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President Obama USS Carl Vinson is commissioned. no- y zone over Southern Iraq. in Afghanistan. review comes ever to operate in the Bering Sea. is expected to attend. 5,680 sailors including 2,480 members of the air wing on board Oct. 1999 - June 2000 to a Mayclose 2, 2011 January 2005 - 2008 The ship returns to the Puget Aug. - Sept. 1995 USS Carl Vinson enters a After NAVY Seals kill Osama bin 1980 1990 Sound Naval Shipyard to 2000 2010 March 1,1983 President Bill Clinton visits the three-year Refueling and Laden in Pakistan,Although the ship the phrase remained undergo $230 million in A report out Thursday The ship departs Nofolk, ship during a commemmora- Complex Overhaul. transportsundefined, his body to anhe said he did not iden- upgrades. Va. for the rst time. tion of the end of World War II. could not identify undisclosedtify any location unnecessarily and it is duplicated droppedprograms. into the sea. unnecessary programs. “I don’t see that this University has a major problem with unneces- By Elise Young sary program duplication,” he said, Assistant State & National Editor adding that individual universities’ existing review processes have suf- A comprehensive review of ficed to cull unnecessary programs. academic programs, originally pro- Every two years, the board asks jected to provide long-term savings each university to evaluate pro- for the UNC system, has ended — grams that don’t meet the system’s dth/eliza williams without identifying concrete ways productivity standards. Athletic director Dick Baddour, who announced his resignation at a press conference on July 28, has worked at the University for 45 years. to cut programs or costs. In February the board voted to The system is still searching for eliminate 60 programs system- ways to absorb a 15.6 percent state wide, including 36 baccalaureate budget cut enacted this summer. programs, as a result of the 2010 Now that it can’t count on elimi- reviews. Baddour bids farewell nating unnecessary programs to Administrators said Woodward’s make up some of the $414 million report still proved valuable even cut, one of the only avenues left is though it didn’t offer any addi- After 14 years as UNC’s athletic DTH ONLINE: Visit dailytarheel. by the numbers raising tuition. tional opportunities for program com to see videos about Baddour’s UNC-system President Thomas elimination. director, Baddour prepares to triumphs and challenges during his Ross commissioned a review of NCSU Chancellor Randy tenure at UNC. potential unnecessary program Woodson said he agrees with the step down. 45 duplication in January, citing report’s findings. Years Baddour spent working at UNC institution first. looming budget cuts as the catalyst “Was I surprised by it? No,” he By Kelly Parsons And no matter the situation, he was for the review. said. “I think the report is valuable Sports Editor determined to uphold that pledge — even Jim Woodward, former chancel- because it points to some opportu- if it meant ending a 45-year career. 5,255 lor of N.C. State University and nities for collaboration.” Dick Baddour sat alone in a room on Just two days earlier, the tumultuous, Days Baddour spent as athletic director UNC-Charlotte, worked for seven Woodward said the board the morning of July 28, preparing for a year-long investigation into the UNC foot- months on the review and pre- should expect campuses to con- task he wasn’t sure he was quite ready for. ball program took a turn when head coach sented his findings Thursday to the tinue proposing new programs in “I don’t know if I can do this,” he Butch Davis was fired just six weeks before 13 system’s Board of Governors. order to meet students’ needs. thought to himself. the Tar Heels’ first game of the season. NCAA titles won during his tenure. His final product was void of a “I think it is totally inappropri- But his love for North Carolina With his own retirement looming, formal definition of “unnecessary ate for you to say, ‘OK, we’re not wouldn’t allow him to do anything else. Baddour felt that the next athletic director program duplication,” which he going to approve any programs in As athletic director, Baddour had prom- 65 had initially said would form the ised himself he’d always put his beloved See baddour, Page 9 ACC titles won during his tenure. basis of the review. See BOG Roundup, Page 9

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Since last spring’s closing of DTH ONLINE: Check event name The show will go up the Union Cabaret — Pauper’s out a video from a Pauper off campus at the longtime home — finding per- Players rehearsal of “Guys Time: 9 p.m. tonight, Friday formance spaces has been an and Dolls.” and Saturday endeavor for the group. Carrboro ArtsCenter. Location: Carrboro ArtsCenter But it is a challenge that they formed last year’s spring musical By Mary Stevens enthusiastically accept, Boecker at the newly renovated Historical Info: http://bit.ly/tyI2eQ Staff Writer said. Playmakers Theater and plan to “We’ve looked into the options, compare it to the ArtsCenter. Choosing an off-campus venue and it’s not easy to find perfor- Boecker said the group has been story and score plus Pauper’s might be a gamble for Pauper mance spaces on campus that are pleased with the ArtsCenter, which strong cast will appeal to stu- Players, but the musical theater conducive to what we do,” he said. provides marketing opportunities, dents and families alike. group is betting on a full house Pauper, like many independent performance space and the capac- “‘Guys and Dolls’ is known this weekend. student performance groups, has ity to produce professional shows. in the canon of musical theater The ensemble is present- to get creative when it comes to Adam Graetz, the ArtsCenter’s as one of the best musicals ever dth/Melissa Key ing the worlds of gambling and securing one of the limited ven- marketing director, said the center written,” he said. Cameron Nadler, left, and Matt Jacques rehearse “Guys and Dolls.” romance in “Guys and Dolls” at the ues on campus, Boecker said. acts as a host, providing perfor- Director Hayley Wright said Carrboro ArtsCenter this weekend. “It’s a problem, but I think it’s mance facilities and helping to off- the new space distinguishes “Guys Junior Paul Hovey, a dramatic “They’re the only student-run Ben Boecker, Pauper’s execu- a manageable problem,” Boecker set heightened production costs. and Dolls” from past performanc- arts major, said getting to the musical producers, and they have tive production director, said he is said. “With enough creativity and “I see us as an incubator for es, allowing for creative staging. ArtsCenter from campus isn’t a good quality performances. So confident that the off-campus loca- planning ahead, it’s something the arts — we facilitate,” he said. Wright said that the center’s problem because of the public if you want musical theater, you tion for the show will not diminish that is workable.” Performances often sell out the support has been phenomenal, transportation system. have to go to Pauper,” Hovey said. audience sizes, especially because Pauper chose the ArtsCenter venue, which seats 150 to 200, and Pauper will continue that He has gone to a few Pauper the usual Pauper audience is made in an effort to experiment with Graetz said. relationship, possibly performing performances in the past and said Contact the Arts Editor up of friends of the cast. their different options. They per- Boecker said the musical’s future shows there. he enjoys them. at [email protected]. Heroes among us Voter-owned By Memet Walker Staff Writer elections likely If you’re looking for a veteran to thank today, you might not have to leave campus. The state has one of the highest per- centages of troops in the country on a per to end capita basis — with more returning from Iraq this winter. And the University is the program and both won. home to about 375 students with previous Officials think Chapel Donna Bell and Jason Baker military service. were the only two town coun- Ryan Beck, advisor for military affairs Hill’s pilot program cil candidates who met the for the UNC system, said admitting veter- requirements to participate this ans is a great opportunity for universities. won’t see renewal. year, and each received an addi- “A veteran is someone who has chosen a tional $3,351 for campaigning. path of selfless service and sacrifice,” he said. By Kelly Crupi Bell was elected to town In honor of Veterans Day, The Daily Tar Staff Writer council, but Baker lost. Heel is sharing the stories of five former Tuesday’s elections might Bell said she chose to par- servicemembers. have marked the last time ticipate because she values Chapel Hill candidates could candidate accessibility, and she Contact the State & National use taxpayer dollars to finance values the program. Editor at [email protected]. campaigns. “I am very proud to be a VOE dth/melissa key The town’s voter-owned candidate,” she said. veterans day event Before he was a freshman at UNC, Chris By the time he could radio in for help, elections program allows can- Ray was a squad leader in the Helmand prov- Taliban members — who had planted the didates to receive public cam- A bleak future Time: 11 a.m. today ince of Afghanistan. IED — opened fire nearby. paign funding if they follow Location: Outdoors at the Carolina In charge of 10 marines and eight mem- Shoulder broken, leg bleeding and specific fundraising restrictions. After two election cycles, Alumni Memorial in Memory of Those bers of the Afghanistan National Army, pierced with more than 20 pieces of shrap- The program, a pilot enacted Chapel Hill’s program remains in 2009 and limited to Chapel controversial, even as publicly Lost in Military Service, on Cameron his mission was to patrol the local area for nel, Ray climbed into a ditch and opened fire Hill in the state, was to be evalu- funded campaigns have been Avenue between Phillips and Memorial Taliban forces. randomly into the air to scare them off. ated based on the 2009 and 2011 challenged at a national level. halls. The rain location is Gerrard Hall. When Ray spotted a fake improvised “At least it kept their heads down, so my elections when it comes up for The Supreme Court in June Info: The public is invited to join about explosive device in the scope of his rifle, guys could come get me,” he said. renewal at the state level in 2012. struck down a similar law in 80 ROTC cadets and midshipmen who he never heard the real one go off — all Today, as a civilian and student, Ray’s the But regardless of its success Arizona as a violation of First will assemble in dress uniforms for the he remembers is waking up in a daze, face one keeping his head down around campus. or failure, officials say outside Amendment rights. The Court annual Veterans Day ceremony at UNC. down in the dirt. “Most classmates don’t know I served,” he factors might herald its end. ruled that the program might Navy Capt. Douglas Wright, professor “I looked down at my rifle, it was covered said. “I don’t really go flaunt it or anything.” Rep. Rick Glazier, prevent people from raising of naval sciences for the N.C. Piedmont in blood,” Ray said. “Everything was mute “I wish people were more aware of the D-Cumberland, said it could be money to fund speech in fear Consortium Navel ROTC, will speak at except this really loud ringing, like you see in things people our age are going through months until discussion starts, of triggering counter speech the ceremony. the movies sometimes.” right now in the military.” but he believes the legislature’s funded by the government. new Republican majority will The Arizona law gave candi- likely cut the program. dates who limited fundraising an initial grant, and extra funds Program history, logistics as opponents spent more. Chapel Hill’s program also Glazier was one of the pri- offered extra funds for candi- mary sponsors of the legislation dates out-raised by 140 percent, for Chapel Hill’s voter-owned but unlike in Arizona, the funds elections program, which the came in one set amount. In Democrat-controlled N.C. September, the national debate General Assembly approved in prompted the state board of 2007. Chapel Hill Town Council elections to halt that provision. approved it in 2008. And some say other parts of To qualify for public funds, the town’s program are flawed. dth/stephen mitchell dth/eliza williams dth/jessica gaylord council candidates must raise Jon DeHart, a 2011 candi- Sheldon Turner, a UNC senior, and Not all veterans on campus are students. Ryan Beck also graduated from the a minimum of $838 through date who did not win a seat on Robertson Greenbacker, a UNC junior, never Lt. Tom Twiddy is a campus police officer. University with a degree in peace, war at least 83 separate donations, town council, said he thinks the spoke after graduating high school together As a Marine, he spent time overseas dur- and defense. Before that, he was an Army limited to $20 each. Mayoral program is unfair to taxpayers. in Virginia — but a year later, they were ing the Persian Gulf War. Twiddy recently Ranger. candidates must raise $1,676 “I think there is a better use from at least 165 contributors of taxpayer dollars than for can- placed in the same Marine Corps boot camp returned to campus part-time as a student, As a UNC-system administrator, he’s to receive public funds. didates to promote themselves.” platoon. Both would serve separately in Iraq. graduating with a bachelor’s degree in focused on making campuses more accom- The idea is that by collecting But Glazier said he thinks Greenbacker’s Humvee and two others peace, war and defense. modating to veterans. those funds, candidates show the program has met its goals. were attacked by an IED in Fallujah. He said UNC should be more reverential Beck said the holiday is all about recogniz- they have wide support. The “The program creates the The two lost contact after boot camp, toward the holiday by giving University stu- ing the people around you for what they’ve program is meant to limit cam- opportunity for experiments in eventually running into each other again as dents and employees a day off. done, even if it’s a stranger. paign spending and counter democracy by allowing people UNC students. This time, they’ll stay in touch. “I think it should be a bigger deal here than “If it’s someone who knows a veteran, say corruption. of all economic backgrounds to For Veterans Day, all Greenbacker wants it is,” he said. “It should be a day of celebra- thanks,” he said. “If it’s not someone who In the 2009 elections, Mayor seriously run for election.” is a simple thank you and Kendall Marshall’s tion. It’s a day that you honor (those) who knows a veteran, go find one. There are all Mark Kleinschmidt and town signed Carrier Classic jersey. have served.” kinds of great stories out there.” council member Penny Rich Contact the City Editor were the first to participate in at [email protected].

the United States and studied at Tulane University. Cooper: Students OK with 6.5 hike inBRIEF Her funeral will be held at noon today at the Howerton and Bryan Funeral Home in By Kelly Williamson Questions and answers City Briefs Durham. Staff Writer STUDENT: Are there numbers Local Holocaust survivor State Briefs detailing what students feel like A crowd of roughly 30 stu- dies at 91 in Chapel Hill they can afford regarding tuition dents attended one of the last ASG to meet and discuss increases? Jewish Holocaust survivor tuition forums held by Student Simone Weil Lipman died the ‘Cuts Hurt’ initiative Body President Mary Cooper. COOPER: What most students Wednesday at age 91. Students leaders from Cooper and said what they feel comfort- She died at the Carolina across the state will meet at students dis- able with was the 6.5 percent. $ Meadows retirement home Appalachian State University $ cussed which What’s interesting is that those from an unknown cause. this weekend to discuss initia- $ topics they are the numbers I’ve presented, Lipman was born in a vil- tives to help boost student $ $ believed to be so I don’t really know how that lage near Strasbourg, France, input on decisions impacting TUITION UNC’s highest influences the ideas, since there dth/NIVI umasankar in 1920, based on a funeral higher education. priorities when aren’t any proposals yet. So we’ll Mary Cooper speaks at a tuition forum in Carroll 111 on Wednesday. She home press release. Members of the UNC it comes to pull out the 6.5 percent increase, will present a tuition proposal to administrators at a meeting Monday. The release states that after Association of Student distribution of funds, including since that’s the maximum graduating high school in Governments plan to continue maintaining top-tier professors amount we can raise it to. on. But otherwise, the 6.5 percent “I’m glad students are getting 1938, she entered a program their work on the Cuts Hurt and small classes and restoring STUDENT: You said the Board cap stays on if it’s not justified. involved, and I’m glad to have in elementary education. But project. lost credit hours. of Governors placed the cap at their opinions,” she said. her studies were halted at the The project, which has been In response to frequently 6.5 percent. Is that the absolute Roughly 80 students attended start of World War II. a major focus of the association asked questions, Cooper empha- Cooper’s reaction three different forums Thursday, Throughout the course of this year, includes creating vid- maximum? Cooper said she appreciated sized that athletic funds are Student Body Secretary Adam the war, Simone worked at eos of students talking about the ideas that came through the separate from academic funds, COOPER: Yeah, that’s the maxi- Jutha said. The other forums were an internment camp for Jews the impact budget cuts have forum. and that only 12.2 percent of the mum. It’s actually included in in Abernethy and Spencer halls. where she helped children, had on them. “Every student thought or con- University’s endowment money is the policy that universities can go The final tuition forum will be often smuggling them out. The association plans to cern is important in this process,” open for unrestricted use. through the cap if it’s a justified held Friday at noon in the Student By 1943, she had helped later present the videos to state she said. She took student questions increase. So, if they can say, “We Union Multipurpose Room. 350 children leave the camp legislators and members of Cooper said she has been and prompted attendees to offer need the additional revenue,” if by placing them with families, Congress. pleased with the turnout at the ideas about how to approach the University chooses to do that, Contact the University Editor convents and orphanages. tuition forums in general. tuition increase proposals. they might go ahead and add it at [email protected]. In 1946 she left France for - From staff and wire reports 4 Friday, November 11, 2011 News The Daily Tar Heel Chilton hits 20 years in government On the wire: national By Jenny Surane him seriously because of his age. and world news Staff Writer “At first it offended me,” said Chilton. “But now, with experi- Twenty years ago this week, ence, I have come to realize that Know more on today’s stories: Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton newly elected officials will get that made history when he won a seat sort of treatment no matter what.” dailytarheel.com/nationworld on the Chapel Hill Town Council While on Town Council, Chilton at age 21. had to balance the demands of Chilton, who was re-elected being a student and an elected offi- ››› Senators approve plan to Tuesday to a fourth term as cial at the same time. boost veterans’ employment Carrboro’s mayor after running On one hand, he opposed the WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) unopposed, was the youngest severity of the punishment for — The Senate overwhelm- elected official the state had ever an open-container ordinance the ingly approved provisions from seen at the time. council implemented during his President Barack Obama’s jobs But as an undergraduate at term. But at the same time, he said plan that found rare bipartisan UNC, he ran a competitive cam- he focused on the environment appeal, including a proposal to paign for the Chapel Hill Town more than representing students. give companies tax credits for hir- Council on a platform meant to Carrboro Alderman Randee ing unemployed veterans. appeal to both students and resi- Haven-O’Donnell said Chilton The vets package proved too dents. has had a significant impact on irresistible for Republicans to He said his work in environ- sustainability in both Carrboro block, as they have most other mental advocacy at UNC prompt- and Chapel Hill. flanks of Obama’s $447 billion ed him to enter the race. Chilton said his first platform jobs package. “I got involved in local gov- in Chapel Hill included a city- The 94-1 vote on the eve of ernment when I was a student wide recycling program and Veterans Day comes at a time activist at UNC,” Chilton said. building sidewalks and bikeways when the jobless rate among Iraq “And I was doing a lot of stuff that to encourage people to take to the and Afghanistan vets is in the involved thinking globally but act- streets. double digits, higher than the 9 ing locally.” “My first platform was a low- percent national unemployment Although still a student, budget, grassroots movement,” rate. Chilton had a mature view of he said. dth/karla towle Obama’s proposal was bol- town matters, said Kenneth As a council member, Chilton stered by attaching a popular Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton checks Tuesday’s election results. Chilton, a Broun, who was mayor during said he championed the town’s House-passed bill that would pro- Chilton’s time on the council. fare-free public transit system as UNC alumnus, has served Carrboro and Chapel Hill for 20 years. vide job training for vets. MCT/Pete Marovich “He was successful as a Chapel an environmentally friendly way “It’s the right thing to do,” said Hill Town Council member and to get around town. his goals remain the same. last term. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., who co- ››› Veteran Paul Williamson, 86, has been successful as Carrboro’s The system — which he cites as He said this will be his last “I am excited to see what he sponsored the measure. who fought in the Battle of the mayor in large measure because one of the town’s biggest changes term as mayor, but he will use it does next because he has the lead- Leaders tacked the veterans Bulge, visited the WWII Memorial he cares deeply about our com- since he joined local government to improve Carrboro’s bikeway ership and the experience to do legislation to another popular in Washington, D.C., on June 6. munity and both of its towns,” — was implemented in January and greenway transportation. more great things.” provision from Obama’s pack- Broun said. 2002, about five years after he left And Haven-O’Donnell said she age — the repeal of a forthcoming early September. But Chilton said some Town the council. is looking forward to seeing what Contact they City Editor business tax on companies that The senators released a joint Council members failed to take Two decades later, Chilton said the leader can achieve with his at [email protected]. contract with the government. statement: The overall package sailed “In light of the recent events in through the Senate on Thursday State College, we are rescinding 95-0. our support for the nomination of Approval now sends the pro- Joe Paterno for the Presidential posals to the GOP-led House, Medal of Freedom. We hope the which is expected to give speedy proper authorities will move approval, possibly next week. forward with their investigation Thursday’s votes offer a brief without delay. Penn State is an reprieve in the bipartisan war important institution in our com- over Obama’s jobs package, which monwealth. We should turn our has run into strong resistance attention to the victims of these from the GOP in Congress. Senate atrocious crimes and ensure they Republicans have stood unified get the help they need. Our hearts in their opposition to most of its and prayers go out to them and elements and the House has only their families.” agreed to consider certain provi- sions. Palestinian statehood bid The vets proposal would offer companies a $5,600 tax credit fails to find majority support for hiring each veteran that has RAMALLAH, West Bank been unemployed for six months. (MCT) — Palestinian officials A smaller tax credit would be admitted Thursday that their offered for bringing on vets who bid for statehood in the United have been jobless a shorter period Nations in all likelihood has failed. of time. A U.N. Security Council com- Companies would also be mittee that has been considering offered a $9,600 tax credit for the Palestinian application for hiring out-of-work veterans with recognition as a member state is service-related disabilities. expected to issue a final statement Friday saying that it had been Medal nomination rescinded unable to muster majority sup- port for the bid. for Paterno in wake of firing Without the approval of the WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) Security Council, the Palestinian — The shock waves from the application for U.N. member- explosive scandal at Penn State ship can’t be considered by the are reaching Washington. 193-nation General Assembly, Pennsylvania Sens. Pat Toomey where it probably would have and Bob Casey will rescind their been approved. Medal of Freedom nomination for The Palestinians needed at former Penn State football coach least nine nations on the Security Joe Paterno in the wake of the Council to vote in favor of their child abuse scandal involving his membership in order to move former assistant coach, the sena- the application to the General tors said Thursday. Assembly. The U.S., which Paterno was fired Wednesday holds veto power in the Security evening by the school’s board of Council, had sworn to use its veto trustees, ending his 46-year ten- if it appeared that the Palestinians ure as head coach. had secured the necessary votes. The award is considered U.S. diplomats managed to the highest honor a civilian secure enough abstentions from can receive. Toomey, Casey among the Security Council’s 15 and Pennsylvania Rep. Glenn members to deny the Palestinians Thompson, who represents State nine votes, thus saving the U.S. College, nominated Paterno in from having to veto.

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twitter Follow @DTHsports for updates on all your favorite SportsFriday Tar Heel sports. Could be ‘country’ for Brooks & Dunn “Going in, I was super nervous. But Crystal Dunn and Amber after I got there I was like, ‘I can play Brooks both participated in with these girls. I can play with these girls.’” national team trials. Despite their initial nerves, the two Tar Heels knew they were well pre- By Chris Moore pared. After all, playing at the highest Staff Writer level is kind of a North Carolina thing. Since the women’s national team Junior midfielder Amber Brooks was founded in 1985, 51 Tar Heels have had played in all 61 games during her earned caps playing for the U.S. All were career on the North Carolina women’s coached by Anson Dorrance at UNC. soccer team, and sophomore Crystal “I coached in the international Dunn had started every match she’d arena for eight years,” Dorrance said. “I ever played. understand the qualities players need But when UNC faced Clemson at to develop to compete in that arena. home in October, the duo skipped their My challenge here is to roll out what pregame ritual. No pregame meal, no players need to do to make that.” warm-up calisthenics and no hooting Joining Dunn and Brooks at the and hollering to get the Tar Heels fired camp were Meghan Klingenberg and up for a conference opponent. Nikki Washington, both UNC alumnae Instead, the two eagerly sat in a hotel who play professionally. room in Carson, Calif., awaiting text mes- Having a clan of light-blue clad play- sage updates about the game. UNC won ers helped Dunn and Brooks gain con- 2-0, but the pair of Tar Heel footballers fidence that they could compete. didn’t have much time to celebrate. “It’s awesome knowing that you They had another day of two-a-day represent North Carolina,” Dunn said. practices against the nation’s best play- “We were just running around like, ers scheduled the next morning. Better ‘Tar Heels, Tar Heels,’ and knowing you yet, U.S. Women’s National Team coach come from such a strong dynasty and Pia Sundhage would be watching. you can flaunt it.” Dunn and Brooks attended the U.S. As the former coach of the U.S. dth/melissa key U-23 training camp, where the nation- squad and college coach of so many Sophomore Crystal Dunn (left) and junior Amber Brooks (right), shown here sharing a moment on the practice field, are getting al team coaches evaluated them for national-team players, Dorrance used used to spending time together as the pair traveled to Carson, California to take part in the U-23 women’s soccer training camp. potential spots on the Olympic squad. his experience to reach out to Dunn Neither player has received an evalu- and Brooks. the Tar Heels and was put in a number of Heels will be competing at that level. they lead UNC into the NCAA tourna- ation since camp nor heard of their Dorrance is foremost a master of the positions on the backline during camp. From his experience, there are cer- ment against William and Mary this future prospects with the national psychology of the game. In that way, Dunn also said she performed well tain characteristics Dunn and Brooks weekend. team. Most likely, they won’t get a look he was able to bring out the bulldog at the camp, particularly in comparison possess that make them candidates for Participating in the camp showed the at the national team until after the nature in his players that is required to to how nervous she was entering the the next level — characteristics that duo what they’re up against. Their quest 2012 Olympics. play internationally. six-day session. other players simply don’t have. toward the national elite has just begun. Twenty-four players were invited “He told me to go in there with all “I think I did fairly well. I kept my “You need three qualities to make it “It’s been my dream since I was 7,” — six professionals, and the rest the cylinders firing and a nothing-to-lose composure,” Dunn said. “Just doing the at the highest level — self-discipline, Brooks said. “It’s something you talk nation’s best collegians. mentality,” Brooks said. “I just went in simple things that can make you stand competitive fire and self-belief,” about so much and you kind of just With such talented competition, it’s there with a win-win-win mentality out. Dorrance said. “That has to be built on wait for that day when you know you easy to enter camp a little weary. But it’s and went in there confident, trying to “It’s an unspoken type of thing. (The a platform of athleticism. eventually get that call. That’s the also easy to toss that weariness aside for learn something.” coaches) don’t want to be like, ‘Great “Athletically, and psychologically, dream, so it’s awesome to take the first a chance to fulfill a lifelong dream. With that aggressive nature, Brooks job,’ and give you false hope, but I talked both of these kids have the profile to step toward doing that.” “It’s been my dream since I was said she was pleased with the way she to a lot of the coaches and they thought play internationally.” pretty young,” Dunn said. “I never knew performed at camp. my performance was pretty good.” But for now, Dunn and Brooks must Contact the Sports Editor it could possibly come true. Brooks plays defensive midfield for One day, Dorrance believes his two Tar work on their game in Chapel Hill as at [email protected].

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Schwartz, to treat the final stretch of the “Coach always says, ‘You’re only ings. mistake, as five other pickers chose the Tigers to regular season, which featured as good as your next performance,’ who has been the general three top-10 teams, like it was the so I think every day you have to On the strength of a string of 6-2 showings, the defeat Georgia Tech. manager of The Daily Tar Heel NCAA tournament. step out on that field and prove former DTH sports editor has leapfrogged slump- Undefeated at the time, Clemson certainly for 17 years, got some help on The Tar Heels rose to that chal- yourself,” Falgowski said. ing Assistant Sports Editor Michael Lananna and seemed like a safe pick, but the Yellow Jackets his picks from his dog, Rosco. lenge and captured three straight Falgowski returned to the Tar victories, then went on to win the Heels for their 3-2 win in the said he’s determined to rise all the way to the top upset the Tigers and — in the process — most of ACC tournament. final game of the regular season and win the championship for a second consecu- the pickers as well. No. 1 UNC (20-1, 5-0 ACC) will against Old Dominion and was tive year. Jones didn’t make that mistake, though, and Ducks to pull out the win, while the other four serve as one of four host teams selected as MVP of the ACC tour- To accomplish that feat, the senior will have to neither did current Sports Editor Kelly Parsons. pickers have faith in Stanford and Heisman hopeful in the 16-member NCAA tourna- nament. ment. Saturday, the Tar Heels will ACC Offensive Player of the take down the potent guest picker squad, which The junior made all the right calls last time, Andrew Luck. face the Ohio Bobcats (19-4) — a Year Kelsey Kolojejchick, the continues to lead the pack as it has throughout the going 8-0 and boosting her record to 45-19 — Parsons and Moree went against the grain in the team they’ve never faced in the team’s leading goal scorer, said football-picking season. The guest pickers are the good for fourth place. N.C. State at Boston College matchup, picking the program’s 40-year history. she can become more aggressive first team to reach the 50-win plateau and cur- Parsons is now tied with senior writer Mark 2-7 Eagles to beat out the 5-4 Wolfpack. The first-round matchup is on attack with Falgowski back on sure to be a defensive battle, as the field. rently possess a .781 winning percentage. Thompson, who flip-flopped with Campbell in the But no one went against the grain more than the Bobcats come into the game “Now that Falgo’s back, I’m But Assistant Sports Editor Brandon Moree isn’t standings after posting a 4-4 record. this week’s guest picker, Kevin Schwartz. Schwartz as the nation’s top defensive team, playing up front more. I’m defi- far behind. With another 6-2 performance last This week, with the UNC football team tak- was the only picker out of the seven to pick Florida allowing only .71 goals per game. nitely going to take more respon- time, Moree remains just one game back of the ing a bye, the UNC basketball game against to beat South Carolina, and he’s also predicting a The Tar Heels boast the second- sibility in finishing for our team,” best average at .77 goals per game. Kolojejchick said. guest pickers with his 49-15 record, and the junior Michigan State has been included in the mix. win out of Penn State against Nebraska. UNC comes into the match In net, freshman goalkeeper has been nipping at their heels for a couple of Clearly, the consensus among the pickers is that Schwartz has been the general manager of the well-prepared to face the nation’s Sassi Ammer has benefited from weeks now. UNC will come out of the Carrier Classic in San Daily Tar Heel for 17 years and thinks he’ll go unde- top competition, having played a stingy defense in front of her Assistant Sports Editor Leah Campbell rounds Diego victorious. feated this week in picks. against six of the 16 tournament with senior Meghan Dawson teams and earning an 8-1 record and ACC Defensive Player of the out the top three, moving up one spot from fourth The Oregon at Stanford matchup, though, has Parsons and the rest of the DTH Picks of the in those nine games. Year Caitlin Van Sickle providing place. The senior went 7-1 last time with her only led to a more divided view. Week staff is hoping he’s wrong — the guest Five of those six teams will plenty of support. mistake coming in the form of a Clemson pick over Campbell, Lananna and Parsons all picked the picker has been on top for far too long. play on the opposite side of the Though North Carolina goes bracket from UNC, including into the tournament as a front- Old Dominion, who gave the Tar runner for the national champi- Kelly Brandon Leah Michael Jonathan Mark Kevin Heels their only loss. onship, the entire team remains Parsons Moree Campbell Lananna Jones Thompson Schwartz Shelton said the Bobcats pres- level-headed thanks to Shelton. ent a unique challenge to the Despite her team’s near-perfect Last Time 8-0 6-2 7-1 4-4 6-2 4-4 6-2 Tar Heels because of the physi- record, Shelton refuses to pad the Record to date 45-19 (.703) 49-15 (.766) 47-17 (.734) 42-22 (.646) 43-21 (.672) 45-19 (.703) 50-14 (.781) cal nature of Midwestern play. Tar Heels’ egos. Shelton said the game will come “I always tell the moms UNC vs. Mich. St. (basketball) UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC UNC down to whether the Tar Heels’ and dads, ‘You can kiss them Duke at Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia Virginia finesse can overcome Ohio’s and hug them, but don’t tell power. them they’re too good because Miami at Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State Florida State North Carolina also knows it you’ve got to keep that hunger,’” N.C. State at Boston College Boston College Boston College N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State N.C. State will have to create more goal- Shelton said. “Once you start Nebraska at Penn State Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Nebraska Penn State scoring opportunities if it plans to thinking you’re good, that’s the Auburn at Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia Georgia hoist the national championship kiss of death.” trophy. Oregon at Stanford Oregon Stanford Oregon Oregon Stanford Stanford Stanford The presence of senior Katelyn Contact the Sports Editor Florida at South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina South Carolina Florida Falgowski has been a welcome at [email protected].

KNOWLEDGE IS EMPOWERMENT Rested UNC ready to play Call P REGNANCY S UPPORT S ERVICES f or: By Michael Lananna “We’ve never had this oppor- time. Assistant Sports Editor tunity to train for an extended “We’ve got to get fitter,” d Free & confidential pregnancy tests period before the NCAA tourna- Dorrance said. “You can’t play our d It’s been a longer wait than ment,” Dorrance said. “So it’s system in either shape — the 4-2- Free limited ultrasound & STD testing usual for the North Carolina allowed us to get a bit healthier 3-1 or the 3-4-3 — unless your d Community Resources women’s soccer team, but coach and a bit fitter.” kids are committed to working Anson Dorrance isn’t complain- The team has battled injuries hard, and I think that’s been one Chapel Hill: 919-942-7318 or Durham: 919-490-0203 ing. throughout much of the season, of the biggest issues for us.” www.trianglepregnancysupport.com After losing their first-ever especially on the defensive end. 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But Dorrance said the team down the length of the pitch and And on Saturday, the rejuve- as a whole has come to practice relay races that the players have nated No.3-seeded Tar Heels will healthier, and after four overtime called “Ricky Bobby’s” in honor have the chance to show the fruits losses this season, efforts have of Will Ferrell’s NASCAR-driving of that labor in the first-round been made to ensure that the character in “Talladega Nights.” Young Ads v1_Sarna Ads 9/29/11 12:24 PM Page 1 game against visiting William and team is physically ready to handle The team has also worked Mary. 90 minutes or more of playing extensively on finishing, which is an issue that has plagued UNC TWO NEARBY LOCATIONS: of late. 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But at the same time, you don’t want to put too much pres- From Berlin to New York THE BEST sure on them and have them feel like it’s all on them.” Even after the early exit in the TEX MEX ACC tournament, Dorrance said he’s been impressed with team’s high morale. And while the 20- time NCAA champions won’t AROUND! be entering the tournament as favorites this year, they’re using that underdog status as motiva- tion. “Everyone’s sort of written us off,” Jones said. “And honestly, we love it because we know how THE ELI N. EVANS DISTINGUISHED LECTURE IN JEWISH STUDIES good we are … Our job right now is basically to go into the NCAA and ruin it for everyone else and JAMES YOUNG, professor and director Monday, Nov. 14 show them the team that we of the Institute for Holocaust, Genocide, 7:30 p.m. really are.” William and Ida Friday Center And Jones believes her team is and Memory Studies at the University of ready to do that. 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On the rise back was something he had never After playing in the Carrier felt before. Classic on Friday, UNC will head Marshall injured his back on back to its hotel, shower and then Nov. 3 and gave his teammates a board a red-eye plane headed for UNC men’s soccer On the decline scare. But North Carolina’s start- Asheville in order to take on the The Tar Heels came in to the ACC ing point guard said he now feels Bulldogs on Sunday for the first 100 percent, just in time for the game in their new arena. Tournament ranked third in the nation Tar Heels’ game Friday against Williams said once the team and the top seed in the conference. North Michigan State on the U.S.S. Carl arrives in Asheville Saturday Carolina dominated in the conference Nebraska Football Vinson in San Diego, Calif. morning he’ll let them sleep some post season awards as Mikey Lopez won This weekend the No. 19 Cornhuskers are going to be in “That was the first time I have before an afternoon practice. Freshman of the Year and Matt Hedges State College to play a Joe Paterno-less No. 12 Penn State, ever felt a spasm of that sort,” “Some of my coaching buddies won Defensive Player of the Year. Head but all that aside, lest not we forget Marshall said. “It was a little scary think it’s wacko, but you have to at the time, but when I woke up challenge teams so many different coach Carlos Somoano became just the Nebraska was a top ten team last the next day it felt three times as ways,” Williams said. “This is a second coach in the history of the ACC to week. Oh, but Northwestern played good.” big challenge and it is an unusual win Coach of the Year in his first season; spoiler, beating Nebraska 28-25 in And after that, it continued circumstance because you have to the first was Anson Dorrance. Nebraska. The Wildcats went in to last to improve. UNC didn’t prac- be able to make adjustments on week’s matchup 3-5 overall and 1-4 tice the day following his injury, the fly.” in the Big Ten. The loss dropped the and coach Roy Williams limited There are, believe it or not, Marshall in practice on Saturday. benefits to the quick turnaround. European Tour Cornhuskers to 3-2 in the Legends “(Monday) he only planned Asheville was a NCAA tourna- division and two spots out of the top on letting me do less than 50 ment team last season and is This week, both North Carolina spot, while the Nittany Lions on the other hand are on top of percent, but I ended up being out returning four starters — certain- golf teams inked talent from across the Leaders division. there the whole time,” Marshall ly a legitimate challenge. the ocean for the 2012 golf season. said. “I told him I felt great, and I Zeller knows the team is going Jan Mann, the women’s coach, signed feel 100 percent.” to be tired, but he expects that Elizabeth Mallet of Sutton Coldfield, That’s good news for the Tar to bring him and his teammates Heels, who clearly picked up the closer together. England. Mallett was the 2010 Tar Heel Football pace once Marshall took over “It’s always great when you English Girls Champion with a score starting point guard duties last get on the road,” Zeller said. “You of seven-under par and the 2009 British Girls Open Amateur For a second consecutive year, no undergraduate on campus season. spend time with your teammates, Championship runner-up. Andrew Sapp, the men’s coach, can say that they have witnessed the Tar Heels beat N.C. State UNC knows playing without and get closer as a team. It’s going signed Keagan Cummings from Dublin, Ireland. Cummings is Marshall would be much more in football during their time at UNC. Last Saturday marked the to be tough, but at the same time ranked 34th in Golfweek’s Junior Ranking for the class of 2012. difficult. I think this team is capable of fifth consecutive season that the Wolfpack has bested North “Dexter (Strickland) is a great doing it.” Carolina, and what’s even worse, the point guard, but at the same time Tar Heels didn’t even get on the score- he can’t compare with Kendall,” Williams to wear secret outfit board at Carter-Finley Stadium in last UNC forward Tyler Zeller said. weekend’s 13-0 loss. North Carolina “Kendall’s a superb passer and More than anything, Williams does a great job of running the and his players said they are look- came into the matchup in Raleigh with offense.” ing forward to honoring the mem- a better record than N.C. State, just like bers of America’s military while two out of the last three meetings, but UNC races quick turnaround playing in the Carrier Classic. it made no difference. It’s a good thing “I’ve always said I couldn’t do the Tar Heels have the week off this week, because they prob- Quick turnaround against a what they do, so I have a lot of ably need some recovery time. deceptively talented team? Roy respect for them,” Zeller said. “It’ll Williams has been there before. be fun to give back to them.” On Jan. 4, 2010, then-No. 9 It’s fitting that during the North Carolina fell to College of game, which will be played on BUY A COUCH • FIND A JOB Charleston on the road. Veteran’s Day, both teams will And in case Williams for- wear camouflage uniforms. 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done that. It was only because it retired as the head basketball said it’s just as strong. baddour was here.” coach, Baddour almost added In 2005, Dorrance was nomi- from page 1 It might not have been in former UNC assistant coach Roy nated for an ESPY and attended was the best person to undertake Baddour’s career plan, but doors Williams to that list of successes. the awards show in Las Vegas. the task of finding UNC’s next in athletics continued to open. Media attention surrounded Baddour made the 2,300-mile football coach. Swofford was offered the UNC’s pursuit of Williams and trip from Chapel Hill to cheer on So that morning, in front of position as commissioner of the rumors swirled that he was com- his colleague. a standing-room only crowd at Atlantic Coast Conference in ing back to North Carolina, but in “I was thinking to myself, UNC’s Friday Center, Baddour 1997, and Baddour immediately the end Williams announced he there’s no way I’m going to win announced his resignation. had his eye on the promotion. was keeping his head coaching job this thing. There was no reason “I was okay after I had done To athletic director search at the University of Kansas. for him to come,” Dorrance said. that, and then when I got the committee member Beth Miller, Three years later when faced “But to have him there with me question about, ‘Can you tell me Baddour’s knowledge and passion with yet another basketball meant a lot.” how you feel?’ I couldn’t do that. for UNC was second to none. coaching hire, Baddour was deter- I just couldn’t tell,” Baddour said. “After going through the inter- mined not to let the top prize slip A never-ending struggle “I would have cried. I would have view process with the other can- through his fingers again. been sobbing.” didates, he just absolutely rose to “I got criticized because it was To help keep things in perspec- When Bubba Cunningham the top and was unconditionally like, ‘He didn’t come the last time. tive, Baddour said he began writ- takes over Monday, Baddour will the best choice.” What are you doing?’” Baddour ing down his challenges on a legal pass down an athletic department said. “Once I was able to convey pad about eight years ago. facing potential NCAA sanctions ‘Our answer’ to him that he was our answer, In June 2010, when the UNC’s and possible elimination of varsity we needed him here, he was the compliance officer informed him sports due to a budget crisis. Managing an athletic depart- home run, he says ‘Okay. I need that NCAA investigators were But even as he cleans out his ment composed of 28 varsity some time to sort this out.’” coming to campus, Baddour met office to make way for his succes- sports presents an array of chal- Ultimately, it was Baddour’s the biggest challenge of all. sor, Baddour does it with his head lenges for an athletic director. patience that brought the now “I cannot adequately describe held high. And for Baddour — a man two-time national championship how difficult that was. Anything “Everything’s just kind of who prides himself on building coach back to Chapel Hill. that I would say would understate packed up, but it’s okay,” he said. relationships with his colleagues “If he had not handled me it,” Baddour said. “It’s the most “This department is in terrific — making coaching changes is coming back in 2003 the way he powerful, gut wrenching, hardest shape.” without question the hardest one. did, I would not have come back,” … oppressive situation I’ve dealt Baddour admitted to being Williams said. “His trust in me, with. And it was repetitive. It was Jack of all trades slow to let coaches go during his just to give me a little space, and like it wouldn’t go away. dth/eliza williams 14-year tenure as athletic director. give me a little time was some- “Just when you think, ‘Okay While athletic director, Dick Baddour hired men’s basketball coach Roy Baddour will teach classes and And although he’s made coaching thing that I needed.” we’ll handle this one and then Williams, baseball coach Mike Fox and men’s lacrosse coach Joe Breschi. conduct leadership seminars at hires that have resulted in less- we’ll take a deep breath.’ And you UNC before his contract expires than-successful squads, he said he The UNC family didn’t get to the deep breath.” those aren’t the memories of the ceral feeling. I don’t just feel I’ve in June 2012. hasn’t regretted a single one. For more than a year, Baddour NCAA investigation that Baddour let down my team and my athletic For Baddour, working in a vari- “There was a time there with During the 14 years Baddour and administrators dealt with will take with him when he goes. department, I have this feeling ety of roles within the UNC com- John Bunting and Matt Doherty has been athletic director, Tar allegations of a rogue former “I don’t regret one thing with I’ve let down my university,” munity is nothing new. that the success equation wasn’t Heel teams have won 13 national associate head football coach, how we did that. Not one thing,” Dorrance said. “The thing I really In 1967, just one year after real high, so the heat was particu- championships and 65 ACC titles. academic misconduct and the Baddour said. “I really believe admire about Dickie is he has this graduating from UNC, Baddour larly hard then,” he said. “I hate But Baddour said he doesn’t acceptance of thousands of dol- we did that the right way… We’re same love for the University … took a job as UNC’s assistant dean the outcomes, but I don’t second define success by victories alone. lars worth of improper benefits by going to take some hits, but I feel and the love is incredibly deep.” of men — a position in which he guess decisions.” In a field that can be easily football players. good as I walk out that door.” It’s that kind of love that oversaw the Greek community Bunting, who finished with dominated by Xs and Os, it’s the On the surface, Baddour was Baddour has tried to instill in and helped organize orientation. a 27-45 record as head football relationships with his colleagues an athletic director taking respon- A leader’s legacy everyone he’s encountered dur- During the next two decades, coach at UNC, and Doherty, who on which Baddour’s priorities lie. sibility for UNC’s mistakes. To ing his 45-year career at North Baddour served in differ- led the 2001-02 Tar Heel basket- When Breschi sat down with his colleagues, he was a friend in Although Baddour will no lon- Carolina, but especially in the stu- ent administrative roles at the ball team to its worst season in Baddour in 2009 to interview pain. ger be employed by UNC once he dents at UNC. University, including assistant program history, could be con- for the job of head men’s lacrosse “You could see times were retires in June 2012, his presence “As an athletic director, I’ve got director of undergraduate admis- sidered blemishes on Baddour’s coach, that sentiment was imme- tough,” swimming coach Rich will remain throughout campus. a little piece of ... your experience, sions and assistant dean of stu- hiring record. diately evident. DeSelm said. “But he always said, To coach Fox, Baddour will so I want that to be good,” he said. dents at the UNC law school. But it’s also not without its fair “Sometimes it can be run as a ‘We’re going to get through this. be felt when walking through the “I want you to love the University A career in athletics, Baddour share of highlights. business, but this was certainly And we’re going to be better for it.’” gates of Boshamer Stadium — a of North Carolina when you’re 75 said, wasn’t even on his radar. In 1998, Baddour brought a family,” Breschi said. “He was For Baddour, hindsight is $25.6 million renovation project years old.” But when athletic director John on coach Mike Fox, who led the running a family, and that made 20/20. Knowing then what he Baddour helped bring to fruition. A job in athletics might have Swofford’s assistant left UNC in UNC baseball team to five College it even more special to come back knows now, Baddour said, his To Dorrance and other coaches fallen into his lap 14 years ago. 1986, Swofford knew just who he World Series appearances in six and work for him.” antenna would have been up in who have had student-athletes But it is that love for UNC that’s wanted to fill the void. seasons. In 2009 he hired men’s In the heat of competition, certain areas within the football go through Baddour’s Carolina been Baddour’s driving force all “It fell (in my lap),” Baddour lacrosse coach Joe Breschi, who Baddour’s support for his col- program. But he doesn’t wrestle Leadership Academy, it will be along. said. “I suspect had I been offered pulled in the No. 1 recruiting class leagues has been a constant. But with the ‘what ifs.’ seen in the direction of a strong a position in athletics somewhere in 2010. away from athletics, UNC wom- Self-imposed sanctions might leader on the field. Contact the Sports Editor else … I probably wouldn’t have In 2000, when Bill Guthridge en’s soccer coach Anson Dorrance not be the ideal parting gift, but “When I lose a game, it’s a vis- at [email protected].

in online education. ered increasing tuition above the Tuition talks BOG roundup Board members discussed rear- cap. UNC-CH recently discussed Mary Cooper continued her from page 1 ranging leadership within the sys- increasing its in-state tuition by tuition forums for feedback on the the next five years,’” he said. tem’s General Administration to 40 percent during the next two to issue. See pg. 3 for story. In his report, Woodward issued create a position that would over- four years. games some recommendations to avoid see online education — a position Appalachian State University © 2009 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. ‘Guys and Dolls’ future concerns of unnecessary that board members said would Chancellor Kenneth Peacock Level: 1 2 3 4 program duplication. need to be filled by someone who said he doesn’t think his univer- Pauper Players will perform the “The way to deal with that is was ready to “walk on water.” sity can keep its tuition increase musical at the Carrboro ArtsCenter to take a look and strengthen Members also discussed tuition below the cap. He said ASU this weekend. See pg. 3 for story. Complete the grid perhaps the program productivity increases as a way to recoup lost might propose an increase of so each row, column review process,” Woodward said. state funding and maintain the about 13 percent. and 3-by-3 box (in 20 years of Chilton He said the review process quality of the system’s institutions. “In all honesty, you do what bold borders) contains This week, 20 years ago, Carrboro could be strengthened by clarify- Campuses must submit tuition- you have to do,” he said. “Nobody every digit 1 to 9. Mayor Mark Chilton began his ing universities’ teaching mis- increase proposals to the board by likes tuition increases. None of political career. See pg. 4 for story. sions, so the schools only propose Dec. 9. the chancellors do at all, but the Solution to programs that are in line with Per the system’s new Four Year quality of education — that is the PotterPalooza their objectives. Tuition Plan, proposals must concern.” Thursday’s puzzle Woodward also recommended remain below a 6.5 percent cap Ross said during the meeting Students participated in a Harry using online education to facilitate unless campuses can prove an that any proposal above the cap Potter trivia event and costume cooperation among campuses. additional increase would allow would have to be justified. contest. Visit dailytarheel.com. The board has advocated using them to “catch up” to their public “It’s not a given that the board online resources to cut costs. But peer institutions’ tuition rates. is going to approve any of these Campbell lockdown now, with substantial tuition Schools’ tuition must remain plans.” Campbell University ordered increases already being discussed, within the bottom quarter of a campus-wide lockdown board members said they might those peers. Contact the State & National Wednesday. Visit dailytarheel.com. need someone to lead the charge Some universities have consid- Editor at [email protected]. carrier classic “A hundred years ago when I played, we played a from page 1 lot more outside than we did in the gym.” your campus. But Marshall isn’t sure Roy Williams, UNC head basketball coach that preparation will translate to ////// (919) 843-3333 Friday’s season opener. “I think Michigan State’s a ago when I played, we played a onto the court, but he worries carolinaperformingarts.org little bit better than the guys we lot more outside than we did in about the change in temperature play against outside on campus,” the gym.” that would occur with the 4 p.m. Marshall said. Williams seemed unfazed by Pacific game time and how that (C)2011 Tribune Media Services, Inc. The unusual nature of the the prospect of playing outdoors. will affect his players and what Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle All rights reserved. game doesn’t necessarily work In 1984, when Williams was an they wear. against UNC since the Spartans assistant for Dean Smith, the The coach won’t take “the Across 54 Bug 11 Big name on the ice 42 Rigorously abstinent 1 REO part 55 Third deg.? 12 Vast 43 Exploring are as new to the idea of playing Tar Heels played Missouri in a wind blew it” as an excuse from 5 7-Down portrayer on 56 Like some tragedies 13 Site of a legendary parting 44 Shogun stronghold on an aircraft carrier as the Tar game on a roof at Pearl Harbor. his players, and Zeller knows he “Frasier” 57 Club relative 18 Fan support 45 Binocular features Heels are. There’s uncertainty But his players seem less can’t use “the ship is moving” if 9 Medicine cabinet item 59 Bird with a droll wit? 22 Ligurian seaport 47 1950 #1 Ames Brothers hit whether the Tar Heels will play thrilled about playing outside. his patented hook doesn’t fall. 14 First-century Roman leader 63 Earn 24 Shar-__ 48 She played Romy in 15 Cross 64 Tulip chair designer 25 Weak “Romy and Michele’s outside or underneath the flight Both Marshall and forward With the Carrier Classic being 16 Lickety-split Saarinen 26 Aid on a misty night High School Reunion” deck on a court with shelter. Tyler Zeller said if they had their the first of its kind, there are 17 Jack Benny’s 39? 65 Chianti, for one 27 Pretentious 52 Scary snake The chance of precipitation choice, they’d play indoors. still a lot of unknowns for those 19 Was about to blow up 66 Swamp plant 31 “Don’t __!” 53 Fortitude 20 Mizrahi of “The Fashion 67 Speak like Don Corleone 33 Country music sound 55 Tennis great Sampras for Friday has decreased from 60 “Growing up, I didn’t really playing on Friday. Show” 68 Ticker tapes, briefly? 35 Just starting 58 Shovel percent at the start of the week play a lot outside, so it’ll be “You know it’s a part of the 21 Insurance co. employee Down 37 Suffix with vulcan 60 Mens __: criminal intent to 20 percent on Wednesday. interesting from that aspect game — well, not playing out- 23 __-relief 1 __ mission 38 Craft with a mizzen 61 Sch. levels Head coach Roy Williams of it,” Zeller said. “It’s our first side — but adversity,” Marshall 24 Mix-up among the peas? 2 Throngs 39 7-Eleven beverage 62 Signs of resistance 27 Top-shelf 3 Saxony’s capital 40 Vessel with a hinged cover didn’t seem to care where they game of the year and usually you said after catching himself. “Of 28 Charlotte-to-Raleigh dir. 4 Beds, at times played, so long as they’re finally have some teams that warm up course part of the excitement is 29 Texas NLer 5 Like some quilt kits playing. with and you get the jitters out, playing outside on a carrier. 30 Aslan’s land 6 Want ad letters 32 “It __ Nice”: ’60s protest 7 See 5-Across “We just have to go play but this year you go right into “I have so many questions song 8 Pipe dream, say Michigan State wherever they Michigan State and it’s some- about it. I feel like nothing’s 34 Doubter 9 Castaway’s creation tell us to play,” he said. “A few thing you have to be even more really making sense so I just put 36 Julian Assange’s 10 “The Simpsons” character years back I said ‘if anybody prepared into the first game.” it in the back of my head and I controversial website, and with an 18-letter last name a hint to what’s invites me to play, I’m going to Williams took a trip to the just think all questions will be missing from play.’ And it’s the same thing carrier in December and asked answered once we get out there.” this puzzle’s now. several weather-related ques- four longest answers “But kids just don’t play out- tions. He said the control tower Contact the Sports Editor 39 Federal statute side anymore. A hundred years should block out direct sunlight at [email protected]. trumps it 41 New England law school 45 Mercury, e.g. 46 Old school addition? 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EDITorial BOARD members “We just have to go play Michigan State STEVEN NORTON EDITOR, 962-4086 OR [email protected] Will Doran Robert Fleming wherever they tell us to play. A few years C. RYan Barber Opinion EDITOR, [email protected] Sam Ewing Maggie Zellner back I said ‘if anybody invites me to play, I’m Callie Bost Associate opinion EDITOR, [email protected] Ian Lee going to play.’ And it’s the same thing now.” Roy Williams, UNC men’s basketball coach, looking forward to the Carrier column EDITORIAL CARTOON By Daniela Madriz, [email protected] Classic basketball game in San Diego today

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When LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Kvetching board™ Sign up to be a dancer kvetch: football is in UNC Dance Marathon v.1 (Yiddish) to complain TO THE EDITOR: To the jacked guy always By now you’ve heard the blasting dubstep: those pink crowned phrase “Sign up to dance!” a headphones me make me million times. You’ve seen us wanna drop my panties hard- in the Pit, and you’ve thought er than Skrillex’s baselines. king about signing up, but maybe To Dance Marathon: If this you’re still on the fence. is going to be the best one rom the first day I passed Being a dancer in UNC night stand of my life, does through the Dean Dome’s Editorial Dance Marathon should be on that mean you’ll be making F doors, my support of UNC every student’s UNC bucket BLT sandwiches and telling athletics has been a blasphemy. list. It is not easy — your feet me how great I was after- It was during my freshman year, will be sore, you will be tired, wards? of course, the year of all years to Remember the veterans and you will be emotionally To the guys playing the “penis” drown oneself in Carolina blue. drained — but you will also be game in Top of Lenoir: I don’t But on that Saturday morning, as inspired. When the clock hits The student body alone has normalcy. The national unem- think you’ll be needing yours the top-ranked Tar Heels prepared Take Veterans Day hour 23, you will be filled with anytime soon. for their Nov. 15 season opener, I 375 recipients of veterans’ ben- ployment rate for post-9/11 awe by your fellow UNC stu- To the guy in the Davis found myself wearing a navy blue as an opportunity to efits among its ranks. This is in veterans is 12.1 percent, or 3 dents and by families from the restroom who raged at me shirt with a light blue logo. addition to the many admin- percent higher than the nation’s. hospital who vulnerably share for stealing his paper towel, There was only one problem: reflect on sacrifice. istrators, faculty and staff who Fortunately, this statistic has their stories about the hard- you mad? that logo wasn’t an interlocking ith the top-ranked served in the line of duty. not been lost on Washington. ships they have faced. “NC” but a “V,” for Villanova (or as UNC men’s basket- Their sacrifices to the coun- On Thursday, the Senate As Judy Ward, a mom Dance Marathon, I know it’s some suggested, a certain private ball team opening try should never go unnoticed, approved a bill that would whose twin daughters spent “For the Kids,” but will they W weeks at N.C. Children’s be there for 24 hours too? part rather than private univer- its season in a most spectacu- especially not today. extend tax credits to businesses sity). It might as well have been a lar fashion, it would be easy The University, for its part, that hire unemployed veterans. Hospital after birth, told danc- Thanks, Jerry Sandusky. ers last year, “When life kicks scarlet “A” on the day UNC played to forget Veterans Day’s deep will be holding a ceremony This bill and other measures to Sorority girls are going to Penn, another Philadelphia team. you in the ass — and it will — meaning for military person- outdoors at 11 a.m. between ease the transition back to civil- make Polk Place a violation Before anyone would “remem- remember the difference you nel. To honor this day, UNC will Phillips and Memorial Halls, ian life should be applauded. of the Clean Air Act. Easy on ber, remember, the 15th of made for the kids.” the perfume, ladies. November” as the day this become one of the first teams to at the Carolina Alumni For every liberty veterans Dancer recruitment week Voting is like sex: I don’t Yankee wore out his welcome, I play aboard an aircraft carrier. Memorial in Memory of Those protect, UNC students should ends today at 5 p.m. Register know much about the candi- admitted that my loyalties lay in It stands to be a spectacle, but Lost in Military Service. feel obligated to give back free- now at uncmarathon.org dates, and I try to do it once Pennsylvania, with Penn State one team can’t single-handedly Every other day of the year, dom and honor — today and Come see us in the Pit from a year. football. But a lot has changed in pay tribute to years of sacrifice. veterans face an uphill battle for every day. 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. today, visit our the past week. website for more information The ConnectCarolina drinking As another group of Tar Heels on the grants we fund, follow us game: One shot for every red opens another season as the Editorial on Twitter @UNCDM or check “x.” Two shots if it logs you out. top-ranked team today, I look out our Facebook page for more Three shots if you actually man- 450 miles north to the quaint, info. Hope you’ve enjoyed this age to get a class you want. aptly-named college town of State week as much as we have danc- Dear beautiful hipster boys: College and wonder what went A worthwhile venture ing in the Pit for the kids! please protect your species wrong. Perhaps like the man him- and wear helmets while on Olivia Barrow self, I wonder why Joe Paterno strating the program’s value. option for state legislators. But your vintage road bikes and turns a blind eye after a graduate NC General Assembly Publicity Chairwoman fixies. assistant coach hears rhythmic Summer Ventures provides this kind of thinking misses the 2012 UNC Dance Marathon slapping noises coming from the must see the value of the state’s best and brightest bigger picture because fewer That awkward moment when locker room shower, only to find Summer Ventures. students an in-depth look into students of limited means are Gracie Beard you’re leaving a POLI lecture former defensive coordinator Jerry the in-demand fields of math afforded the opportunities avail- Overall Coordinator and someone casually men- Sandusky engaging in a sexual act s it cuts funding to and science, serving as a crucial able to their more affluent peers. 2012 UNC Dance Marathon tions that you have a thong with a young boy. the UNC system, the jump-start for the future inno- Governor’s School has already stuck to your shoe...it was a I wonder how, at age 84, a A N.C. General Assembly vators and researchers who been cut from the state budget, Watch the Carrier Classic rough morning. supposedly moral compass like must place a higher prior- keep the state’s economy viable. and Summer Ventures appears with Carolina Fever After apologizing to State for Paterno picks up the phone late ity on maintaining funding Historically, the program to be the next to go. If legislators Coach Withers’ comments, one night and learns that he’s fired. for merit-based enrichment has been free of charge for truly want to ensure the future TO THE EDITOR Chancellor Thorp went to Tonight, Carolina Fever, I wonder why I can’t say I dislike programs for high schoolers. those who qualify. But with viability of the state, they must UCLA to apologize to Drew II in partnership with the UNC and the Wears for UNC’s unfair the Penn State Board of Trustees’ With cuts to Governor’s School recent budget cuts, the pro- look more closely at the long- unanimous decision. And, consid- Athletic Department, Student treatment towards them. and, more recently, Summer gram has been downsized. term costs of their cuts. ering the NCAA violations of the Government, and CUAB is DTH, your political cartoon on past year, I wonder whether the Ventures in Science and This year, the program is But this won’t be apparent presenting “The Carrier Classic Mathematics, legislators have expected to enroll about 250 without vocal and financial Thursday is racist. Don’t you culture that made a monster of Viewing Party.” Because we know never to draw a black been passing on an investment Paterno is on its way to UNC. students, about half as many support from alumni before all can’t make the trip to San man unless he’s a victim? Granted, UNC’s firing of Butch in the state’s future. In the as its highest-attended year. shrinking funds eliminate the Diego, Fever is opening up Davis was a grenade compared short term, Summer Ventures Given the current economic program entirely. Only then Carmichael Arena as a place If you need a Tudor to read to the atomic bomb Penn State’s alumni should follow the climate, pinching pennies now will state legislators under- to watch the Heels take on this, you probably go to N.C. State. board dropped on State College Governor’s School model by may seem like the smartest — or stand the program’s long-term Michigan State University. Wednesday. After all, UNC only rallying together and demon- even the most responsible — importance and act on it. In addition to the basketball To the girl blaring the Rocky had to weigh NCAA violations game, the doors will open at theme song from her head- when it fired Davis — not viola- 4 p.m. to watch the volleyball phones at 9 a.m.: is the walk tions to our conscience, our mor- team host the Georgia Tech from South Campus really that als, our laws. Yellow Jackets at 5:15 p.m. As much of a trek? But just by hiring Davis and an added incentive, there will To the UNC football players trying to turn the Tar Heels into Save the public university be free food and drawings held who stand outside of Lenoir a football powerhouse, UNC was throughout the night. To enter s our campus contem- that are already moving away every day: maybe you should treading down a path to State the drawings, show up before 5 try practicing instead of flirt- College, where future linebackers plates massive tuition from their public heritage. p.m. to claim your ticket. Then, increases to fill holes in The University of Michigan ing with girls. Then, we might are given jersey numbers before A stay to cheer on the volleyball actually beat State for once. names, where football is king. the University budget, I’m drawn has already weaned itself off most team. But remember, you must It was this very culture that to the words of Charles Kuralt, of its state funding, and there be present to claim your prize. To the kid whose parents crowned Paterno, that put wins from the UNC Bicentennial: have been proposals to make it Carrier Classic Viewing were waiting at the bus stop and losses before right and wrong. “Our love for this place is fully private. Party T-shirts are also on sale to take pictures when you It was the same culture that based on the fact that it is, as it Mark Laichena It shows: a 2004 survey of for $12 in the Pit and at the stepped off the RU: What? students found more Michigan allowed Paterno to say “no thanks” was meant to be, the University Our Fair University door of the event. 100 percent To Asians in the UL this week: and get away with it when the of the people.” freshmen from families earning of the proceeds from the shirts Ed Hardy v-necks, skinny This university is ultimately Senior political science and PWAD more than $200,000 than from athletic director and select board major from London, U.K. will be donated to the USO. jeans and a longboard? Who accountable to those who fund it. families earning less than the We hope to see all of you members twice visited his home in Email: [email protected] are you? 2004, asking him to retire. So if we shift the burden for fund- national median of $53,000. there. Go Heels. Go America! ing from the state to solely the stu- Put another way, we’re not simply Earlier this year, the University My roommate is like Mrs. When it came time this week Potato Head: she’s got a lot dents who attend, we’re threaten- an inferior version of Duke which of Wisconsin at Madison’s chan- Clint Hannah to finally take that advice, Paterno of accessories, but nothing ing the essence of the institution. educates more in-staters. cellor proposed breaking away Carolina Fever PR had every reason to believe that the inside. board would “not spend a single In the short term, some of the Consider UNC Tomorrow, the from the state system, a move Chairman minute discussing [his] status.” arguments for raising student initiative led by former UNC sys- that some feared would prevent tuition seem compelling. tem President Erskine Bowles to bright students from transferring Send your one-to-two sen- Apparently not. Apparently he Andrew Stilwell tence entries to was vulnerable after all. The University needs money examine how UNC system cam- in from community colleges. Carolina Fever Special to maintain its excellence, and puses respond to the most press- And many universities, includ- [email protected], Give Davis a few national cham- Events Chairman subject line ‘kvetch.’ pionships and a few decades on the current legislature won’t pony ing needs of the state. ing the University of California at the sideline — as UNC hoped it up. And since UNC’s tuition is Our campus’ response high- Berkeley, are admitting far more would — and students would have comparatively low, students could lighted leadership in health, pub- out-of-staters. SPEAK OUT responded to his firing with more maybe pay a little more for the lic education, economic develop- The budgetary situation is than “We Support Butch” signs. benefits they receive. But UNC is ment, access to higher education tough, but UNC must avoid chang- Writing guidelines The scene in Chapel Hill would more than just an excellent uni- and much more. ing its fundamental relationship • Please type: Handwritten letters will not be accepted. have been reminiscent of a (bas- versity — it is a public university. The question of whether tuition with the state by seeking to replace • Sign and date: No more than two people should sign letters. ketball) national championship, Low tuition is enshrined in can be raised is about more than state dollars with tuition. That will • Students: Include your year, major and phone number. replete with the pepper spray that the state constitution, which just what parents are willing mean tolerating tough times and • Faculty/staff: Include your department and phone number. put a sting in the State College states that “the benefits of the to pay. 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State leaders have long recog- In trying to answer some of But in the longer term, that’s 11/14: Columnist Andrew Moon a necessary cost, if UNC is to EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and letters do not necessarily represent nized that a public university can these questions, we can look the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect the opinions of writes on the public’s right to know do more for the state than just across the nation at the experi- remain the University of the about the president’s health. The Daily Tar Heel editorial board. The board consists of five board members, NEXT serve the individuals who attend. ences of other public institutions people. the associate opinion editor, the opinion editor and the editor.