What Are the Impacts of Vaccine Misconceptions in N.C.? Instances of Outbreaks Department of Health and Human Services’ Public Health Division

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126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY WEDNESDAY, APRIL 3, 2019 VOLUME 127, ISSUE 14 What are the impacts of vaccine misconceptions in N.C.? Instances of outbreaks Department of Health and Human Services’ public health division. continue across the country The N.C. DHHS assesses the and in the state. number of 2-year-olds in each county who are considered up-to-date on By Veronica Correa their recommended vaccinations. In Assistant City & State Editor 2015, the county average across the state was 70 percent. North Carolina In November 2018, a school in schools are required to submit vac- Buncombe County saw an outbreak cine coverage reports when children of chickenpox. At least 36 students enter kindergarten and 7th grade. were infected – making it one of the State law requires children in K-12 worst outbreaks in North Carolina schools to have all required vaccina- since 1995. tions unless there is a medical or reli- The students attended Asheville gious exemption. While 17 states allow Waldorf School, a private school with a exemptions for personal or philosoph- population of about 150 and one of the ical beliefs, North Carolina does not. highest religious exemption rates for “That law is in place because we vaccinations in the state. 67.9 percent know that we have to protect individ- of kindergarteners in the 2017-2018 uals as well as communities against school year had these exemptions, the vaccine-preventable diseases,” Kimple highest in the county. Chapel Hill- said. “And we know that vaccines are Carrboro City Schools had a 98.6 per- safe, they’re effective and really a cent vaccination rate for that year. great public health accomplishment.” The outbreak in Buncombe In North Carolina, anyone seeking County isn’t the first one the coun- a religious exemption does not need try has seen recently, and as these to fill out an official form. Instead, instances continue, North Carolina they just provide a statement of their health professionals are emphasiz- religious objection to immunization ing the importance and safety of directly to the school. A religious vaccines against false information. leader is not required to sign it. People have speculated that “Our job as a school system and as receiving the flu shot can still make a public service, is to comply with the you sick and that the MMR (measles, law,” said Lisa Luten, spokesperson mumps and rubella) vaccine caus- for Wake County Public Schools. SOURCE: NCDHHS AND VACCINES.GOV DTH/AUDREY BURKE es autism. However, this has been Luten said within the school dis- refuted by multiple studies. trict, the main dialogue surround- in one area are vaccinated, even peo- to read anti-vaccine propaganda and vast, majority of parents do vaccinate It is possible North Carolina is now ing vaccines is to provide resources ple who have compromised immune not understand the severe complica- their children because vaccines are seeing the results of this speculation. on what the law requires so parents systems and cannot get a vaccine are tions that come with that illness. safe and effective,” Hudgins said. In 2016, 35 cases of mumps were have the necessary information to more protected because it is more Although measles was eliminated She said she would advise parents reported in the state, a significant enroll their children in school. difficult for the disease to spread. in the United States in 2000, there to speak with a trusted health care increase from a total of four the previ- Kimple said she can’t speculate why With the rapid growth of the inter- have been at least 387 cases since Jan. provider if they have any specific ous year. In 2017, 92.2 percent of chil- vaccination rates may change over net, people now have access to a large 1, 2019. While there have been some concerns about vaccines. dren aged 19-35 months in the state time, since some of it may be due to an amount of medical information. Yet confirmed measles cases in North “All of the vaccine-preventable dis- had received the first MMR vaccine increase in school reporting. She said social media can contribute to the Carolina, Kimple said these have been eases are contagious. Measles is high- dose, a 1 percent decrease from 2016. it’s concerning to see the percentage of spread of misinformation on scien- generally limited to international trav- ly contagious,” she said. “So the more “We’re talking about diseas - unvaccinated people increase. tific topics such as vaccines. In March elers who return to the United States. people who are immunized, the more es, some diseases that many have The science behind vaccines is 2019, Facebook announced it would Health care workers across North protected you are — not only people never seen because we have been well-established. Elizabeth Hudgins, aim to remove false information Carolina are tasked with addressing who may not be able to get vaccinated so effective at eradicating diseases director of the North Carolina about vaccinations from its platform. concerns or rumors about vaccines. because they have a certain condition, through immunization,” said Kelly Pediatric Society, mentioned the Kimple said since people may not Hudgins said pediatricians are gen- but everybody is more protected when Kimple, chief of women’s and chil- concept of herd immunity, which have had experiences with mostly erally passionate about vaccinations. more people are immunized.” dren’s health for the North Carolina means if a high percentage of people eradicated diseases, it becomes easier “It’s important to note that the vast, [email protected] Three women’s basketball players will transfer Walker an Jocelyn Jones will all eligibility remaining and would like- Three players set to pursue transfers to other schools, ly be able to play immediately next transfer away from UNC as first reported by Mary Dunleavy season as a graduate transfer. amid program review. at WRAL. Walker played only 39 minutes Watts was a starter for the Tar for the Tar Heels this season after By James Tatter Heels this year as a redshirt junior, being an ACC All-Freshman in her Senior Writer but missed the final six games of the first year and averaging 12.4 points season with an injury after missing per game in her sophomore year. It’s déjà vu for North Carolina the final five games of her sopho - The former top-25 high school women’s basketball. more season and all of last season recruit sat out her junior year with After the team’s first trip to the with an injury. an injury. NCAA Tournament since 2015, and The former ACC Freshman of Jones, a redshirt sophomore, was with just one graduating senior the Year and five-star recruit aver- one of only three Tar Heels to play in Paris Kea, the program seemed aged 15.2 points per game and 5.5 in every game this season. The red- ready to turn the corner after a sev- rebounds per game this season. shirt sophomore averaged 3.7 points eral-year slump. Walker confirmed on her personal and 3.1 rebounds per game. The for- But for the second time in four Instagram account that she would be mer No. 33 high school player and years, multiple players are transfer- graduating in May and also pursuing McDonald’s All America nominee DTH FILE/WILL MELFI ring from the program. a transfer. Redshirt junior Stephanie Watts (5) cuts across the court against Duke in Stephanie Watts, Destinee The redshirt junior has one year of SEE TRANSFERS, PAGE 7 Carmichael Arena on Thursday, Feb. 7. Duke defeated UNC 85-69. UNC women’s basketball coaches placed on paid leave

By Ryan Wilcox a Charlotte-based firm, will con - “I love each and every one of 9 seed, North Carolina fell to No. 8 women’s basketball head coach Assistant Sports Editor duct the review, and will “assess seed Cal in the first round. Sylvia Hatchell released a statement the culture of the women’s basket- the players I’ve coached and Hall of Fame head coach Sylvia regarding the University review of Coaches of the North Carolina ball program and the experience would do anything to encour- Hatchell, who has a 751-325 career the program. women’s basketball team will be of our student-athletes,” according record in her 33 seasons at North “I’ve had the privilege of coach- placed on paid administrative leave to a statement. No timetable was age and support them.” Carolina, will be among those ing more than 200 young women as the program is reviewed due to announced, and no further infor - Sylvia Hatchell placed on paid leave. during my 44 years in basketball,” “issues raised by student-athletes mation was provided. UNC women’s basketball head coach Carolina Athletics announced that Hatchell said in the statement. “My and others,” the UNC athletics The Tar Heels are coming off it will have no further comment until goal has always been to help them department announced on Monday. an 18-15 campaign, and made the the review is complete. Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein, NCAA Tournament in 2018-19 for the first time in four years. As a No. Later on Monday, North Carolina SEE COACHES, PAGE 7 You gave to me your all and all and now I feel that I’m 10 feet tall. CHER 2 Wednesday, April 3, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 Graffiti on campus linked to Heirs to the Confederacy 125 years of editorial freedom RACHEL JONES By Casey Quam Nearly a week before March 16, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Staff Writer when Spivey carried a camouflage-skin [email protected] pistol on UNC’s campus, he wrote a BAILEY ALDRIDGE One of the two people who van- blog post regarding his views about MANAGING EDITOR dalized the monument commem- the connection between Confederate [email protected] orating slaves and people of color monuments and freedom. SARAH LUNDGREN who helped build the University has “I am willing to die for what I ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR been linked to a Confederate group, believe; I am more so ready to kill [email protected] according to UNC officials. for it,” Spivey wrote in the post. MARIA ELENA VIZCAINO A UNC Police officer noticed the Spivey also wrote that in order DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE Unsung Founders Memorial, erect- to preserve both freedom and [email protected] ed in 2005, had “racist and other Confederate monuments, support- deplorable language” written with ers must fight back, “not with equal MYAH WARD permanent marker at around 1:30 violence, but with excessive violence.” UNIVERSITY EDITOR a.m. Sunday. The monument was An installation outside Hanes Art [email protected] also doused with urine, according to Center was vandalized later Sunday ANNA POGARCIC the police report. Through security with racial slurs and was reported to CITY, STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR footage, officials confirmed that one campus police by a passing motorist. [email protected] of the vandals is affiliated with the “UNC Police is conducting a thor- MOLLY LOOMAN Heirs to the Confederacy group. ough criminal investigation,” said ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR Co-founder Lance Spivey said in Randy Young, UNC Police spokes- [email protected] a statement that the Heirs to the person, in an email to The Daily Tar DTH FILE/CHICHI ZHU CHRIS HILBURN-TRENKLE Confederacy did not approve the Heel. “Therefore, at this time we will One of two people who vandalized the Unsung Founders Memorial dedicat- SPORTS EDITOR vandalism, an act which he said not be releasing any details that could ed those who built the University has been linked to a Confederate group. [email protected] “goes against everything we stand impede that investigation or subse- HALEY HODGES for,” the News & Observer reported quent prosecution, including, but not was spray-painted on a monument,” her white supremacy.’” DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR Monday evening. limited to, surveillance video footage, Little’s tweet read. “UNC has not As an outspoken activist against [email protected] “If these acts of vandalism were in photos or the text of the graffiti.” officially contacted me even though Silent Sam, Ayling said she thinks fact committed by any member(s) of He said UNC Police have two war- I am a Ph.D. student, nor told any- the graffiti was meant to devalue EMILY CAROLINE SARTIN Heirs, then the perpetrator(s) were rants for arrest out for individuals thing else to my lawyer. They didn’t anti-racist activism on campus. TARYN REVOIR acting on their own, in a renegade believed to be involved. The mon- tell him what was written, nor have “They’re trying to diminish the PHOTO EDITORS capacity and unsanctioned by the ument is surrounded by barricades they told any of you.” threat that white supremacy poses to [email protected] Board of Directors,” the statement said. again, and there’s regular police Little didn’t return The Daily Tar our community by attempting to strip MADDY ARROWOOD “I, and the Heirs to the Confederacy as presence in the area, Young said. Heel’s request for comment by the the term of any meaning,” Ayling said. COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER a whole, will have no part in the dam- The University’s Facilities Services time of publication. 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By Ryan Wilcox dad alleviated any possible pres - Assistant Sports Editor sure coming with the weight of such expectations. It’d be easy for Andy Matthews to “Even when I would play terrible, do things his way. he wouldn’t be mad at me,” Andy The North Carolina lacrosse said. “I could just sense he was dis- team’s senior attackman and lead- appointed, which made it better ing setup man knows the game and because I responded to that better.” was practically born into it. He has Andy was always a good player the talent, too; Matthews was a U.S. and natural athlete – he played var- Lacrosse first-team All-American in sity basketball at Gilman and was high school, and UNC was just one all-conference on the school’s soc- elite lacrosse school from which he cer team, but it wasn’t until around fielded recruitment offers. ninth grade that he started taking This season, Matthews is one of lacrosse more seriously. eight Tar Heels with double-digit “He really started to work at it,” goals. But much more important for Mickey said. “That’s when he put in UNC are his team-leading 14 assists. the extra time. You could see that he “I would say my greatest strength cared a little bit more.” is being smart, knowing what to do For Andy, extra effort quickly with the ball and without the ball,” resulted in a scholarship offer from Matthews said. “Just having a knowl- North Carolina head coach Joe edge of the offense, knowing where Breschi, who saw Andy in a sum - people should be and trying to find mer tournament. Andy committed the open man.” the summer before his sophomore Far from doing things his way, year of high school. Matthews plays the game unselfishly, “It was honestly pretty crazy,” helping UNC lacrosse to a 7-3 record Andy said. “I was just a freshman so far in 2019. in high school, I had no idea what I DTH/JOE BENSON “I kind of just try and play the way wanted, but I really lucked out with Senior lacrosse player Andy Matthews has lead the team in assists the past two years, with 27 in 2017 and 26 in 2018. that I was raised to play,” Matthews getting the opportunity to come here. said, ”which is always try and share I don’t think I realized just how great Andy is second on the team in points 90,” Kelly laughed. ing in Chapel Hill, specifically poet- the ball and try and get the best everything is here.” with 25, with his 14 assists being a Together with some teammates, ry, a hobby that he calls “relieving.” opportunity that we can.” Weighing offers from other elite big reason why. If you ask Andy, he’ll Andy lives in a house that has been “Econ is just so structured, and For Matthews, that team-first lacrosse schools – including Duke, credit the talent around him. passed down to them by past Tar you have to do it this way,” Andy emphasis began at a young age. He Maryland and Johns Hopkins, “I’ve been surrounded by Heels. The group has fun with an said. “That’s why I do the creative started playing sports at around 5 which is just five minutes away from incredible shooters my entire time Instagram account called Dojo writing stuff, because it’s the oppo- years old, growing up in the lacrosse his house – Andy decided to play here,” Andy said, before going on Enterprise, where they post pictures site of my major, and I can actually hotbed of Baltimore. for North Carolina, a place his dad to give a laundry list of recent UNC of themselves and funny videos. have fun with it.” “He did take to lacrosse early,” described as Andy’s “dream school.” attackmen. Talk to him for any One post featured a picture of the Andy credits UNC faculty for his dad, Mickey Matthews, said. “I “We have pictures of Andy when amount of time, and that’ll soon group’s “Wall of Legends,” with cut- encouraging his newfound pas - mean, it’s Baltimore. He probably he was 5 years old, wearing Carolina become a consistent theme: team outs of people like Muhammad Ali, sion, a hidden talent of his that has had a stick in his crib.” gear around the house,” Mickey said. first, Andy second. Tupac Shakur and, of course, Pablo impressed teammates. It wasn’t just the city he was “That’s always been his goal.” “He doesn’t care about points; Sanchez from the Backyard Baseball “He’s actually really gifted,” raised in, though. Andy’s parents That’s partly because Andy’s he just cares about winning the video games. Kelly said. “It’s pretty funny; you both played college lacrosse – his uncle also played lacrosse for the game,” teammate Timmy Kelly Another person on the wall is wouldn’t expect it. He’s one of mom also played field hockey at Tar Heels, winning a national cham- added. “Some of his best games are director Stanley Kubrick. those people. It kind of comes nat- Richmond, while his dad was an All- pionship with the team in 1991. not even the ones where he has the “We love watching movies at the urally for him.” American at Brown. During Andy’s first-year campaign, most assists. It’s the ones where he’s house. He was one of our favor - As for Andy himself, it was as if His two older siblings also played that 1991 team was honored during getting other people open, making ites,” Andy said. “Obviously 2001: A he was back on the lacrosse field: high-level lacrosse. Andy’s brother halftime of a game to commemorate the second assist, similar to a Klay Space Odyssey is just a sick movie. when given praise, he deferred to played at Rutgers, while his sister its 25th anniversary, and the Tar Thompson.” We watched that as a house. We his peers. won three national championships Heels would finish the 2016 season Andy’s ability to think through watch a lot of movies as a house.” “They’re a lot better than I was at Northwestern. with an NCAA title of their own. the game is mirrored by an off-the- Dojo Enterprise, and the Wall of at it,” Andy said sheepishly of his “I could never live up to her,” Andy Together, Andy’s dad and uncle field intelligence, exemplified by his Legends, serve as a creative outlet classmates. “But I just really enjoyed said with a laugh. ingrained in him a propensity to play 3.8 GPA in high school and All-ACC for members of the UNC lacrosse hearing all of their stuff.” At Gilman School in Baltimore, the game the right way. Academic Team distinction in his team, a group that is interested in Whether on the field or off, Andy Andy was coached by his uncle. His “We definitely emphasized, ‘You sophomore year. movies and video production. Matthews tries to spread the wealth. dad coached his club team, which have to do your part. You have to Kelly, who first met Andy in fifth “A bunch of guys have taken “It makes sense in my mind,” also featured Timmy Kelly, Kevin lead,’” Mickey said. “Playing the grade, remembers one instance screenwriting classes and video Andy said. “That’s why they throw Walker and Jack Halpert, all current right way means making the right where Andy’s natural intelligence classes, and that’s one of the it to me, because they know that teammates of Andy’s at UNC. decisions, taking or not taking the really came to the fore: the first test things that our house really loves,” they’ll get it back.” “Their expectations were always right shots and just being smart. in a history class that the two took Andy said. @rwilcox_ really high, but I knew they always He doesn’t care who scores. I think together at UNC. An economics major who hopes @DTHSports wanted what’s best for me,” Andy said. you see that.” “He doesn’t even look at the to work in finance, Andy also [email protected] Later, Andy explained how his Ten games into the 2019 season, freaking book, and he gets like a became interested in creative writ- First-year Nassir Little declares for NBA Draft By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle thankful for the opportunity to Sports Editor attend such a prestigious university and play for such a storied basket- On Monday afternoon, Nassir ball program.” Little announced in a statement via Little went on to say that he is Twitter that he will enter the 2019 ready for the next chapter of his NBA Draft. basketball career and that he will The announcement comes days “forever have Tar Heel blood running after No. 1 seed UNC fell in the Sweet through my veins.” 16 to No. 5 seed Auburn, 97-80. “With that said, it is time for me to The 6-foot-6 forward enjoyed pursue my lifelong dream and enter a solid first-year campaign where the 2019 NBA Draft,” Little wrote. he was the team’s most productive “I am ready now to put everything bench player. I have into being the best player I In 36 games this season, Little can be at the next level.” averaged 9.8 points and 4.6 rebounds Later on Monday, head coach in 18.2 minutes of playing time. Little Roy Williams released a statement exceeded the double-digit threshold regarding Little’s decision to turn in points 18 times on the year. Little’s pro. best performance came in a win over “Nassir is just an outstanding Virginia Tech on Jan. 21, when he young man who has been a com - scored a career-high 23 points. plete pleasure to coach,” Williams Ranked as the No. 3 overall recruit said in the statement. by 247Sports composite rankings, “Playing in the NBA has been a Little was once projected as high as dream of his and everyone on our No. 3 in the NBA draft, but has since staff will continue to support his seen his draft stock fall. efforts in the months and years to However, he’s still a projected lot- come. He played a big part in our tery pick by multiple outlets, includ- success this year and would have ing NBAdraft.net. done even greater things late in the “This past season on and off the year were it not for a couple of inju- court has been amazing,” Little wrote ries sustained in mid-February.” via Twitter. @christrenkle2 “The University of North @DTHSports DTH FILE/EMILY CAROLINE SARTIN Carolina is a special place and I’m [email protected] First-year forward Nassir Little dunks against Washington in the second round of the NCAA Tournament Sunday, March 24. 4 Wednesday, April 3, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Polaroid cameras are making a resurgence By Jamie Cummings (the film) was a little bit expensive, nine years of photography experi- Staff Writer it was something that I wanted to try ence but only got into Polaroids in out. I think since then it has always the last two. A click, a soft whirring within been a really great medium that I’ve Vo said that she enjoys the raw the camera and an image spits out certainly enjoyed.” image captured using a Polaroid of the Polaroid — a memory to hold Director of Graduate Studies of versus a digital image through a onto forever. Studio Practice Elin Slavick said she DSLR or iPhone that can quickly The first instant camera cre - has noticed a resurgence of interest be modified. ated by the Polaroid Corporation in the classroom as well. “It’s a moment that you can’t edit was unveiled to the public in 1948 “I think it’s because we’re sick of or try to improve or alter,” Vo said. in New York City. In recent years, the screens — scanning and sliding “It’s in it’s most natural state. I think the instant-style camera has made and scrolling through everything being able to print out the picture a comeback. According to The from fake news and images to our instantly and slide it into a wallet Ringer, a major Polaroid producing lives and personal information,” just is so much more personal.” company, Fujifilm, sold 6.6 million Slavick said. “We want something In addition to the wallet, Vo said units of their Instax Polaroid cam- tangible, and we want to slow down she often hangs her smaller images era in the 2016 fiscal year. and make real images. I think it’s a on the dorm wall by her desk in order Polaroids and similar cameras dif- much bigger phenomenon than just to relive memories. fer from traditional film because the a fad of the Polaroid.” “If I’m stressed, it kind of relax- image is produced almost instantly Slavick owned a Polaroid in high es me and brings me back to a sim- DTH/ALICIA ROBBINS after it’s taken, instead of needing to school and now owns multiple in pler time,” Vo said. “Usually I bring “(Polaroid photography is) a medium that’s different in the sense that at be separately developed. her collection of cameras as an Polaroids on trips or vacations, so it’s the end of the day you get a tangible thing,” senior Lucky Prachith said. “People like to be hip, but I think adult. Slavick helped build UNC’s a nice way to de-stress.” from that, individuals get into current darkroom, which she has Vo is not the only one who has “It’s a moment that a reason why she’s careful about what (Polaroids) and they sort of realize been working in for 26 years. She recently picked up a Polaroid. she chooses to shoot on her Polaroid. that they genuinely like it,” senior said film is her real passion, but The Fujifilm Instax is Amazon’s you can’t edit or try to “I’ll take pictures of anything Lucky Prachith said. “I think that Polaroids are a fun break that can top-selling camera, including dig- improve or alter. It’s in its with my phone because that’s just it’s this vintage aesthetic and appeal be used really creatively depending ital, across the board according to storage, but with a Polaroid, I pret- that draws in a lot of people — it’s on the artist. The Ringer. most natural state.” ty much save that for if I know I’m certainly what drew me in personal- “The whole beautiful thing about Prachith said he often uses a Tina Vo doing something really special,” ly the first time, which I think has the Polaroid is that it’s a unique, Polaroid that prints larger images First-year student Smith said. grown into this greater appreciation one-of-a-kind object. Right?” than the popular Instax film size, Vo said a refreshing break from for Polaroids as a medium.” Slavick said. “It’s immediate and 3.5 by 2.3 inches. to use film in comparison to a click the familiar, curated picture can be Prachith said he has been using a it spits out a camera so it’s like fast For Prachith, shooting on any on a phone camera as a reason why found in the tiny instant image. Polaroid for over four years. While magic. It’s wonderful.” kind of film forces him to slow down creatives are renewing their love for “In our society, we’re so used to his initial encounter was on whim, First year Melissa Smith’s dorm and think about the photo they want the Polaroid. Photoshopping and editing all pic- he said he has found a real passion wall is covered in Polaroids from to capture. “I think it slows you down, and tures that you see online and some- for the hobby. memorable events in her life from “I think with Polaroids in a pack it makes you really think more and times it’s hard to get away from that “At the first go-round it was sort Christmas gatherings to spring break you have like eight or 10 — that’s all harder and deeper about what you’re unnatural image and standard,” Vo of a novelty thing,” Prachith said. “I trips in Miami. you get,” Prachith said. “And when doing,” Slavick said. said. “With the Polaroids, it’s just was at a random yard sale, and there “It’s different than a picture on you’re shooting on film, you only have The limited number of images something you can’t change. ... It’s was this super cheap Polaroid cam- your phone because that you can just a roll that’s 24 or 36 images, so you also comes at an expense. The “Best just a cozy feel. It’s a memory that era for like $2. I thought, ‘Do they scroll by or delete, but this is like a really have to be deliberate with what- Seller” pack of 60 Instax mini film you can’t recreate.” still make film for that?’ After a quick physical object,” Smith said. ever image you decide to capture.” photos costs about $35 on Amazon. [email protected] Google search, they did. Although First-year student Tina Vo has Slavick identified the time it takes For photographers like Smith, this is Duke Energy ordered to make changes to its coal ash stockpiles By Aislinn Antrim The ponds were originally clas- well as how long the process will take. Staff Writer sified as low-risk in a November Its statement emphasized that it is a DEQ decision, meaning Duke long process that could take longer The N.C. Department of Energy could only drain and cap than state and federal deadlines. Environmental Quality ordered — or partially cap — the ponds. In energy plans filed with state reg- Duke Energy on Monday to excavate Despite these proposals, the DEQ ulators in September, Duke Energy several million tons of coal ash from ordered Duke Energy to fully exca- pledged to go coal-free by 2048. six of its facilities. vate the coal ash. “Our communities have long The facilities — including Allen, In its more recent decision, the demanded, and deserve, a transition Belews, Cliffside/Rogers, Marshall, DEQ said excavation was more envi- away from dangerous fossil fuels Mayo and Roxboro — must be exca- ronmentally protective and safer for toward an equitable, clean energy vated of coal ash, which will then be public health. economy powered by safe, abundant disposed of in a lined landfill. Duke In its statement, Duke Energy wind and solar and bolstered by robust Energy has until Aug. 1 to submit said a major goal is keeping costs energy efficiency,” said Dave Rogers, a finalized excavation closure plans. down for their customers. This senior representative for the Beyond The ash from Duke Energy’s coal- project will add $4-5 billion to the Coal Campaign, in a statement. fired power plants has been stored already-estimated $5.6 billion. Its In its statement, Duke Energy said in open, unlined ponds with water statement also reiterated that a vari- its focuses include safety and envi- for decades, and concerns over the ety of closure methods are possible ronmentalism, and its future plans potential for water contamination for the final six sites. will take all of that into account. has led to lawsuits and community “These closure options are also con- “We are making strong progress activism across the state. sistent with how hundreds of other to permanently close every ash basin A statement from the Sierra basins around the country are expect- in North Carolina in ways that fully Club’s Beyond Coal campaign said ed to be closed,” the statement said. protect people and the environment, the chemicals in coal ash can lead to The Aug. 1 deadline requires Duke while keeping costs down as much as PHOTO COURTESY OF JOHN D. SIMMONS/CHARLOTTE OBSERVER/MCT cancer, heart disease and stroke, and Energy to propose where the lined possible for our customers.” Duke Energy officials took media members on a tour of the coal ash pond brain damage in children. storage facilities will be located as [email protected] where an underground stormwater pipe developed a break in Eden, N.C.

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DTH/TARYN REVOIR Junior reporting and American history major Maddy Arrowood currently serves as the DTH’s copy chief and social media manager, and is running for the 2019-2020 editor-in-chief position. Platform: Welcome AprilApril 6-126-12 to y(our) newsroom The Daily Tar Heel is a shift in how we interact with you, the readers, because for the first time, you’re able to tell us community paper, and we need what it is you want and need to know. you to be a part of it. The Daily Tar Heel is a community paper. Not only that, it’s the only newspaper cov- By Maddy Arrowood ering the Chapel Hill-Carrboro community. Copy Chief and Social Media Manager That means we have a big job on our hands, especially since we’re also an educational artart Copy chief and social media manager paper. I’m more confident than anything that Maddy Arrowood is the only candidate we can do it because we have done it for the running to be the 2019-2020 editor-in- past 126 years. chief of The Daily Tar Heel. She is a junior But if we’re going to be your paper, we need reporting and American history major from you to be a part of it. We need you to reach out Tryon, N.C. and tell us when we’re missing something in I came to the realization that I wanted to our coverage, when our reporting is one-sided be a journalist when I was in high school. I or overlooks an important perspective, when talks previously thought I wanted to go into med- you have questions about anything from how talks icine, which is now laughable considering we got to where we are now with the Silent even simple math is enough to strike fear Sam situation to why you sometimes hear a into my heart. train whistle in the middle of the night. In a I guess my fear of going into a STEM field 24-hour news cycle, you can feel like you are was pretty sizable, because it pushed me only being provided with the aftermath when to fall headlong into what I had been told you missed the event yourself, and nobody’s time and again was a failing industry. For slowing down enough to tell you what actual- years now, when someone asks what I want ly happened. I know you have questions, and cuisinecuisine to do after graduation, their response has I know we can answer them. It will just take been a subtle look of surprise paired with an a shift in the newsroom thinking to approach emphatic, “Oh, well, we need good journalists our coverage with a reader-first mindset. right now!” that I expect is covering up their That mindset won’t just be beneficial to condolences for my future salary. our readers, but also to the students we’re Whether that’s an accurate interpre - training at The Daily Tar Heel. We have an tation of the subtext or not, I choose to obligation to prepare our journalists for overlook it and instead hear what they’re whatever they do after they leave us, and actually saying, because they’re right. We we would be putting them at a disadvan - musicmusic do need good journalists right now. But tage if we didn’t prepare them for the digi - a “good journalist” today is not the same tal media landscape. Newsrooms are hiring thing as a “good journalist” 50, 30, or even journalists who can handle all the parts of 10 years ago. telling a story online. We’re good at teach - I’m no longer worried about the news ing students how to write, or take photos, industry failing. It’s going to be fine, and it’s but it would be a disservice to our staff to going to survive, because there is a need for not also teach them video, social media or it. That need is changing, however, and we audience engagement. ﬁlm at the DTH must change too if we’re going As I’m sure you know, all of this costs ﬁlm to fill yours. money, which is something the DTH isn’t It’s odd, because none of us grew up read- exactly swimming in. We’re here to serve ing print newspapers, but for some reason you. We want to provide the robust cover- the newsroom still holds the underlying age that you deserve, on and off campus. sentiment that print is king and digital is We want to adequately train the next gen- secondary. Print is still important and still erations of journalists so they can go on to holds value, of course, but I’m not breaking do the same for other communities. But we any news in saying it’s not where most people need your help to do it. My hope is that we get their information today. We have to meet can build a relationship with the community go.unc.edu/ you where you are, which is online. that is strong enough that you want to help And to an extent, we do that — all our arti- us, too, through small-dollar donations like cles are on our website, we’re active on social your favorite podcast’s Patreon or those that media. But the shift from print to digital is support NPR. Because, after all, we do need more than just taking the same article that good journalists. europeweek was on the page and posting it online. It’s a @maddyarrowood 6 Wednesday, April 3, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Alderman Bethany Chaney isn’t seeking reelection By Sofia Lesnewski a half years when her second term “She constantly reminds us to Staff Writer expires at the end of 2019. She evaluate and kind of articulate announced she will not seek re-elec- whether we have success or not, When Lydia Lavelle was elected tion on Sunday. for example cost-benefit analysis or mayor of Carrboro and vacated her Since celebrating her 50th birth- looking at metrics or ways that we place on the Board of Aldermen in day this past August, Chaney has can check in and see if we’re achiev- 2013, Bethany Chaney had an oppor- been considering what she wants to ing the goals that we’re setting for tunity to run for the seat. do in her 50s. ourselves,” she said. “I had trepidation because I’m not “I feel like I’ve made a solid contri- Barbara Foushee, a member of a natural politician,” she said. “I’m an bution, I’ve learned a lot, I hope that the Board of Aldermen, echoed the introvert and a pretty big one, so I the community has gained some - same sentiment. had trepidation about it, but one of thing from my service, but it’s time “She’s just a champion for afford- the most amazing things and fun for me to claw back some of that time able housing and equity, diversity things about campaigning for the for myself and my own professional and inclusion,” she said. first time was the canvassing.” endeavors,” she said. Chaney said while she is proud She said she was told by a former She said she plans to devote more of her work with affordable housing Board of Aldermen member that time to her consulting business, per- and her contributions to conversa- because she was registered as an sonal travel and her art and writing. tions about development, there is unaffiliated candidate, she would not Chaney wants to remind people still room for improvement in those win the election. her work as an Alderman isn’t over. areas among others. PHOTO COURTESY OF ALICIA STEMPER PHOTOGRAPHY “It was interesting to be an unaffil- “I’m not dead yet. I’m definitely “I think as a community we run Bethany Chaney has served on the Board for Aldermen for five years. iated candidate in a municipal race, all in until November,” she said. “I’m the risk of labeling ourselves as a because even in Orange County, a not going anywhere. I’m going to be particularly progressive place and it sound in a certain way, I just gave North Carolina State University fan lot of the ways that people are intro- fully engaged in the same way that forgetting that, in fact, we have a it to her straight, no chaser, and she and Chaney is a UNC fan. She said duced to politics and how they con- I am now.” lot of work to do as a community in did the same with me,” said Foushee. she’s still getting used to the idea that sider themselves is as progressive She said she made her announce- partnership with other communities Chaney said her biggest takeaway Chaney is leaving the board. Democrats, and so I found that it ment now so potential candidates around us,” she said. during her time on the board has “I respect her tremendously and was interesting to sort of be on the would know what the seating will Foushee said she admires Chaney’s been: “You never contribute more I wish her well, but I definitely am outside of that,” she said. look like when it comes time to file. honesty and authenticity. than what you learn.” going to miss her very thoughtful The former Board of Aldermen Lavelle praised Chaney’s com- “I always knew that I could come Lavelle said she and Chaney have approach to governing,” she said. member was wrong. Chaney will mitment to affordable housing and to her and just be real. I didn’t have had fun with the N.C. State-UNC @SLesnewski have been in her seat for five and racial equity. to like sugarcoat anything or make basketball rivalry since she is a [email protected] ANALYSIS: What signing Cole Anthony would mean for UNC men’s basketball By Chris Hilburn-Trenkle to make the NCAA Tournament after that this lineup needs help. Sports Editor the 2008-2009 team’s top four scor- That’s why the addition of ers left for the NBA, the Tar Heels Anthony is dire for UNC to be suc- Days after the North Carolina men’s must sign Cole Anthony. cessful next season. The 6-foot-3, basketball team suffered a heartbreak- Anthony, the top remaining recruit 184-pound combo guard can jump ing 97-80 defeat to Auburn in the still unsigned in the 2019 class accord- out of the gym and he can score in Sweet 16, first-year forward Nassir ing to 247Sports, is the kind of score- bunches. With the buzz surrounding Little announced he would enter his first guard North Carolina will need his talent, he’s also unlikely to stay name into the 2019 NBA Draft. if White leaves Chapel Hill. The son more than one year in Chapel Hill, The news, although not surpris- of former NBA player Greg Anthony but his addition would give Francis ing, means that UNC will not return announced via Twitter on Sunday time to learn the ropes as a young at least four of its top five scorers that he has narrowed his list of poten- point guard with room to grow. from this year’s team. Cameron tial suitors down to four schools: Anthony made headlines by trans- Johnson, Kenny Williams and Luke Georgetown, North Carolina, Notre ferring to Oak Hill Academy in Maye will not be walking on the Dame and Oregon. Virginia after his junior season. The court wearing Carolina Blue next Adding Anthony’s name to a 2019 decision followed an AAU campaign season, and it’s become increasingly class that includes five-star big man for PSA Cardinals where he averaged unlikely that Coby White will return. Armando Bacot and three-star point 26.9 points, 7.6 rebounds and 3.5 White’s name has shot up draft guard Jeremiah Francis would likely assists and earned MVP honors for boards during an impressive first- leapfrog UNC from No. 49 on the the Nike EYBL. year campaign where he averaged 247Sports rankings into the top 20. At Oak Hill Academy, Anthony has 16.1 points and became the first It would also bolster a team that des- continued his scoring prowess this sea- UNC first-year to score 30 or more perately needs scorers. son, averaging 17.8 points on an effi- DTH FILE/EMILY CAROLINE SARTIN points on three separate occasions. Right now, UNC’s starting line- cient 48.9 percent clip from the field. Head coach Roy Williams yells to players and referees during UNC’s 97-80 If White declares for the NBA draft, up likely includes Brooks, Seventh The good news for North loss against Auburn in the Sweet 16 of the NCAA Tournament. that will leave Garrison Brooks, the Woods, Brandon Robinson, Leaky Carolina? Anthony is friends with team’s sixth leading scorer, as the top Black and Bacot. Brooks had a Bacot and the guard has visited UNC has not yet announced his intentions. may be, North Carolina needs to sign weapon for the 2019-2020 team. breakthrough campaign and upped four times. All the signs are pointing On April 20, Anthony will play in the Anthony to strengthen a depleted For UNC to avoid the kind of fall his scoring average by 3.4 points, and toward Anthony signing with UNC. Jordan Brand Classic and announce roster and avoid the kind of pitfall back down to Earth that it suffered in Robinson showed flashes as a scorer Yet one has to wonder why the 2019 his college decision that day, accord- suffered in the 2009-2010 season. the 2009-2010 season when it failed off the bench, but there’s no question McDonald’s All-America Game MVP ing to Rivals.com Whatever the case [email protected]

Whither

Sephardic Music?

As Sephardic studies develop with great impetus as a new field within American Jewish Studies the question of how musicology participates in them remains open. Surveying the present state of Sephardic music research, this lecture will explore some future prospects in this area of musical inquiry not only in its Jewish contexts but beyond them, in Hispanic and world music perspectives.

Edwin Seroussi is the THURSDAY, APRIL 4 Emanuel Alexandre 5:30 p.m. Professor of Musicology at Hill_Hall Moeser Auditorium The Hebrew University of Jerusalem and Director of the Jewish Music Research Free and open to the public jewishstudies.unc.edu Centre since 2000.

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This kicked off an NCAA TRANSFERS Tournament drought that was just COACHES FROM PAGE 1 snapped this year. UNC advanced FROM PAGE 1 was never a regular member of the to the NCAA tournament after become the very best people they UNC starting rotation in her two posting two top-10 victories during can be, on the basketball court and years of playing. She redshirted her the season. Cal eliminated them in in life. I love each and every one of first year with an injury. She is grad- the first round. the players I’ve coached and would uating in three years, allowing her With three transfers confirmed, the do anything to encourage and sup- to use the graduate transfer option future of the program is uncertain. port them. They are like family to alongside Watts and Walker. To make matters more uncertain me. I love them all. Of course, I will In the summer of 2015, UNC lost for the team, UNC’s coaches were cooperate fully in this review. I look the final three members of its No. placed on paid leave Monday after- forward to a prompt conclusion of 1 ranked 2013 recruiting class to noon as the program is reviewed this matter and the continuation of transfer. Three sophomores, includ- due to “issues raised by student-ath- our very successful women’s bas - ing two All-ACC players, left the pro- letes and others,” the UNC athletics ketball program.” gram that year. National Freshman department announced on Monday. @rwilcox_ of the Year and All America player @James_Tatter @DTHSports DTH FILE/BARRON NORTHRUP Diamond DeShields had transferred @DTHSports [email protected] Coach Sylvia Hatchell shouts instructions to the UNC women’s basketball after her first year in Chapel Hill. [email protected] team during a game against UNC-G in Carmichael Arena on Dec. 14 2018.

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All rights reserved. 59 Come __; find 50 take on employees 60 tater 52 eerie saucers, for short (C)2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 61 rate of progress 53 reasonable bedtime All rights reserved. 62 Suffix for host or count 55 dorothy’s aunt & others 56 actress McClanahan 8 Wednesday, April 3, 2019 Opinion The Daily Tar Heel QUOTE OF THE DAY “They’re mocking anti-racist Established 1893, 125 years of editorial freedom activists and trying to deny EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS that they’re racist, even RACHEL JONES EDITOR, [email protected] LIVY POLEN ABBAS HASAN SETH NEWKIRK JACK O’GRADY RAMISHAH MARUF OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] DEVON JOHNSON KENT MCDONALD SAVANNAH PARKER BARTH while they’re in the process ELISA KADACKAL ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR PAIGE MASTEN SAMI SNELLINGS FAIRCLOTH ALEC DENT of desecrating a monument ABHISHEK SHANKAR EMMA KENFIELD CHRIS DAHLIE ANNIE KIYONAGA to slaves that built UNC’s EDITORIAL campus.” Lindsay Ayling, a prominent anti-Silent Sam activist, on the vandalization of the Unsung The defacement of the Unsung Founders Memorial. Founders Memorial was no surprise FEATURED ONLINE Claude Wilson This is what happens when quite literally, pissed on people of Sam, and only received attention READER COMMENT Junior history major from Chapel Hill, N.C. color. They have made their attitudes once it was urinated on. UNC has email: [email protected] white supremacists aren’t toward minorities clear, and we’re not shown it sympathizes more with “Not funny.” sure what else they need to do for the white supremacists than with mar- “Childish.” held accountable. University to realize they are a threat ginalized communities. Joe Biden, wo weeks ago, the Board pub- to the students and faculty on campus. The Editorial Board has addressed Marlowe.38, commenting on the DTH Editorial lished an editorial called, “UNC By refusing to hold white suprem- this before. We wrote about the misin- Board’s two satirical editorials published on April is complicit in white suprema- T acists accountable, by making them terpretation of the Unsung Founders Fools Day. neoliberal cy.” The complicity, we argued, was believe their presence is not triggering Memorial. We wrote about UNC Police caused by the nonchalant attitude to students and faculty, the University allowing an armed white supremacist LETTER TO THE EDITOR creep UNC Police and administration had and those in power have emboldened to roam around campus. We wrote toward white supremacists marching them. Emboldened them so much, about the removal of the James Cates oe Biden’s inevitable presidential on campus. In this case, one mem- in fact, they had the audacity to pour memorial. We wrote about past frater- All views needed in Israel- Jcampaign has hit a snag before it ber was armed on a college campus, urine on a monument that for years nity members posing in blackface and Palestine conflict has even officially begun. The former breaking North Carolina law, and stood in the shadow of a Confederate KKK robes for the yearbook. To the Editor, vice president has been accused by a published online that he was willing statue and UNC’s longstanding toke- These events all occurred in 2019 Nevada politician of inappropriately “to kill” for his beliefs. nization of the word “diversity.” alone.The signs have been there Last weekend, I attended the touching and kissing her without In the wake of that editorial, After protesters pulled down Silent (they’ve been there for decades), “Conflict Over Gaza: People Politics consent, an accusation that carries things have only gotten worse as the Sam in August, UNC said they would but now they are exceptionally clear. and Possibilities” conference, a significant amount of weight University continues to enable rac- not condone “mob actions” and would And if this cycle of inaction contin- hosted by UNC’s Center for Middle considering the number of pictures ist and illegal behavior — at least instead encourage “peaceful and ues, marked by a PR statement until East and Islamic studies, and and videos of Biden being similarly one member of the same group respectful” demonstrations on cam- campus forgets and moves on, the co-sponsored by over 30 academic inappropriate with numerous women is believed to have vandalized the pus. And for months, UNC Police only event left to happen is real vio- and local organizations. Coming and young girls. Biden has responded Unsung Founders Memorial. They kept a watchful eye on Silent Sam to lence, just like Charlottesville. The from a Jewish background, to these allegations with a statement drenched the monument, dedicated ensure that the monument, a liter- people responsible for that will not involvement in Israel-Palestine that paradoxically claims that he will to the nameless African-American al tribute to the dehumanization of just be white supremacists, but also related organizations, and three listen to accusers while asserting that slaves and labor of UNC’s extensive Black people, was safe from harm. the University, and privileged stu- months’ experience in the region, he did not act inappropriately. This history, in urine and graffitied racial The Unsung Founders Memorial dents who stood by and watched this I believe in the importance of a scandal should serve as a reminder slurs, some directed toward anti-Si- remained overshadowed by Silent injustice happen. two-state solution. However, I felt that Biden deserves significantly lent Sam activists. These vandalizers, like this conference missed out on more scrutiny as a candidate than an important opportunity by only he has received: besides his personal EDITORIAL providing one point of view, almost conduct, it is Biden’s legislative record exclusively putting blame for the that is most obviously monstrous. situation in Gaza on Israel, therefore Biden began his career in the In search of a chancellor neglecting expansion on other Senate in the 1970s by opposing In the interest of better future Give all invested parties treats We’ve become so forces shaping this humanitarian attempts to achieve educational leadership, let us hope this note Be discreet, about tweets crisis (ie. fractured relations with integration, effectively isolating desperate, we’ve turned inspired by Jane and Michael makes Never be cross or cruel Egypt or the corruption within black children in underfunded, its way up to a higher power, saving Never sacrifice empathy to rule Hamas, Gaza’s governing body). de facto segregated schools. In to Mary Poppins. our hapless Board of Governors in Love us as your sons and daughters The moderators of the addition to working to preserve ur University is currently the process, just as the original And never smell of barley water conference panels overly stressed segregation, during his time in the without both a permanent note saved Mr. Banks. Please find a (except at donor and sporting events) that comments from audience Senate, Biden also became friends Chancellor and a permanent clip of the Banks’ nanny request in If you won’t scold and dominate us O members weren’t welcome, but due with notorious segregationist Strom system President. We are currently 1964’s Mary Poppins, and feel free We will never give you cause to to the one-sided bent of presenters, Thurmond, even delivering a eulogy in a limbo interim state with both to sing along: hate us this prevented audience members at Thurmond’s funeral in 2003. positions, along with other major Wanted, a Chancellor for an Just listen to the students, from expressing any form of Beyond their personal friendship, resignations and early retirements adorable historic public University Workers and faculty opposing viewpoint. Biden and Thurmond were also within the administration. If you want this choice position And we won’t march on your office I’m grateful that this conference close collaborators in implementing Mary Poppins comes to the Have a cheery disposition Or wail about your fees took place, even as someone who legislation that directly contributed rescue of the Banks children after Clean of lawsuits and torts. Hurry Chancellor, felt uncomfortable with its one- to mass incarceration. The two a request letter, cruelly dismissed Rein in fraud, all sports. Many thanks! sided nature. It can only enhance senators were the co-sponsors of the by their father, finds its way up You must be kind, you must be witty Sincerely, future events on this topic if there Comprehensive Crime Control Act the chimney to the beloved nanny. Very smooth yet deep-down gritty Editorial Board are more diverse perspectives of 1984, which expanded “civil asset represented on the panel. I forfeiture,” allowing police to seize urge CMEIS and other campus property without proof of guilt. COLUMN organizations to bring a more Biden would continue to serve balanced perspective that allows as one of the primary architects of multiple viewpoints in the future. mass incarceration throughout the Let’s aim higher than DeVos 1980s and 1990s, sponsoring the DeVos is a scapegoat for Jack O’Grady anything freeing about disabled Leah Simon Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1986 that First-year journalism students losing an organization Class of 2020 established the infamous 100:1 and peace, war and how poorly America values defense major from that gives them a chance no one Global studies sentencing disparity for crack its public education. Silver Spring, M.D. else does to compete together and cocaine, as well as co-sponsoring the email: johntog@live. improve themselves and their lives. Anti-Drug Abuse Act of 1988 and etsy DeVos is terrible at her unc.edu There’s nothing freeing about gift- contributing to the Violent Crime job. She is not even vague - ed students losing the opportunity Control and Law Enforcement Act of Bly qualified for her posi - the easy ideology of thriftiness. to learn at their own rate. The only 1994. They all enforced increasingly tion and has run the Department Following this logic, acting Chief freedom these budget cuts would stringent sentencing requirements of Education more like a morally of Staff Mick Mulvaney and the be supplying is the ability for for minor offenses and led to the bankrupt company than a function- Office of Management and Budget advantaged families to avoid hav- present situation in which the United ing government institution. have selected 29 education pro - ing to learn with people different States has the highest per capita Proposing defunding the Special grams for cuts, including the Special from themselves. SPEAK OUT incarceration rate in the entire world. Olympics shows the exact kind of Olympics, after-school programs for That’s the bigger crisis we’ve WRITING GUIDELINES Beyond his role in the mass disregard for the value of educa - low-income students, and programs been missing. It’s easy to slam tion that DeVos has flaunted for so • Please type. Handwritten letters will not incarceration crisis, Biden also for gifted students. DeVos, just like it’s easy for Trump be accepted. long. It’s so in-character and easy supported the repeal of the Glass- Overall, the Trump administra- to capitalize on that outrage and • Sign and date. No more than two peo- Steagall Act, the implementation of to despise that you forget that she tion would stand to cut 10 percent “override” his own platform for ple should sign letters. the Patriot Act, the 2003 invasion doesn’t actually have the power to of the Department of Education’s a convenient PR boost. Rather • Students: Include your year, major and of Iraq and even the Secure Fence do what we were all so vehemently budget. American families would than handing him scapegoats, we phone number. Act of 2006, authorizing the against her doing, and has instead lose essential funding that helps should be continuing the pressure • Faculty/staff: Include your department construction of a barrier along the just been defending the budget countless children afford mean - on the White House and Congress and phone number. • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, US-Mexico border. pushed down by the White House. ingful educational opportunities. to make education a priority again. So rather than railing against accuracy and vulgarity. Limit letters to Much like Hillary Clinton, Joe American teachers, who are already If this administration stood for 250 words. Biden is complicit in creating the DeVos, I want to direct this col - struggling, would lose even more anything resembling the freedom SUBMISSION contemporary neoliberal hellscape, umn against the administration critical support from a government they tout, we wouldn’t have to beg that actually tried to defund the that is making it increasingly clear • Drop off or mail to our office at 109 E and by extension the Trump them to care about disabled stu - Franklin St, Chapel Hill, N.C. 27514 presidency. Again like Clinton, Biden Special Olympics and then changed that it has no interest in educating dents. In the aftermath of all this Late last month, North Carolina’s voter is doomed to humiliating defeat in their mind when someone else was its populace. We would lose all that outrage, let’s remember who the the general election if he succeeds poised to take the blame. in favor of what? real enemy is and keep fighting for EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and in winning the primary. Like his The Trump administration, DeVos would tell you it’s in favor the freedoms his administration is letters do not necessarily represent the opin- which has proposed defunding the of “education freedom.” I don’t ions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials conduct with women, Biden’s so keen on stripping away. reflect the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel political ideology is outmoded, Special Olympics for the past two know how Trump and DeVos define years, has built its budget around editorial board, which comprises 15 board despicable and will bring about his freedom, but I don’t think there’s members, the opinion assistant editor and own downfall. editor and the editor-in-chief.