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dth/Stephen Mitchell Proposal puts tuition Board of Governors to toward faculty raises finalize tuition debate Members hope to BOG Meeting Year Tuition Plan approved in Carney said professors third before turning the invitation In the 2010-11 fiscal year, 110 2010, but it also permits board down. Even with the prospect of faculty received competing offers achieve an equitable Time: 11 a.m. today, Friday at members to approve higher are the lifeblood of the higher pay and more responsibility. to work for other universities, the 9 a.m. increases if a campus demon- Even with the prospect of the government or the private sector, solution for all. Location: Spangler Center, strates a need. first raises in three years, perhaps a 26 percent increase from the 87 Board Chairwoman Hannah University system. Board Room enough to cover her daughter’s offers in 2009-10— and a 115 per- By Daniel Wiser Gage said this year’s tuition By C. Ryan Barber inevitable tuition hike at UNC-CH. cent uptick from 2007-08, when Assistant State & National Editor discussions have been unprec- Senior Writer “It’s this really wacky position,” only 51 received outside offers. UNC-system President edented in terms of the diversity said Coble, a former chairwoman Of the 110 outside offers last year, Amid an array of conflict- Thomas Ross then released his of opinions offered by board The letter seemed like all the of the faculty. “I needed the raise so the University only retained 32 ing opinions on tuition hikes proposal late last month, recom- members. others at first — nothing that I could pay the raise in tuition.” faculty members, or 29 percent, in — ranging from zero to double- mending an average increase of “This is the hardest tuition merited anything beyond a quick Coble is not alone. Amid a spite of 52 counter offers. digit increases — the UNC- 8.8 percent systemwide for in- year we’ve ever had in the glance. Nothing but another three-year pay freeze, faculty find Today, the Board of Governors system Board of Governors state undergraduates. decade that I’ve been on this reference request or cattle call to themselves in the “wacky position” will deliberate whether part of that is expected to end a divisive The board will hold commit- board,” Gage said. join an administrative search. of needing a raise to catch up with cost of retaining faculty should tuition debate Friday. tee meetings today before voting “It’s never been as difficult. But this one was somehow rising costs, a position that has fall to the students, as it votes on University administrators on the proposals Friday. We’ve never had as wide a different. Slowly it dawned on made UNC-CH markedly more UNC-system President Thomas across the system submitted sub- Ross’ plan proposes a 9.9 spread on our board in what McKay Coble, chairwoman of the exposed to poaching efforts like the Ross’ proposed 13.5 percent tuition stantial tuition hike proposals to percent increase for UNC-CH, people thought we should do.” department of dramatic arts, that one Coble turned away. hike for UNC-CH. At seven per- the board in December, includ- one of 15 schools that proposed Ross informed board mem- while she didn’t know the letter’s But the University hasn’t always centage points above the tradition- ing an 11.4 percent increase in hikes above the board’s 6.5 per- bers in an email Tuesday about author, he knew her. been so lucky — and retaining top tuition and fees for UNC-CH cent cap. That cap was mandat- She took a second glance, then a faculty hasn’t come without a cost. See retention, Page 11 that sparked student protests. ed in the board’s second Four- See tuition, Page 10

UNC Wrestler Arrested Duke still the best Today’s weather Friday’s weather Corey Mock, a UNC sophomore, was ar- We don’t actually think so. We just lost a Perfect weather Drink away the Inside rested for simple affray. Page 3. bet. See you again in a few weeks, Duke. for recovery. sorrows. H 53, L 30 H 58, L 40

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Notice we with a friend, threw a jack at her boyfriend and side of Bull’s Head Bookshop. The pinata was part SPORTS Editor said “briefly” escaped. tried to run him over. Can you feel the love? of a promotion for the book “Duke Sucks” by Andy [email protected] J allie russell Bagwell, 1992 UNC Alumnus. “It’s a guide book for any photo editor misguided Duke fans,” said Bagwell. [email protected] COMMUNITY CALENDAR gEORGIA cAVANAUGH, CHRIS hARROW Zumbathon: Make your New Year’s Library scavenger hunt: Raise copy co-EDITORs today POLICE LOG [email protected] Arts networking event: Mingle resolutions come true by participat- awareness for the different types of ing in four 20-minute long Zumba literacy and get familiar with library sarah glen with arts professionals working in ONLINE EDITOR fields such as arts administration sessions. 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Sophomore wrestler and son of North Carolina wrestling head coach C.D. Mock was arrested early Wednesday morning on Franklin Street for fighting. UNC’s 157-pounder Corey Mock was charged with one count of sim- ple affray and one count resisting arrest. Both are misdemeanors. A spokesperson for the wrestling team said Mock has been suspended dth/eliza williams indefinitely. Leigh Polzella, the developer for the proposed CVS on Weaver Street in Carrboro, speaks at a meeting on Wednesday night to address questions and concerns by locals. Police responded to a 911 call regarding a large fight on the 100 block of Franklin CVS developers to build fence around site of protested building Street near the Varsity Theatre By Jenny Surane a liability for the company and the fence must be con- “I’m glad that at least some thought was put into around 2:40 Staff Writer structed, she said. the flavor of Carrboro,” resident Debra Seaton said. a.m. Wednesday. “The installation date for the fence will be happen- Neighbors also heard from Mike Horn, a traffic Officers witnessed Last week’s Carrboro Commune protests have ing very quickly,” she said. engineer from Kimley-Horn and Associates, who Mock throwing caused a divide in the Carrboro community — literally. Carrboro Commune protesters said earlier in the announced the results of the traffic counts the com- another indi- Corey Mock, Representatives from CVS met Wednesday with week that they would have representatives at the pany performed to assess the impact the store would vidual to the a sophomore neighbors of the proposed CVS building at 201 N. meeting to voice their concerns. However, no protest- have on nearby intersections. ground within wrestler at UNC, Greensboro St. to discuss the fate of the site after pro- ers made themselves known during the meeting. Horn said traffic added by other approved devel- the skirmish, was arrested testers set up an encampment Saturday in a vacant But Alanna Davis, who is involved with Carrboro opments and the proposed CVS wouldn’t be heavy said Lt. Kevin on two misde- building on the property. Commune, said three protesters attended but didn’t enough to require additional traffic lights. Gunter of the meanors. In light of the breaking and entering and vandal- bring banners because they didn’t want to disrupt the To accommodate any increased traffic, Horn said Chapel Hill Police ism that accompanied the protest — which police meeting. traffic lights at intersections would be synchronized Department. dispersed after four hours — representatives said CVS During the meeting, audience members discussed and would begin to change faster. Gunter said Mock then attempted has decided to construct a chain-link fence around the specific layout of the building, which is cur- “The most impact our site would have on an inter- to flee the scene on foot. the property. rently designed to mimic the surrounding historical section is a 3 percent increase in traffic,” he said. “Officers did give chase, and they Leigh Polzella, the developer for the project, said Carrboro homes. A public hearing scheduled for March 27 will be were able to take him into custody,” she tried to prevent CVS from constructing the fence “We want the community to like the building since one of the final chances for residents to make sug- he said. for fear that it would be an eyesore. it is going to be there for a long time,” Polzella said. gestions to CVS and town officials, who will vote this Gunter said that two officers sus- “Initially, I decided not to put up a chain-link Although many residents said they would appreci- spring on whether to allow the project. tained minor injuries while attempt- fence, because I thought it would be offensive to the ate a more modern, progressive design, other audi- ing to take Mock into custody. town,” she said. ence members said they liked the historic look of the Contact the City Editor Mock was the only individual After last week’s protests, the building has become building. at [email protected]. arrested as a result of the incident. He was released on a written prom- ise to appear in court. Mock was a four-time state cham- pion at Chapel Hill High School and has been one of the Tar Heels’ stron- UNC alum pens novels as ‘an entertainment’ gest competitors in his season and a half at UNC. DTH ONLINE: To read more of writing skill to the show’s creator. So far this season, Mock is 24-9, Soap opera writer and author Mary Stevens’ feature story, visit “I always thought he was such a good making his career record 60-26. of ‘The Cloning’ said his goal www.dailytarheel.com/index.php/ letter writer,” Barcroft said. “Those were Mock has been in and out of the blog/canvas the days before email. He used to write top 20 in his weight class during his is ‘to make people smile.’ beautiful letters.” career and was one of just three Tar to clone a fragment of DNA, thinking it Washam began writing for the show Heels to qualify for the NCAA tour- By Mary Stevens is the DNA of Jesus. regularly in 1971. He became head writer nament last season. Staff Writer At UNC, Washam lived in the then- within five years and remained for almost Though he did not win the ACC dormitory Steele Building — convenient- 20, winning two Emmys. championship in his freshman sea- Wisner Washam was walking across ly near Historic Playmakers Theatre, Lorraine Broderick was Washam’s son, Mock has beaten the champion, campus in 1952 when he noticed a sign where Washam took classes and worked assistant and eventually his co-head Jesse Dong of Virginia Tech, and the tacked up on a tree — “Auditions for with the Carolina Playmakers. writer. She said Washam’s time was the runner-up, Kyle John of Maryland. announcers for the new radio station.” This student and faculty group, a part heyday of “All My Children.” He was ranked No. 17 before the Studying acting at UNC, Washam’s of the Department of Dramatic Art, was “He loves collaborating, so you feel dual match with N.C. State on Feb. career path was about to change. prominent on campus from the 1920s that you’re in a place where any idea will 3, but he is currently unranked. “I went over there, put on my deep- until PlayMakers Repertory Company be considered,” she said. Coach Mock said he would not est voice and tried to speak like Charles phased it out in the 1970s. When soap operas became less popu- comment on the incident until he Kuralt and got hired,” he said. After graduating from UNC in 1953, lar, Washam turned to writing indepen- had a chance to review all the facts. Not only did Washam emulate Kuralt’s Washam spent time in France with the dently. The idea for “The Cloning” came He did say that the team met on voice, but he worked with the legendary U.S. Army and studied acting in London. to him in a dream, he said. Wednesday and will be moving for- broadcaster, who was also a student at He returned to the U.S. in 1959 and went “This story was conceived before Dolly ward despite the absence of one of the time. The pair was part of the first to City with only $200. the sheep was ever cloned,” Washam courtesy of Wisner Washam their best wrestlers. FM-broadcasted show of W-UNC in 1952. He began work as a stage manager said. “It was really an idea that was total- UNC alumnus and former head writer of The Tar Heels are coming off “Stopping to read that notice on a tree there. While working on playwright Neil ly off the wall.” ABC’s “All My Children” Wisner Washmam their first dual win in seven matches really changed my life because it got me Simon’s “Plaza Suite,” Washam met his Washam submitted the screenplay recently wrote a novel, “The Cloning.” and have completed the conference into the whole world of radio and writ- future wife, actress Judith Barcroft. He to the Writers Guild of America East in season. Beating N.C. State secured ing,” he said. understudied the groom, and she under- 1996, and it won the contest that year. Barcroft and continues to write. the team’s position in fourth place. Washam went on to be the head studied the bride. No one picked up the script, so “I’ve had a very wonderfully checkered The wrestling team still has four writer for the ABC soap opera “All My “We fell in love backstage, got married Washam wrote the novel version, which career,” Washam said. “I’ve managed to non-conference matches left before Children.” After retiring from television and bought our first co-op. And she was was published last year. keep my nose above water, which is not hosting the ACC Championship in in the early 1990s, he continued to write pregnant when the show finally closed “This is not a great, profound work easy to do in the entertainment world.” Carmichael Auditorium March 3. independently. after 1,100 performances,” Washam said. of literature,” he said. “It’s an entertain- His most recent novel, “The Cloning,” Later, Barcroft — who was acting on ment. I like to make people smile.” Contact the Arts Editor Contact the Sports Editor follows a young professor who attempts “All My Children” — mentioned Washam’s Washam lives in Manhattan with at [email protected]. at [email protected]. 4 Thursday, February 9, 2012 Duke-UNC The Daily Tar Heel

dth/allison russell MEN’S BASKETBALL: Duke 85, unc 84 Rivers’ buzzer beater freezes Smith Center

By Kelly Parsons “I think we all saw it coming,” for Reggie Bullock in guarding 3-pointer of the night with 15:08 Sports Editor Marshall said. “You could see Rivers. to go, and followed it with back- the way he was setting it up. He UNC took the bait. And in the to-back jumpers in a 26-second They knew exactly what was wanted to take that three. end, it came back to bite them. span to give the Tar Heels an about to happen. After trailing for most of the “When you got a switch off 11-point lead. With less than 14 seconds to go first half, the Tar Heels led by dou- and have Z guarding him, that’s But in the end, it was all for in the game, No. 10 Duke trail- ble-digits for much of the second. a tough matchup for Z,” Marshall naught. ing No. 5 North Carolina by just But with just more than a min- said. “I think he was more afraid After sinking the shot as the two and the ball in Austin Rivers’ ute to go in the game, a jumper of getting beat off the dribble.” buzzer sounded, the deafening hands, Kendall Marshall pre- from Duke forward Ryan Kelly Zeller, who led the Tar Heels silence of the Smith Center inter- dicted the next play as if he could pulled the Blue Devils within two. with 19 points and eight rebounds rupted, Rivers then was dog piled read the freshman guard’s mind. UNC forward Tyler Zeller in the first half, was quieter in the on the corner of the court by his But instead of stopping Rivers’ made two of four free throws in second, seemingly trading places teammates. 3-point buzzer beater that would the moments to follow, but with with Barnes. Without even taking the time give the Blue Devils an 85-84 less than 14 seconds to go, Duke Barnes, whose ankle had been to soak in the scene, the Tar Heels come-from-behind victory had the chance for one final shot. bothering him all night, scored ran through the tunnel to the Wednesday at the Smith Center, As the seconds ticked off, Duke just six points in the first half – all locker room, their faces overcome all Marshall could do was sit back forward Mason Plumlee set a from the free throw line. by a blank stare. and watch it unfold. screen, and Tyler Zeller took over With his most dynamic scorer Immediately after the game, relatively invisible in the first half, the typically positive Barnes Williams knew something had to hadn’t quite figured out just what change in the second. to make of the whole situation. “The coaches told me if I didn’t “You go out there, you don’t want to play I’d have to sit on the play well in the first half, you play bench,” Barnes said. “They gave well in the second half, and then me that ultimatum, and I tried to you blow a 10-point lead and lose play harder.” on a last-second shot,” Barnes Immediately after break, said. Barnes took advantage of his size “What can be said about a to get to the basket and scored game lost like that?” 11 of UNC’s first 16 points in the dth/stephen mitchell second half. Contact the Sports Editor Members of the Duke men’s basketball team dogpile Austin Rivers after Barnes hit the Tar Heels’ first at [email protected]. the freshman sunk the game-winning 3-pointer as time expired. ARE YOU A ‘HEEL Zeller starts big, STAYING IN THE HILL THIS SUMMER? then stumbles If so, Granville Towers is now hiring for CONFERENCE ASSISTANTS (CAs) to work with our summer school, By Mark Thompson in the first 39 minutes of No. 5 camp, and conference programs. Compensation Senior Writer North Carolina’s 85-84 loss to No. includes paid desk shifts and summer housing. 10 Duke, Zeller was unstoppable. This story cracked like a whip, “I thought Zeller and John and for Zeller, it seared. were really big,” UNC coach Roy THIS POSITION: In one minute, the 7-footer Williams said. “I just thought we STAFFS THE FRONT DESK went from playing possibly the made some mistakes at the end, best game of his career to absolute and that’s the bottom line.” HELPS PREPARE ROOMS, LOUNGES goat. And frankly, it’ll be that last It’s the most memorable line, & HALLWAYS FOR CAMPERS’ ARRIVAL minute that defines this game. even if Zeller had a great stat line. It started when Zeller went to He entered the game averaging ASSISTS WITH SUMMER MARKETING the charity stripe with an 82-80 15.3 points and 9.6 rebounds a lead and 44 seconds remaining. game. By halftime he had 19 and 8. Those interested should download an application from The 79 percent free throw shooter It wasn’t long ago that Zeller hit 1-of-2. Then on the next play, carried around a soft label, and he granvilletowers.com (under the “Forms & Info” tab) Zeller accidentally tipped Ryan certainly didn’t start shedding the and email the completed version to Allison Kenney at Kelly’s short 3-pointer into Duke’s soft label with Duke. Zeller has five [email protected] by Monday, March 12th. basket. Two points, 83-82. double-doubles in his last seven Zeller was fouled with 14 games and he’s 17.4 points and 11.4 seconds remaining. Again, the rebounds a game in that stretch. 79 percent free throw shooter No, it didn’t start with Duke. But hit 1-of-2. And then Duke guard it may have peaked against Duke. Austin Rivers hit his game-win- “Zeller was unbelievable in ning 3-pointer over Zeller from the first half,” Duke coach Mike well-beyond the arc. Zeller would Krzyzewski said. “I’m unbeliev- do it differently if he could. ably impressed with Tyler Zeller. “I didn’t want to foul him and He’s just a great, great player.” put him on the free throw line, Call it ironic that UNC lost on a but you can’t give up a 3-pointer 3-pointer, because Duke was kill- 2100 GRANVILLE TOWERS SOUTH • CHAPEL HILL, NC when you’re up two,” Zeller said. ing the Tar Heels with it in the first (919)370-4500 • WWW.GRANVILLETOWERS.COM • Thirty-nine minutes for one. half. Zeller was everything UNC EOE M/F/D/V Not necessarily a fair trade. And needed in a first half that UNC only led for the final 44 seconds. Without him there may never have been a first-half Tar Heel lead. After Duke broke out to an early lead, all UNC could do was keep up. The Blue Devils shot 45 percent in the first half and made seven 3-pointers. Zeller made 7 of his 14 shots and hit 5-of-7 from the char- ity stripe. He grabbed four offensive rebounds. Zeller was relentless. But his value in that half can’t be measured statistically. UNC’s leading scorer Harrison Barnes looked slow and hobbled in the first half, and UNC wasn’t getting many looks from long range. Zeller was the offense. UNC seemed to acknowledge that, allow- ing the big man to take nearly half the team’s first-half shots. Duke knew it, but it couldn’t stop it. Zeller was in line to topple his career-high 32 points last season after that half, but he didn’t put up the same numbers after halftime. He got most of the attention in the second half, so the Tar Heels found other options. Harrison Barnes scored 19 points in the sec- ond half after shooting 0-for-4 in the first, but Zeller remained active. On one possession that ended MAKE THIS YEAR COUNT. Invest just 12 short months and expand your career options and earning potential. With a with a Kendall Marshall layup, degree from UNC Kenan-Flagler’s top-ranked Master of Accounting (MAC) program, you’ll be ready for anything. This fast-paced Zeller tipped out two rebounds to program is designed for non-accounting majors. We have an impressive placement rate of nearly 100 percent. John Henson to keep it alive. “I just tried to get to the boards as much as possible and tried to create problems for them defen- sively,” Zeller said. He did that, except for one play.

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‘Crash the Party’ by OK Go OK Go nails the Anti V-Day vibe on this track. “To SOUR: hell with chocolates, and picnics and Sinatra tunes,” ‘Long Flight’ by sings Damien Kulash. Like so many, he’s sick of the Cheating is one of the best ways to break a heart. This Valentine’s Day shenanigans, too. track laments going away and expecting to come back to open arms — but instead being met with infidelity. ‘Fight Test’ by The Flaming Lips ‘Song for the Dumped’ by Ben Folds Five We’ve all got the “one who got away,” the one who we let slip by for Sometimes we take the high road when relationships whatever reason. Wayne Coyne sings about how yes, you can be too end and we act maturely. This is not a song for that. If cool, and how you can end up being miserable because of it. you’re dumped and feeling bitter about it, let this one be your anthem. ‘Somebody More Like You’ by Nickel Creek This tune contains one of the best bitter lines around: “I hope you meet someone your height/So you can see ‘Friendly Fire’ by Sean Lennon eye to eye/With someone as small as you.” Ouch. Lennon wrote this after his girlfriend cheated on him with his best friend, who died in a motorcycle crash before he and Lennon reconciled. This song is where the hurt comes to a head. ‘No Children’ by the Mountain Goats John Darnielle revels in sincere snark through the whole song with lines like ‘Let the Door Knob Hit Ya’ by Buddy Guy “I hope I lie/And tell everyone you were Buddy Guy may be well into his 70s, but he’s a good wife.” still plenty sassy. He adds injury to insult: “Get out, and let the doorknob hit you on the way.” ‘Lament’ by Mount Moriah ‘Darling’ by There are times when the People Eating People best thing for a relation- Bothered with someone who thinks ship is for it to end, and they’re hot stuff but in actuality there’s nothing to stop it ‘Summertime kind of sucks? Dedicate this from happening. Heather Clothes’ by tune to them. Animal Collective McEntire sums it up per- fectly: “The heart can’t keep trying to love something it doesn’t.” SWEET: ‘The ‘Baby You’re My Light’ by Richard Temptation Hawley of Adam’ by ‘Bold as Love’ by ‘First Day of My Life’ Jimi Hendrix Josh Ritter by Bright Eyes

‘Jungle Drum’ by Emiliana Torrini ‘Hope You Know’ ‘Something in Your ‘Mirrorball’ by by Megafaun Smile’ by Dizzy ‘Lover’ by Elbow Gillespie

1) Ritter’s songwriting shines with 3) Long distance relationships are 5) Catchy and cute, “Jungle Drum” is 7) It’s upbeat and happy, delivering 9) With that special someone, you this tune that tells a tale of true love tough, but Megafaun’s got you about that familiar heart pounding a message of a simple but blissful inevitably find the little things during the apocalypse. His story is covered. This soothing song is a that comes with being in love. Torrini love. You have that person you can about them that are totally irre- poignant and sweet without being reassurance that, no matter the celebrates that crazy feeling with a do anything with, even if it’s just sistible. Gillespie jazzes up Tony over-the-top. distance, love will always find a way quick beat and a rhythm section that walking around the city at night. Bennett’s original, making it the per- to stay. skips along like a love-struck heart. fect tender slow-dance tune. 2) Love can be scary, exhilarating 8) “This is the first day of my life/I and awesome all at once. It can 4) On this track, Guy Garvey captures 6) Hawley’s song serves as a good swear I was blind before I met you,” 10) This one’s a good one if you’re bring out our brightest, our darkest the “love of your life” sentiment. reminder — a long hug reminding wails Conor Oberst on this indie all about the sentimental stuff but and everything in between. But like The gentle melody swells as Garvey you of the fact that love means hav- rock staple. It’s all about opening feel a little frisky, too. Banhart takes a rainbow, all of the pieces together croons exquisite lines about love and ing someone who takes you for your yourself up and realizing how spe- a sort-of subtle route here to make are what make it beautiful. how beautiful it makes the world. insecurities and all, no matter what. cial someone is to you. a song that’s fun and a little freaky. TODAY IN DIVE MUSIC. Hip-hop artist J. Capri looks to make a space for himself in Raleigh’s underground hip-hop scene with his latest, BornStars. Page 8 REVIEW. Senior Writer Linnie Greene takes a close look at the intricacies and emotions on Tramp, the latest record from . Page 8 FEATURE. Meet Yandrew, the new project by Yan Westerlund and Andrew Aganost that combines cello and drums in a strange new way. Page 7 Q&A. Assistant Dive Editor Allison Hussey talks to Sharon Van Etten about the changes she’s made with her new record. Page 6 6 Thursday, February 9, 2012 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel Q&A with Sharon Van Etten The word “tramp” has never really … it was mostly sad, where- thing, when you’re kind of cooped pretty magical place. SVE AT CAT’S CRADLE been synonymous with beauty. as now I feel like it’s more … I’m up in a van and you’re kind of get- DIVE: From my own observa- But singer-songwriter Sharon letting myself be angry. I’m not ting tired of each other, and all of Time: 9 p.m. Sunday tions, I’ve gotten the impression Van Etten has turned the word afraid to show people that I can a sudden you see this lake in the that a lot of the music industry Location: Cat’s Cradle, 300 E. around to title her newest record. be happy. middle of nowhere and you kind is kind of a boy’s club. There are Main St., Carrboro With Tramp, Van Etten man- It sounds simple, but it’s a of forget where you are for a min- women in music, but they seem ages something beautiful. She broader range of emotion on this ute. Moments like that are pretty Info: catscradle.com, to be pretty few and far between. explores intense personal territory record. But also, sonically, we set great. sharonvanetten.com What has been your experience? with entrancing tunes, match- the mood more with drones and DIVE: You’re pretty closely con- ing emotional lyrics with layers sustains and random arrange- SVE: I actually feel like right nected to the Triangle, how did She Keeps Bees — women that of instrumentation that create a ments that I probably would have now, there are lot of really amaz- you make that connection? actually have really unique voices thick, almost dream-like sonic never done on my own. ing female-fronted bands. I think and are in really incredible bands atmosphere. SVE: I don’t know, there’s a people are more critical of female- DIVE: What has been your best that are doing something new and She recently took the time to bunch of levels. I got to tour with fronted bands because it’s so easy. experience on the road so far? different that I feel like we haven’t Courtesy of sharon van etten talk to assistant Diversions edi- Bowerbirds and Megafaun a cou- Like, whenever you read com- seen in a really long time. And I tor Allison Hussey about the new SVE: Finding the best swim- ple of times. I love them so much. ments or whatever, it’s always SVE: When I write, it comes feel like this is going to be a really record, her time on the road and ming holes with my band when I think Trekky Records is a really, mostly sexual or how they got to from a therapeutic place. I write powerful year for female-centered women in the music business. we have down time or when we really incredible label. And I think where they are, and they don’t whenever I’m going through bands. need a break from the van. We Hometapes, who, even though talk about the songs. And when something intense, and whenever What would you Although I want to say it’s a DIVERSIONS: found this really awesome website they live out west, they’re strongly they do talk about the songs, they there’s something to share that’s say the biggest differences are boy’s club, I just feel like there just called swimmingholes.org, and I connected to the Triangle, and usually give them s--t because general enough where I think between Tramp and your earlier needs to be more encouragement think it was actually on the border that’s a great label as well. we talk about our emotions more people can grow from my experi- material? for women and more support by of North Carolina when we found I used to live down south, so than men do. But that’s a ridicu- ences, then I turn it into a song. critics and stop trying to make it SHARON VAN ETTEN: I think the it last fall. every time I visit North Carolina lous concept to me. So it’s really like self therapy about sexuality, because it’s really content is a lot more confident, There was this really amaz- I just feel at home. It’s really com- There’s so many unique when I start writing, but it turns not about that at all in most cases. and I’m a lot more secure with ing truck stop that we found that fortable. And everyone there is voices right now coming out, like into a song when I feel like it’s who I am and what I’m doing. had a really incredible pier, just so friendly, it’s really disarming. between (Wye Oak), DIVE: What is something that more than that. Performing it is Also, I show a broader range of a dock right off of the rest stop. I could see myself settling down and from Lower you think people should know really like going through that all emotion, whereas before I only Sometimes that’s just the best there for sure. North Carolina is a Dens, and the bands Callers and about you or your music? over again.

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409917.CRTR The Daily Tar Heel Diversions Thursday, February 9, 2012 7 DIVERECOMMENDS Yandrew bucks indie trends Album from the Vaults: Saturday Donald Fagen, Kamakiriad: Behind Fountains of Wayne, The Stars By Alex Dixon YANDREW the snappy hi-hats, plucky synths Explode Staff Writer and fat Walter Becker bass lines, Cat’s Cradle | Remember that song Time: 9 p.m. tonight there’s something wierdly sci-fi “Stacy’s Mom”? The band that wrote Yan Westerlund and Andrew Location: The Nightlight about 1993’s Kamakiriad. The album it, Fountains of Wayne, is back in the Anagnost practice their intri- follows the owner of a brand new business and making a stop at the cate style of music in a dusty, 405 1/2 W. Rosemary St. Kamakiri — a steam-powered, Cradle. But don’t expect the same fluorescent-lit room, with a bass Info: http://nightlightclub.com carbon-neutral car with a built-in sweet Top-40 pop-rock — the band amp sitting on a rusty stool and hydroponic farm — driving around, has moved more in the direction of baking pans rattling atop tom sipping cocktails with swingers and folk- and country-tinged rock ’n’ roll. drumheads. Trekky Records. listening to computer-generated It’s an unexpected transition to say Anagnost’s classical training “You can go out on a Friday music. I can only hope the future is the least, but that’s not to say it’s is evident as he weaves through night, crack a beer, tap your foot this cheesy and bass-heavy. not a surprisingly decent one. Local notes played in changing time and get in to it,” Anagnost said. pop rockers The Stars Explode open signatures, tempos and dynam- Anagnost is a founding mem- Movie from the Vaults: the show. 8/9 p.m., $20/23 ics, effortlessly switching between ber of local band Lost in the “And Now For Something bowing and fingerpicking his Trees, which has experienced Completely Different” This 1971 WXYC Valentine’s Dance Party cello. Westerlund picks up on widespread success after a per- movie was basically a bunch of Nightlight | WXYC comes back with every tempo change and swells formance on NPR’s Tiny Desk sketches from “Monty Python’s its annual Valentine’s Dance Party! with the sound of Anagnost’s Concert. Westerlund, after a stint Flying Circus” re-taped and put It doesn’t matter if you’re single, cello, showcasing his expertise in with Lost in the Trees, now plays together for an American audience with a significant other or have jazz drumming. with the Raleigh-based folk band — but you’ll hear no complaints some kind of arrangement that falls The Trekky House, on the bor- Bowerbirds, who have toured with about that here. Included are classic in between. Nor does it matter if der of Chapel Hill and Durham, the Mountain Goats. bits like “Lumberjack Song,” “Upper you’re convinced that Valentine’s is a communal practice space for In their other bands, Anagnost Class Twit of the Year” and “Hell’s Day is a Hallmark-manufactured friends and members of Trekky and Westerlund agree their Grannies.” It’s goofy and weird but holiday that’s hellbent on robbing Records. On a typical weeknight roles are largely contained to spectacularly fun, something all of you of your money or that it’s the at the house, standard outfit indie being “background musicians.” us could use more of from time to most romantic holiday ever. Go out. rock bands like the Embarrassing Overshadowed by the singer- time. Dance a lot. Act up. Have fun. 9/9:30 Fruits and Butterflies make use of songwriter frontmen and cush- Events: p.m., $5 the practice space’s guitar amps ioned during concerts by the and microphones. many musicians onstage, they do Saturday Sunday “The average listener might not make the decisions in song- Holy Ghost Tent Revival, Brave Baby Big Lebowski: The Musical be drawn to our performances writing, touring and recording. because it’s something they “This is the first time we’re call- Lincoln Theatre | Holy Ghost Tent Motorco | Someone apparently haven’t seen before,” said ing the shots,” Anagnost said. Revival may be from Greensboro, decided that the best way to make Westerlund. Anagnost, who graduated but the Triangle is just about the the Coen brothers’ cult comedy Anagnost and Westerlund are from UNC-Chapel Hill in 2008 band’s second home. Its wild ener- The Big Lebowski more awesome the only members of Yandrew, a and worked in various restau- gy and upbeat tunes are always would be to make it a musical. It band that has no vocalist and no rants, now gives cello lessons. worth seeing — and for under $10, originally opened at the Nightlight guitar player. Westerlund used to teach music, you’re getting a great show for less in December, but is back for a two- This classical- and jazz-based but now works at Carolina than what it would cost to see a night run in Durham. We’re not too instrumental outfit may seem Brewery. He especially looks for- movie. And there are very few mov- sure what all it entails, but the com- alien to the Triangle’s ward to recording with Yandrew. ies that could keep you as enter- bination of music and one of our scene, but Westerlund grew up “Working a day job makes you tained as Holy Ghost Tent Revival. favorite movies is pretty tempting. listening to progressive music like more ambitious,” he said. The Trust us. 8/9 p.m., $7/9 The Dive abides. 8 p.m., $10/12 this. duo’s real intention is to make “Minneapolis has plenty of the Yandrew a full-time gig. instrumental, jazz-oriented music “The goal is to be a middle- DTH/Joseph Chapman NIGHT SPCIAL and we’re kind of branching off class musician,” Anagnost said. “If AFTER 8 PM that scene,” Westerlund said. you can make as much as a pub- Yandrew’s Yan Westerlund (top) Westerlund moved to Chapel lic-school teacher and be playing and Andrew Anagnost (bottom) Hill after his brother Joe music, that would be a wonderful seem to have a lot of fun for LOW FAT • NO MSG Westerlund, of the widely success- thing.” classically trained musicians. In Chinese Restaurant ful folk freaks, Megafaun. 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SUNDAY, FEB 19 THE DAVID MAYFIELD PARADE 919-967-9053 LOCAL 506 300 E. Main Street • Carrboro FEBRUARY MARCH (cont) 9 TH MARC BROUSSARD w/ Sugar +The Hi Lows ‘La 25 SU JOHN MARK MCMILLAN**($12/$15) w/ Jude Route au Mardi Gras”**($15/$17) Moses 10 FR CYNAMATIK/ Pajama Jam Rave (8 PM -2 AM) 30 FR TOUBAB KREWE w/Marco Benevento**($15) 11 SA FOUNTAINS OF WAYNE**($20/$23) w/ The Stars 31 SA ORQUESTRA GARDEL**($10/$12) Explode APRIL 12 SU SHARON VAN ETTEN w/ Shearwater**($13/$15) 16 TH EMILIE AUTUMN**($15/$17) 1 SU THE NAKED AND FAMOUS**($15) w/ Vacationer and Now Now 17 FR NC Comedy Arts Festival presents: THE CHRIS GETHARD SHOW, Two Man Movie, PT Scarborough 3 TU DELTA SPIRIT w/ Waters**($12/$14) Is A Movie ($14/$16) 4 WE OF MONTREAL**($17) w/ Loney Dear and Kishi MONDAY, FEB 20 18 SA DELTA RAE**($10/$12) w/ Chris Hendricks Band Bashi THE DEAN’S LIST 20 MO THE DEAN’S LIST w/ K.O. KId and Styles&Complete* 7 SA MIDTOWN DICKENS & KAIRABA DOUBLE ALBUM *($12/$15) RELEASE SHOW ($5) 21 TU BLIND PILOT**($15/$17) w/ Cotton Jones 9 MO THE BUDOS BAND and CHARLES BRADLEY & HIS EXTRAORDINAIRES**($20) 23 TH COREY SMITH**($15/$20) w/the Piedmont Boys 11 WE and 12 TH: THE MAGNETIC FIELDS**($25/$28) w/ 24 FR SAUL WILLIAMS w/CX Kidtronik**($15/$17) Devotchka (acoustic) 25 SA MARTIN SEXTON w/ Rayland Baxter**($20/$23) 14 SA MIPSO TRIO CD Release Show ($10; includes CD!) MARCH 17 TU MICKEY HART BAND**($29/$32) 1 TH HEARTLESS BASTARDS**($14/$16) w/ The Fling 18 WE KINA GRANNIS**($15/$17) and Flesh Wounds 19 TH DRIVE BY TRUCKERS**($22/$25) 2 FR CYNAMATIK 03. 21 SA SAY ANYTHING, KEVIN DEVINE, & more... ($17/ 3 SA FUN.**($17/$19) $20) 4 SU CULTS**($15/$17) w/ Mrs. Magician 22 SU DREW HOLCOMB**$12/$15 (ON SALE 2/10) 6 TU BOYCE AVENUE w/ Secondhand Serenade** 24 TU TRAMPLED BY TURTLES**($18/$20) w/ William THURSDAY, FEB 23 ($20/$23) Elliott Whitmore COREY SMITH 9 FR FANFARLO w/ Young Man**($15) M A Y 10 SA GOOD OLD WAR w/ Belle Brigade, Family Of The 4 FR BEATS ANTIQUE**($15/$18) Year**($12/$14) 8 TU ACTIVE CHILD/ BALAM ACAB w/ Superhumanoids* 13 TU Club Bellydance**($20/$25; $10 for kids) ($10$12) 14 WE YELLOW DUBMARINE**($10/$12) 11 FR THE GOURDS**($15) 15 TH GOMEZ**($20/$23) w/ Hey Rosetta! 12 SA SPIRITUALIZED**($18/$21) 16 FR THE DEVIL MAKES THREE w/ Phillip Roebuck** 23 WE ST VINCENT**($17/$20) ($14/$16) 25 FR YANN TIERSEN w/Piano Chat**($18/$20) 17 SA BOWERBIRDS**($12/$14) 20 TU THE INFAMOUS STRINGDUSTERS**($12/$15) JUNE 21 WE NEON INDIAN w/ Purity Ring**($12/$14) 11 MO TWO DOOR CINEMA CLUB w/ CLAP YOUR HANDS 23 FR YOUTH LAGOON w/ Dana Buoy**($13/$15) SAY YEAH and BAD VEINS**($21.50/ $24; on sale 24 SA CALTROP CD Release, PIPE, BLACK SKIES** $5/$7) 2/10, 10 AM) WE ARE ALSO PRESENTING... SHOWS @ Local 506 (Chapel Hill) SHOW @ Kings (Raleigh) Feb 19THE DAVID MAYFIELD PARADE**($10/$12) w/ E-S Feb 25JUSTIN ROBINSON CD Release Show SATURDAY, MARCH 3 FUN. Guthrie and Steph Stewart & Her Boyfriends SHOWS @ Motorco (Durham) Feb 24OTHER LIVES**($10/$12) w/ WIM Apr 7WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS Feb 26SOUL KHAN**($10) w/ J Swiss, Brody & Choch Apr 14LAMBCHOP**($12/$15) Mar 3CRAIG FINN w/ Marcellus Hall**($12/$14) Apr 18!!! and SHABAZZ PALACES**($14/$16) Mar 25FRONTIER RUCKUS and HOOTS & HELLMOUTH** ($10/$12) SHOW @ Page Auditorium (Duke University) May 27PARLOTONES**($12/$15; on sale Feb. 11) May 15 M WARD w/Lee Ranaldo**($28/$22) Show presented in conjunction with Duke Performances SHOWS @ Nightlight (Chapel Hill) Feb 26TRISTEN**($6/$8) SHOW @ The Artscenter (Carrboro) Feb 28ZEE AVI**($10) w/ Curtis Eller Apr 3 KIMYA DAWSON w/ Paleface and Your Heart Breaks** Mar 17ROSIE THOMAS**($8/$10) w/Bhi Bhiman ($12/$14) Mar 21MINIATURE TIGERS, Geographer, The Chain Gang SHOW @ The Neighborhood Theatre (Charlotte) of 1974, Pretty & Nice.**($10/$12) April 6WE WERE PROMISED JETPACKS w/Bad Veins** ($12/$14) (Check N. Theatre web site for tickets info...) SHOW @ Clayton Center (Clayton) SUNDAY, MARCH 4 Feb 11TODD SNIDER**($20/$23) w/Rosi Golan SHOW @ Memorial Auditorium (Raleigh) May 3FEIST w/ Timber Timbre (Tickets via Ticketmaster & at CULTS

SHOWS @ The Casbah (Durham) the Memorial Aud. Box office) Feb 18CHERUB**($10) w/ Chocolate Thunder Apr 21AMY RAY w/ Kaia Wilson**($13/$15) SHOW @ The Haw River Ballroom (Saxapahaw) May 11ARCHERS OF LOAF**($20) SHOWS @ Lincoln Theatre (Raleigh) Feb 15THEY MIGHT BE GIANTS (Sold Out) Mar 9THE WAR ON DRUGS and WHITE RABBITS**($12/$14) Serving CAROLINA BREWERY Beers on Tap! **Advance ticket sales at SchoolKids Records (Raleigh), CD Alley (CH). Buy tickets on-line www.etix.com | For phone orders CALL 919-967-9053 FRIDAY, MARCH 9 www.catscradle.com THE WAR ON DRUGS The BEST live music ~ 18 & over admitted LINCOLN THEATRE 410085.CRTR 8 Thursday, February 9, 2012 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel MUSICSHORTS J. Capri Dr. Dog Tramp proves to be an epic BornStars Be The Void

Sharon Van Etten’s latest music review Hip-hop Indie Rock is sweeping, stunning Tramp J. Capri, the newest addition to Philadelphia’s Dr. Dog has Sharon Van Etten the Triangle’s almost-underground been through the indie rock and epic in its success. Rock hip-hop club, is quick to recognize trenches, surviving for over a the strength of the region’s grow- decade as a revolving cast of There are records that aim ing scene. musicians, while somehow keep- for the gut and make their mark. On BornStars, J. Capri estab- ing a consistent sound and con- There are records that aim for the outlines you’ll mutter under your lishes a fresh presence as a tinuing to explore new sonic terri- mind and make their mark. And breath during quiet, inappropriate member of the growing Raleigh tory with each release. then there are the very, very few moments — the hallmark of any hip-hop scene. Between the smat- For its latest album, Be The that manage to hit both targets. great pop song, really — there’s tering of collaborations including Void, the band chose to return Sharon Van Etten’s Tramp is always an air of intentionality to Jon Connor and Rapper Big Pooh to its unpolished rock roots, giv- one of these — the rare, exotic bird the sparest of melodies. (Little Brother), and his passionate ing the album a live feel through whose contents manage to land Slower, brooding songs like spit and catchy flows, J. Capri is its lack of heavy production. The both the cerebral and the visceral “Kevin’s” and the stunning “Joke making his voice heard. band also added multi-instru- with an almighty one-two punch. or a Lie” are testaments to the effi- Throughout the album, J. Capri mentalist Dimitri Manos and per- It’s hard to add up the effec- cacy of Van Etten’s simpler tenden- represents the Raleigh scene with cussionist Eric Slick to its lineup, tive components of something cies. In the transition from Epic to shout outs to “North Cackalack” so there’s the fresh feel of a band that ultimately feels as if it’s been this new release, the impression and “his N.C. homies” like King finding each other in the studio. imbued with a kind of magic, but is one of a songwriter at ease with Mez, Rapsody and Thee Tom The Beck-inspired “Lonesome” it’s worth trying. The first, most and aware of her abilities. Hardy, as well as local prodigies starts the album off in the right arresting facet of Tramp is Van Whether that assessment’s like basketball player John Wall. direction with its acoustic slide Etten’s voice, which retains the truthful or not, these songs are as Like many of the emerging guitar, heavy beats and sing-along same ghostly, unassuming timbre meaningful and moving as any emcees in the area, Capri glow- chorus. “That Old Black Hole” it had on 2010’s Epic. odyssey that might be chronicled ingly credits his hometown and has trouble finding its footing, Then, of course, there’s the in a book. In the span of a record, its homegrown scene as a major however, with spinning synths songwriting. Lyrically, this album, we’re pulled from panic to heart- source of pride and inspiration. and bongos starting off the song like her others, pairs the distinctly ache to introspection to comfort with the mark of something inau- in nearly every sense, it’s an epic. “Tomorrow” and “Chronicles” before it meanders into a fast- commonplace with the unexpect- and back again, and even at its thentic or forced. Van Etten has a distinctive sound, start the album off strong with paced country stomper. edly profound. On “Serpents,” darkest, this album urges you to The National’s bombast never but she still manages to cover a fast-paced spits and sharp produc- Most of the tracks on this she sings, “You enjoy sucking on continue it, to see this metamor- overshadows these songs, which spectrum on a single record that tion. Capri effectively channels album suffer from this identity dreams, / so I will fall asleep with phosis through. are at turns delicate and forceful, many artists don’t accomplish in the power of words throughout, as crisis that’s first seen on “That someone other than you.” It’s the And if not for the abundant and always remain squarely within an entire career. referenced in “Tomorrow” when he Old Black Hole.” It’s great when a absence of pretension and the reviews and articles, you’d hardly a realm that belies Van Etten’s If you’re going to listen to the raps, “I use these lyrics as bullets, band can fuse two, or several, dif- abundance of clarity and relatabil- notice the cavalcade of incredible prowess and authority. songwriter’s latest, be prepared. just spit ‘em out and reload ‘em.” ferent styles together in one song, ity that make her words simmer supporting artists. Zach Condon’s There’s an irony of sorts in the She’ll land you with a forceful Mid-album, the track “Put On” but the formula just doesn’t work there in your mind, stewing and vibrato renders the songwriter’s fact that Tramp didn’t get the sonic blow, and there are few featuring Laws energizes the lis- throughout Be The Void. recurring even after the album’s voice all the more velvety on “We title of its predecessor, because things as impactful as a record like tener for the next half of the album Dr. Dog does find a nice bal- gone quiet. Are Fine,” and barely perceptible this one. with relatively accessible hooks ance on “Heavy Light,” which Melodically, too, Tramp is on “Kevin’s” is Julianna Barwick’s and a sustained energy. Overall, descends into a piano breakdown abundantly successful. Van Etten ghostly croon, a subtle, etheral -Linnie Greene it’s J. Capri’s tracks like these and a before exploding into a multi-lay- walks the sinew-thin line between counterpart to Van Etten’s own. DIVESTAFF variety in production that propels ered psychedelic treat, complete simplicity and complexity. There Behind the scenes, The Joseph Chapman, Editor Bornstars forward. with sitar melodies competing isn’t a moment here where either National’s Aaron Dessner pro- Allison Hussey, Assistant Editor STARS Although the mix tape tediously with bent-note guitars. grows disproportionate, and while duced the record, and the col- [email protected] lingers with various interludes, The band covers a lot of ground there are earworm hooks whose laboration never stamps Van Etten Poor the album maxes out at a daunt- musically on this album and each Elizabeth Byrum, Austin Cooper, ing 20 tracks. J. Capri throws in a track feels fresh and unique, but Lucian Crockett, Alex Dixon, Rocco Fair variety of beats and background on disconnected as a whole. Tracks Giamatteo, Linnie Greene, Lyle his tracks. However, there are still such as “Lonesome,” and “How Kendrick, Mark Niegelsky, Thea good occasional gaps in the flow of the Long Must I Wait,” which really Ryan, Thompson Wall Excellent album that should be filled with have their own identities, shine Ariana Rodriguez-Gitler, Design Editor either a continuous experience, more so than the tracks that Cover design: Carson Blackwelder Classic or cut down to something more attempt to meander through sev- listenable. eral song styles. BornStars demonstrates that As with all of Dr. Dog’s records, J. Capri has the potential and the there is great songwriting pres- drive to keep doing what he loves, ent, but it would have been nice and perhaps on a bigger scale. His if each track had a little bit more overall sound has many parallels to room to breathe. 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tional decision” about nonresident The letter questioned Ross’ “There’s that fine line between a short session in May to vote on Perdue has proposed reinstating tuition tuition. She expects board mem- willingness to propose tuition being truly efficient and then the increases and other adjust- three-quarters of that sales tax to from page 1 bers to follow historical tradition increases above 6.5 percent and being so thinly staffed that you ments to the state budget. mitigate education cuts. amendments to his tuition pro- and approve Ross’ proposal. urged board members to press cannot deliver the kind of educa- Glazier said the funding out- N.C. Sen. Richard Stevens, posal. In the email, Ross said he “I think we will successfully campuses to become more effi- tional experience that students look for universities remains R-Wake and co-chairman of the no longer recommended two-year find a middle ground that gives cient. want and deserve,” Gage said. uncertain this year despite early Senate appropriations committee, increases for non-resident students. the campuses some stability for Growth in administrative Once the board approves a set estimates that the state will col- said that while he hopes to restore The amended proposal reflects the next two years,” Gage said. spending has outpaced instruc- of tuition increases for campuses, lect about $130 million more in some funding to universities in a back-and-forth among board Following a petition signed tional spending at a majority of the proposal will be sent to the revenue than projections for 2011. upcoming budgetary negotia- members about the proper role by 21 former board members UNC-system schools in recent N.C. General Assembly for final Multi-million dollar shortfalls for tions, the legislature’s majority for out-of-state tuition. Some opposed to tuition hikes that was years, according to the letter, but approval. Legislators have histori- Medicaid and preschool funding will likely not seek to raise taxes board members have advocated presented to the board earlier Gage said schools have to balance cally supported the board’s rec- could translate into more cuts for if the state’s unemployment rate shifting more of the tuition bur- this month, the board received operating more efficiently with ommendations. universities, he said. remains as high as 9.9 percent. den to out-of-state students, while another statement of opposi- providing quality services. Rep. Rick Glazier, The Republican leadership “I don’t anticipate tax increases others have expressed concern tion Monday from the American A cut of 15.6 percent, or $414 D-Cumberland and a member of also opted to sunset a temporary during an economic downturn,” that higher rates would deter out- Council of Trustees and Alumni, a million, in state funding last year the N.C. House appropriations one-penny sales tax in last year’s he said. of-state students from enrolling. non-profit organization based in prompted universities to elimi- subcommittee on education, said budget that would have generated Gage said Ross didn’t want Washington, D.C., that advocates nate about 3,000 filled positions he supports Ross’ tuition pro- about $1 billion in revenue for Contact the State & National the board to make “an emo- for affordability at universities. and hundreds of course sections. posal. Legislators will convene for the state. Democratic Gov. Bev Editor at [email protected].

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universities as well. As several lab start-up costs to do so. “At my age, it’s pushing me she added. “It’s a chicken and egg Faculty retention ghts administrators acknowledged, no to early retirement. I have two thing: If you build a great faculty, For the past three years, faculty have grown increasingly vulnerable to competing o ers from one has been quite as aggressive ’A chicken and egg thing’ more years as chairwoman of this students will come. If you have other schools as the state has slashed education spending and imposed a pay freeze. as the University of Michigan, department. Under similar bud- great students but faculty with no 60 No countero er made which endured similar financial Too often, Coble said, she lies get circumstances, I would not resources to teach them, they’ll No countero er made due to insucient funds duress only a few years ago to awake at night, thinking tactically agree to chair again,” she said. find them elsewhere.” Faculty lost despite countero er emerge with more of a “state- about how to stretch what few “For a great university, you 50 Faculty retained assisted model” than a state-sup- dollars her department has. don’t need the grand buildings — Contact the University Editor ported model, granting it more Too often, she has to say, “No.” you need faculty and students,” at [email protected]. Seven UNC-system universities have flexibility, said history department 40 requested revenue for faculty raises. Some chairman Lloyd Kramer. will devote more to that cause than others. “The word is out that times are tough. They’re on the prowl,” said 30 Campus Percent Dollar ammount ASU 18% $1.1 million Coble, who’s currently fending ECSU 55% $600,000 off Michigan’s attempts to woo a member of her department. 20 ECU 11% $1.6 million Friday, February 10th at 11:59pm EST International universities have

Number of faculty retention cases Number of faculty retention UNC-CH 28% $7 million UNC-G 20% $1.5 million also stepped up their efforts. Between April 2010 and May 10 DATA NCSU 6% $1.3 million Tuition protest NOT 2011, three professors left for WCU 4% $130,000 AVAIL- universities overseas. “We’re very Campus groups want students ABLE UNC-System 13% $13 million to have a greater say in tuition. See 0 Average well-regarded in the international 2007-08 2008-09 2009-10 2010-11 rankings,” Carney said. “That’s a games pg. 3 for story. SOURCE: CHARLIE PERUSSE, UNC-SYSTEM VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE DTH/MEG WRATHER source of pride, but it also paints a big bull’s-eye on us.” © 2012 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. Cloning Jesus students — and the ones UNC-CH Level: 1 2 3 4 Wisner Washam’s new novel retention has been hemorrhaging of late. from page 1 ‘A double hit’ follows a professor’s attempt to In addition to the counteroffers, clone Jesus. See pg. 3 for story. al cap, Ross’ figure marks the new 48 preemptive offers were made to Last summer, Barbara Rimer Complete the grid point of last resort for a University retain faculty members who did not found herself alone in a room with so each row, column enlisting its students — and $7 mil- have an outside offer in hand, but more than 30 of her fellow deans. and 3-by-3 box (in Wrestler arrested lion from their tuition revenue — to who were judged by their dean to As dean of the UNC Gillings School bold borders) contains The wrestler and son of UNC fend off competing offers to faculty. be at risk for outside recruitment. of Global Public Health, Rimer was every digit 1 to 9. wrestling coach was arrested How substantial or merely “Once the offer is in their hand, in Montreal for the Association of Wednesday. See pg. 3 for story. symbolic those raises turn out to the chances of them going is not Schools of Public Health’s annual Solution to low,” said Dr. Ron Strauss, executive be is for the deans and depart- deans’ retreat when someone asked Wednesday’s puzzle V-Day playlist ment chairmen to decide, said vice provost. “That’s when we say, the question: Who isn’t giving pay No matter how you feel about Executive Vice Chancellor and ‘Please don’t get on the airplane.’” raises this year? Valentine’s Day, Dive has a song Provost Bruce Carney, who will To make those counter or Rimer’s hand was the only one for you. See pg. 5 for story. give them the leeway to restore preemptive offers, schools and that shot up. “I think it really puts instructional losses and provide departments have looked to the us at risk,” she said. “It sends a merit-based raises as they see fit. endowment, trust funds and over- message to other schools of public Heartbreaker “I’d like to show them that we head funds, along with a UNC- health: Come steal our faculty.” The Tar Heels fell to Duke in have turned a corner,” he said. system faculty recruitment and Many of those vulnerable facul- a last-second shot last night in That will be possible only if the retention fund. ty include principal investigators Chapel Hill. See pg. 4 for story. state legislature agrees to grant the Since 2006, the system’s cam- whose salaries derive mostly from UNC system an exception to the puses have tapped into that fund research grants. Oftentimes, the pay freeze, which academics regard for nearly $10 million worth of grants allow for a raise — but the as sound educational and eco- hiring and retaining prized facul- state’s pay freeze has prevented nomic policy. Retaining new faculty ty, $1.7 million of which has been them from taking it. members, administrators said, is spent in Chapel Hill. “It’s infuriating, totally infuriat- more cost-effective than hiring new “I scarfed that up,” Carney said. ing,” Strauss said. “We want to let ones — though it remains unclear That fund has been drained them use the raises written into whether legislators will agree. to $38,071, said Charlie Perusse, their grant budgets.” “If we don’t get the pay vice president for finance for the When the researchers leave UNC raise, we’ll continue to work on UNC system, though administra- with their grants in tow, Rimer the instructional side and the tors hope to replenish it with $5 said it’s a “double hit” because the (C)2012 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Academic Plan,” Carney said. “But I million from tuition. schools lack the funds to hire a Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle All rights reserved. want, damn it, I want the pay raise.” Faculty are entertaining offers replacement. And when UNC does not only from deep-pocketed pri- recruit a high-caliber researcher, it Across 54 Far from fatty 11 Aquarium gunk 40 Pa 1 Honda Insight, e.g. 56 Actress Charlotte 12 Right-of-way sign 42 Stewed Holding on vate schools, but from rival public often takes as much as $500,000 in 7 Like some mus. keys 57 Night sky feature, and hint 15 Put on ice 43 Work on film 10 Bale filler to a four-letter sequence 18 Org. promoted by Betty 45 Aquafresh rival Together, the tuition propos- 13 2000s New Hampshire hidden in 17-Across and White 46 Locker room supply als offered by Carney and Ross senator John 10- and 25-Down 22 Relishes, as gossip 48 Alfalfa’s sweetie 14 Be up against 62 Short, for short 23 Talking point 49 Net sales? underscore a balancing act 16 Roth of “Inglourious 63 Dry run 24 Hersey’s bell town 51 Belgian avant-garde painter between maintaining access to Basterds” 64 Peter of “My Favorite Year” 25 Ammo for a simple cannon James higher education and upholding 17 Where pros play 65 100% 27 Buddhist monk, e.g. 53 Facility the academic quality that attracts DON’T MISS THIS WEEKEND’S 19 Vital statistic 66 Dallas opening? 30 Steinbeck’s “Cannery __” 55 Mercury or Saturn, e.g. 20 Actress Kudrow 67 Stout 31 Marching syllable 58 GPS offering students in the first place. To that 21 Word with the 57-Across in 33 It shines on the Seine 59 One of the small fry end, Carney frequently turned to CUAB’s FREE MOVIES 10-Down Down 36 Cabinet design feature 60 Bent piece low faculty morale and the need 23 Woolen caps 1 Dallas closing? 37 __ of the realm: noblemen 61 Juan Carlos, to his subjects • • • Free Admission with UNC Student One Card • • • 26 “This American Life” host 2 Trophy, often 39 Lucy of “Ally McBeal” to raise salaries during the tenu- Glass 3 “Dear Yoko” dedicatee ous tuition debate last fall. 28 Like some silverware 4 Home perm features He cited top professors as the life- Friday, Feb. 10 29 Prefix with meter 5 One opposed blood of campus, the ones who draw 30 Lists of priors 6 Word with the 57-Across in 7:00pm... IMMORTALS 32 Man of the cloth 17-Across 34 Mean mutt 7 Scratch 9:30pm... 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College LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Duke-hating in the DTH UCS finding proper role kids and crosses the line in entrepreneurship TO THE EDITOR: In response to Eshe Nelson’s Really, Mr. Tucker? Really, piece titled “Generation Z trendy UNC? A hate movement? brings entrepreneurship to Yes, because that’s truly the the fore,” I’d like to clarify the “American” way. role University Career Services candidates I can’t see how this is any dif- plays in the UNC-ecosystem ferent from how Hitler rallied related to entrepreneurship. ou want my vote for presi- the world into hating the Jews. Our mission is to help stu- dent? Show me a political Editorial I am grieved and ashamed dents clarify and attain their Y platform. Amid grow- to see such powerful words like goals, and we work with stu- ing election buzz, it’s easy for “hate” circulating around UNC dents who are trying to deter- students to get behind a trendy in fliers and in the newspaper, mine if entrepreneurship is the candidate without understanding A crossroads for the BOG and getting away with it ’neath right path for them. We have the ins and outs of his platform. the mask of “just a game.” hundreds of these conversa- Of course, educated voting Let’s not flatter ourselves tions each semester. fees, and out-of-state students years, and the UNC system is vital to any healthy political The real work for the with such sense when we can- Our office also contributes system. But it’s especially crucial would face a 6 percent hike. needs to undertake an equally not even sense the strong, abu- to campus entrepreneurship for young people to be informed, BOG begins after it Right now, this is the only broad assessment of the ways sive use of the word ‘hate’. through H4 and through given the outsize influence of the reasonable way to offset the it will cope with an anti-edu- There is nothing effective in support of the Chancellor’s youth vote in the national politi- meets Thursday. effects of last year’s $414 mil- cation legislature. hate movements and nothing Student Innovation Team and cal dialogue. he UNC-system Board lion budget cut and preserve This may sound obvious, but admirable in resorting to fal- Carolina Creates (of which I I’ll admit, I’ve put two Obama of Governors should educational quality at UNC. if education isn’t really a prior- lacies of ad hominem abusive am the staff adviser). stickers on my car with only a approve President But an across-the-board ity for the organization tasked strategies — name-calling. The one quote Nelson used T You’ve only brought shame from our twenty-minute con- vague idea of his economic, domes- Thomas Ross’ tuition plan at tuition increase is just about with allocating education tic and foreign policies. Most of its meetings today and Friday. the least innovative, narrowest funding, the schools are going upon your own head in pub- versation referred to our office’s licizing this article and move- desire to not duplicate and my initial political opinions came Though this year’s tuition solution conceivable. Our uni- to have to pick up the slack. from my left-leaning parents, ment, and I would like to compete with existing entrepre- decision-making process has versity can do better. But students shouldn’t have especially my mother, who likes to declare that you do not repre- neurship education available yell obscene things at Republican been far from ideal, Ross’ plan The BOG needs to ask tough to bear the brunt of funding sent the true Carolina spirit or through various sources here politicians on television. is the best (and perhaps only) questions about how best to cuts. We’ve endured progres- way. Go Heels — go for reals! on campus like the entrepre- Luckily, I happen to agree option on the table right now, survive and thrive in this econo- sively higher tuition and lesser neurship minor, the Center for with most of Obama’s policies. and the BOG should pass it. my, and it needs to be prepared quality for too long. Elisabeta Pindic ’12 Entrepreneurial Studies, etc. But after watching this year’s After these hikes, however, to act on the answers, regardless UNC cannot keep living Philosophy and English Like many offices on cam- Republican debates, I real- the BOG must undertake a of how unpalatable they may be. hand-to-mouth, responding to pus, we are actively working to ized how little I knew about his serious review of its responses Incremental hikes cannot be each successive blow from the More time needed to find a role that will allow us to potential opponents. So I set out to budget cuts and come up used, year after year, to stave state legislature with equally plan Chapel Hill 2020 best engage with the entrepre- to figure out who these guys are with a better solution than off the effects of budget cuts. unpredictable hikes to tuition. neurial goals of students. There and what they believe in. simply raising tuition in pro- When it comes to tuition, stu- The University’s leaders TO THE EDITOR: are very positive things on the Last week’s editorial “Chapel horizon for both our office and As students, we have access to portion to the amount the leg- dents deserve predictability. should be considering the limitless information and incred- Hill 2020, this decade: Petition the greater University, and The economic and political complex yet basic question of ibly diverse opinions. It is our islature cuts the budget. to delay development plan’s we’re excited to be part of it. civic responsibility to educate Under Ross’ plan, in-state landscape of the state of North whether the current model is release is misguided” seems to ourselves, regardless of whom we students would face a 9.9 per- Carolina has undergone a working. To us, it seems clear have an unclear understanding Gary Miller support. cent increase in tuition and fundamental change in recent that it is broken. of the petition it criticizes and Assistant Director Of course, young people’s ten- the process it praises. University Career Services dency to blindly support a candi- The editorial suggests that date isn’t limited to Democrats. In more conversations between Athletes should be able Iowa, Ron Paul swept the youth residents will be fruitless. I to enter regular lottery vote, claiming support from 48 QuickHits wonder if any of the writers of percent of voters ages 18 to 29. the piece have actually been to TO THE EDITOR: To put it in perspective, the next a Chapel Hill 2020 even thus I am writing on behalf of all runner-up, Rick Santorum, only Standby line randomized Duke blue Burberry tie Siri says ‘heels’ far. junior, sophomore and fresh- got 23 percent of this demograph- If they had, they would have men Tar Heel athletes, or at ic. At UNC, I’ve spoken with sever- The standby line for the Duke A Duke coach was spotted at Let’s not lie, Siri is overrated. seen the wonderful discussions the very least, the ones on the al students who say they’d support game was random- the game wearing But she has some taking place about the future of varsity women’s rowing team. him in a Republican primary. ized, meaning stu- what is possibly redeeming quali- our community and the range Yes, athletes get the divine Now, I’m not here to support or dents who showed the most heinous ties, one of which is of complex issues that need privilege to enter into a sepa- refute those who would vote for up early weren’t article of clothing that she responds more time to be ironed out. rate, more exclusive lottery for Paul. But I believe he is a candi- given priority when we’ve ever seen: to the word “Tar” Public discussions around men’s basketball tickets. We all date whose actual platforms are deciding who’d get to fill any a Duke blue Burberry tartan with an enthusiastic “Heels!” issues as complex as those appreciate that we seem to have too often drowned out by cries of empty seats. Another stellar tie. Sucks to suck. Also sucks She still can’t tell us the score being considered in the Chapel better odds of getting tickets “Ron Paul’s my homeboy!” moment for the Ticket Office. to be tacky. of the game though. Hill 2020 process are naturally and that we don’t have to mess Young people tend to support difficult. But good leadership around with phases and show- Paul because he says he would and facilitation can keep par- ing up to games early just to sit bring greater individual liberty to Herman Cain Duke commercial Coed housing nixed ticipants on track and make in a seat that was specifically Americans. He plans to de-regu- the final plan much better. allotted to us. We get this treat- The Duke commercial shown This is really silly. It’s hard to late many federal agencies, leav- UNC College Republicans are Those who signed the peti- ment even when applying for during halftime imagine who could ing states to set their own policies. shelling out $9,999 tion — including me — believe Duke tickets, or so we thought. confirmed every possibly object This manifests itself in almost to bring the Repub- that extending the plan dead- The student athlete lottery stereotype about to gender-neutral every aspect of Paul’s platform, and lican also-ran to line is a necessary first step in was supposed to open Feb. 7 the school: self-im- housing, since I certainly can’t take every issue on campus. Cain may improving the process and the at 10 p.m. Naturally, we were portant, contrived the only people it in the space of this column. be infamous for his plan, and making up for cur- eagerly awaiting sign-ups that and generally icky. Who prac- would affect are those whom But I ask my peers to think 9-9-9 tax plan, but what we’re rent inadequacies. day. Then, we all received an tices violin in a room where a it would help. UNC needs to seriously about the effects this curious about are his tuition The editorial argues that a email telling us there weren’t ballet class is being held? get with the times. de-regulation would have on ideas. The 9-9 plan perhaps? strict deadline will force the any tickets left to the game. some of the policies they may plan’s contributors to “make Could this be because every take for granted, but nonetheless comprises, reconcile differ- other non-senior on campus are impacted by every single day. ences and produce results.” was able to sign up for a ticket I, for one, take comfort in know- We’re really sorry about this, but newspapers have rivals, too. We lost a bet to The Planning does require com- through the regular student lot- ing that my cheeseburger from Chronicle, the rag of a paper at the school down the road. Shield your eyes. promise, but those compro- tery nearly two weeks ago? If I’d Buns doesn’t have mad cow dis- mises need to be carefully con- been able to enter the regular ease. Clearly, the effects of Paul’s sidered so that everyone’s needs student lottery and lost, I would policies would be more radical are adequately addressed. be bitter about it, but at least it than just legalizing marijuana. Rushing the plan would lead would have been fair. To take another example, look to hasty decisions, eroding qual- My request is for the Athletic at how Paul advocates home ity of life here. What’s more, it’s Department to allow athletes to schooling rather than public edu- unheard of for plans to be devel- submit into the regular lottery. cation. He’s so busy talking about oped in less than a year. Good Why would there be tickets the tax dollars we’d save that he planning is, at its core, thought- left unclaimed less than a day forgets to mention the detrimen- ful and inclusive. The process before the Duke game? Please, tal effects this would have on hasn’t been thus far, so we need let’s be more realistic in the public universities (like the one more time to get it right. Duke ticket allotment schedule. we attend here in Chapel Hill). Regardless of what some cynics Jeff Miles ’12 Alexandra Davis ’14 may say, students hold significant Journalism and Geography Political Science power in deciding how this coun- try runs and who runs it. But our votes are wasted if we don’t really SPEAK OUT know who our candidates are and Writing guidelines why we’re voting for them. • Please type: Handwritten letters will not be accepted. I challenge students in the • Sign and date: No more than two people should sign letters. 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