing take part in the song and killing someone engaged an anti-Putin “punk prayer” dance there. in rebellion against Islamic law was not just a right but “obligatory in Islam.” Disney sued for billions over Marvel characters LOS ANGELES (MCT) — Stan Lee Media, an Internet academic company that shut down more than a decade ago and has been mired in litigation ever since, has filed a multi- Lecture billion-dollar lawsuit against Walt Disney Co. The complaint was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court in Colorado, where Stan Lee Media — co-founded by the famous Marvel Comics writer, who is no longer an officer of The Music Libel the company — is headquar- tered. It claims that a contract signed by Lee in 1998 assigned Against the Jews his rights to all of his comic book creations, including Spider-Man, the X-Men and Thursday, October 11, 5:30 p.m., Hyde Hall most members of super-team DON’T MISS THIS WEEKEND’S Avengers, to Stan Lee Media. CUAB’s FREE MOVIES Ruth HaCohen, professor of musicology at Hebrew “The true facts are that • • • Free Admission with UNC Student One Card • • • Stan Lee Media Inc. owns the University, will explore how Jewish composers and copyrights to Stan Lee’s cre- Friday, Oct. 12 writers from Heine to Schoenberg challenged ations,” the complaint states. 7:00pm... 21 JUMP STREET dominant associations of Christianity with “Accordingly, Stan Lee Media 9:00pm... harmonious musicality and Judaism with noise. Inc. is entitled to the billions of THE CABIN IN THE WOODS dollars of profits that have been kept by Defendant Disney.” Saturday, Oct. 13 Co-sponsored by the Department of Music. Specifically, the lawsuit 7:00pm & Midnight... focuses on the many success- THE CABIN IN THE WOODS ful movies based on Marvel 9:00pm... 21 JUMP STREET characters released since * MOONRISE KINGDOM, originally scheduled, is unavailable Disney acquired the comic due to distribution. The screening will be rescheduled. JONATHAN HESS PETTIGREW HALL, SUITE 100 P: 919-962-1509 All Movies Shown in the Union Auditorium, unless otherwise noted. DIRECTOR CAMPUS BOX 3152 E: [email protected] book company at the end of CHAPEL HILL, NC 27599-3152 W: CCJS.UNC.EDU 2009, including the Marvel- www.unc.edu/cuab produced “Iron Man 2,” “Thor” 412569 10 Thursday, October 11, 2012 The Daily Tar Heel

DTH office is open Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm Line Classified Ad Rates To Place a Line Classified Ad Log onto Deadlines Private Party (Non-Profit) Commercial (For-Profit) Line Ads: Noon, one business day prior to publication 25 Words ...... $18.00/week 25 Words ...... $40.00/week Extra words ..25¢/word/day Extra words ...25¢/word/day www.dailytarheel.com/classifieds or Call 919-962-0252 Display Classified Ads: 3pm, two business EXTRAS: Box: $1/day • Bold: $3/day BR = Bedroom • BA = Bath • mo = month • hr = hour • wk = week • W/D = washer/dryer • OBO = or best offer • AC = air conditioning • w/ = with • LR = living room days prior to publication

Announcements For Rent Help Wanted Music Misc. Wanted Misc. Wanted

NOTICE TO ALL DTH CUSTOMERS NEW bONEFISH gRILL DRUM lESSONS: Easy and fast, by “ear”! Get a Jump Start on Housing for Next Year! Simply watch, copy and play with no slow Deadlines are NOON one business day prior NOW HIRINg boring note reading! Play with other to publication for classified ads. We publish MERCIA RESIDENTIAL Now hiring all position for new Bonefish musicians after the first 1-3 lessons (really)! Monday thru Friday when classes are in session. PROPERTIES grill opening in November at the Streets of $35/hr. in my home, my drums, my sound A university holiday is a DTH holiday too (i.e. is now showing 1BR-6BR Southpoint. Please apply online at system! Years of experience. Email this affects deadlines). We reserve the right to properties for 2013-14 school www.bloominbrandscareers.com/bonefish, [email protected], 919-360-1635. reject, edit, or reclassify any ad. Acceptance year. Check out our properties use store #69411. 919-901-3763. of ad copy or prepayment does not imply at www.merciarentals.com agreement to publish an ad. You may stop your or call at (919) 933-8143. UNc STUDENTS: Need strong, reliable person ad at any time, but NO REFUNDS or credits for to help with yard and housework. Experience Sublets stopped ads will be provided. No advertising a plus. Must be able to follow instructions for housing or employment, in accordance with and work independently. References required. FEMAlE SEEkiNg SUBlETTER for Mill creek federal law, can state a preference based on For Rent Flexible schedule. $12/hr. 919-933-7533. apartment available immediately or for spring sex, race, creed, color, religion, national origin, semester. Free parking. contact chelsea at handicap, marital status. FOR RENT: 1BR furnished cottage in northeast bARTENDERS [email protected]. chatham county. 20 minutes from campus on gated estate. 800 square feet. No W/D ARE IN DEMAND! Child Care Wanted hookups. Utilities included. $550/mo +deposit. Earn $20-$35/hr. 1 or 2 week and Travel/Vacation 919-619-8903, [email protected]. weekend classes. 100% job placement assistance. Raleigh’s Bartending School. AFTERNOON SiTTER NEEDED: Southern Village Have fun! Make money! Meet people! bAHAMAS SPRINg bREAK family looking for student to help 11 year-old Tuition rates as low as $199 (effective after school M-Th with homework. includes Help Wanted $189 for 5 DAYS. All prices include: Round trip 9/25/12). cAll NOW! 919-676-0774, pick up at school, car required. 3-5pm M/W/Th, luxury party cruise, accommodations on the www.cocktailmixer.com/unc.html. 3-6:30pm Tuesday. $12/hr. 919-389-3938. island at your choice of 13 resorts. Appalachia ExPERiENcED cOOk needed immediately for Travel. www.BahamaSun.com, 800-867-5018. Susie. [email protected] Tracy’s Deli. Apply at 400 South Elliott Road, HOROSCOPES BEFORE AND AFTER ScHOOl cARE: Seeking chapel Hill, Nc 27514. MUSic STUDENT, NEED $$$? Alum, back a kind, responsible student to drive our PAiNTiNg:” Need help painting a couple in the area, seeking grad or undergrad Tutoring Wanted 3 year-old to preschool 2-3 days/wk. of rooms in my house. $10/hr. Write music student to give violin lessons, If October 11th is Your Birthday... Wednesday, Thursday afterschool to watch 1hour weekly, my home or other. [email protected]. NEED MATH TUTOR: Need math tutor You can really take ground in your career this 3 and 5 year-old 2:45-5:15pm. Must have a Beginner, with life long dream of year. Responsible financial management coupled car and references. $12-$14/hr. 919-240-7182. ASSEMBlER NEEDED AT manufacturing playing. Neil, 252-349-6869. for 13 year-old 8th grader Tuesdays and facility in Hillsborough. Attention to detail Thursdays. Prefer math major. Need 3 with a clear plan of where you’re going can open PART-TiME NANNY, mother’s helper needed a must. Flexible schedule between 8am and references, transcript and valid license. $10/hr. unimaginable opportunities. New perspectives daytime, Tu/Th/F, 16-24 hrs/wk, in chapel 5pm. Email: [email protected] to apply. [email protected]. Hill home with a 1 year-old. Experience with on wealth allow for greater prosperity. Travel and toddlers required. Email for details, $11/hr. Misc. Wanted educational exploration expand mind and spirit. [email protected]. FUN REcEPTiONiSTS NEEDED! Upscale children’s hair salon, near Southpoint M/W/F MORNiNg cHilD cARE: Mom of easy, To get the advantage, check the day's rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. needs outgoing, energetic, organized almost 3 year-old boy looking for responsible, ADOPTiON: loving family of 3 will receptionists! Part-time, $8/hr, fun caring person to come to our carrboro home provide a happy, stable home for atmosphere! Please email resume and Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) 9am-noon M/W/F thru October, possibly Nov. your baby through open adoption. Aries (Mar. 21-April 19) availability to [email protected]. ember You: Have car, don’t smoke, have iHeartAdoption.org/users/etterking- Today is an 8 -- get down to the actual Today is a 7 -- You’re entering a pensive references. $10/hr. [email protected]. family 919-598-3182. Preplacement work for the next two days. get your phase. it’s easy to get sidetracked (which assessment completed 2/28/11 by ideas into action without delay. You’re can be useful sometimes). Focus on BABYSiTTER needed for 6 and 11 year-old cOSTUME DESigN STUDENT looking for a few hours of sewing work at your home or my independent Adoption center. gaining respect. Pay attention to details. taking actions you’re especially qualified children on 2 Saturday afternoons per month love flows both ways. for, even if it means postponing play. 2-5:30pm. Preferred French spoken. Must have apartment in Saxapahaw. call 919-913-7051 or Online a car. $11/hr [email protected]. 919-259-3410. PREgNANT? We want to adopt, infant to Taurus (April 20-May 20) Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) gYMNASTicS iNSTRUcTOR: chapel Hill 2 years-old. Preplacement assessment Classifieds... Today is an 8 -- Take more time for Today is a 7 -- Play, but remember your gymnastics has part-time positions complete, approved by children’s Home play over the next couple of days budget. if it seems too good to be true, For Rent available for energetic, enthusiastic instructors. Nc 7/30/2012. 2 year-old in home, stay at The fastest way to place and be rewarded. Or at least take it may be. consider consequences. You Applicants with knowledge of gymnastic home Mom, prof Dad; college grads, active your classified ad. everything with a grain of salt and have more friends than you realized. terminology and progression skills in church. 252-544-6485. a good sense of humor. consider all Follow the rules. FAIR HOUSINg preferred, but will train right candidate. possibilities. Question authority. Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) All REAl ESTATE AND RENTAl advertising in Must be good with children and available to www.dailytarheel.com LOST & FOUND ADS RUN Gemini (May 21-June 20) Today is a 7 -- Work requires more this newspaper is subject to the Federal Fair work 3:30-7:30pm, some weekends. Send a FREE IN DTH CLASSIFIEDS! click on classifieds Housing Act of 1968 which makes it illegal resume to [email protected]. Today is a 7 -- Stay true to your vision & attention (and is more rewarding) for the to advertise “any preference, limitation, or commitments, even as you revise them. next few days. learn so you’re stronger discrimination based on race, color, religion, it’s a good time to find a bargain. Allow and wiser next time. crossing a body of sex, handicap, familial status, or national Help Wanted Help Wanted Help Wanted your feet to take you where they want. water looks interesting. origin, or an intention to make any such Cancer (June 21-July 22) Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) preference, limitation, or discrimination.” This Today is a 5 -- Use today and tomorrow newspaper will not knowingly accept any Today is a 6 -- Study the situation for a advertising which is in violation of the law. Our while. Meet with an important client or to plan the actions for the rest of the readers are hereby informed that all dwellings family member, and listen as if you’re year. Do the necessary research, but don’t advertised in this newspaper are available on Residential Services, Inc. paying gold for every word. Practice believe everything you read. keep the an equal opportunity basis in accordance with something you love. money in the bank. the law. To complain of discrimination, call Want to build your resume & gain valuable experience? Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) the U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Today is an 8 -- Tap another source of Today is a 7 -- Make sure you’re linking up Development housing discrimination hotline: Weekend hours are available working with children and revenue, looking at all possible angles. w/ an expert, especially around funding. 1-800-669-9777. adults with developmental disabilities, helping them The upcoming days are quite profitable There’s power in numbers. Provide (and you’re very popular). Don’t fall for a yourself w/ what you need, but don’t WALK TO UNC: achieve their personal goals. Gain valuable experience sob story. Think about the future. get complacent. Travel light this time. UPSCALE RENTALS for psychology, sociology, nursing majors, and other Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) Best locations. Awesome renovations. related fields. Various shifts available. $10.10/hr. Today is a 5 -- You have extra confidence Today is a 6 -- let go of stale fantasies. New houses. www.kairysproperties.com, starting today. Your actions speak louder invest in the right tools to save money in 919-929-5444. APPLY ONLINE by visiting us at: than words, so make them count. gather the long run. There’s a change in plans; practical information and advance. take care. Outdoor walks are especially NEED A PLACE TO LIVE? Remember an important appointment. romantic. www.rsi-nc.org (c) 2012 TRiBUNE MEDiA SERVicES, iNc. www.heelshousing.com 411976

Julia W. Burns, MD UNC Community Adult, Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist 109 Conner Dr., Building III, Suite 203 919-428-8461 • juliaburnsmd.com SERVICE DIRECTORY Tar Heel Born & Bred! Robert H. Smith, Atty At Law AAMCO RTP Midway Barber Shop SPEEDING • DWI • CRIMINAL Serving the Community for 60 Years The Complete Car Care Experts Carolina graduate, expert in traffic and FREE Specials: TUES all Cuts $8 / WED Face Included w/Cut criminal cases for students for over 20 years. CONSULTATION 919-493-2300 THURS $1 Off with Coupon ($10 minimum purchase) 312 W. Franklin Street • 967-2200 • chapelhilltrafficlaw.com 5116 S. Hwy 55, Durham, NC 707 W. Rosemary St. • Carrboro • 919-942-6335

First Time Clients ...... $5 OFF PASSPORT PHOTOS•MOVING SUPPLIES Closest Chiropractor to Campus! 929-3552 Referrals ...... $5 OFF COLOR/BW PRINTING, NOTARY PUBLIC, Voted BEST in the Triangle by Readers of the Independent! $3 off ROTC • Children’s Discounts LAMINATING, BINDING, MAILBOX SERVICES, FAX, Specials Monday-Wednesday! STAMPS, PACKAGING, INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING ! Dr. Chas Gaertner, DC STYLIST AVAILABLE CLOSE TO CAMPUS at CARRBORO PLAZA ~ 919.918.7161 NC Chiropractic 136 E. ROSEMARY ST. 212 W. Rosemary St. INSIDE THE BANK OF AMERICA BUILDING Keeping UNC Athletes, Students & Staff Well Adjusted • www.ncchiropractic.net 919-942-4776

IT’S FAST! IT’S EASY! PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIEDS ONLINE!

WWW.DAILYTARHEEL.COM/CLASSIFIEDS Religious Directory ‘ Presbyterian Our Faith is over 2,000 years old CHAPEL HILL Campus Our thinking is not Ministry God is still speaking Amanda Dean, Campus Minister BIBLE CHURCH [email protected] • 919-967-2311 United Church of Chapel Hill: 110 Henderson St., Chapel Hill 260 Erwin Rd Chapel Hill, NC Sunday: 7pm Worship Welcoming & Affirming Monday: 11:30am-1:00pm Lunch at Lenoir • Thursdays Fellowship dinner Open to EVERYONE IF YOU NEED A RIDE: [email protected] Thursday: 6pm Dinner & Program & program 5:30-8 PM Social Justice • EQUALITY COLLEGE MINISTRY: [email protected] Also: Fellowship, Spiritual Growth Groups, • Weekly small groups Multi-cultural • Mutli-racial MASS SCHEDULE Service Opportunities, Alternative Spring Break, • Sunday Worship at our six local Partner Churches. Uniting - Just Peace Church . Sundays at 9:30am & 11:05am Music Groups, Residential Community Saturday: 5:15pm • Trips to the NC mountains & coast as well -College Students Welcome- Sunday: 9am, 11am & Student Mass at 7pm as annual spring break mission opportunities. www.BibleChurch.org 919 -942 -2152 • uncwesley.org Coffee Hour & Classes at 10:00 a.m. 919.408.0310 214 Pittsboro St. - Across from the Carolina Inn 919-929-3730 • 218 Pittsboro St., CH www.uncpcm.com Worship at 8:45am & 11:00am

CChapelhapel HHillill MMennoniteennonite FFellowshipellowship Sunday Evenings at 5:00 PM Friends Meeting House 531 Raleigh Road, Chapel Hill Pastor: Isaac Villegas Meets Sundays at 10am 919.357.5496 7326 Sunrise Rd., Chapel Hill www.mennonit.es/chmf Come worship with a peace church. varsitychurch.com

Place a Classified: www.dailytarheel.com/classifieds or Call 919-962-0252 The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, October 11, 2012 11 state fair HOW TO STAY CLEAN from page 1 Frequently wash hands Deep Fried DeLites with soap and water, par- Pink powder party on quad ticularly after exposure to Among the new additions animals and before and By Haley Waxman to the menu is the deep- Staff Writer fried Caramel DeLite Girl after eating. Scout cookie, a joint creation Carry small bottles of Students were pelted between Raleigh-based S2 hand sanitizer and apply lib- with pink and Carolina blue Concessions and the Pines powder on Wednesday night, of the Carolinas Girl Scouts erally throughout the day. enthusiastically donning chapter. Avoid direct contact with the colors as part of Breast It will make its debut in animals on the grounds, Cancer Awareness Month. conjunction with this year’s As part of Turn the except in designated pet- 100th anniversary of Girl Town Pink, Pink Out Polk Scouts. ting zoo areas. Place was a walk/run to Scott Strother, owner of S2 Don’t take food or strollers raise awareness not only Concessions, said he experi- for UNC’s Lineberger through animal buildings, mented with many Girl Scout Comprehensive Cancer varieties, including Thin Mints which can make hand to Center research, but also the and Peanut Butter Patties, mouth transmission of bac- patients it treats. before choosing the Caramel teria more likely. The participants ran DeLite — N.C.’s best selling from the Old Well to the Girl Scout cookie. Bell Tower, all while having The caramel-coated vanilla “None are good for powder thrown on them by cookies topped with coconut people on the sidelines. and chocolate will be coated you … But they’re As part of the event, the in powdered sugar and deep not especially harm- Bell Tower and the Old Well fried, Strother said. A tray of were lit up in pink. three cookies will cost fairgo- ful once a year.” “So many people have dth/julysa sosa Runners Kim Kotov and Holly Newton, left to right, laugh after being covered in powder during the ers $5. Linda Adair, been touched by cancer, “Pink out Polk Place” fun run put on by the UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center. “You’ll be getting plenty of UNC nutrition professor and it is a great way for sugary product,” he said. them to get involved in He said the Deep Fried what the month of October Caramel DeLite will likely be feature a rotating arm. stands for,” said Jennifer “It is a great way exclusive to this year’s fair. Marc Janus, ride operator Bowman, the main organiz- to participate and Bacon-covered cinnamon for Powers Great American er of the event and special rolls will also headline con- Midways, said the space- events coordinator for the show support for an cession stands at this year’s themed Genesis is a more Lineberger Center. important cause.” fair. gentle ride. This is the first time the Deep-fried foods are The guitar-shaped Rock University has held this Kaity Emerson, always one of the most popu- Star ride is geared toward event, and Bowman said she UNC freshman lar fair attractions — but their teens and adults, Janus said. hopes to put it on again next health concerns are often The N.C. State Fair will be year. overlooked. one of the first venues in the Ellen de Graffenreid, direc- nity event. Linda Adair, nutri- country to feature the Rock tor of communications and “It is such a great cause, tion professor at the UNC Star. marketing for the Lineberger and I love that we were given Gillings School of Global While ride safety is always Center, said Turn the Town the opportunity to partici- Public Health, said the foods a concern, Janus said certi- Pink is different from most pate and show our support,” are not necessarily detrimen- fied inspectors are constantly cancer awareness events tak- she said. tal to one’s health — as long on site monitoring the fair’s ing place this month. Freshman Kaity Emerson, as they are an infrequent rides. Turn the Town Pink uses a participant in the event, indulgence. In the seven years that the month of October to raise said she wanted to do the “None are good for you to Powers has provided the awareness and funds for all run because it was for a good eat, but they’re not especially fair’s rides, there have been types of cancer patient sup- cause. harmful once a year,” she no serious accidents, Janus port programs, de Graffenreid “It is a great way to partici- said. said. said. pate and show support for an “We’re proud of our good A cappella groups the important cause,” she said. Adding two new thrills record of safety,” he said. Loreleis and the Clef Hangers “I would definitely come The state fair will run Oct. also gave performances out next year and do it again.” Two new rides will join the 11-21 from 8 a.m. to midnight before the run. 100-plus midway attractions daily, weather permitting. Sophomore Annie Poole, a Contact the desk editor at The Old Well is illuminated with pink lights in honor of Breast this year — the Genesis and member of the Loreleis, said [email protected]. Cancer Awareness Month during the “Pink out Polk Place” event. the Rock Star. Both can hold Contact the desk editor at she enjoyed representing the more than 20 passengers and [email protected]. student body in a commu- Carolina in my mind UNC alum and songwriter workshops, opportunities James Taylor visited Chapel DOLAN retention to have a faculty mentor,” from page 1 from page 1 Hill to support President Clayton said. games Obama. See pg. 3 for story. always showed compassion are trying to figure out what Ort said she is happy with through his cooking. would be most beneficial for the new focus. © 2012 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. “He was just like a ray of minority men on campus, said “When we as a community Level: 1 2 3 4 Our fair state sunshine all of the time, and Brickhouse, a student adviser decide there is a problem we Girl Scout Cookies. Pie. he just wanted to make peo- to the group. want to solve, we find a way Kool-Aid. Anything and ple happy,” Stone said. “We’re having a cohort to do it,” Ort said. Complete the grid everything deep fried at the so each row, column “Just the other week, he of young men who will state fair. See pg. 1 for story. and 3-by-3 box (in made this lasagna that was be engaged in a number Contact the desk editor at bold borders) contains the best I’ve ever had.” of strategies — seminars, [email protected]. every digit 1 to 9. CelloOpera premiere Dolan’s passion for food will live on through a scholar- Solution to Cellist Maya Beiser plays ship fund that has been cre- Planning, Policies and Wednesday’s puzzle a Carolina Performing Arts ated in his name. bog Programs committee also dis- world premiere. Visit dailytar- In lieu of flowers, those from page 1 cussed the challenges faced by heel.com for story. who knew Dolan are encour- N.C. State University, said student veterans. aged to donate to the scholar- the university is seeking to After recent changes, the October baseball ship fund, which benefits stu- strengthen its liberal arts Post-9/11 GI Bill now only Skye Bolt, freshman dents in the kid-chef program offerings — though more than covers in-state tuition costs outfielder for UNC, shined at C’est si Bon. half of the university’s stu- for out-of-state veterans. during the Fall World While he was lauded for dents are enrolled in science, Kimrey Rhinehardt, vice Series. See pg. 9 for story. his cooking talents, Dolan technology or engineering president for federal rela- was also appreciated for his disciplines. tions for the system, said warmth, humor and sponta- “A lot of people’s immedi- state legislators could act neity. ate idea about N.C. State is on the proposal despite an Senior Rebecca Messinger that it’s a big science and estimated cost of at least $7 said her friendship with technology and engineering million. WANT TO WORK FOR THE Dolan was one of the first — university — and that’s true. “It’s a matter of will at this > and among the closest — she’s But our second largest college point,” she said. t h made at UNC. is humanities and social sci- DTH AD STAFF IS HIRING DUE OCT. 15 “He just introduced me to ences,” he said. Contact the desk editor at Pick up applications at 151 E. Rosemary Street. B E ST ? so many amazing people, and The board’s Educational [email protected]. he was a really outgoing per- son,” Messinger said. (C)2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Messinger added that Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle All rights reserved. Dolan would participate in different club meetings just for the sake of trying new Across 65 One may have a sitter 25 Group in a hive 44 Let go, as a prisoner 1 Breakfast brand 66 Small world? 26 Severe pang 45 Show off things. 6 Omega, to an 27 Eastern yogurt 46 Fray, e.g. “He was just one of those electrician Down condiment 49 Abates people who is interested in 9 Stage 1 Bar obligations 28 Smart guys? 50 Worry everything.” 14 Hippodrome, e.g. 2 Longtime Hydrox 29 “Great” Muppet 51 Camper’s cooker Dolan’s death highlights a 15 Yellow ride competitor daredevil 52 Europe’s highest active larger public health issue on 16 Come again? 3 Freshwater duck 30 “Vive __!” volcano 53 Promgoer’s concern college campuses. 17 Pound 4 Chip in a new pot 31 Camera-to-telescope 20 Ocean flatfish 5 Principle adapter 54 Basic organic unit Earlier this week, about 21 Half a dance 6 Common choir music 32 Methuselah’s father 55 Golden rule 1,100 backpacks lined the 22 Beginnings book 33 Posed again word walkway between the Student 23 Church title: Abbr. size 38 Opposite of hawed 56 Healing sign Union and the Union Annex 24 Ship destroyer in 7 Chemistry Nobelist 39 Adorned in a prankish 57 Flammable pile to represent the 1,100 college Sinbad’s fifth voyage Otto way 59 Trendy 60 Joplin piece students who commit suicide 25 Pound 8 CEO’s degree 41 Lets go every year. 34 Dilemma for Jonah 9 Ride proudly 35 Eggs 10 Haws’ partner The display was one of 36 Coastal raptor 11 Top several University events 37 Astrological Ram 12 Cooking fat held as part of Mental Health 38 Econ. yardstick 13 Overthrows, maybe Awareness Week. 39 ZZ Top and Cream 18 Coffee, tea or milk Allen O’Barr, director of 40 Campus military org. option Counselling and Wellness 41 Hat with a tassel 19 Fuss Services, said he encourages 42 __ City, Oklahoma 23 Whiskey orders any students having suicidal 43 Pound 24 Invitation initials 47 Homer’s neighbor thoughts to visit Counseling 48 Chaired, say and Wellness immediately. 49 Degenerate Dolan is survived by 53 Rte. provider his parents, Timothy and 54 Astrological edge Jill Dolan, and 17-year-old 58 Pound brother, Jonathan. He is also 61 Capital on the Aar survived by his half-brother, 62 Holiday __ 63 Church centerpiece Jesse Doshay, of Denver, 64 Place Colo. A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Christ United Methodist Church.

Contact the desk editor at [email protected]. 10 Thursday, October 11, 2012 Opinion The Daily Tar Heel

Established 1893, 119 years of editorial freedom QUOTE OF THE DAY

EDITorial BOARD members “We don’t want to discourage people Andy Thomason EDITOR, 962-4086 OR [email protected] Sanem Kabaca tim longesT Kareem Ramadan from taking the opportunity (to enjoy the Chelsea Phipps Opinion EDITOR, [email protected] Nayab khan trey mangum evan ross nathan d’ambrosio deputy opinion EDITOR animals).” Cody welton Julie Henry, on the N.C. State Fair

EDITORIAL CARTOON By Matt Leming, UNC Comics, facebook.com/unccomics Featured online reader comment “Those who voluntarily engage in a recre- ational activity aren’t a class; their activities Jagir Patel don’t necessarily require the law’s protection.” That Awkward Moment Genebbb, on the proposed smoking ban violating smokers’ rights Senior religious studies major from Boynton Beach, Fla. Email: [email protected] against women,” fulfilled LETTERS TO that need for me. THE EDITOR His article regarding the The role of both men and women Gender-neutral push in ending violence against is just wrongheaded women was one of the most encouraging articles I’ve read search TO THE EDITOR: all semester, and I greatly In Wednesday’s article appreciate him and the DTH on strides being made for publishing it. for spare towards the University’s As Longest points out in approval of gender-neutral his article, addressing men’s housing, students fought role in women’s violence change for an “equal opportunity” is a really tough issue to for those of varying sexual discuss. We don’t want to ir, got any spare orientations, but in reality think about how there are change?” I swiftly Editorial men and women are people we know who might “S walk past the home- different. have suffered interpersonal less man on Franklin Street, No matter sexual orien- violence or perpetrated muttering, “Sorry, I don’t.” tation, we have different such violence. I cringe, angry at myself for Fix Student Congress hygiene routines, different But it’s a conversation a not-so-genuine apology and physical and mental needs. worth having if we are ever angrier at the man for being Our society should be sup- going to end it. such an annoyance. Members should that keep student interests Student Congress has been porting restraint from As many people on “He shouldn’t be asking at the forefront. voting as a bloc, seemingly sexual involvement, not campus know, this month people for money. It’s abandon a culture Currently, drawn-out making decisions motivat- facilitating it. is Relationship Violence shameful. Probably going to arguments focusing more ed more by personal power While this would be Awareness Month. So as buy alcohol and drugs … How of bickering. on “Robert’s Rules of plays than on what is truly a good opportunity for a a person in a society filled sad, how despicable.” his University Order” than the real issues best for the students who large group of students with these issues, get These thoughts float in has always been at hand make meetings will be affected. to feel more comfortable, involved. my head for a few seconds at T rightly proud of its inefficient. For example, members there will always be those Get HAVEN, One Act or most; then, as if the homeless tradition of student self- Structured proceed- will interrogate certain who sign up for this new Safe Zone trained, or maybe man was just a shadow, he governance. ings matter, but when potential appointments, style of housing with ill just have a discussion with slips from my mind and my However, Student individual members split but then pass others with- intentions. a friend. Men and women thoughts wander to the day’s Rejected by current have the power to make a YoPo flavors. My pace quickens Congress has currently hairs over talking order out discussion. Chancellor Holden Thorp, difference. in anticipation for frozen lost focus of the purpose or manipulate the rules The newly elected mem- students continue to push yogurt while my hands tighten of that self-governance. of order to prevent those bers ought to use their new this movement forward. A Amy Gallagher ’14 around a $5 bill, gripping Student Congress’ main with legitimate comments positions to bring a fresh 10-week campaign, urging Anthropology onto a privilege that paints the duty is to manage the from speaking, the entire and mature approach. students to send in letters, lovely town of Chapel Hill. appropriation of student process suffers. And all members should videos, anything that will Breast cancer is about That reaction was com- fees to student groups. It Students who come to re-examine their purpose. raise support for changing people, not ‘ta-tas’ monplace for me during my has a responsibility to the request money and present They should not be there the University’s decision, first year at UNC, and I still student body to make sure information about their for their own egos. They has raised awareness of the TO THE EDITOR: struggle with this reaction in this money is well-spent. organization are sometimes should do their utmost to possibility. In honor of Breast my reflection on homelessness Instead, Congress is forced to sit through several research the issues they The argument was Cancer Awareness month, in our town. made to include and be wracked by personal dis- hours of meetings over the are deciding on, and they I want to talk about saving The pleas of homeless accepting towards every the ta-tas. people have become part of the putes that have taken pre- course of weeks before they should respect the inter- student. By keeping dorm Though cute and eye- symphony of Franklin Street: cedence over making effi- have a chance to speak. ests of those students they and resident life based on catching, this phrase Cars accelerating on the road, cient, thorough decisions A growing faction within represent. genders as it currently is, concerns me. It sends a set the beat to families and there is no discriminating subtle, if unintentional, friends chatting as they walk or excluding, but simply message to women that along the street, the percussion Editorial acknowledgement that the they’re only worth saving of windy weather following all two genders are different because of “second base.” of these instruments. and always will be. Our culture has found a The echoes of poverty are There has to be some way to sexualize and sell a embedded in this sound, Another stipend goof sort of boundary put up, or disease that is serious, life- yet they are muffled by our else students will no longer changing and deadly. inaction to do better. ASG officers raising lar positions. It is asso- If the goal of the sti- have a sense of what is During October, it seems And better we can do, ciation policy that officers pend increase was to sociably appropriate. like every other business particularly in respect to the their own salaries with similar responsi- maintain the equality of Avoiding this issue of is selling something number of homeless people bilities must get paid the the positions, the money discomfort could be as emblazoned with the pink living in Chapel Hill. is irresponsible. same amount. would have been better simple as putting in the ribbon of awareness. According to the North t a time when bud- Regardless of how the suited going towards the effort to find a like-minded I am in no way trying to Carolina Coalition to End gets are tightening, difference in stipends man- reimbursement fund. roommate before the start say that raising awareness Homelessness, there are members of the aged to slip by, the change The UNC delegates of school. isn’t important. In fact, around 110 homeless people A There are fundamental it is crucial for attracting UNC-system Association should have brought the were sound in their deci- living in Chapel Hill this year. differences between men funding and policy action To think that I have had lecture of Student Governments pay officers received down sion to vote against the and women, and a sense of that could lead us to a classes with more students than voted to increase stipends to the level of their lower- change. Students pay appropriateness that comes cure. I also recognize that that makes me less intimidated for four of its officers. paid colleagues. their fees to ASG under with these differences for some survivors, seeing by the idea that we can greatly The $1 annual fee all These stipends should the assumption that the should be respected. so much support can be reduce homelessness in our UNC students pay should be reflective of the amount money will come back empowering. community. not have been used to of work that officers put to their home schools in Addie McElwee ’16 Still, I encourage every- The question is: How? increase the salaries of into ASG-related busi- the form of projects and Undecided one to take a step back and Throughout my time at these officers. ness. It is unreasonable to programs that benefit the determine if the businesses UNC, I have taken courses While two UNC-CH del- significantly increase their student body. Interpersonal violence claiming to support the that have explored poverty egates rightly voted against salaries while the amount While ASG officers needs to be addressed fight against breast cancer in the United States and the the change, nearly all of the of work remains the same. should be compensated for actually provide legitimate ethics that are associated TO THE EDITOR: funding to cancer research with poverty alleviation, and other delegates voted for it. Officers are already the time and effort they put Amidst a sea of and advocacy or if we’re just I have had the opportunity Four association officers reimbursed for travel costs into their jobs, UNC stu- negativity comes a ray of buying pink things to soothe to develop relationships with were being paid less than and other costs associated dents cannot be expected to hope. our need to feel helpful. homeless people in Chapel Hill other ASG officers in simi- with ASG. subsidize higher salaries. In the past few weeks, I ask that we reflect on and Baltimore, where I have I’ve been seeing a lot of what that “Save the ta-tas” explored the issue of urban negativity in the DTH shirt says to a woman (or poverty on APPLES fall break regarding sexism, in both man) who needed a mastec- trips during the past two years. the articles that have been tomy to save her/his life and What I have learned from published and the letters no longer has the only part these academic and service QuickHits to the editor responding to of herself/himself that this experiences is that a crucial those articles. awareness movement seems component of reducing Tech, wrecked Rubber meets road Making a State-ment And while bringing to care about. homelessness is developing up problematic issues I hope that one day we trust between the sheltered The Tar Heels beat Virginia A new Chapel Hill com- State somehow managed encourages the discourse find a cure, and I believe and unsheltered members of a Tech Saturday in a 48-34 pany called Munching to get it together Saturday around the oppression of that this can be accom- community, and then through shootout at Monkey is night and upset women in our society, it plished without keeping this trust connecting those in Kenan Stadium. now offering heavily favored has left me with an overall the focus on boobs, but by need with available resources. In order to help “extremely fast” Florida State in feeling of needing more instead shifting it to the It is the norm to quickly the Heels to delivery on a a last minute positive articles to balance women (or men) they are utter our negative reactions to victory, many variety of items, comeback in out the negativity. attached to. the homeless on Franklin Street students took part in a including condoms. We’re Raleigh, spoiling any ACC And Tim Longest’s arti- and beyond, as it is to blatantly “White-Out.” Hearsay is totally pro-safe sex, so this national championship cle, “As allies, males have Katie Overbey ’14 ignore them as we walk by and that after the game, many is great. It’s also probably hopes. While that sucks, at a role in ending violence Environmental science even cross the street to com- students also took part in a the first time that the idea least it’ll make our inevita- pletely avoid any interaction. “Black-Out,” but that’s really of “20 minutes or less” has ble victory over State even Rather, we can give the more losing than winning. actually improved sex. sweeter. SPEAK OUT homeless spare change, one Writing guidelines that comes not necessarily Kampala or bust A heartbeat away… Jack Sprat goes splat from our pockets but from our • Please type: Handwritten letters will not be accepted. hearts and minds. • Sign and date: No more than two people should sign letters. All week in the Pit, students Vice President Joe Biden Jack Sprat closed perma- • Students: Include your year, major and phone number. Being aware of the resources have been riding station- will square off today nently on Monday, and the available to alleviate homeless- • Faculty/staff: Include your department and phone number. ary bicycles as against GOP space will now • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, accuracy and vulgarity. Limit ness in Chapel Hill can trans- part of “Bike To Veep nominee be occupied by letters to 250 words. form you into an ally for the Uganda” to fund Paul Ryan in a “Top This! Roast homeless. And a “Hello, how school construc- national debate. Beef, Burgers SUBMISSION are you?” and a smile can go tion there. They It’s got some- and More.” Roast • Drop-off or mail to our office at 151 E. Rosemary Street, Chapel further than dollars and dimes. Hill, N.C. 27514 had a similar program over thing for everyone. Policy beef seems like an awfully • E-mail: [email protected] at N.C. State, but everyone issues for political junkies. specific food to base a res- got frustrated and quit Paul Ryan for lovers of eye taurant on, but alright. Also, 10/12: PRESIDENTIAL VOID when they were informed candy. And Joe Biden for calling your restaurant “Top EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and letters do not necessarily Everett Lozzi points out what that you couldn’t actually anyone who enjoys watch- This?” Why you gotta be so represent the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect was missed in the debate. the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which is made up of NEXT bike to Africa. ing the mentally unhinged. confrontational?! seven board members, the opinion editor and the editor.