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UNC-CH’s 11.4 percent increase would be $105 less per in-state a competitive market for top tier wide proposal of 9.6 percent. Gage said Ross tried to strike a Ross’ tuition proposal proposal. undergraduate at UNC-CH than faculty members,” said Board Ross also reiterated in his rec- balance between affordability is $105 less than In a memo to members of the what the University proposed of Trustees Chairman Wade ommendation that every campus and quality in his proposal. UNC-system Board of Governors, — $2.3 million less in overall Hargrove at Wednesday’s meet- set aside at least 25 percent for “Unfortunately, campuses and Bruce Carney’s. Ross said his recommendations proposed in-state revenue for the ing. “If we aren’t competitive in need-based aid. chancellors wanted more and — after taking out financial aid University. providing resources for those In the past, UNC-CH has families and students wanted By Isabella Cochrane — will generate system-wide rev- And system administrators are top-tier faculty members we directed about 35 percent toward less,” Gage stated in an email. State & National Editor enues of $70 million. skeptical as to whether it will be compromise our reputation.” financial aid, and Chancellor “This is not a win-win for anyone, “One-third of those new rev- enough to revive what was lost Ross’ proposed undergraduate Holden Thorp said that amount but we all understand that we UNC-system President enues will come from increases in due to a cut in state funding of in-state increases average 8.8 per- needs to increase. have to do something to stabilize Thomas Ross recommended nonresident and graduate tuition 15.6 percent, or $414 million, last cent systemwide — less than last “I hope we will be able to put the shaky ground we’ve been on today that schools not increase rates,” Ross said in his memo. year. year’s average increase of 9.3 per- aside 38 percent with these hard since 2008.” in-state tuition and fees above Ross’ proposal, if passed by “We don’t live in a vacuum. cent. His proposal is also a lower economic times,” Thorp said. 9.9 percent, which is lower than the board at it’s Feb. 10 meeting, The simple reality is that this is increase than the average system- Board Chairwoman Hannah See Ross, Page 4 Candidates REGGIE IS READY to focus on Thrust unexpectedly into the spotlight, interaction Student body president contenders Bullock prepares to must collect 1,250 signatures. make his first start. By Jamie Gnazzo Staff Writer

As their campaign staffers flood campus to seek petition signatures, candidates for student body president said they will employ a variety of strate- gies to get the required 1,250 names. For the first time, candi- dates can collect signatures online with an Onyen sign-in. But only three of the seven By Brandon Moree STUDENT Assistant Sports Editor candidates for the highest office said they will heavily rely ELECTIONS on the new method. 20 Inked on the inside of Reggie 12 2013 Bullock’s right bicep is the num- The other four candidates ber 252 — the area code of his said they will dorm storm, or visit residence halls to solicit signatures. Dorm hometown Kinston. storming is permitted 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Sunday For the sophomore guard, through Thursday. the tattoo serves as a constant But all of the candidates said they will speak per- reminder of where he came sonally with as many students as possible. from and how he got to where “Our main strategy is to be working on getting he is today. signatures from morning to night, whenever and wherever we can,” said candidate Will Leimenstoll. Bullock, who missed the final But Calvin Lewis Jr. said he is eager to gather his month of his freshman season signatures online. while recovering from a knee “I can reach students that wouldn’t normally stop injury, stands on the cusp of mak- and talk,” he said. “It’s more convenient for them to ing his first career start when N.C. go online.” State takes on No. 7 North Carolina Brian Min also said he plans to use the online method because his staff numbers just 15 to 20 at the Smith Center tonight. people. “We’re outnumbered and don’t have as many See bullock, Page 4 volunteers as some of the other candidates,” he said. “We can’t physically reach out to as many people.” Candidate Nico Garces doesn’t want his staffers going door-to-door in dorms, he said. “Even the sound of dorm storming sounds like an invasion to me,” Garces said. “I’ll use dorms as a last resort, but I’m really hoping to utilize the online format.” Among the candidates who don’t plan to use online signature collection as heavily are Leigh Fairley and Tim Longest. Longest said dorm storming and on-the-ground volunteer work are the strategies that will carry the most weight with students. Fairley said she will have staffers stationed all across campus. “I’m grateful to have a dedicated and enthusiastic campaign staff,” she said. Warche Downing said he plans to rely heavily on dorm storming and word of mouth to gain signatures. “We want to get at least 2,000,” he said. Candidates must collect 1,250 original signatures by Jan. 31 at 5 p.m. to appear on the ballot. dth file/stephen mitchell See SBP, Page 4 Coach Sylvia Hatchell bans women’s team’s Twitter use basketball coach saw her team’s court distractions: Twitter. tion,” Hatchell said, “And they The resulting NCAA investiga- letter to the NCAA’s notice of The ban brings student steady ascent up the national “We just need to focus more need confidence. They don’t need tion prematurely ended the col- allegations, the school denied athlete social media rankings come to an abrupt halt. on what they need to do with the to be hearing it.” legiate career of Austin, among any wrongdoing in regards to its Suddenly, a team that was aver- team,” Hatchell said after UNC’s Hatchell isn’t the first coach to others, and could potentially regulation of social networking, issues back to light. aging 79 points per contest was 56-37 win against the Hokies. express concerns about Twitter. jeopardize the football team’s calling the NCAA’s allegation barely approaching 50. The victory came after the future bowl eligibility. “unprecedented.” By Michael Lananna Whatever the reason for the team’s worst loss in school his- A familiar story Former UNC football coach “The NCAA constitution and Assistant Sports Editor nosedive, Hatchell knew her team tory at Connecticut and a 52-47 Butch Davis levied a Twitter ban bylaws are silent with respect to needed focus to overcome it. upset loss at home to a 5-10 Twitter has been a focal point and former interim coach Everett any alleged institutional obligation Sylvia Hatchell knew some- So before the team’s road Clemson team. for UNC athletics since a tweet Withers maintained it, but the to monitor the day-to-day commu- thing needed to change. skirmish with Virginia Tech last “A lot of the communication from former football player Marvin school itself hasn’t required nications of all of its student ath- After a promising start to ACC week, the coach eliminated one after the Connecticut game from Austin aroused suspicion of impro- coaches to do so. In fact, in the play, the North Carolina women’s of the Tar Heels’ greatest off-the- people just was a major distrac- priety in the summer of 2010. University’s Sept. 19 response See twitter, Page 4

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409722.CRTR The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, January 26, 2012 3 Orange County landfill to close County County Work Session community are contaminated and The agenda states that it would not Rogers Road residents don’t meet Environmental Protection be appropriate to use money generated will ask the county Time: 7 p.m. Agency standards. by a tipping fee applied to the landfill’s plans for Location: Southern Human Services The county has been working to use to build a community center. correct what has been labelled an The staff recommendation does for restitution. Center, 2501 Homestead Road injustice by residents and other com- support funding water hook ups with By Jenny Surane Info: http://www.co.orange.nc.us/ munity members. In October, com- landfill money. It also notes that the trash Staff Writer occlerks/120126.htm missioners confirmed they would county and towns of Chapel Hill and extend water services to 67 proper- Carrboro could address funding and After much waiting, Rogers Road missioners received recommendations ties in the Rogers Road community, building a community center in other residents expect to see Orange County in May from association asking the though Commissioner Earl McKee ways. disposal Landfill close in June 2013 — and county to consider measures to mini- said some non-historic homes weren’t Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton said tonight, they will ask county commis- mize the long-term health effects of the connected. he hopes many of the requests pass. sioners to give them more to make landfill on the neighborhood. Since the county took control of the “I think we owe them the sewers up for the years their community has Among other requests, the organi- landfill about 10 years ago, they have in the neighborhood for putting up Carrboro mayor Mark Chilton hosted county waste. zation has asked the county to build also built sidewalks through the histor- with our garbage for the last 40 years,” opposes trucking Orange County The Orange County Board of a community center and to connect ically minority and low-income Rogers Chilton said. Commissioners will meet tonight to remaining homes to public water and Road community, extended bus lines He said he is worried, though, that if trash to Durham. discuss the impending closure of the sewer lines. to the area and planted trees, County the county funds the new sewage lines, county landfill on Eubanks Road. After Manager Frank Clifton said. it will inspire new development in the By Elizabeth Straub it closes, all waste will be transported Mitigating impacts Despite the county’s past efforts to area that might cause gentrification. Staff Writer to a Durham waste transfer station by fix the problem, not all of the requests “I hope we will find a way to pre- truck. Many houses in the Rogers Road on tonight’s agenda have been well- serve the affordable housing on Rogers Chapel Hill trash could be dumped on The Rogers-Eubanks Neighborhood community rely on backyard wells, and received by county staff in their recom- Road,” Chilton said. “We don’t want Durham as soon as next year. Association has made several requests residents worry that seepage from the mendations to commissioners. members of the black community to But because of environmental concerns, from the county in addition to closing landfill could contaminate their water. “The problem the county has with feel like they are being pushed out.” Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton opposes the landfill, which has operated in the A survey by the Orange County some of the requests is that they are the plan to move local waste to the City of community since 1972. Health Department last year found not necessarily affiliated with the land- Contact the City Editor Durham Transfer Station when Orange According to agenda items, com- nine of 11 wells in the Rogers Road fill,” Clifton said. at [email protected]. County’s landfill reaches capacity — and tonight, he’ll share his views with Orange County Commissioners. The Orange County Board of Commissioners will meet today to discuss the future of the Orange County landfill, which could reach capacity between 2013 wild about reading and 2017, forcing it to close. Chilton, who has proposed building a new waste transfer station in Chapel Hill, said he hopes the board will reconsider the plan because it would take more fuel to ship waste to Durham, and because the Durham station does not require as many materials to be recycled. While Orange County bans corrugated cardboard and scrap metal from its landfill, the Durham transfer station does not. Gayle Wilson, Orange County solid waste management director, said incoming waste at the Orange County landfill is inspected to determine if it contains banned materials, but the county would no longer control these inspections if waste is sent to Durham. “Waste would not be scrutinized to verify if the waste was being properly managed according to Orange County’s standards,” he said. “I would suspect that it is possible less waste would be recycled or diverted from the waste stream.” Chilton said Orange County was the first county in North Carolina to reach mandated waste reduction goals, and switching to the Durham station would undo the progress. Though Durham’s plant doesn’t require as many materials to be separated, Chris Marriott, solid waste disposal manager at the City of Durham, said the transfer station adheres to North Carolina’s laws on waste. “The City of Durham already encourages the recycling of cardboard and scrap metal at its transfer station,” Marriott said in an email. Una Sammon, co-chairwoman of Students Working for Environmental Action and Transformation at UNC’s Campus Y, dth/melissa key said in light of the different trash policies, she thinks transferring waste to Durham is Eric Montross, former UNC and NBA basketball player, reads to children at Read-a-thon Night at Frank Porter Graham Elementary School on Wednesday. not a long-term solution for Orange County. “It’s a problem that needs a bigger solu- tion, and there isn’t one that people are will- Frank Porter Graham Elementary holds Read-a-thon ing to adopt,” she said. Chilton also said the increased fuel use of By Janie Sircey donation at the end of the fundraiser. “I used to read aloud to my kid, transporting waste to Durham would lead to Staff Writer Last year, the school raised more than $13,000, increased air pollution. He is also concerned and the goal for this year is to maintain or exceed and I know it was always an about the financial impact, he said. Fifth-grader Bonnie Stolt says she has been that amount, Irvin said. Chilton said Carrboro and Chapel Hill will reading at least 100 minutes a day since her ele- The money raised goes to the PTA, which plans attention-getter for them.” pay an additional $200,000 and $700,000 mentary school began its 14th annual Read-a-thon. to use it to purchase items for the students includ- in fuel costs, respectively, if Orange County She and the rest of the students at Frank Porter ing a new sound system for the gym. Eric Montross, waste is transferred to Durham. Graham Elementary School are aiming to read that “It goes to some pretty important things that, in Former NBA player and UNC alum “The main concern is about the additional much everyday from Jan. 20 to Feb. 3. Their effort these tough times, are difficult to buy,” Irvin said. cost, about transporting all Carrboro and is part of a two-week fundraiser that brought local Parents and children all said they were excited the students at the end of his reading. Chapel Hill’s waste to that facility,” he said. celebrity guest readers to the school for a special about the Read-a-thon. “I know movies and video games are fun, but event Wednesday night. Wednesday’s Read-a-thon event had a “Go Wild when you read you can imagine things,” he said. Contact the City Editor “It really gets people to read, considering the for Reading” theme that included a petting zoo in “Sometimes movies don’t do the trick,” at [email protected]. fact that most of the boys usually just play video the science lab and jungle-style decorations. Montross said he loves reading to the students games,” Stolt said. “I really like ‘Jessica’s Jungle,’” student Lorelei at the school because his own children went there. The school’s overall goal is to read for a total of Pyun-Christian said of the display. “My favorite part is watching the kids’ eyes go 680,000 minutes. Each student has a reading log The school also invited local “VIP” readers, wide,” he said. to keep track of their minutes. including former UNC and NBA basketball player Reader and former chairman of the Read-a-thon “This sells itself,” Assistant Principal Crystal Eric Montross, Carrboro Mayor Mark Chilton and Glenn Simon said the event brings back memories. inBRIEF Epps said. “Kids look forward to it every year.” Chapel Hill Mayor Mark Kleinschmidt, to read “I used to read aloud to my kids, and I know it This year’s total number of minutes will be cal- aloud at the event. was always an attention-getter for them,” he said. culated in either March or April, said Kathy Irvin, “I had a hard time learning to read as a child, “It helped them focus and worked on their verbal City BRIEFS co-chairwoman of the fundraiser. and my grandma who was a school teacher helped skills. I love revisiting that with the children.” County extends tax listing deadline During the Read-a-thon students ask neighbors, me learn,” Chilton said. “I do this in memory of my due to delay in mailing notifications friends and family members to pledge a set amount grandma.” Contact the City Editor of money per minute or contribute a one-time Montross stressed the importance of books to at [email protected]. Orange County Board of Commissioners voted to extend the property tax deadline for this year. Property tax listings are usually due on the last day of January, but due to a delay in mailing notifications, the deadline is extend- Bowman Gray pool closed indefinitely ed to Feb. 29. October 2010. A little more than a The pool, recently closed for year later, the pool has closed again. “I guess it’s a good thing that they closed it … It’s safety Campus BRIEFS a year, is now closed due to Students, including those in before anything else.” Student Congress special election Lifetime Fitness classes and mem- voting is from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. today ‘safety concerns’. bers of the club swimming team, Rich DeSelm, have voiced concern about the clos- UNC varsity swimming coach Student Congress is holding its special By Josie Hollingsworth ing of the pool. elections today to fill vacant seats for the Staff Writer Freshman Bailie Walters, who is body’s spring session. enrolled in swim conditioning, said “I’m sick of having to drop, and “We’ve tried swimming at Koury, Election voting will take place on studen- Lifetime Fitness classes and stu- she took the swimming class because I don’t want to switch around my and we’ve been denied. That’s where tlife.unc.edu, and will be open from 8 a.m. dent groups that rely on Bowman of a knee condition. schedule.” the varsity team practices,” Segal to 5 p.m. Gray pool have been without a place “This seems to be something that Kendra Loch, vice president of the said. There is one open seat in the North to swim this semester, due to safety should have been foreseen and was club swimming team, said the group Rich DeSelm, UNC’s varsity swim- Campus district, one in the off-campus concerns. probably a health risk to begin with,” has a meet on Feb. 11 but hasn’t been ming coach, said in an email that district and two in the graduate student Administrators declined to com- Walters said in an email. able to use the pool to practice. Koury Natatorium is allowing rec- district. ment further on the condition of the Freshman Richard Mull, who is “Practice is how we get to know reational swim hours usually held at There are six students who will appear on facility, and Aquatics Director Deb in the same class, said instead of each other,” she said. “It’s crucial to Bowman Gray. Recreational hours at the various district ballots. Murray said the pool will remain swimming, the class has been play- what our team is.” Koury are noon to 1:30 p.m. Monday Connor Brady, Peter “Mac” McClelland, closed indefinitely. ing ultimate Frisbee, tag and running Other students use Bowman Gray through Friday. and Jonathan Stupak are on the ballot for “The coatings that were applied to stadium stairs. for intramural sports and recreation. “I guess it’s a good thing that they North Campus. the structural supports in the ceil- Freshman David Galindo, another Some said they are disappointed closed it,” said freshman Ryan Joyce, Travis Crayton, Burke Edwards, and Ross ing were starting to fail,” said John member of the class, said he was in the status of the facility. a member of the swim conditioning Hardeman are on the ballot for off-campus. Murphy, occupational and environ- not satisfied with the University’s “I just got into swimming over the class. No one is on the ballot for the graduate mental hygiene manager. response to the pool’s closing. summer,” said senior Dean Segal. “I “It’s safety before anything else.” district seat. A year-long renovation to make “They just want to change the class was told to swim because of physical The winner will be announced tonight. the facility compliant with safety to exercise and fitness or have us therapy. Part of the reason I came to Contact the University Editor and disability regulations ended in drop,” Galindo said. UNC was to use facilities.” at [email protected]. - From staff and wire reports 4 Thursday, January 26, 2012 News The Daily Tar Heel

hole in the starting lineup for the Strickland, though often Bullock’s role is largely unchanged. bullock first time in more than a year. praised for his defensive efforts, Marshall is more excited about from page 1 While Bullock is the obvious had also been the Tar Heels’ most how the difference between Military cuts “It means a lot,” Bullock said choice to fill the need at the two- dependable shooter on the season, 6-foot-3 Strickland and 6-foot-7 about his new spot. “There’s a lot guard spot, Strickland’s role as the shooting a team-high 57 percent. Bullock will open up the floor. of State fans in Kinston, everybody backup to Marshall will be delegat- Though he only averaged 7.5 “When we look at our starting is a State fan in Kinston … Just ed to several different Tar Heels. points per game, he was second lineup now … That’s a lot of length, could hurt NC playing against this State team and Head coach Roy Williams said on the team in assists with 39. a lot of size that we have,” Marshall it also being a rivalry means I’ll freshman Stilman White will get Offensively, Bullock has flashed said. “Reggie’s going to be able to enjoy playing and starting.” some minutes around timeouts in streaks of proficiency from long- stretch the floor and give John and With the exception of last order to maximize break time for range, including a 15-point perfor- Z a lot more room to work inside.” economy season’s senior day, the North Marshall. In Wednesday’s prac- mance against Long Beach State Despite the pressure of his first Carolina men’s basketball team tice, Henson, Barnes and Justin when he drained three second-half career start compounded by the By Memet Walker “I’m just going to humble has started the same five play- Watts ran plays from the point, 3-pointers. He has also shown an fact that Thursday’s game is a rival- Staff Writer myself like they did in the Great ers in every game since after the and the Tar Heels also ran sets improved defensive effort this sea- ry matchup, each time Bullock rises Depression.” Reyes said. “I’m used Georgia Tech loss last January: without a true point guard. son and has 13 steals to show for it to fire and flashes the area code on With significant federal budget to eating T-bones, but I may have Kendall Marshall and Dexter “We understand that we’ve lost — but that’s just a little more than his shooting arm, he’ll do so with cuts to military spending on the to get used to Top Ramen.” Strickland in the backcourt, Dexter and he’s not coming back,” half of the steals Strickland had complete assurance. horizon, the already struggling While the exact impact of cuts Harrison Barnes, John Henson Williams said. “Everybody’s got to pulled in so far this season. “I just got to shoot with confi- N.C. economy could soon take to the state’s military has yet to be and Tyler Zeller up front. raise their level of play, and every- To Williams, Bullock is not a dence. Every shot that I take, I’ve another large hit. announced, significant reductions But in last weekend’s 82-68 body’s got to raise their level of con- replacement for Strickland and got to believe that it’s going in.” Last year’s federal Budget are expected with the close of the win at Virginia Tech, Strickland sistency of play and be able to make isn’t expected to fill the gaps he Control Act mandated $487 billion Iraq War. tore the ACL in his right knee on some changes to make up for some leaves. Aside from some possible Contact the Sports Editor in defense spending cuts during Rep. Phil Shepard, R-Onslow his way to the bucket, opening a of the things we lose from Dexter.” added ball-handling responsibility, at [email protected]. the next decade, which could trick- and chairman of the N.C. House le down and have adverse effects select committee on military Paige-Moss used the opportunity Lambda fraternity, Resident Advi- on many of the state’s businesses. affairs, said that while cuts can twitter to air out his grievances with SBP sor; Greek Alliance Council from page 1 from page 1 The military has a $23.4 billion have a negative influence on coaches and fans. The junior has Brian Min – Multicultural affairs economic footprint in the state, home values, rental properties letes on undefined and ever-multi- since declared for the NFL draft. and diversity outreach; Psychology according to the N.C. Military and small businesses in the short plying ‘social networking’ sites,” the Despite Paige-Moss’ rant, Organizations Business Center. term, defense spending always University said in its response. Cunningham said new head foot- Tim Longest – Dialectic and Philan- club; Walk-Ons a cappella group Ramon Reyes, owner of Da ebbs and flows. But UNC does have certain ball coach Larry Fedora sees some thropic societies; community em- Campaign staff BootShop, a boot repair and pol- “We all know the military goes broad policies in regards to social value in Twitter use and will allow powerment funds through Campus ish shop in the Fort Bragg area, through this transition when they media use. For one, the University his players to keep using their Y; Presbyterian campus ministry Longest – 80 people said small businesses like his — pull out of a war or that type of must be able to follow or befriend accounts. Warche Downing – UNC Health Downing – 300 people which he calls the “backbone of thing,” he said. student athletes on Twitter or “He uses it more as a teach- Occupations Students of America; Lewis – 100 to 150 people America” — will struggle to make “When you live in a military Facebook in order to ensure ing tool and says, ‘Okay, here’s Leimenstoll – about 50 people ends meet when the military’s cof- community, there’s good (eco- their compliance with the school an opportunity for you to dem- God First campus ministry; Co- fers are reduced. nomic) times and then there’s and the NCAA, athletic director onstrate you’re mature enough founder Diversity and Inclusiveness Fairley – about 45 people “As soon as they cut, we have other times.” Bubba Cunningham said. to have some responsibility,’” in Collegiate Environments Garces – 13 people to cut,” he said, adding that he Scott Dorney, executive direc- “Participation on teams is a Cunningham said. Calvin Lewis Jr. – Safewalk; Orienta- Min – 15 to 20 people has already been forced to reduce tor of the N.C. Military Business privilege, and there are certain “Obviously, Coach Hatchell tion; Army ROTC employee hours and wages during Center, said this is one of the standards of behavior that we doesn’t give them that latitude.” Will Leimenstoll – Environmental Social Media the recession. other times. expect,” Cunningham said. “Some affairs committee; Pi Kappa Phi Longest – Facebook, Twitter Kelly Puryear, an accountant “In the macro view, I believe coaches have taken a harder A coach’s decision with TRP CPAs, a business mem- that defense cuts will negatively stance, and we let them do that fraternity; Presbyterian campus Downing – Facebook, Twitter ministry ber of the N.C. Defense Business affect the amount of spending with their team. It’s up to the For the North Carolina women’s Lewis – None yet Association, said that roughly 20 in the state,” Dorney wrote in an coaches to further develop that basketball team, Twitter hasn’t Leigh Fairley – Student Advisory Leimenstoll – Facebook, Twitter percent of his company’s business email. “Some businesses currently policy with the team.” necessarily caused the same level of Committee to the Chancellor; Resi- Fairley – Facebook, Twitter clients are military contractors, doing defense work may not be controversy — at least not publicly. dent Advisor; Tri Sigma sorority Nico Garces – Facebook some of whom may not be around needed.” Continued controversy But since the ban, the team Nico Garces – Lambda Upsilon Brian Min – Facebook after the spending cuts. But Shepard said that while has taken a clear turn for the bet- “They may not stay in busi- residents in his district — which Since Cunningham replaced ter. After holding the Hokies to ness. They may move elsewhere,” includes Camp Lejeune — may be Dick Baddour as athletic director just a 25-percent shooting clip ross Ross’ tuition proposals Puryear said. “It’s very concern- worried about the military cuts, Oct. 14, student athlete Twitter use in their 56-37 win, the Tar Heels from page 1 UNC-system President Thomas Ross released ing. We hope our area won’t be people in his community are also has continued to grab headlines. his in-state tuition and fee increase proposals. went on to snatch a 60-50 victory Ross also recommended hold- affected as badly as some of these very resilient in the face of eco- North Carolina guard P.J. from rival N.C. State in Raleigh others.” nomic hardship. Hairston drew the ire of coach ing tuition increases to a two-year Campus Campus proposals Ross’ proposal on Sunday and defeated Boston period because of the uncertain NCSU 10.4% 9.8% But with the third largest active “People are concerned,” Roy Williams when he prema- College 77-46 Wednesday at duty military population in the Shepard said. “But they don’t turely tweeted that he wouldn’t economic climate. UNC-CH 11.4% 9.9% Carmichael Arena. Bruce Carney, executive vice ECU 9.3% 9.3% nation, Rep. James Crawford, panic.” be available for the team’s Dec. Maybe the change in fortune D-Granville and chairman of the Reyes viewed the federal bud- 3 matchup against Kentucky. chancellor and provost of UNC- NC A&T 8.4% 8.4% was simply a regression to the CH, said the 9.9 percent increase UNC-C 7.8% 7.8% appropriations committee, thinks get cuts differently. Hairston not only played in the norm, but that doesn’t make could still provide UNC-CH with UNC-G 7.8% 7.5% that may be wishful thinking. “The small people will suffer,” game but also scored 11 points. Hatchell’s move any less justified. enough revenue to make progress ASU 9.3% 9.3% “We’ll probably fare worse he said. “Guaranteed.” Yet the men’s basketball team “I think she took it away for (than other states),” he said. “It takes more to get by in continues to have a prominent in improving faculty salaries and FSU 7.6% 7.6% a reason,” senior center Chay decreasing class sizes. Reyes said he’s determined America these days than people Twitter presence. Shegog said. NCCU 8.5% 8.5% to ride out the storm, making think.” More recently, UNC defen- “I don’t know what we will be UNC-P 4.3% 4.3% “We really haven’t been uphold- giving up until I speak with the the necessary cuts to keep Da sive end Donte Paige-Moss took ing the Carolina tradition … But UNC-W 10.9% 9.4% Contact the State & National deans,” Carney said about Ross’ BootShop’s doors open for busi- to Twitter after UNC’s 41-24 I think it was easy to get us back WCU 9.9% 9.9% Editor at [email protected]. lower recommendation. ness in the long term. Independence Bowl loss Dec. on track.” WSSU 13.2% 9.9% 26. The game marked the end Ross’ out-of-state undergradu- UNCA 13.5% 9.9% ate tuition increase recommenda- of Withers’ term, along with the ECSU 8.4% 8.4% Contact the Sports Editor tions did not change from what team’s no-Twitter policy, and UNCSA 12.9% 9.9% at [email protected]. UNC-system schools had previ- Average ously requested, an average 4.4 9.6% 8.8% percent increase systemwide. SOURCE: UNC GENERAL ADMINISTRATION, STAFF REPORTS DTH/MEG WRATHER Bill Johnson, chairman of the Board of Governors in the late a unified stance in the tuition 1970s, said he was disappointed increase discussion. that Ross’ in-state recommenda- At Wednesday’s UNC- CH tion wasn’t as low as his out-of- Board of Trustees meeting, state proposal. Hargrove took the time to thank “I don’t think the out-of-state students for participating in applicants should be given more tuition increase discussions. favorable treatment than our own “It was our finest and best North Carolina boys and girls,” moment in addressing a dif- said Johnson, who sent a petition ficult issue as an institution,” he earlier this month, with signatures said. “The goal of this board and from 21 former board members, administrations is to maintain urging the board of governors to academic quality to ensure that decide against tuition increases. those who come here will have UNC-CH’s recommended out- the same academic experience as of-state tuition increase proposal those of us who were here in the is a 6 percent increase of $1,622. past.” UNC-CH Student Body President Mary Cooper said she Staff writer Amelia Nitz supports Ross’ recommendation. contributed reporting. Cooper and the other UNC- system student body presidents Contact the State & National plan to meet this weekend to take Editor at [email protected].

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Hansen also Mary Annettes an extension of the tango, too. works as an independent graphic For former Carolina Chocolate designer, and often weaves the two Drops founding member Justin Chocolate Drops, Robinson makes This genre inconsistency is sure to draw from other influences not in itself the album’s downfall. together to create a unique experi- Robinson, it’s the intersection of ence that engulfs the audience in various instruments, a bluegrass (like a cover of The Kills’ “Gypsy Rather, it highlights the disparity Death and You”) and places Bones between the band’s’ strengths on light, color and sound. background and a bit of Gothic- Assistant Diversions Editor sounding folk that makes it hard to for Tinder in its own realm. the record versus stage. The title The album is a web of refined track is a circus of sound that Allison Hussey talked to Hansen define his latest endeavor of Justin about his design work, his music Robinson and the Mary Annettes. folk songs, variations on bluegrass would make sense in a live set- and quirky foot-stomping jigs, and ting. But its heavily layered and and how he integrates each into According to Facebook, the group the other. dubs itself “frozen swamp music; there’s no doubt that Robinson exaggerated style sounds hokey post-Civil War hip-hop.” and his Mary Annettes are serious in a recorded setting, deviating Diversions: You’re very On the group’s debut LP, Bones about having a good time. from what made its past straight- heavily involved in both music for Tinder, Robinson and his crew forward approach so attractive. and graphic design, which one of of multi-instrumentalists surge -Elizabeth Byrum On the other hand, the steady those came first for you? and soulful “Highway Calling” and swell through baroque folk They Onward, Soldiers gives a taste of the band in its ele- Scott Hansen: songs that feel sharp and modern kind of grew out of each other Monsters ment. Without the background without feeling dated. From the to a certain extent. I think visual cooing and piano riffs that belong upbeat opener “Neptune” to the art is a lot more stressful — at more readily in musical theater, darker songs on the latter half of least for me it was — I’ve always Rock the standout track is coherent the album, Robinson and the Mary drawn as a kid, and I didn’t make and holistically satisfying without Annettes produce a variety of takes Acclaimed artists are often make music until my early 20s, necessitating a live performance. on the roots genre it knows best. known to create a certain chronic but that was when I was kind Here and in other simply orches- The track “Vultures” is full of style — a recognizable feeling of starting to get into graphic trated tracks like “Caroroughout,” delicious swells of a violin, viola or attitude that their work cul- design, so that music came right Onward, Soldiers has made the and cello. The backing vocals give tivates. Wilmington’s Onward, about the same time. the song depth and the multi- Soldiers began to develop a next step toward finding a sty- Courtesy of scott hansen faceted sound is a perfect blend of catchy signature sound with its listic balancelina, Sean Thomas Dive: Do you have specific vintage and modern stylings. 2010 debut, Ghost in this Town. Gerard’s vocals are more personal processes for creating each of As Tycho, Scott Hansen creates swimmy electronic music, and while per- It makes for a smooth transition It was raw in its instrumentation, than showy. these? How interconnected are forming, projects colorful images of his own design across the stage. into “Kissin’ and Cussin’,” a song lyricism and emotion. With this With clear musicianship they? and definite strong points that from Robinson’s days with the organic and fluid introduction I think the process is TYCHO @ THE CRADLE succeed regardless of setting, SH: Chocolate Drops. With the addi- in mind, Onward, Soldiers’ latest pretty much one and the same. Monsters might just lay the Time: 9 p.m. Wednesday tion of eerie overlapping backing album, Monsters, is perplexing. I can draw a lot of parallels groundwork for future success. vocals, the song feels fuller, yet it’s Monsters’ nine tracks are between them, just the softwares Location: Cat’s Cradle, 300 E. still Robinson’s own gripping voice difficult to classify as a group, for both of those have very simi- Main St., Carrboro -Thea Ryan that entrances the listener. even in broad terms. Some, lar ways of going about things. Info: catscradle.com, But for me in particular, I think that they’re basically very tychomusic.com MOVIESHORTS heavily linked, and I see them as SH: I’ve always liked the idea Carano will not hesitate to show kind of the same process. of working more with vocals, and Haywire no mercy. Dive: Who are some of your I recently got the chance to do biggest inspirations for your a remix for Little Dragon. I just -Rocco Giamatteo visual art? love her voice. A wise prophet named Tyler As far as anybody, it would be SH: Now there’s a band. Durden once said, “I want you Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy SH: Visually, I guess it’s working with her again or pos- There’s a bassist, guitarist — it’s to hit me as hard as you can.” sort of a sum total of a lot of sibly — I’m not sure of the name, one guy, Zac Brown, he was on Moviegoers want just the same the design that I’ve come into but the lead singer of Blonde some of the album as well. He from action films. Any spy film that shies away contact with in my early life. Redhead. plays bass and guitar, I play gui- In this sense, “Haywire” deliv- from Bond and Bourne and takes Fillmore West style and music tar and keyboards, and then we ers. It romps through its runtime a more realistic approach to espi- posters, things like that that I’ve Dive: Of your many synthe- have a drummer, Roy O’Connor. using a mash-up of styles that sur- onage always faces the problem come across just naturally, just sizers, what would you say is your And then we have a large prise like a sucker punch. Though of building excitement. How does growing up in California. favorite? screen with projections, I’ve cre- its gravitas may taper off with its a director make secret meetings Then, later — I didn’t go to SH: My favorite is probably ated visuals and music from my incomplete plot, the film finishes and sifting through documents school for design, I just started the Korg Mono/Poly. I prob- design work and footage and with such a bang that viewers as exciting as gun battles and studying on my own, through the ably use it the most, and it’s just photography, that’s kind of all leave theaters feeling every ounce one-liners? “Tinker Tailor Soldier Internet and stuff, and just a lot got a really unique sound that wrapped together. of beloved pain. Spy” does just that, and makes the of stuff like the Swiss modernist helps me. But I have a Minimoog What I want them to experi- MMA fighter Gina Carano world of intelligence work during stuff, and all that sort of work too that just has a really classic ence is sort of this submersive plays Mallory Kane, the top agent the height of the Cold War come started to creep in and influence sound. So, those two in a sense, a audio-visual experience, to kind Extremely Loud and Incredibly for a private firm which executes to life. me a lot. “desert island” sense, I think. of get transported away and see covert-op assignments. Upon After a botched meeting that the music and the visual work Close Dive: Do you have anyone What can an audience completing a Barcelona rescue leaves one of its officers badly Dive: come together. That’s the whole with whom you really want to expect when they come to see mission, Mallory realizes that the wounded, the British Secret idea of the live show, is to have collaborate? you live? “Extremely Loud and firm’s director, Kenneth (Ewan Intelligence Service clears out those things merge. Incredibly Close” begins as a bal- McGregor), framed her for kid- its top leadership, and long-time ancing act between the emotional napping and intends to kill her employee George Smiley (Gary Twitter ban and the thoughtful in its approach before she finds out. Oldman) is forced to retire. The women’s basketball team of September 11, but ultimately Director Steven Soderbergh However, Smiley is brought isn’t tweeting anymore. See pg. 1 teters into melodrama. shoots a full throttle script with a back some time later when it for story. The movie, based on Jonathan camera that refuses to move. You becomes clear that a new opera- games Safran Foer’s novel, is about a boy become a fly on the wall, granted tion is housing a Soviet mole. Pool closed named Oskar Schell (Thomas an unprecedented view of super- Using his considerable skill and © 2009 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. Horn) and his response to the agent badassery that lets you experience, Smiley must figure Level: 1 2 3 4 Bowman Gray pool has closed death of his father (Tom Hanks) believe it could all really happen. out which of the Intelligence indefinitely for safety concerns. in the attack. Odd sound editing furthers Service’s top leaders is passing See pg. 3 for story. The movie had the potential this endeavor. During every fight information to the Russians. Complete the grid to be provocative and sometimes scene, there’s never even a sec- The movie owes much of its so each row, column Trashing Durham succeeded, with Oskar’s quirky ond of soundtrack. Instead you success to Oldman, whose turn as and 3-by-3 box (in bold borders) contains Chapel Hill trash could be thought process ruling the nar- hear the grunts and blows of raw the aging and embattled Smiley every digit 1 to 9. dumped on Durham as soon as ration. His off-the-wall ideas, yet admittedly stylized violence, is the driving force behind the next year. See pg. 3 for story. such as underground skyscrap- which make most action movies film. In Oldman’s hands, Smiley’s ers for the dead, and his unfil- seem too well-mannered by com- quiet demeanor and detached Solution to tered, unstopped dialogue are a parison. attitude mask his extreme percep- Wednesday’s puzzle Crank that Craigslist refreshing approach to a child But for every device evoking tiveness and skill for navigating Dive teaches you how to put protagonist. realism, there’s one suggesting a the complex bureaucracy of the together a vintage dorm-blaster. Director Stephen Daldry’s use cool, sexy polish. David Holmes’s Intelligence Service. See pg. 5 for story. of close-ups on heavy machinery cocktail lounge soundtrack glides Oldman is also backed by a and shots of germ-ridden items us from one gritty fight to the star-studded supporting cast, ‘Diary of a Somebody’ in the city do a good job show- other. Dialogue indulges in camp among them Colin Firth, Tom ing just how hyperactive Oskar’s until moments demand more Hardy and Mark Strong. Hardy Exchange student John May psyche is. The movie’s repeated original fare. It’s unexpected, yet and Strong are particularly good directs LAB! Theatre’s newest emotional punches saturate the exciting. as two officers whose attempts production. See pg. 11 for story. story and oftentimes prevent Carano eliminates any possible to do the right thing have only characters from revealing depth pretense that this is a “woman caused them lives of turmoil and beyond their sadness. Sandra vs. the odds” sort of movie. She regret. Bullock’s role as Schell’s griev- does not sport the air of defiance The film’s main drawback is your ing mother is confined to scenes carried by most films’ female that it can become dizzying at solely of her trying to talk beyond ass-kickers. Instead, she presents times, as characters start to blend stifled tears. 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Place a Classified: www.dailytarheel.com/classifieds or Call 919-962-0252 The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, January 26, 2012 11 Exchange student directs LAB! show By Sarah Haderbache event name controversial elements. Staff Writer “Something about it just really Time: 8 p.m. Thurs. to Sun., 2 spoke to me, how he was this John May began his dramatic p.m. Sun. and 5 p.m. Mon. upcoming artist and a homosexu- career as a playwright. Location: Center for Dramatic al in the 1960s,” he said. An exchange student from Art, Room 102 Julia Howland-Myers, the Glasgow, Scotland, May’s first show’s producer, said getting play, “The Room,” won the 2007 Info: labtheatre.blogspot.com rights to the play was a compli- Barclays Young Writers Award. cated process because it’s a play Tonight, he will make his North weaknesses, tropes and stereo- not performed very often. American theatrical debut as types,” he said. “(Lahr) actually personally director of LAB! Theatre’s next In 2009, he received a spe- approved,” she said. production, John Lahr’s “Diary of cial commendation from “The The play features 32 total char- a Somebody.” Scotsman,” — a United Kingdom acters. An ensemble of three cov- The show, which is the first newspaper — for writing, direct- ers 30 of the roles, May said. LAB! production of the semester, ing and performing in two “Diary of a Somebody” is also is part of the group’s second stage shows at the Edinburgh Festival set in a 12- by 16-foot room, LAB!oratory series. Fringe. which fit well with the small The plays chosen for But performing experience is space offered for LAB! Theatre LAB!oratory are more experi- not essential to successful direct- productions, stage manager Cary mental and are performed in ing, he said. Simpson said. smaller spaces — usually Center “I am a strong believer in being The set — Joe Orton’s small for Dramatic Art classrooms — able to direct without acting apartment — was decorated by rather than Kenan Theatre. skills,” he said. the cast with collaged panels to May said that he’d wanted to “Ideally, I would like to be a make it look authentic. get involved in theater for years playwright and a director, direct- “We’ve tried to recreate the before he submitted his play to ing my own work as well classic exact setting of Joe’s apartment,” the contest. and contemporary work.” May said. “I had been toying with writing May’s LAB!oratory project, Utrata said his lead role in the a play for years, but never man- “Diary of a Somebody,” tells the cast showed him how far the sex- aged to finish anything,” he said in story of British playwright Joe ual revolution has gone and how an e-mail. Orton’s last eight months before much further there is to go. Following his first success, he he was murdered by his lover, “Joe’s story is definitely eye- was admitted to a two-year Arts Kenneth Halliwell, in 1967. opening and it will be for every- Council England-funded writing “The play uses excerpts from one who comes to see.” course. his real life,” May said. “I’ve learned how to dissect Jack Utrata, who plays Orton, Contact the Arts Editor dth/elizabeth mendoza scripts, identifying strengths and said he was inspired by the play’s at [email protected]. Allen Tedder rehearses for ‘Diary of A Somebody,’ which tells the final months of British playwright Joe Orton. Students prepare to protest Pass/fail policy to tuition with movie screening be examined By Caroline Leland “Our question is, need to take.” By Sarah Niss Staff Writer Staff Writer Students spoke to one of the how do we recon- directors of the documentary, Students might soon be able to cile practice with Students for a Democratic Aurora Meneghello, about the declare more academic courses Society has begun preparing for its cost and benefits of higher edu- for pass/fail grading if a proposed policy?” Feb. 10 march to the UNC-system cation in the United States via undergraduate academic policy Board of Governors by hosting Skype after the screening. change is approved. Bobbi Owen, Senior associate dean for events to recruit and educate the She said students often don’t University policy allows a stu- undergraduate education student body about rising tuition. think about how much money dent to have a maximum of 11 On Wednesday, the organization they will make in a future career hours of pass/fail credit in his or able for a teaching course?” said hosted a screening of, “Default: compared with how much they her entire undergraduate career. Michael Salemi, chairman of the the Student Loan Documentary,” spend on tuition in the U.S. Students have to record a C- or economics department. before discussing the plans for its A few students expressed con- better to pass the class. Jennifer Coble, a lecturer in protest, in order to inform students cern about being able to pay back Bobbi Owen, senior associate the biology department, said it is about the dangers of being in debt. the debt they might incur under dean for undergraduate educa- difficult to have a clear, objective “We want to have a discussion tuition hikes. tion, said the idea for a change standard for grading a student- to get students talking,” said Steve Senior philosophy major to this policy came up during a teacher, which is an aspect of the Milder, a graduate student and Amanda Ellis said she is worried review of the undergraduate bul- course in question. member of SDS. about finding a job. letin last semester. “Personally, I would like to be The board will be voting on “I’ve accepted that I’m not During the review, it was discov- able to have an A, B, C grading for tuition increases for system schools going to make money from this ered that the School of Education that course,” she said. Feb. 10. degree,” she said. offers a 12-hour pass/fail course, Because there was no represen- Members of the organization said Another issue students which is not compliant with the tative from the School of Education that although the group has focused expressed at the meeting was University’s 11-hour policy. present at the meeting, commit- on national issues in the past, the constant uncertainty that the At its Wednesday meeting, the tee members decided to wait to tuition is at the forefront right now. tuition hikes have left about how educational policy committee undertake a thorough review of the “We’ve been working on tuition much money they will owe. discussed the proposed change, University’s pass/fail policy. even before they announced huge “Students should come into which would allow students to “All we’re saying is this is a big- increases because tuition had dou- college knowing what they’re graduate with as many as 12 ger issue than a quick-fix issue,” bled since 2003,” Milder said. going to pay for four years,” said hours of pass/fail credit. Salemi said. “We cannot act with The documentary showed those dth/chris conway junior Joseph Terrell. Owen said she doesn’t know a couple hours deliberation.” attending that student debt is the Students discuss the film “Default: the Student Loan Documentary” via Members of the organiza- how long the 12-hour course At a later time, the commit- largest form of debt in the United Skype with the director of the film, Aurora Meneghello, on Wednesday. tion said they plan to arrange has been offered, but it was just tee plans to determine whether States, and tuition hikes would transportation for students from brought to her attention in the fall. new policy guidelines should be only make that worse, said Eric meeting in November, discussed been given little say in the tuition throughout the UNC system to “Our question is, how do we adopted for the University, or an Bost, co-chairman of SDS. how to get other students to pro- debate, and that needs to change. attend the board Feb. 10 meeting. reconcile practice with policy?” exception should be made for the Following the screening, stu- test tuition increases with them. “No one was showing the stu- “We still have a chance to speak she said. School of Education. dents involved in the Education “We want to broaden the strug- dents how the process works, how up,” Milder said. Sidney Havas, a freshman biol- “It’s a policy committee, and Justice Alliance, a coalition of gle over tuition increases and get tuition is raised,” he said. ogy major from Greensboro, said to create an exception is to invite student groups that formed after more people involved,” Bost said. “We want students to have a Contact the University Editor she likes the idea of extending the other exceptions,” Salemi said. the protest of the Board of Trustees Milder said students have forum to decide what action they at [email protected]. limit on pass/fail credit hours. The committee delayed voting Last semester, Havas declared and planned to gather more infor- her Economics 101 class pass/ mation before making a decision. fail. She said having that option “There are as many reasons helped her out. to want (the teaching course) to On the wire: national and world news “It definitely would’ve dragged be graded as there are not, and down my GPA,” she said that just shows how complicated Know more on today’s stories: dailytarheel.com/nationworld The committee also considered the issue is,” said Andrew Perrin, re-evaluating the pass/fail grad- associate professor of sociology. Giffords hosted for constituents pose significant downside risks to the Jan. 13 accident — which hap- Giffords retires from House ing system of the education school But Perrin emphasized the outside a Tucson grocery store. the economic outlook.” pened after the ship ran aground and requiring the school to grade importance of taking action now with bipartisan message Six people died and 12 others after coming too close to the island the 12-hour course in the tradi- that a discrepancy has been found. WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) were wounded in a rampage that of Giglio — rose to 16 when divers Search efforts continue for tional letter-grade style. — Steady in her sneakers and unsettled lawmakers and brought found the body of a woman in the “Do we take it as given that Contact the University Editor grasping the helpful hand of a pleas for civility during an era of Italian shipwreck survivors half-sunken vessel’s third bridge. only a pass/fail grade is suit- at [email protected]. colleague, Rep. Gabrielle Giffords heated partisan politics. GIGLIO, Italy (MCT) — It Around 20 people remain walked onto the House floor as Her last day in Congress was would take a “miracle” to find sur- unaccounted for. colleagues approved her border bittersweet, as emotional col- vivors 12 days after the shipwreck The latest search efforts were security bill on the day she retired leagues said farewell to the well- of the Costa Concordia, the Italian being hindered by health risks from elected office. liked 41-year-old, who announced official leading rescue operations posed to divers from rotting, Giffords made her way down on Sunday that she would step said Wednesday. organic refuse and waste aboard the center aisle that divides down to focus on her recovery. On Tuesday the death toll from the half-sunken vessel. Democrats from Republicans, a THE BEST distinction the Arizona congress- Fed to extend low interest woman had tried to blur with her moderate politics and good rates through late 2014 WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) TEX MEX nature. Colleagues quickly envel- oped her slight frame, offering — The Federal Reserve said an outstretched hand — or, more Wednesday that it was likely to often, a kiss on the cheek. In ova- leave short-term interest rates AROUND! tion, lawmakers stood. at rock-bottom levels at least Check out the really cool houses at: Friends have said the three- through late 2014, pushing out its term Democrat has never been easy-monetary policy even further one to tackle goals halfway. It was into the future than previously fitting, then, that she closed out indicated. her career on Wednesday with In a statement at the end of its a legislative victory. The House two-day meeting, policymakers We make finding your house easy. unanimously passed the border at the central bank acknowledged Complete information on our houses security bill she had authored. the recent improvements in online. We ONLY rent clean, well House Minority Leader Nancy the economy but said that they Pelosi called Giffords “the brightest expected “economic growth over maintained homes. Contact us soon to star that Congress has ever seen.” coming quarters to be modest” get a chance at yours. “She has brought the word dig- and the unemployment rate, cur- nity to new heights by her cour- rently 8.5 percent, to decline “only age,” Pelosi said. “Congresswoman gradually.” 4 Bedroom Giffords’ message of bipartisan- The decision was what many (the best soft taco...PERIOD.) ship and civility is one that all in analysts had expected. Houses?… Washington and in the nation The Fed committee repeated 120 EASTMAIN STREET • CARRBORO, NC • 919.929.4669 should honor and emulate.” its concern that “strains in global We Got ‘em! 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Featured online reader comment Defining a legacy “So Penny Rich thinks it’s OK to violate Town laws Mary Cooper must act just as long as you have a good reason. What’s this now to unite students about the homeless occupying the plaza? Maybe systemwide. they should just tape up a sign, it worked before. “ his Saturday, the UNC- Well Heeled, on Occupy Chapel Hill’s violations of town ordinances system Association of T Student Governments will hold a special meeting to talk about tuition. Given their LETTERS TO THE EDITOR abysmal track record for effec- UNC recruits students ing us and to help all students tiveness, Saturday’s outcome from all 100 NC counties find their way to colleges that isn’t very promising. will serve them well. When the Saturday’s meet- TO THE EDITOR: ing adjourns, Student Body All of us in the Office of Stephen Farmer Vice Provost for Enrollment President Mary Cooper must Undergraduate Admissions agree with Allison Hawkins that and Undergraduate pick up where ASG President “Central NC isn’t the only NC.” Admissions Atul Bhula leaves off — and she It’s true that the five coun- must do so immediately. ties Ms. Hawkins mentions A woman’s choice is On Feb. 10, the Board of provided half of the North none of our businesses Governors is scheduled to Carolinians who enrolled as make its final decision on the first-year students last fall. But TO THE EDITOR: system’s looming tuition hikes. it’s also true that those coun- With regard to the ladies’ That leaves 13 days for ties provided half of the North letter on Roe v. Wade, I respect- Cooper to advocate on behalf of Carolinians who applied, and fully disagree with the writers. both UNC students and those that the enrolling class included Regardless of Carolina in the entire system. students from 91 other counties. Students For Life’s limited Last fall, our staff spent 20 thought process, seemingly At this point, Cooper should weeks visiting high schools stymied by their religion, it is spend every minute of every and community colleges across a woman’s body. She carries day focused on tuition, no EDITORIAL CARTOON By Danny Madriz: [email protected] North Carolina, meeting the baby, she has to live with questions asked. She has pub- students in all 100 counties. the baby and therefore, it is licly supported UNC-system reconvene and report back with up to fill the void that Cooper’s Countdown to the Bog Through the Carolina College her right to choose. President Thomas Ross’ recom- their findings. At this point, administration has left thus far. Advising Corps, we also No one that I can think of mendation to increase UNC- Cooper should have a fairly These protests arose organically placed recent UNC graduates is “pro-abortion.” However, if CH’s tuition by 9.9 percent accurate count of every BOG and stemmed from students Each day we will report on the as admissions and financial it comes to that, it is her deci- for in-state students this year. member’s anticipated vote. who felt genuinely compelled actions being taken by SBPs to aid advisers in counties such sion and frankly, no one has Until the board casts its final Next, the week leading up to speak up. It would be a waste defend public higher education as Caldwell and Surry in the the right to tell her what to do vote, nothing is guaranteed, to the BOG meeting should be not to channel their collective before the February 10 meeting. west, Anson, Scotland and with her body. She lives with and it’s up to Cooper to make spent zeroing in on those mem- passion into a concerted, well Robeson in the south, and the consequences. This is a Keeping you involved Bertie, Edgecombe, Halifax, free country where we have the sure Ross’ plan passes. bers who are on the fence. This articulated effort. Hertford, Northampton and freedom to choose. The writers means more phone calls, more Cooper should make sure all Keeping them honest Warren in the east. of the letter and their group The Board of Governors meetings, more time spent — these groups come together, Keeping the fight alive This year, Corps advisers will are not the judge and jury. and no letting up. are informed of the facts and serve 57 high schools and more Perhaps if our society did If ASG is unwilling or unable 15 When the results of the BOG get on board with a congruent than 10,000 graduating seniors, more to promote sex educa- to effectively lead this effort, vote are announced, there plan of action. And this plan Reaching out to parents most of them from outside cen- tion and contraception, this the responsibility falls to should be no surprises. must complement the work of tral North Carolina and almost would reduce abortions. If a Cooper. As the student leader Cooper should also facilitate Cooper and the other SBPs. If tuition is important to all of them from rural areas or woman makes a mistake and of the state’s flagship institu- joint protests by various UNC- Students don’t have many UNC-system students, it is per- low-income households. an abortion is her last resort, tion, it is her job to step up and system schools. Buses could be cards to play in the game against haps even more important to Through these efforts, the then so be it. As far as I am make sure this gets done. arranged to bring students from the BOG. We must make the their parents, who typically carry University recruits and serves concerned, it is none of our students from every commu- businesses. That is why in this Cooper should reach out to across the state to the BOG most of the our personal stories the largest financial burden. Too every single member of the often, these critical stakeholders nity in North Carolina. Our country, abortion is legal. meeting, and system-wide peti- to convey the gravity of the pos- goal is to give great students Board of Governors. With are left out of the debate, and tions should be circulated. sible impacts of tuition increases. every good and truthful reason Rene’ de la Varre fewer than two weeks to do A unified UNC-system social If we can appeal to the human the student position is weaker to think carefully about join- Chapel Hill resident so, an email won’t cut it. We media blitz on Facebook and element of this debate and go because of it. This has to change. expect Cooper to personally call Twitter could be extraordinarily beyond cold, hard numbers, we As Cooper and the other or meet in person with each of powerful. Cooper should make just might have a chance. UNC-system SBPs design column the 32 voting members of the sure this online activity is rec- The Cooper administration their tuition action plans, it is Board of Governors. ognized as being a part of the should seek out students who critical that they engage parents. This may not be convenient, same movement. will be directly affected by Parents Councils, local alumni UNC food policies but it is necessary. Anything tuition hikes and ask them to clubs and students are great less would be irresponsible, if Coordinating her campus share their stories. Too often, places to start this conversation. not downright negligent. the students fighting against Each year, roughly 400,000 need to change We know how busy the stu- In addition to working with tuition hikes are not those most North Carolina parents spend dent body president is. But it’s all the schools in the UNC directly affected by them. more than $1.5 billion on their t a recent student talk, hard to imagine an engage- system, Cooper should take While it is natural for stu- children’s higher education. But Chancellor Holden ment that could be more press- responsibility for mobilizing dent leaders to come from rarely do they have a voice in A Thorp responded to a ing than this. Cooper’s calendar the Chapel Hill campus — but academically elite circles on the tuition debate. This doesn’t question about UNC’s food poli- should be cleared of anything she should delegate it to some- this campus, we miss some of make any sense. cies by telling the audience he unrelated to tuition between one else. This way, she can the most compelling stories if Their emotional stories of wished he could “issue a school- now and the Feb. 10 vote. spend 100 percent of her time many of those fighting against sacrifice, hardship and tough wide ban on french fries.” Cooper should assign two defending financial aid and tuition hikes are actually on full choices strike at the core pur- Thorp may have been onto Holly Beilin something. Though we can BOG members to each of the 15 UNC’s low-cost tuition model. merit scholarships. pose of public higher education, Eye on the Environment other student body presidents Someone experienced, com- to provide families the opportu- probably all agree that a ban Cooper’s point person must on french fries would be over- Sophomore global studies major from UNC-system universities. petent and goal-oriented should nity for a better tomorrow. from Fort Lauderdale, Fla. actively recruit students who kill, UNC’s food policies are in be tapped to take on this crucial The SBPs should each be held are personally feeling the need of some serious changes. Email: [email protected] accountable for personally lob- role. Senior Adviser Lily Roberts crunch to share their stories. Moving forward A group of UNC students bying these two BOG members. seems like a logical choice. The point person needs to be called Fair, Local, Organic ing humanely produced eggs. They should get to know their Great leaders take disjointed working every day to get more No stone should be left (FLO) Food is leading the way. This may seem like a small assigned members, meet with experiences and turn them students from more segments unturned during the next two The students, one of whom start, given the scope of the them in person and learn which into a coherent story. If Cooper of campus involved in building weeks. The outcome of the vote asked the french fry ban ques- national issues the Real Food factors will determine their vote. wants to prove that she is a this collective narrative. will define the Cooper adminis- tion, say they hope to make Campus Challenge has taken After this, the SBPs should have great leader, she’ll have to do By Feb. 10, every student on tration’s legacy. UNC a healthier, fairer and on. But seeds of national a good idea of how their assigned this with the chorus of voices our campus should know what What our university’s stu- — you guessed it — more envi- change are often sown on col- ronmentally friendly campus. lege campuses, and UNC has BOG members plan to vote. that have chimed in — or shout- is happening with the BOG. dents need now, more than Sometime at the end of next ed — about tuition at UNC. anything, is a leader. Cooper If you talk to anyone from an opportunity to be a leader. Anything less will mark a fail- FLO Food, you might be per- In fact, we’re already half- week, halfway through this lob- Numerous and scattered ure for Cooper and her team. has until Feb. 10 to show us that we have one. plexed by the phrase “real food,” way there. A baseline survey bying campaign, the SBPs must groups of students have stepped which they throw around a lot. FLO Food conducted found Last time I checked, Styrofoam that about 10 percent of our apples were not on the menu at current food qualifies as real. Lenoir. Equally confusing are The potential for change the exact definitions of FLO is as big as the numbers are SPEAK OUT Food’s other buzzwords, like daunting. About $5 billion is QuickHits “healthy” and “fair.” spent annually on university Writing guidelines food budgets. If 20 percent • Please type: Handwritten letters will But unlike many environ- New owner for He’s Not Obama mentions NC UNC Squash not be accepted. mental organizations, FLO of this food were real, $1 bil- • Sign and date: No more than two Food has signed on to a spe- lion could be shifted each year The current owner of He’s If we’d known Obama was The UNC Club Squash team people should sign letters. cific campaign, called the Real toward supporting a better Not Here is expect- going to talk about managed to qualify • Students: Include your year, major and Food Challenge, to ensure food system. ed to accept an North Carolina for nationals with phone number. their lofty aims are achieved. This is an example of the offer from an un- so much in Tues- their performance • Faculty/staff: Include your department FLO Food hopes get UNC kind of innovation Thorp has named former UNC day’s address, we and phone number. to sign on to the Real Food been championing since he was at the Jester’s • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, football player and definitely would’ve Southeastern Col- Campus Commitment, the goal appointed chancellor. It hinges accuracy and vulgarity. Limit letters of which is to ensure that at on coordination between stu- his long-time friend to buy incorporated it into a drink- lege Invitational this week- to 250 words. the bar. Raise your Blue Cups, ing game. Two shots if he least 20 percent of college din- dents, administration and pri- end in Atlanta. Nice. Their SUBMISSION He’s Not is here to stay! mentions your hometown... next goal is to win a match. ing hall food meets their “real” vate food providers. In the long • Drop-off: at our office at 151 E. criteria by 2020. To date, 363 run, it will benefit all three. Rosemary St. universities are in the network. If Thorp can get on board Emily O’Brien Dexter’s ACL Pit petitions • Email: [email protected] So just what exactly is real with FLO Food — which he can food? Real food has to fit into do by signing its petition — it O’Brien, a UNC epidemiology Dexter Strickland is out for If Dance Marathon hecklers at least one of four categories: will give them crucial momen- student, is one of 11 the season after weren’t enough, ecologically sound, communi- tum and legitimacy. Tar Heel remaining women tearing his ACL. On student body EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and ty-based, humane or fair. or not, everyone stands to gain letters do not necessarily represent the vying for Ben Fla- the bright side, la- president can- These changes can be as easy from a food reality check. jnik’s heart on “The dies, Sexy Dexy has didates are now opinions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect the opinions of The Daily as switching to cage-free eggs, Bachelor.” We wish a lot of free time on attacking us for our which happened this year after Tar Heel editorial board. The board consists 1/27 Opinon Editor Maggie her the best — that’s one less his hands now. And Reggie autographs around the Pit. of six board members, the associate opinion students in FLO worked with Zellner reflects on participa- eligible bachelorette stalking Bullock doesn’t look bad on They’ll be in your dorms and editor, the opinion editor and the editor. our school’s food provider to tion in this year’s MLK week. the basketball team at La Res. the big screen, either. inboxes, too. You can’t hide. ensure our dining hall was serv- NEXT