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Volume 121, Issue 61 dailytarheel.com Thursday, August 29, 2013 University Rallying for the state Square tenants relocate Demolition on the shopping center is slated to begin in 2014. By Corinne Jurney Staff Writer

Three businesses are making University Mall their new home as progress continues in the redevelop- ment of University Square. Kidzu Children’s Museum, Fine Feathers and Peacock Alley Gifts will vacate their spaces in University Square and settle into new locations at University Mall. “University Mall is a wonderful hometown mall, and we are all very excited about it,” said Pam Patterson, dth/chris conway longtime employee of the retailer Fine Hundreds of people gather at the Peace and Justice Plaza for a rally organized by the N.C. NAACP on Wednesday evening. It was one of 13 state-wide rallies. Feathers. Patterson said Fine Feathers’ clien- tele have expressed positive feelings about the move. Energy from Moral Mondays fuels Franklin Street rally “We feel like it’s just right down the tors in the North Carolina General Assembly street,” she said. “Chapel Hill is big but By Sarah Brown, Madeline Will have destroyed everything we worked for in the we consider ourselves part of the town.” and Lucinda Shen Senior Writers last 50 years.” Vicki Ryder, a member of the Raging Foot traffic Hundreds of people gathered Wednesday on Grannies, a group of older women dedicated to promoting social justice nationwide, led the Patterson said she hopes the other the Peace & Justice Plaza, almost spilling over Grannies in song during the rally. businesses in the mall drive additional onto Franklin Street, with signs and chants Ryder was one of several in the group pres- foot traffic to the store and increase that showed a growing discontent with state ent at the 1963 March on Washington and at business for the store. politics. its anniversary march last weekend — a trip “People are familiar with University The N.C. NAACP-sponsored rally, which she said was disappointing. Mall,” Patterson said. “The library occurred simultaneously with a dozen other “I kept comparing it Saturday to 50 years moved there for a while and one of rallies statewide, was a continuation of a sum- ago,” she said. “I wasn’t feeling the same (pas- the places people go when they come mer of protest at the N.C. General Assembly. sionate) sense. But of course, we do feel it here to Chapel Hill is Southern Season.” Speakers — who included former Sen. Ellie in North Carolina.” UNC and the town of Chapel Hill Kinnaird and Laurel Ashton, field secretary of Bishop Gene Hatley, who emceed the rally, intend to demolish the structure at the N.C. NAACP and a 2012 UNC graduate — called the turnout sensational and said it 123 W. Franklin St. and develop spac- condemned legislation passed by the Republican- proved that this was a movement, not just a es for offices, retail and residences. led state legislature and Gov. Pat McCrory. rally. Gordon Merklein, executive direc- The crowd chanted “shame, shame” when “The energy is the same energy we were tor of real estate development for speakers mentioned changes to voting laws, experiencing at Moral Mondays,” he said. UNC and member of the 123 West abortion rights and education policy. They also Lt. Josh Mecimore, watch commander for the Franklin St. development team, said shouted “forward together, not one step back” Chapel Hill Police Department, said there were his office is aiming to begin construc- in the spirit of the summer’s Moral Monday no incidents or arrests. He said police closed one tion on the the development in the protests, where nearly a thousand citizens were of the travel lanes to make room for the crowd. dth/chris conway third or fourth quarter of 2014. arrested for civil disobedience. “It was a very peaceful and amicable group,” Bruce Ervin attended the rally at Peace & Justice “We are continuing to work with The rally honored the 50th anniversary of he said. Plaza on Wednesday. Cousins Properties on revising a Martin Luther King Jr.’s March on Washington. “I have Carolina on my mind,” the Rev. Hawkins said he expects to continue the schedule for demolition and construc- DTH ONLINE: Visit dailytarheel.com Moral Monday protests throughout the fall. tion,” Merklein said in an email. Jimmie Hawkins of Covenant Presbyterian to see more coverage of Wednesday’s The Chapel Hill Town Council Church said in his keynote speech. “I just can’t NAACP rally at the Peace & Justice Plaza get Carolina off my mind because the legisla- See rally, Page 2 on Franklin Street. See u-square, Page 2 Student, mother remembered Senate candidates lay Wanda Mcclamb, a Wanda Mcclamb hired a reader who would read back The junior student her notes from class and help her out platforms 44-year-old UNC junior, was known for her study, since she was unable to read outgoing and friendly the text herself. A committee will Alice Bordsen, a former state died in early August. personality. She died To support her family — which representative, was recommended of surgical complica- also includes her younger daughter officially nominate a by Kinnaird at the meeting, who By Caroline Leland tions weeks after a Genesis Davidson and her stepsons pointed to Bordsen’s knowledge of Allen Davidson Jr. and Dominque the political system and her focus Assistant University Editor kidney transplant. candidate Sept. 8. Davidson — Wanda Mcclamb worked on serving her constituency. For someone who was almost elected to the advisory board of the three jobs before she enrolled as a By Meredith Burns Rep. Valerie Foushee, entirely blind, those close to Wanda Visually Impaired Program (VIP) full-time student. Senior Writer D-Orange, was praised by several Mcclamb say she had an impressive in Raleigh’s Parks, Recreation and Wanda Mcclamb was a playful citizens, including Orange County ability to see — whether it was see- Cultural Resources Department, said woman who will be remembered The energy from the NAACP- Commissioner Earl McKee, for ing the meanings in her UNC text- Betsy Cuthrell, who worked with her. for the way she helped other people, sponsored rally held at Peace & her fairness and sensibility. books without being able to read, or VIP organizes recreational activi- Octavia Mcclamb said. Justice Plaza Wednesday was Bordsen and Foushee both seeing a friend in every person she ties for adults with visual impair- “She was a very kind person,” carried into the Chapel Hill Post relied on their track records met. ments. Octavia Mcclamb said. “She was a Office as the candidates hop- in the N.C. General Assembly Wanda Mcclamb, who was a junior Cuthrell said Wanda Mcclamb cre- person that wants to help everybody.” ing to represent Orange and during the discussion, pointing studying sociology at UNC, died of ated a close rapport with the other Wanda Mcclamb was involved Chatham counties as a state to their history of support for complications from a kidney trans- participants when she joined the pro- with the organization Active Minds at senator made their case. Democratic policy. plant on Aug. 4. She was 44. gram in 2012. UNC, which advocates for changing Democrat Ellie Kinnaird “If we can reach across the Wanda Mcclamb’s daughter, “She would talk to anybody,” the conversation on mental health on resigned from her seat in the N.C. aisle, we must reach across the Octavia Mcclamb, said her mother Cuthrell said. “She didn’t know a campus. Senate Aug. 19 during her ninth aisle,” Foushee said. was studying to be a social worker. stranger.” Davidson said his wife was outgo- term, and her replacement will Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton “She wanted to help other blind Allen Davidson, Wanda Mcclamb’s ing and cheerful and always main- be picked by an executive com- pointed to his interpersonal skills people,” she said. “She wanted to help husband, said she was proud of being tained a positive spirit. mittee comprised of four voting as asset for working with other disabled people.” a student at UNC. “She never complained about her Democratic officials from Orange members of the legislature. Octavia Mcclamb said her mother, “She was very proud and outgo- illness,” he said. “You would never and Chatham counties. At the meeting, attorney who was originally from Kenansville, ing,” he said. “Everyone she met, she know she was sick or blind.” The meeting was held to Lynette Hartsell and former studied at Wake Technical touched and uplifted.” Cuthrell said Wanda Mcclamb will explain the selection process, Carborro mayor and UNC faculty Community College for three or four Octavia Mcclamb said her mother be missed by everyone who knew her. introduce committee members member Jim Porto seemed less years before transferring to UNC in was hardworking and ambitious. She “She had a pretty infectious laugh,” and allow candidates to explain willing to compromise their posi- 2012. Paying for school with mul- said Wanda Mcclamb earned a near- Cuthrell said. “She loved to laugh, their platforms to the public. tions in the name of diplomacy. tiple scholarships and grants, she perfect GPA and was on the dean’s loved to talk. She was a people per- Now, committee members have Instead, these candidates said had expected to graduate in 2014 or list in fall 2012, her first semester at son.” to decide what characteristics they they were disappointed with the 2015. UNC. are looking for in a candidate to Wanda Mcclamb was recently Octavia Mcclamb said her mother [email protected] serve for the 2014 short session. See senate meeting, Page 2

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All rights reserved Like us at facebook.com/dailytarheel Follow us on Twitter @dailytarheel RALLY senate meeting U-SQUARE University square from page 1 from page 1 from page 1 The demolition and rede- Christy Lambden, UNC’s actions of the Republican-led unanimously approved velopment of University student body president, said legislature. permits for the develop- Square is set to begin in he has been unable to attend “You can’t deal with the ment — which will include 2014: Moral Monday protests and Borg, you have to attack it,” three buildings with 580,000 was pleased to get a dose of Porto said, comparing the square feet of mixed-use Time Out Restaurant is still the state’s activist atmosphere. Republican Party to the Star space and 300 residential operating at the University He said key issues his Trek villain. “That’s what I units — in February. Square location administration will focus want to do, I want to attack Junior Evan Comen advo- on — namely preserving on- the Republicans for what they cated for the redevelopment The owners of Ken’s campus voting and rallying have become: an alien force of University Square during Quickie Mart are still unsure against tuition hikes — will hostile to North Carolinians.” the planning process. of what they will do once require the same level of Author and producer Amy “This development will crews begin to demolish energy. Tiemann and attorney Heidi take Chapel Hill at least five “We’ve got to take this Chapman explained how they years into the future and real- University Square momentum back onto UNC’s would use their educational ly stimulate the downtown 35 Chinese Restaurant campus and really harness it,” and professional backgrounds life,” Comen said. closed its University Square he said. to vote on policy issues. location and moved to Dory Deweese, a mem- The committee will officially ‘Dad went there’ ber of the UNC Young nominate a candidate at its a new location in the Democrats, said she was meeting on Sept. 8. While some stores are relo- Gateway Commons shop- optimistic about McCrory’s Ted Benson, the non-vot- cating, others will go out of ping center this month term, but when he signed a ing committee chairman, said business — like Ken’s Quickie bill tightening regulations dth/katie williams it will be a challenge choosing Mart, a popular convenience Franklin Street Yoga on abortion clinics, her hope Former Senator Ellie Kinnaird speaks at the rally. Kinnaird served Kinnaird’s replacement. store among college students. Center moved to The melted into disappointment. Orange County in the General Assembly for 17 years. “I have felt deeply ashamed Junior Liz Bailey said she Courtyard in April “In the November 2014 elec- by the actions of the General will miss the businesses. tions, I want for there to be a precinct. “I’ve been to Moral Assembly in Raleigh,” Benson “Some of those places are Cynthia’s Tailor Shop Democratic majority,” she said. Volunteer Jamie Sohn, who Mondays, and you see a lot of said. “On the contrary, tonight cultural landmarks in Chapel moved to a new location in Speakers and attendees helped organize the rallies, the same faces,” she said. “But I am feeling incredibly proud Hill,” she said. “My dad went University Mall discussed voter mobilization said they were put together in tonight, I've seen a lot of new to be a Democrat with these to Ken’s Quickie Mart and Kidzu Children’s Museum efforts to ensure citizens have just three weeks. faces. I’m so proud of Chapel very strong, very impressive, Time Out when he was a stu- the now-required govern- She said from what she Hill.” very diverse candidates.” dent here.” is planning a permanent ment-issued photo ID and heard, most of the other ral- move to the Wallace Deck know how to find their voting lies also had a great turnout. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] on Rosemary Street

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To get more information, contact the Study Abroad Office. 962-7002 ~ http://studyabroad.unc.edu communityfoodfinder.com The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, August 29, 2013 3 Class preserves native NC language Cherokees, but the central core the Cherokee perspective. Abernethy Hall. Cherokee classes have of our culture would be gone,” “We interpret the world as a “It’s our attempt at forming a been offered at the he said. place where there’s meaning to community around the group,” Belt teaches five levels of the everything, and everything is Teuton said. University since 2009. class at UNC via webcam. alive. So there’s a kinetic part to Frey said the language Chris Teuton, an American it,” he said. needs young speakers because By Andy Willard studies professor and a citizen Ben Frey, a postdoctoral the only native speakers that Assistant University Editor of the Cherokee Nation, said student in the department remain are either older and it was important for the flag- of American studies, said spoke it as they grew up, or UNC’s foreign language ship university of the state to attempts to date the spoken very young and part of an requirement is a misnomer not only teach, but also fight language have placed its origin immersion program. for students taking Cherokee for the heritage language of the to at least 3,500 years ago. “It’s plugging this big hole in classes — they are studying 14,000 Cherokee people living “That’s more than double the the community,” he said. the only language offered by in North Carolina. English language from Beowulf Frey said these efforts are the University that is native to Teuton said the demand to to now,” he said. necessary, because at the rate North America. learn the language is here. The Cherokee syllabary, or the language is used now, it Tom Belt, a visiting instruc- “It’s been full enrollment alphabet, was invented around would be dead within 25 years. tor of Cherokee at Western almost all semesters,” he said. the 1820s. But he added that the decline Carolina University, said the Belt said his first language Frey said a lack of Cherokee of Cherokee has slowed greatly. classes were first offered at was Cherokee, and he only scholars leaves the nation’s his- Belt said the knowledge of UNC in the fall of 2009 in an learned English when he went torical perspective absent. those who came before will be effort to revitalize the language to school as a young boy. He said professors are try- lost if the language dies. because it is close to dying out People mistakenly think the ing to build off the success of “Our tribes won’t be the — there are only a few hundred language is a word-for-word the class by starting a weekly same,” he said. dth/jason wolonick speakers in North Carolina. code for English, but Belt said Cherokee Coffee Hour, which Students listen to Tom Belt, an instructor of Cherokee who “We would be here, still be he believes it is a reflection of will begin Friday at 2 p.m. in [email protected] teaches five different levels of the class at UNC via webcam. ninjas and notepads Library expands weekend hours Additional funding from the town allowed the library to meet patron needs. By Jenny Surane City Editor

For students looking to read every- thing from Hemingway to trashy novels and free magazines, the Chapel Hill Public Library might be the place to go — and with the library’s new extended hours, it’s even easier to visit. Beginning Saturday, the library will be open six more hours per week. That addition will make it easier for students to visit on the weekends, said Susan Brown, the library’s director. In February, the library’s board of trustees announced plans to reduce hours of operation once work finished on the library’s $16 million expansion dth/logan savage project, which added 35,500 square First-grader Andre Robertson listens to Alberto Lung give drawing tips at an anime and manga drawing class at the Durham Arts Council on Wednesday night. feet to the library. The library will now be open 60 hours per week — up from the current Kids learn about Japanese art forms in Durham classes 54 hours, but still fewer hours than the pre-renovation 68 hours per week. By Rebecca Pollack Lung said the roots of manga and anime — Boy’ and some of (Japanese animator Hayao) The original reduction in hours Staff Writer manga's animated variant — come from the Miyazaki’s early work.” prompted dozens of Chapel Hill and mid-20th century. Lung’s choice for his favorite anime is a tie Carrboro residents to send emails to the Alberto Lung is standing in front of a group “After World War II, there was not between two of Miyazaki’s movies — “Spirited Chapel Hill Town Council asking them of eight children at the Durham Arts Council Hollywood or film, so a lot of their entertain- Away” and “Princess Mononoke.” to give the library the money to restore Wednesday, teaching them how to draw ninjas ment came in the form of comics and anima- He spent some class time going around and its hours. and dragons. tion,” Lung said. sketching ninja versions of the students, who The town responded to resident Lung, an art instructor who specializes in The style was made to be done quickly but requested their favorite character types. concerns with a funding increase to cartoons, is teaching the class how to draw also to be aesthetically pleasing. Lauren Tannenbaum, school director for the support additional hours. Brown said ninja and dragon characters in the Japanese “It doesn’t have to be scary,” Lung said to arts council, said Lung contributed a lot of tal- library staff asked patrons what days art-style known as manga. The class is one the kids, drawing a ninja bunny, ninja cat and ent to the council’s program with his first class. they should expand their schedule — of many offered through the Durham Arts ninja frog on the whiteboard. “Alberto came in and worked on our summer finding that library users were largely Council School — a program meant to educate Catheryn Haynes, an 8-year-old who attend- camp as a guest artist, and he was very engag- in favor of increased weekend hours. the Durham community in the visual and per- ed the class, said she came because she likes ing to all of the students,” she said. “In the results of our very unscien- forming arts. ninjas and dragons and enjoys drawing. “It’s really just about teaching the kids art tific poll, we heard from about 1,000 Each child wants to draw something differ- “Now, I really like to draw people,” she said. and expressing themselves on our end.” people,” Brown said. “And it was really ent — from the traditional Japanese ninjas to Lung said his advice for kids is to watch Lung teaches kids to draw in a way he hopes people of all ages.” ninja dragons and ninja mermaids. and read cartoons from both the United States keeps them drawing at home. Brown said many different groups of The class is part of a series this fall to teach and Japan and draw from them — the way he “I try to give them small tips, to teach them people will benefit from the extended kids how to draw in the styles of anime and developed his cartooning style. in a gradual manner, so they can incorporate it hours. manga. Each month, there is a different theme. “Basically, I’m self-taught,” he said. “Coming in their own drawing styles.” “Families, lots of seniors, also just “The themes were chosen broadly to attract from South America, in Peru on regular televi- lots of dedicated patrons who come the kids according to their interests,” Lung said. sion, you get anime ... and you can see ‘Astro [email protected] here every day and want to come here more on the weekends,” she said. Husband and wife Bob and Ann Ward frequent the library, and Ann wrote the council urging them to pro- vide the necessary money to get the New Honor Court leaders push transparency hours back. “It gives more availability to people 2014. who can’t get there during the middle Anna Sturkey and Nathan Tilley “I’m really excited about these changes of the day and during the week and because they represent the hard work of all three will lead the court in time of flux. things like that,” Bob Ward said. hardworking bodies — faculty, students and Karen Curtin, a member of The administrators,” said Nathan Tilley, who will By Amanda Albright Friends of the Chapel Hill Public serve as chairman of the Honor Court this year. University Editor Library, said the additional Saturday Sturkey said the changes were a product of a hours will really help those patrons that Anna Sturkey, the student attorney general campus dialogue. can only make it to the library on the for the Honor Court this year, said she knows “I think the honor system is a service to the weekends. there are a lot of eyes on the honor system. University and has to reflect University stan- “I know a lot of people were frus- “I think we have to recommit ourselves to our dards,” she said. “We have to listen and respond.” trated they weren’t able to get in there core values,” she said. “We’re an extension of the Andrew Perrin, a sociology professor and a Saturday,” Curtin said. University that creates community standards.” member of the Committee on Student Conduct, Gail Sandler, a library volunteer, said The Honor Court and system as a whole has said he was satisfied with the changes made. she was happy to learn that the library made many headlines throughout the past few He said lowering the burden of proof would dth/Brennan Cumalander would be able to stay open longer on years, especially regarding its procedure when keep students from avoiding culpability for Anna Sturkey and Nathan Tilley, the student the weekends. handling sexual assault cases. academic misconduct charges and said giving attorney general and chairman of the Honor “Well, it’s wonderful because you Though sexual assault no longer falls under faculty a voice during the information-finding Court, respectively, will emphasize core values. know there are some people who work the Honor Court’s jurisdiction as of April 2012, stages was a step forward. and can’t get there at the hours that the court’s handling of academic cases has also Before the changes, many professors felt like and equity of our process,” Tilley said. “The they had,” Sandler said. “They had been called into question by faculty members. the student-led court allowed students to get idea of a student court sounds lightweight in talked before about not being open on a A spring 2010 survey conducted by the away with academic misconduct because the terms of legal-type proceedings, but on the Saturday, and for a library that’s ridicu- Faculty Council’s Educational Policy Committee burden of proof was so high. other hand, students and faculty who have gone lous because some people can only get found that some department heads refused to Sturkey and Tilley said they want to promote through have given us good feedback on profes- there on the weekends. I’m glad that participate in the Honor Court and discouraged the values that the court was founded upon. sionalism and seriousness.” they’re going to work longer.” their junior faculty from participating due to a “The Honor Court is a partnership between Tilley said helping students is the Honor lack of trust in the system. students, faculty and administrators,” Sturkey Court’s priority. [email protected] In an effort to address these concerns, the said. “We have a vested interest in promoting Sturkey and Tilley said they plan to host council, student attorney general and former honor, which creates a safe environment.” office hours in the Pit every Monday afternoon, Chancellor Holden Thorp approved several The honor system will emphasize the train- as well as publish quarterly reports about the New Library hours changes to the Honor Court last spring, including ing of new and returning members this year, system’s activities. changing the burden of proof from “beyond a rea- Sturkey said. Honor system members will be “We want to be more transparent and make Time: Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., sonable doubt” to “clear and convincing” evidence. trained by professors and professionals this sure every student knows what the Honor Sunday, 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. In addition, faculty members will be able to year, such as a seminar on diversity with Lisa Court does,” Sturkey said. “People think of it as Location: Chapel Hill Public Library, 100 participate in the information-gathering phases Freeman, who works for the Department of this scary body — but we want to help.” Library Drive, Chapel Hill of academic misconduct cases. Housing and Residential Education. The changes will be implemented in fall “Students have doubts about the seriousness [email protected] Info: chapelhillpubliclibrary.org 4 Thursday, August 29, 2013 dailytarheel.com The Daily Tar Heel diversions Visit the Dive blog: dailytarheel.com/dive

By Amanda Hayes said people can expect a very high-energy show. Schedule of Events Staff Writer Footnotes Tap Ensemble will dance along to a few of 4:00 p.m. his band’s songs. Doors open at Motorco Garage and More than two million people around the world Laura Pyatt, the events manager for Fullsteam, are living with multiple sclerosis (MS), a neurologi- said she hopes that this event will help bring expo- Fullsteam, Food trucks start service cal disorder affecting the brain and spinal cord that sure to the brewery. Housed in an old warehouse, 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. causes people to lose body and brain function. Fullsteam isn't just a brewery — the space includes a Bicycle competitions and giveaways at There is no clear cause of MS and it cannot be cured. bar, indoor stage and outdoor seating. Pyatt said the Fortunately, long-term treatment is available and venue is a great place for the community to hang out Motorco Garage research into the disease is continuing. But research and experience local bands. 5:00pm needs money and support. “We just want to help out community organiza- Baobab at Fullsteam For five years, Mark Simonsen and Zach Terry have tions,” Pyatt said. organized an annual benefit to fight the debilitat- Simonsen said MS is a misunderstood disease and 6:00 p.m. ing disease. This year's event, “Bands, Bikes & Beers: a lot of research can still be done. He said he hopes Bicycle raffles from Durham Cycles at A Benefit to Fight Multiple Sclerosis” will take place that the different charities that raise money for MS Fullsteam Saturday in Durham and feature bicycle competi- are able to do something to help people like his tions, food trucks and live music. mother. 8:00 p.m. Simonsen and Terry, whose mothers both have “It’s about the hope that people can still live a nor- Doors open at Motorco Music Hall MS, teamed up with their friend Sara Greene to orga- mal life with MS,” Simonsen said. 9:00 p.m. nize this year’s event. Proceeds will go to the Greater The benefit is part of another fundraiser, Bike MS, Carolinas Chapter of the National MS Society based a 200-mile weekend cycling event occurring in New Music starts at Motorco Music Hall in Raleigh. Bern, N.C., next weekend. Last year, participants “It’s a way of providing information about MS and raised over $1.7 million to fund MS research and maybe providing some hope for people who are services. stricken with MS,” Simonsen said. Thus, attendees can also take their bikes to the It is estimated that approximately 400,000 people Motorco Garage for practical maintenance such as ser- in the U.S. are affected by multiple sclerosis. vice checks and tune-ups. There will be a slow bicycle "Whether we know it or not there are people all race and raffles for prizes including new bicycles around us that are somehow affected by MS either donated by Durham Cycles and Performance Bicycles. through a relative or a friend or something like that," Throughout the past five years, the benefit to fight Simonsen said. MS has grown steadily, starting in Carrboro as a sum- The benefit begins mid-afternoon at Motorco mer series before moving to Durham last year. Garage and Fullsteam Brewery and continues through "It’s a multi-stage event with a little bit of every- the night with a concert at the adjacent Motorco thing for everybody," Terry said. “We want to raise as Music Hall. The concert features bands Tom Maxwell much money and awareness as possible.” and the Minor Drag, Wembley and the Dogwoods. Maxwell said the benefit provides a welcoming Maxwell, who is based in Carrboro, said he imme- environment for people to come together for a pur- diately agreed to play the event when asked by his pose. friend Simonsen. “People turn to music for comfort and solace,” “It’s not enough to feel bad that people are sick,” Maxwell said. “Music is the language that picks up Maxwell said. “If you can contribute, it gives you an where words leave off.” enhanced sense of purpose.” Maxwell, who has a record coming out in January, [email protected]

TODAY IN DIVE MUSIC. On its debut record, Saints Apollo delivers a handful of infectious folk-tinged pop tunes that are guaranteed to pick you up. Page 5 MOVIES. You’re Next might not break any barriers for horror films, but its tension and cinematography make it a worthwhile watch. Page 5 COLUMN. The Invisible Man: staff writer Bo McMillan takes on the novel by Ralph Ellison and its relevance to the civil rights movement. Page 5 Q&A. Staff writer Tess Boyle talks to members of Chapel Hill’s Clockwork Kids about the band’s new songs and its roots at UNC. Page 5 The Daily Tar Heel Diversions Thursday, August 29, 2013 5 Q&A with Clockwork Kids Clockwork Kids, a neo- So I asked a bunch of my (Petto) joined. psychedelic rock band, was friends to join and it was just Locally Grown JEFF DELUCA: I came up started in 2012 and is made going to be a temporary little Time: 8 p.m. tonight here from Florida and I had a up of five UNC students and thing, but we picked up a lot couple of bands back in high Location: Wallace Plaza, Bo McMillan alums. The band recorded of steam really quickly. school, but it really took me a 150-198 E. Rosemary St., Staff Writer its debut album, The Swain So, by summertime, three while when I came to UNC to Chapel Hill Sessions, as a class project months later, the rest of find a musical niche. last semester. the band as it is now joined Info: locally-grown.com And actually, Clockwork Staff writer Tess Boyle sat and it’s been a fairly serious Kids was the first band that down with band members endeavor since then. And most students do a Not I’ve been in since I’ve been Justin Ellis, Jeff DeLuca and This is my third or fourth short movie or something like in Chapel Hill — the first Patrick Carney in prepara- band, but it’s the first one that, but I really wanted to do a time that I’ve been in a group tion for the final Locally where I’m the lead singer and live music video kind of thing. where people are writing Grown concert tonight with where I’m also writing most So what we did is, over the visible music together. Virgins Family Band and of the songs. course of three days, we set Morning Brigade. DIVE: Your album, The up five cameras and like 17 PATRICK CARNEY: When Swain Sessions, was recorded microphones and basically in Courtesy of Clockwork Kids DIVERSIONS: How was Clockwork Kids started out, but not in Swain Hall. What was that three takes or less recorded Clockwork Kids began when Clockwork Kids started, and aside from Justin, it was actu- process like? each song as if we were play- they were UNC students and how were you involved in ally a completely different ing a live show. were inspired by their time here. music before the band? group of people. JE: I was in the advanced We could control all of absent And then over the course project class in the media JUSTIN ELLIS: Clockwork the factors of it, including no of the spring and summer productions course at UNC, thing as well as a video com- Kids was founded in 2012 to audience. And it was going ifty years and one day of 2012, Jeff joined, I joined and basically it’s a class where ponent. honor a date that I’d booked to be just a video project, but ago, Martin Luther and my brother (Mike) who’s students can use University So that worked out very with my old band and I didn’t the takes ended up turning King Jr. rose to the lec- currently the guitarist joined resources and make a nicely. F want to lose the show because out so well that we decided to tern of a podium on the steps and our other guitarist Chris 30-minute project. it was a really cool opportunity. release the audio as its own of the Lincoln Memorial and [email protected] was introduced to thousands gathered for the March on their fearless and psychotic Despite the occasional addition to the song, and it’s Washington. As their applause MOVIESHORTS friend Gary King (Simon awkward camera angle, MUSICSHORTS impossible not to bob your died to a murmur, he launched Pegg), the group must save Wingard’s courage to deviate head along with the track. into one of the greatest speech- the human race from robots from the traditional slasher “Walker” alone stands head es of all time. He told them attempting to perfect the style pays off. Using hand- and shoulders above any that he had a dream. History earth with their idea of peace held cameras and close-ups, other song on the album. was forever marked. while drinking as much as he establishes a tense inti- Unfortunately, the last half Speakers from Al Sharpton they can heading to the pub macy between the audience of We Are Ghosts isn’t quite to Martin Luther King III of their dreams. and characters that is soon as captivating as the first. spoke before thousands The actors are perfect in stabbed, chopped and blend- The tracks blur together, and, in Washington D.C. last their roles. They are superb ed away. while they maintain lightness, weekend to celebrate the playing the plethora of dif- Looking at the storyline nothing stands out. Unlike anniversary of that occasion. ferent personalities repre- alone, the movie is nothing the album’s first half, the President Obama did the sented in the film. Yet the new. But because of its poi- Saints Apollo songs cannot get by on their same yesterday. But absent acting does not make up for a gnant delivery and meticu- catchiness alone. from both the news cover- plotline that completely falls lously constructed tension, We Are Ghosts There is one final highlight age and speeches of those apart when blue ink spurts the recycled plot can be easily with “Slowly,” a downtempo recent events was the men- from the robots as they get overlooked. Indie folk song with a male and female tion of another milestone torn apart in the bathroom by By far, the film’s greatest vocalist trading verses. The Initially a duo from anniversary from the struggle the heroes. accomplishment is its score. slow, ballad-like structure is The World’s End Raleigh, indie folk group for equality long left to the Audience members are By combining new techniques unlike anything before it and Saints Apollo has grown shadows — one written by put on the edge of their seats with music reminiscent of is a real welcome near the end history’s invisible man. into a much larger project, What do robots, beer and as they have no clue what is classic horror films such as of the album. I, like many others, first and its latest record We Are the human race have in com- about to happen in a movie “Jaws,” the filmmakers cre- We Are Ghosts may not became familiar with King Ghosts shows it. Featuring mon? The answer is “The without logic or any sense of ate scenes that are filled with exactly be groundbreaking, in kindergarten. The man many catchy songs thanks World’s End.” The movie is a reason. In the end, one of the both gripping suspense and but it does have multiple and his words pervaded to a newly introduced cello, strange depiction of nostalgia five friends, Andy Knightly subtle comedy. pleasing tunes that make my history lessons from drums and piano, this album combined with a search for (Nick Frost), sums up the Probably one of the best for a solid listen. Any fans of grade to grade, eventually is a nice addition to the local freedom. “The World’s End” reaction any sane person horror films to come out in pop-inflected folk music will augmented by figures like indie folk collection. presents a completely dif- viewing the film should have the past year, “You’re Next” find something to enjoy with Booker T. Washington and “By Your Side” and ferent meaning of comedy — that is, to jump through a will have you up at night won- Saints Apollo. the Black Panthers to form “Hashin’ It Out” get We Are and sheds a new light on the window screaming, “There is dering if you remembered my knowledge about the civil Ghosts off to an exciting start, phrase, “To err is human.” no time for this!” to lock your door. Not that it — Mac Gushanas rights movement. However, using multiple vocalists and The film follows the matters; animals don’t use nowhere was I taught about clever choruses demanding reunion of five friends who — Jeremy Wile doors. Ralph Ellison. the listener’s attention. attempt to complete their You’re Next — Alexandria Agbaje DIVESTAFF Ellison, a writer and schol- Similarly upbeat and ultimate triumph: The Allison Hussey, Editor ar born in 1914, predated rhythmic tracks con- Golden Mile. The long stretch Chris Powers, Assistant Editor King’s influence by roughly tinue until the midpoint. consists of drinking from 12 Not afraid of the big bad [email protected] a decade. He was a contem- STARS Particularly, “Paper pubs, with the final and most wolf? “You’re Next” says you porary and friend of Richard Airplanes” is a pleasant Amanda Hayes, Bo McMillan, prominent being The World’s should be. With phenomenal Poor Wright, author of “Black Boy” detour featuring a female Mac Gushanas, Tess Boyle, End. After having failed an cinematography, sufficient (who did make his way into Fair vocalist in the lead. Alexandria Agbaje, Jeremy attempt at the challenge acting and a jarring score, my curricula, unlike Ellison). The centerpiece of the Wile, staff writers in their youth, the group director Adam Wingard com- His book “Invisible Man,” good record is “Share My Walker,” could not fall short this time. poses a surprisingly excellent Rachel Holt, Design & released in 1952, is perhaps a delightful tune about two However, was it possible to horror film seeped in tension Excellent lovers growing old together. Graphics Editor just as important as “I Have a and violence. do such a draining trek after The layered harmonies in Cover Design: Rachel Holt; Dream” in the lexicon of lan- While at a wedding anni- Classic guage devoted to equality. years of settling down, taking the background are a superb photos courtesy of sxc.hu jobs and getting married? versary getaway, the Davison Ellison’s masterpiece, family comes under attack by which forwent the protest The men are shaken up as they hit a few hiccups along mysterious animal-masked novel format in favor of murders. Little do the killers OCTOBER (cont) ALSO PRESENTING (CONT) a symbolist critique, was the way, suffering emotional know, Erin (Sharni Vinson), 26 SA: THE ENGLISH BEAT **($17/$20) groundbreaking in its use of and physical turmoil at the SHOWS AT THE RITZ (Raleigh): hands of previous lovers and girlfriend of son Crispian 28 MO: MAN MAN **($15) w/ Xenia Rubinos Nov. 19: JANELLE MONAE**($22/$25) jazz-influenced prose and its 29 TU: MIKE STUD ** ($12/$14) robot townspeople. Led by (A.J. Bowen), has a talent for revolutionary ideas. kicking assassin butt. 30 WE: BUILT TO SPILL w/ Genders and Slam Fletcher Theatre (Raleigh): Dunk**($20/$23) Sept. 23: Richard Thompson** Set during the Harlem 31 TH: MONDO ZOMBIE BOOGALOO : Renaissance, it attacked 919-967-9053 300 E. Main Street • Carrboro SCOTS, LOS STRAITJACKETS, Shows at Kings (Raleigh): both the corruption of left- and THE FLESHTONES**($18/$20) Oct 12: THE HELIO SEQUENCE/ ist, white-led cadres that AUGUST MENOMENA**($15) NOVEMBERNOVEMBER ‘13: Oct. 24: HALF JAPANESE**($12) claimed to fight for equality 31 SA: Benefit for Jaycee Burn Center: 1 FR: PHANTOGRAM **($16/$18) and the violence espoused South Wing, Becca/ Hi-Tones, Billi-tones, 2 SA: BIG D AND THE KIDS TABLE w/Red Show at Carolina Theatre by black militant groups of Willie Painter ($15) City Radio**($14/$16) (Durham): the time with unapologetic, SEPTEMBER 3 SU: DAVID BROMBERG BAND **($24/$27) Nov 6: COLIN MELOY w/ Eleanor SEPTEMBER 2013 @ Cat’s Cradle: 6 WE: COCOROSIE **($18/$20) Friedberger raw expression. 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Arnold Band 17 SU: FLATBUSH ZOMBIES w/ Bodega 9 MO: US ROYALTY **($8/$10) Bamz**($13/$15) At no time during the 10 TU: BLACK JOE LEWIS **($14/$16) w/Dex 19 TU: JOHNNY MARR **($22/$25) w/Alamar recent anniversary celebra- Romweber Duo 20 WE: MATT WERTZ **($14/$16) w/Elenowen tions and their press coverage 14 SA: ACOUSTIC SYNDICATE Record Release 21 TH: MIKE DOUGHTY used to be in SOUL Party**($15) did I hear this achievement COUGHING( Performing all Soul Coughing 16 MO: PHOSPHORESCENT**($15/$17) material) **($20) mentioned or even alluded to. 17 TU: PINBACK w/ Deathfix**($14/$16) 22 FR: CARBON LEAF w/ Mel Washington** While King, his speech and 18 WE AUSTRA w/DIANA**($12/$14) ($15/$18) 19 TH: KISHI BASHI**($12/$14) w/My Darling Fury the March on Washington 20 FR: GRAM PARSONS Tribute**($10) DECEMBER have been justifiably refer- 21 SA: WHO’S BAD --the Ultimate Michael WE 18:GREG BROWN**($28/$30) enced and commemorated, Jackson Tribute Band!**($17/$20) it seems history has pushed 22 SU: DEERHUNTER **($18/$20) w/Crystal Stilts TUESDAY, SEPT. 3 23 MO: WASHED OUT **($15/$18) w/ Haerts WE ARE ALSO PRESENTING... Ellison to the margins. King MC CHRIS TU 24: MUDHONEY w/ Cheap Time**($18/$21) SHOWS @ LOCAL 506 ( Chapel Hill): has several monuments 27 FR: STRFKR **($15/$18) w/Chrome Sparks Sept. 9: Jesse Ruben/ Caitlin Crosby**($10/$12) across the country and even 29 SU: BILL CALLAHAN **($15/$17) w/New Bums Sept. 18: O’Brother w/ Native & Daylight **($10/$12) the world, while there is but 30 MO: SAVES THE DAY w/ Into It. Over It. and Sept. 21: TWIN FORKS**($12.50/$15) Hostage Calm**($15/$18) Oct. 9: Quasi**($12/$15) one lone dedication to Ellison Oct. 20: The Moondoggies w/Rose WIndows** buried deep in Harlem — a OCTOBER ‘13: OCTOBER ($10) looming bronze cutout of a 1 TU: SURFER BLOOD**($14/$16) Oct 26: TIM BARRY w/ Des Ark**($10) 4 FR: GREGORY ALAN ISAKOV**($15) w/Patrick man in a patch of barely kept Oct. 29: The World is a Beautiful Place and I am Park no Longer Afraid to Die**($8/$10) greenery along a side street, 5 SA: BLACK REBEL MOTORCYCLE CLUB**($22/ only erected in 2002. $25) w/Restavrant SHOW AT MOTORCO (Durham): SU 6: UNKNOWN MORTAL ORCHESTRA w/Jackson Oct. 30: CULTS**($15/$18) Perhaps it was his ties to Scott**($12/$14) FRIDAY, SEPT. 6 Nov. 2: King Khan & The Shrines w/ Hell Shovel** TOUBAB KREWE Marxism or his harsh persona 7 MO: WAVVES w/King Tuff and Jacuzzi Boys** ($14/$16) in comparison to King that ($17/$20) shoved Ellison to history’s 8 TU: JUNIP**($15) w/Barbarossa DURHAM PERFORMING ARTS CENTER: 11 FR: ZOSO --The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Sa Oct. 26: NEKO CASE** back pages. Experience**($12/$15) But regardless of the rea- 12 SA: JASON BOLAND & THE STRAGGLERS w/ KOKA BOOTH AMPHITHEATRE (CARY): son, his oft-forgotten role Jason Eady**($15/$18) Fr Sept 20: ALABAMA SHAKES w/ Dexateens and 14 MO:Electric Six w/ My Jerusalem**($12/$14) Majestico** in social progress remains WE 16: AARON CARTER**($14/$16; VIP Tickets a woeful omission to recent also available) THE HAW RIVER BALLROOM: anniversary mentions and 17 TH: WATSKY / WAX...”Hug A Hater Tour” ** Sept. 19: LUCINDA WILLIAMS (2nd night Added! ) literary canons alike. ($15/$17) Sept. 26: Blitzen Trapper**($16/$18) TUESDAY, SEPT. 10 18 FR: FINCH ( playing “What It Is To Burn” in its Sept. 27: Langhorne Slim & the Law**($16/$18) BLACK JOE LEWIS Ellison once wrote, “We entirety) w/ Dance Gavin Dance** w/Jonny Fritz can, with a few well-chosen, ($20/$23) Oct. 9: AIMEE MANN w/ Ted Leo (solo)**$25 well-written words, smash all 20 SU: SOJA w/Aer**($20/$25) 22 TU: OF MONTREAL w/ Surface To Air SHOWS AT THE RITZ (Raleigh): that crummy filth to hell.” Missive**($17) Even if my words aren’t as Nov. 10: THE HEAD AND THE HEART w/Thao..., 25 FR: FATHER JOHN MISTY w/ Kate Berlant** Quiet Life**($22/$25) well-chosen or as well-writ- ($18/$20) ten as his, I hope this serves Serving CAROLINA BREWERY Beers on Tap! in sending his lack of recog- **Advance ticket sales at SchoolKids Records (Raleigh), CD Alley (CH). nition — with the inequality Buy tickets on-line www.etix.com | For phone orders CALL 919-967-9053 he helped banish — to hell, too. 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Carolina Brown’s first as UNC’s head This time last season, the coach, and the Tar Heels lost UNC pass vs. Quarterback Bryn Renner returns for North Carolina football team 31-10 in Columbia, S.C. his last year more confident than in the S. Carolina past. The Gamecocks have lost seven of was still getting comfortable Brown finished that sea- secondary their top 11 defenders. Edge: UNC with coach Larry Fedora’s son 1-10 but is credited with new playbook, adjusting to an revitalizing UNC’s football S.Carolina South Carolina’s leading rusher last uptempo, no-huddle offense program during his 10-season rush vs. UNC year, Marcus Lattimore, is gone. He will — its season opener still two tenure. be replaced by Mike Davis, who only front seven had 52 touches last year. Edge: UNC days away. Now 15 years later, Fedora A year later, the circum- is in a similar situation in S. Carolina Dual-threat QB Connor Shaw was sec- stances surrounding UNC’s his second year at UNC, pass vs. UNC ond to Lattimore in rushing last year. He season opener are completely looking to turn around a and Dylan Thompson also combined for secondary different. mediocre program mired in 27 touchdowns. Edge: S. Carolina Tonight, the Tar Heels will scandal. While UNC returns a core group of ath- take on No. 6 South Carolina Fedora found success The letes, Clowney leads a ruthless defense at Williams-Brice Stadium with the Tar Heels’ last sea- Intangibles that will prove trouble for the Tar Heels in a night game broadcast on son, clinching the Coastal on the road. Edge: S. Carolina dth file/melissa key ESPN, a far cry from a 12:30 Division. But a bowl-ban pre- p.m. kickoff against FCS vented UNC from playing for Senior quarterback Bryn Renner and his Tar Heels are entering The Bottom Line — S. Carolina, 28 UNC, 17 opponent Elon on the ACC the ACC title. their second year under coach Larry Fedora’s fast-paced offense, Compiled by Grace raynor and daniel wilco Network in 2012. The trip to Columbia will And the team knows it. be the first test for Fedora’s nine touchdown receptions Honor Court leaders “It’s an exciting time for 2013 Tar Heels. on 45 catches for 531 yards. The Honor Court plans to college football,” quarter- “What an opportunity to But the Gamecocks return lower the burden of proof for back Bryn Renner said. “No showcase who we really are,” their top receiver, Bruce cases under new leadership. offense to Elon, but I’m really Fedora said. “For me, it’s kind Ellington, who leads the team games See pg. 3 for story. happy we’re playing South of a measuring stick of where with 600 receiving yards on Carolina. we are in year two of the pro- 40 catches, good for seven © 2013 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. “It’s exciting to be a college gram.” touchdowns. Level: 1 2 3 4 Cherokee classes football player. Growing up, They’ll be up against a The matchup against the The University is now that’s all I wanted to do. You fierce defensive line that, of Gamecocks is a giant depar- offering Cherokee language can’t ask for a better atmo- course, features defensive ture from the one a year ago Complete the grid classes taught via Skype. sphere.” end Jadeveon Clowney. But against the Phoenix, but at so each row, column See pg. 3 for story. Opening against South there’s also South Carolina the end of the day, the Tar and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains Carolina resurrects a Carolina offense that flies under the Heels are preparing for their every digit 1 to 9. Bands, Bikes & Beers rivalry that has lain dormant radar. Senior Connor Shaw top-10 opponent the way since 2007. and redshirt junior Dylan they’d prepare for any game. Solution to Durham’s Motorco Music But the animosity between Thompson will split time in “I’ll be honest, we’ve pre- Wednesday’s puzzle Hall will host multiple sclero- the two teams and their fan coach Steve Spurrier’s two- pared the same way,” Fedora sis benefit Saturday. See pg. 4 bases never completely died quarterback system. said. “Obviously there’s two for story. down — instead, it simmered The Gamecocks lost run- very different opponents. until boiling over for the 2013 ning back Marcus Lattimore to One’s in the top six in the Dress Code season opener. injury and then the NFL draft . country and one wasn’t. One Want to know the latest Both teams claim to be A workhorse, who was was a warm-up game for us campus styles? Follow our ‘the real Carolina,’ a source South Carolina’s lead- really.” fashion blog on Instagram. of great contention for both ing rusher last season, Fedora and his team Search unc_dresscode. teams. Lattimore racked up 662 might have had a warm-up “It’s a natural thing,” yards and 11 touchdowns in game to ease into the college Fedora said of the rivalry. “It the nine games he played football season last year, but could eventually become a before going down with a at 6 p.m. Thursday, they’ll BUY A COUCH • FIND A JOB • DITCH YOUR ROOMMATE regional type of rivalry, a bor- severe knee injury. be thrust to center stage, der war.” South Carolina will also launching Fedora’s second The Tar Heels last met be without wide receiver and campaign. the Gamecocks on opening punt returner Ace Sanders, day in 1988 under the helm who amassed a team-high [email protected] www.dailytarheel.com/classifieds Q&A with Richard Kadrey we’re here for you. all day. every day San Francisco-based SELL YOUR CAR • FIND A SITTER • VOLUNTEER author Richard Kadrey just released his fifth book of his (C)2013 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Sandman Slim series, “Kill Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle All rights reserved. City Blues.” The series follows the story of James Stark, who Across two U.S. presidents 12 Groovy music 40 Alt. spelling lives in Los Angeles after leav- 1 Window sill coolers 56 Lost a lap collection? 43 Sitting at a red light, say 5 Waffles no more 59 Super Bowl X MVP 13 However 44 “Days of Our Lives” ing his former home — Hell. 9 In an offbeat way 61 Streisand title role 18 Bit of dangly jewelry network Kadrey will hold a discus- 14 Spots teens don’t like 62 The Gaels of college 22 Fracas 45 Language that gave us sion today at Flyleaf Books. 15 Unoccupied sports 24 Islamic branch “galore” He spoke with Staff Writer 16 Civic, perhaps 63 __ facto 25 Norwegian royal name 47 Señorita’s shawl 17 “Django Unchained” 64 Candy man 26 An official lang. of 48 “All the same ...” Gabriella Cirelli about his co-star 65 Tech news dot-com Switzerland 49 Like some patches newest addition to the series. 19 Different take 66 Broadway shiner 27 National econ. stat 51 Check for fit 20 Rings of activity 30 Clay, today 53 Dickens’ Daily Tar Heel: Can you tell 21 Area near a hangar Down 32 Spotty pattern Drood me a little bit about the book? 23 Thoughtful type 1 __ party 33 CIA forerunner 55 Future MD’s class 24 “Malice N Wonderland” 2 Boy who had a courtesy of richard kadrey 35 Minute 56 Leb. neighbor Richard Kadrey: It’s the fifth rapper legendary meltdown 36 Use a strop on 57 Beginning of time? book in the Sandman Slim Richard Kadrey recently released “Kill City Blues,” the fifth 28 Cinders 3 Tangle up 37 “__ the fields we go” 58 Half and half series, called “Kill City Blues.” book of the Sandman Slim series. 29 Cross word 4 The Pont Neuf spans it 38 Hears 60 Oak Lawn-to-Chicago 31 Pirouetted 5 Wastes, mob-style 39 Drop in the ocean? dir. Basically, it is about this guy 32 Salk vaccine target 6 For named James Stark, who I I wanted the book to stand on about writing fantasy stories? 34 Group with a self-titled 7 Perot, e.g. took out of Hollywood — his its own and be entertaining as bimonthly magazine 8 One who’s really hot RK: You get to play with 35 “This Boy’s Life” 9 Cuttlefish cousins comfort zone and where he well, though. archetypes and mythology and memoirist 10 Vertical air movement has spent a lot of time — and Stark has spent so much 39 Beyond bad fairytales a lot, and in my case, 11 It makes SADD mad relocated him somewhere time in his comfort zone in 41 Bedding item religion. A lot of what’s in my where he wouldn’t be happy, Hollywood and central Los 42 It involves Sandman Slim series is based checks and which ended up being Santa Angeles, so I wanted to get him on playing with Christian balances Monica at the beach and in a out of his comfort zone to a 46 Cenozoic __ ideas of God and the universe, shopping mall. place where he doesn’t have as 47 Parisian and kind of dismantling those possessive But the shopping mall is a much power as he usually does ideas along the way and recon- 50 Sal Romano really evil one, full of ghosts — I wanted to weaken him a portrayer on structing them in what I hope and supernatural beings, and little in this book. Especially “Mad Men” is a new and interesting way. it was supposed to be the big- with fantasy and science fiction 52 Stem cell Lucifer has been a major research gest in the country, but while works, there’s this tradition as character in the books, and as advocate it was being built, half of it col- a series goes on where the hero Christopher the story progressed, Stark was lapsed and killed most of the accumulates more and more 54 Kitchen Lucifer for a while. God has gadget construction workers, which power until he or she becomes also become a character on- 55 First name of is why it’s now called Kill City. almost omnipotent. and-off — he sort of appeared Stark is looking for a super- I’ve hurt (Stark) a bit with out of nowhere in one book natural weapon to fight a set of these things that happen that and then became a regular — old gods who used to rule the have never happened before, like Norm in “Cheers.” universe and are headed back, which shows his vulnerability. and that weapon is located What is enjoyable [email protected] somewhere in Kill City. DTH: DTH: What was the inspira- tion behind it? RK: I really wanted to do a haunted house book, but I hate haunted houses. So I MOZZARELLA thought about what could be interesting and decided to make it into a shopping mall. Los Angeles is a city of malls a contemporary — it’s one of the signatures of the place — they have both kitchen mini malls and giant shop- ping centers, so it seemed like a logical place for me. students receive It’s also great because it allowed me to play around with consumer culture, which 20% OFF at Dinner is very different from typical alcohol not included haunted house stories. valid aug 16 - oct 30, 2013 DTH: How are you hoping this will progress your series?

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EDITORIAL CARTOON By Matthew Leming, [email protected] Featured online reader comment “It’s South Campus, not sub-Saharan Africa. Use the dang ethernet cable like we all did Glenn Lippig and revel in the cockroaches...” Common Economics disqus_eOb1vzNknR, on extending Wi-Fi to South Campus dorms Junior economics and food studies major from Raleigh. Email: [email protected] LETTERS TO community enhancements and we advocate for stu- THE EDITOR dents’ needs. Fashion That being said, the A poem on the game First-Year Experience is a versus South Carolina DHRE project. RHA had on a no part in its creation, but TO THE EDITOR: we are very supportive of Hi, I wrote a poem for the initiative and are excit- the game tomorrow. Hope ed to work with this new college you enjoy it ... structure on South Campus. ’Twas the night before On the other hand, Christmas, and all through Wi-Fi expansion in the budget the Southeast, not a QB residence halls is one of was stirring, not Renner — our projects. This goal ast weekend on Franklin he’s a beast. began when I was com- Street, I passed a gaggle Editorial The tickets were stuffed munity governor in Cobb L of sorority girls sing- in the wallet with glee, in last year with the installa- ing Macklemore’s “Thrift hopes that Quinshad Davis tion of five access points. Shop” in loud, drunken uni- would score several TDs. This summer I worked son. Considering they donned A fair alternative The players were tired with DHRE, which in designer dresses, these ladies’ from pushing weight sleds, turn worked with ITS public enthusiasm for a song but the season’s beginning, offered by Vice Chancellor speak approach. and ResNet, resulting in celebrating used clothing struck University must game plans in their heads. a collaborative effort to for Student Affairs Winston If administrators were me as avant-garde. Coach Fedora in his update our residence halls. The spectacle got me philos- enforce social Crisp is ideal in theory. It to turn a blind eye, the visor, locks of curly hair While RHA is not funding ophizing: What makes fashion suspensions. gives Phi Gamma Delta, University could establish a abound, hoping, praying the project or physically fashionable? Pi Lambda Phi, Pi Kappa bad precedent and run the James Hurst will throw installing the technology, College fashion trends seem he four IFC frater- Alpha and Zeta Psi the risk of hurting the admin- Clowney to the ground. we were the advocates who particularly fickle, but they nities that violated a opportunity to forgo social istration’s credibility in the When out on the field, made sure this project can still be understood by the T performance-based events, allowing the groups eyes of not only the Greek there arose such a clatter, happened this year. astute student. Students who recruitment policy have to switch their focus toward community, but also the Tar Heels with high hopes understand fashion econom- opted to take a semester- academics and away from rest of the student body. and Gamecock dreams to Kendall Nicosia-Rusin ics can exploit this to impress long social suspension as the social scene that may On the other hand, shatter. ’14 professors, blend in with peers Away to Columbia I’ll fly RHA President and even secure more attrac- their punishment. have landed them in this while it could be easy for like a flash, bluebloods in a The official policy man- predicament. these fraternities to evade tive dates than our friends. frenzy when the Carolinas A new website would Conflicting fashion econom- dates that any Greek orga- However, the University a hard-to-enforce sanc- clash. ics principles divide UNC’s nization that fails to meet must ensure that any tion, the chapters should The coach of the Cocks be a waste of money campus roughly across the the University-wide GPA organization that accepts adhere to restrictions that had success in the past, but TO THE EDITOR: Chapel Hill-Carrboro line. must forfeit recruitment social suspension complies they themselves chose. these are Fed’s Tar Heels, A recent editorial and On the Chapel Hill side, of first-semester students. with the set guidelines. With fraternity and smart, physical and fast. a letter to the editor have fashion’s defined by social The alternative sanction Administrators routinely sorority recruitment start- Now Renner, now highlighted a problem at proof. Social proof, in economic of social suspension is a outline policies for events ing this week, now’s the Morris, now Ebron and this University. These ask terms, means that whatever the fair substitute for the origi- such as dry rush but don’t time for the Greek com- Blue! On Davis, on Boston, that ConnectCarolina be people’s majority does becomes nal option — if it can be necessarily follow through munity —not just those on on Martin and Hughes! updated, using the rogue the correct move. Traditions The Tar Heels are ready enforced. — often seeming to use a suspension — to start the student-made site as an backed by social proof usually to invade Williams-Brice, The social suspension don’t see, don’t hear, don’t year off right. example of the outcry for have no rationale behind them perhaps some trickery here this update. However, I — just the power of everyone and there, some rolling of would venture to guess doing things that way. the dice. that every student here was Why do men deem flimsy Editorial Many pundits bow to the able to successfully regis- silk suits and stifling ties lay- mighty SEC, but the real ter for their courses using ered over collared shirts “for- Carolina is here to knock the current site. While it mal?” I don’t know, because impostors on their knees. is not aesthetically pleas- our grandparents did? Why A case of xenophobia Start your tailgating ing, it gets the job done. does a logo of a man riding a tonight, get your grills fired Investments like this are horse make my collared shirt New law addresses ated to address a threat resents an institutional up, if you do have a drink, do my concern. better than yours? I don’t know, that doesn’t exist. flaw in the U.S. political so in a He’s Not Here cup. We, as a university and because all my frat brothers are a threat that A May 2011 American system. Politicians have The battle is upon us, general student body, are wearing this shirt? Defining Civil Liberties Union become embattled behind we pray for victory, if I die always asking for the lat- fashion by college peers’ con- doesn’t exist. report shows that there is their party lines, only play- before kickoff, a Tar Heel est and greatest things. sensus is social proof in action! ouse Bill 522, no evidence that Sharia ing into the most extreme dead I’ll be. However, we are also com- Carrboro counters social which became law encroaches on U.S. of their voting block. plaining about how little proof by defining fashion with law Monday, is courts. These types of laws not Danny Gassaway money we have. Take for scarcity. Scarcity, in economic H Charlotte example the renovations in terms, means that goods an unnecessary piece of Muslims who follow only divide political parties, legislation. Sharia law — or Jews who but also set a precedent that the bottom of the Union, or increase in value when they are Editorial misattributed the new furniture in Davis rare (in another word, unique). The law is designed to follow Jewish law — for it is acceptable to target housing departments Library. So Vineyard Vines polos stir up anti-Islamic preju- personal reasons are not specific groups of people. With new tables, chairs and mall-store suits can’t be dice by suggesting that trying to infiltrate the U.S. Bills like this should be TO THE EDITOR: and large LCD monitors fashionable by scarcity terms, Sharia law is somehow political system. This is a halted long before they Wednesday’s editori- these study spaces look very because these clothes are pro- going to take over the U.S. classic case of xenophobia. enter the legislature. They als covered many changes trendy. However, a space- duced and buyable en masse. political system. Carl Ernst, a well- only foster a culture that that have occurred this ship-like study booth is not Instead, fashionably scarce The regulation, which known UNC religious discourages openness and summer in on-campus necessary for a student’s clothes must be scavenged restricts all foreign law studies professor, understanding of other housing. Given how many education. for in less-frequented loca- from N.C. courts, is aimed described the law as origi- cultures. partners have been work- A simple table would tions, like one’s local thrift at a wide variety of reli- nating from extremist The United States is ing on these projects, it is suffice. Students learn store. Doing so reaps discern- easy to attribute credit to by reading, by practicing ing Carrboro buyers’ apparel gious laws, but targets groups who used right- known for being open and Sharia specifically. wing politicians to push it accepting. Why should the wrong departments or problems, by focusing on rewards such as those men- organizations. I hope to their work, not by sitting tioned in Macklemore’s “Thrift And the law is unwar- through the legislature. North Carolina be any dif- clarify the mistakes in the in modern-style rooms or Shop” song: “a fur fox skin,” ranted because it was cre- House Bill 522 rep- ferent? two editorials. using expensive gadgets. “plaid button-up shirt,” “flannel First of all, the Although we are a top- zebra jammies,” “a onesie” (not Department of Housing ranking university, we are sure I’d wear that last one). and Residential Education simply not being smart Now that I’ve explained col- is not interchangeable with our money. We say we lege fashion economics princi- QuickHits with the Residence Hall are poor college students, ples, it’s important to remem- Association. DHRE is a yet we tote around expen- ber that rules are made to be All good in the Hood There is a God Hernandez gets wet University department sive smartphones. broken (especially in fashion). in Student Affairs that The campus can buy new Social proof and scarcity consists of paid employ- furniture and other frills, fashion outlooks depend on Running back Elijah Hood, Functioning alcoholics An article in the upcoming the top-rated high school everywhere rejoiced when issue of Rolling Stone re- ees (including Resident but cannot replace broken context. So when you attend a Advisers); they are the lab equipment. UNC basketball game, don’t be football player in Australian sci- veals that during North Carolina, entists revealed the year that led ones in charge of main- We are investing in that guy wearing a Duke jer- taining facilities, oversee- luxuries and not necessities. sey: blend in with your social committed to a beer that up to his arrest UNC on Tuesday contains electro- for murder, ing conduct issues, and Before we continue to raise proof-abiding, Carolina blue- developing individual tuition, or complain about hued peers. night, a week lytes, eliminating Aaron Hernan- after decommitting from hangovers. Unfortunately, dez became addicted to growth of residents. RHA how poor we are, I ask that Then again, perhaps you’re is a student-run organiza- we instead stop wasting our a well-to-do Carolina firstie Notre Dame. Hood was adding electrolytes also PCP and extremely para- reportedly uncomfortable lowers the alcohol con- noid. Hernandez’s drug use tion that represents all on- money. going to your first college campus residents (includ- David Kelly ’14 rager. What are you to do — during his visit to South tent of the beer. In related can reportedly be linked to Bend when his future team- news, Advil, sunglasses and a miscommunication over ing Granville). We do pro- Physics follow social proof or scarcity gramming, we purchase all Mathematics fashion principles? Peering mates made fun of him for Pepto-Bismol stocks have the meaning of “angel dust” into your leather wallet full of having a real girlfriend. taken a crippling dive. with Tim Tebow. student loans may help answer SPEAK OUT that question. Last Saturday, Winning Spirits Don’t tell Greg Little Poor, poor freshmen this tight-fisted author bought Writing guidelines a swell Hawaiian shirt at Club TOPO Piedmont Gin re- It was announced yesterday Fraternity rush started on • Please type: Handwritten letters will not be accepted. Nova, a Carrboro thrift store, cently won gold at a spirits that Johnny Manziel will Tuesday, a week later than • Sign and date: No more than two people should sign letters. for $2.50! competition be suspended it has in recent • Students: Include your year, major and phone number. That night at parties I got in Las Vegas. for the first years, prompt- • Faculty/staff: Include your department and phone number. infinite props for my cheap-as- • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, accuracy and vulgarity. Limit This will help to half of Texas ing outcry from letters to 250 words. chicken shirt. bring an air of A&M’s Saturday freshmen who Nobody noticed the guy legitimacy and season opener had to spend the SUBMISSION wearing a $60 polo, crying critical acclaim to all local against Rice University. The entire week in their dorms • Drop-off or mail to our office at 151 E. Rosemary Street, Chapel alone in the corner. distilleries. Unfortunately, suspension comes after an just waiting to go to a frat Hill, N.C. 27514 this will be lost on a student investigation into whether party. In other fake news, • E-mail: [email protected] population whose favorite Manziel accepted money dry rush has been totally 8/30: ACROSS THE POND drinks are either old Four for autographs. Is the NCAA successful — there won’t be EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and letters do not necessarily Columnist Megan Cassella on Loko or Aristocrat vodka even trying to seem legiti- any hazing, and those drugs represent the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect the perception of N.C. abroad. the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel editorial board, which is made up of NEXT mixed with warm Gatorade. mate anymore? really weren’t PJ’s. seven board members, the opinion co-editors and the editor.