UNC Anti-Racist Alerts

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 126 YEARS OF SERVING UNC STUDENTS AND THE UNIVERSITY VOLUME 127, ISSUE 34 ‘UNC Anti-Racist Alerts’ notify students of Confederates on campus The text alert system has first day of classes, when a text alert included two men openly carrying to campus. Days after an armed Alert Carolina system hasn’t informed informed her that four members of a guns, was getting closer. appearance on campus by the Heirs the community of such events. gained 950 subscribers since Confederate group were armed at the Since community demonstrators last March, interim Chancellor Kevin The text that pinged Drew, who launching on Aug. 20. entrance of UNC’s campus. toppled Silent Sam in August 2018, Guskiewicz announced plans for a is one of two student members on Drew, a member of Black the Heirs To The Confederacy new Campus Safety Commission Guskiewicz’s safety commission, By Charlie McGee Congress and an affiliate of activist have become a familiar face meant “to take a broader look at all about the Heirs’ most recent visit Director of Investigations group Defend UNC, lost focus on her among various out-of-town groups aspects of community safety.” to Chapel Hill didn’t come from the class. She became concerned for her traveling to Chapel Hill with the But UNC has faced a variety of University’s alert system. Sophomore De’Ivyion Drew was own safety, glancing out the window stated purpose of advocating for criticisms over its role in Silent Sam- sitting in a lecture on Aug. 20, the and wondering if the group, which the Confederate monument’s return related conflicts, one being that its SEE ALERTS, PAGE 6

PHOTO COURTESY OF THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Red wolves are one of the world’s most endangered species.

PHOTO COURTESY OF JIM HANULA, U.S. FOREST SERVICE PHOTO COURTESY OF THE U.S. FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE Red-cockaded woodpeckers have been endangered since 1970. North Carolina supports the most known sites for the dwarf wedgemussel. Over 60 North Carolina species lose federal protections

New Trump administration likely to become endangered within Wildlife Service, said these animals beyond just the bird itself,” Fuller said. by climate change,” he said. the foreseeable future throughout all often reflect what is occurring in the The revisions to the act also Weaver said it is now the changes to the Endangered or a significant portion of its range. surrounding water and land. change the conditions in which responsibility of the citizens of Species Act threaten wildlife. Sierra Weaver, senior attorney “The mussels are indicative of a species are deemed endangered or North Carolina to protect species at the Southern Environmental larger problem,” she said. threatened. Now economic factors, facing new threats due to the Trump By David Saff Law Center, said this change will Mussels are key factors in such as resources used to maintain administration’s revisions and to Senior Writer drastically affect threatened species. determining water quality, Moore population levels as well as potential make sure their voices are included in “We have always just extended the said. Many of these mussels became natural resource extraction, are also decision making going forward. The Trump administration issued same protections endangered species rare due to the amount of agriculture considered alongside biological ones. “The most important thing for a number of changes earlier this get to threatened species,” Weaver in North Carolina and the amount of “(A species) should be listed people to do is to stay up to date on month to the Endangered Species said. “What this change does is it says sediment in streams. whether it has a great economic what’s happening in their areas,” Act in a move that many believe will we’re not going to protect threatened Manley Fuller, vice president of impact or not,” Fuller said. Weaver said. weaken its effects. species the same way.” conservation policy at the North This could mean trouble for Moore has another method for Since 1973, the ESA has succeeded This change in protection, she Carolina Wildlife Federation, shared species that require resources to dealing with the now less effective in saving 99 percent of species from said, can lead to a never-ending cycle this sentiment. just remain on the endangered list, ESA. Since a majority of endangered extinction, but one of the most of species entering and exiting the “Often times species loss, or like the red-cockaded woodpecker, species are on privately owned land, controversial revisions to the act endangered species categorization. extinction, on a more localized level, Moore said. If these species were she said the only way to protect them involves removing protections for “Right as that species is starting is a consequence of human change to moved to the threatened list, they is to incentivize the landowners. threatened species. to recover, as soon you can get it the environment,” he said. “Species could lose all of this support. “If we ask them as a public North Carolina is home to 61 from endangered to threatened, loss is not in a vacuum, and it’s a Fuller said he was also concerned service to look after something like federally endangered and threatened you remove all the protections and reflection of what’s going on with with revisions that appear to disregard a rare species, that’s at a cost to that species. Some of North Carolina’s mostly what you will see is that other environmental issues.” species under threat of climate change. landowner,” she said. “May be big, species under threat of extinction species is going to end up right back Fuller referenced the endangered “The term ‘foreseeable future’ was may be little, but if we, the public, include the bald eagle, the red- in that endangered bucket because red-cockaded woodpecker, another considered by a number of people as a think that’s important, we should be cockaded woodpecker and the it lost all of its protections,” she said. N.C. species that gives an indication red flag because it’s kind of ambiguous, able to put a value on that.” loggerhead turtle. Also included in this list and often of its surrounding environment. and they felt like that would be used According to U.S. Fish & Wildlife forgotten are mussels. Julie Moore, a “These listed species are emblematic by the agency to not consider species @david_saff Services, threatened species are species recent retiree from the U.S. Fish and of their native habitats, which go that are probably going to be affected [email protected]

I can see no way out but through. ROBERT FROST 2 Wednesday, September 4, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel The Daily Tar Heel Established 1893 125 years of editorial freedom Funds raised for stolen unicycle MADDY ARROWOOD More than $300 was raised were so upset they convinced Christie EDITOR-IN-CHIEF to create a GoFundMe page for a [email protected] to replace a student’s replacement unicycle. MARCO QUIROZ-GUTIERREZ signature transportation. Kris Jordan, an assistant MANAGING EDITOR professor in the computer science [email protected] By Macy Meyer department, and other members EMILY SIEGMUND Staff Writer of the department have already ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR donated to the page. [email protected] Last year, the UNC community “I really like unicycling everywhere MYAH WARD got to know first-year student and I feel like it’s been a really big part DIRECTOR OF ENTERPRISE Jasper Christie who rode a unicycle of my experience at UNC,” Christie [email protected] everywhere around campus. said. “It feels really weird to just be This fall semester, Christie is back walking everywhere now.” MAEVE SHEEHEY on campus as a sophomore majoring The GoFundMe page has already UNIVERSITY EDITOR in computer science, but is missing reached and surpassed its maximum [email protected] one important thing — their unicycle. goal after circulating on Facebook ANNA POGARCIC Despite using a bike lock, Christie for just a few days, Christie said. CITY, STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR said their unicycle was stolen this past “The fact that it’s gone significantly [email protected] summer while it was parked at a bike over the goal amount means that JESSICA HARDISON rack on Franklin Street. After weeks of I’m going to buy potentially a bigger ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT EDITOR posting on social media and looking unicycle or more accessories, but it’s [email protected] for the unicycle around surrounding all going to go toward the unicycle,” RYAN WILCOX communities, Christie said their Christie said. SPORTS EDITOR unicycle has still not resurfaced. UNC students Ella Carter [email protected] “At this point, I don’t see myself and Austin Tyner, both friends AUDREY BURKE getting it back,” Christie said. “It’s of Christie, agreed that Jasper gone, and I don’t think I’m going to not having their unicycle makes JEFFREY SHUTTER be seeing it again.” campus culture feel less complete. DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITORS But all is not lost. Friends and “It really brightens my day to see DTH FILE/ HARPER SWING [email protected] UNC staff have been diligent these Jasper and their unicycle everywhere,” Jasper Christie, a first-year computer science major, rides their unicycle during BRANDON STANDLEY past few months by helping Christie Carter said. “It’s such a big part of their a break between classes in front of Murphy Hall on Monday, Feb. 25, 2019. PHOTO EDITOR search for the missing unicycle and, identity, and I love them for it. I really [email protected] more recently, raising funds to help miss having the unicycle around.” will soon be able to purchase a new Jasper is a wonderful person and MOLLY WEISNER them purchase a replacement. Tyner said she was surprised unicycle because it is such a big part their unicycle is part of what makes COPY CHIEF & SOCIAL MEDIA MANAGER Christie, who serves as a COMP 110 Christie’s unicycle was stolen of their identity. them so wonderful.” “Jasper and their unicycle is like [email protected] teaching assistant, said they informed because it is such a unique means fellow TAs at a meeting about the of transportation. She said she was peanut butter and jelly,” Carter said. @macyemeyer “They brighten my day as a pair. [email protected] Mail and Office: 109 E. Franklin St. missing unicycle. They said colleagues excited, however, to hear that they Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Maddy Arrowood, editor-in-chief, 962-4086 Advertising & Business, 962-1163 News, Features, Sports, 962-0245 One copy per person; additional copies may be purchased Cedar Ridge begins year with incorrect class schedules at The Daily Tar Heel for $.25 each. Please report suspicious activity at our By Alice Bennet Dumain said she tried to meet officer for Orange County Schools, has happened in the past. distribution racks by emailing with counselors, but her request [email protected] Senior Writer but he did not respond to a request “Everybody always expects, ‘Oh was denied. O’Neill said a counselor for comment in time for publication. © 2012 DTH Media Corp. we’re going to have something All rights reserved Students preparing to begin closed the door on her, preventing For the first day of classes, while the screwed up, we’re going to have to school at Cedar Ridge High School her from entering the office. school was working on resolving the go get our schedule changed and were in for a surprise when they Jason Johnson, Orange County conflicts, O’Neill said her child went get that worked out,’” Dumain said. Correction: The article, received schedules in the mail — executive director of schools, sent to the gym for empty class periods, “This year was just a disaster.” “Readmission process simplified unwanted classes, empty blocks and an email to Cedar Ridge parents playing games and watching movies. Though most of the scheduling to survey,” on page five of the Aug. overcrowded rooms were standard. after the open house, apologizing to Meanwhile, Cedar Ridge principal issues have now been corrected, 28 issue of The Daily Tar Heel used Dorothy O’Neill, a parent of students and families for the stress Intisar Hamidullah sent voicemails some parents blame Hamidullah for incorrect pronouns for a source. a student at the Hillsborough caused by the scheduling errors. to parents reassuring them that the the flawed master schedule and are The article has been updated online school, said she was outraged by “It has become apparent in scheduling conflicts would be quickly demanding change in the school’s to reflect the source’s preferred the scheduling errors. By the first order to correct individual student resolved. O’Neill said she wasn’t administration. Parents recently pronouns. The Daily Tar Heel day of classes on Aug. 26, her son, a schedules there needs to be major satisfied with the principal’s calls. created a Facebook group to discuss apologizes for this error. first-year, was missing classes. Lisa adjustments made to the master “According to her, in her what they believe to be broader Dumain, another parent, said her schedule,” Johnson said in the email. voicemails to the parents which just issues at Cedar Ridge. son was registered for Advanced Johnson said district and school make the parents madder because “We need new leadership,” Placement classes that he had no staff would work to correct the master we know it’s not true, it’s all fine, but O’Neill said. “Somehow, the other interest in taking. schedule, responsible for defining class it’s not,” O’Neill said. high school in the district doesn’t Contact Managing Editor Marco Students received a revised periods, over the weekend, but the Though parents said scheduling have these types of problems. We Quiroz-Gutierrez at schedule at Cedar Ridge’s open house schedules handed to students on the errors have occurred at Cedar know it can be done.” managing.editor@dailytarheel. on Friday, Aug. 23, three days before first day of class were still incorrect. Ridge before, Dumain and O’Neill com with news tips, comments, the first day of class. Though schedules The Daily Tar Heel reached out to insisted that the impact of this @alicebbennett corrections or suggestions. were different, they were still wrong. Seth Stephens, chief communications year’s issues extend beyond what [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel Opinion Wednesday, September 4, 2019 3 FEATURED ONLINE Established 1893, 126 years of editorial freedom READER COMMENT EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS MADDY ARROWOOD EDITOR, [email protected] “Correction: the ABBAS HASAN ABHISHEK SHANKAR ...NEW HIRES BEING DEVON JOHNSON OPINION EDITOR, [email protected] PAIGE MASTEN SAVANNAH FAIRCLOTH ANNOUNCED NEXT identity politics ELISA KADACKAL ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR SETH NEWKIRK AND... PRINT EDITION! summer reading list.” Gordon Trenchard in response to Abbas Hasan “Editorial board’s favorite summer reads” is a junior American Studies and Politcal Tell us your sign and we’ll tell KVETCHING BOARD Science major kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain COLUMN you your UNC scandal Could the DTH opinion twitter be any more snarky? Serious question, UNC’s EDITORIAL I’d like to see it snarkier. The astrological guide you’ve Cancer don’t care about your feelings.” — Ben Smh at the people who leave their Shapiro. Neither do the Vanity Fair ringer on and have phone sounds Reckoning Let’s face it: y’all are always in your all been waiting for is finally girls, apparently. activated just so you can hear all of On Aug. 24, one week after moving feels. Cancers are known for being their social activity. back to UNC for my sophomore here. You’re welcome. incredibly complex and mysterious; year, a KKK rally took place in it can take quite a while to truly get to Sagittarius Hillsborough. These demonstrators Last semester, the Editorial When people park at the pump while know them. Sagittarians are witty people who stood outside of the Orange County Board made its astrological debut by they go into the gas station to get stuff Scandal: The Winston pooper. light up any room they walk into. Courthouse, some in white robes, choosing the perfect Franklin Street Because honestly, WTF? We don’t However, they tend to be brutally bearing signs in support of the KKK restaurant for each Zodiac sign. I don’t understand frat men understand you. honest, so they often come across and Confederate ideals. Before we find ourselves in the as tactless. As I read more about the rally, midst of even more UNC craziness, we To the people who sing EVERY word Scandal: Babes who Blade. Y’all one phrase on their signs stood out, thought we’d reminisce on the chaos Leo of “Act Up” by City Girls at parties... of the past few years by looking to the really need to learn to keep your “Yesterday, Today, Forever!” Images Simply put, Leos are drama including the one y’all KNOW you’re stars once again. mouths shut. from history classes flashed in my mind, queens. They are spicy and love to be not supposd to sing. Step aside, Co-Star. We’re the but this was no history lecture. It was in the spotlight. Leos are represented masters of the universe now. 2019. History suddenly became present. by the lion — this speaks to their Capricorn People who don’t know how to order This semester, I am taking two courage and ambition. Capricorns are reliable, logical and at 1.5.0. in BOL classes in the College of Arts and Aries Scandal: Silent Sam’s demise. In the realistic. They are disciplined yet shy, Sciences’ Reckoning: Race, Memory Aries, you’re a classic fire sign. words of Queen Beyoncé Knowles- making them unlikely to take risks and Couples who hold hands while and Reimagining the Public Hot-headed and short-tempered, Carter, “You know you that bitch when stand up for what they want. walking between classes and shout University initiative. According to yet bold and independent. Y’all have you cause all this conversation.” Scandal: Silent Sam’s shrine. Too pet names at one another. Could you their website, the initiative seeks a lot of ambition. scared to stick it to the BOG, smh. just not? to “support student learning and Scandal: Davie Poplar explosion. Virgo discussions about heritage, race, Literally. On. Fire. To all of the straight women who Most Virgos are perfectionists, Aquarius post-conflict legacies, politics of obviously watched Queer Eye over the making them very goal-oriented and Who doesn’t love an Aquarius? Y’all remembrance and contemporary summer, if I hear one more “yassss Taurus methodical. However, Virgos can are eccentric and unconventional. You projects of reconciliation.” kween” I’m snatching your wig. Entering UNC as a first-year in the Taurus, you’re a bit of a also be very calculating due to their spend a lot of time in your own heads, fall of 2018, I was quickly introduced commitment-phobe. You dislike dedicated and competitive nature. though, which is why you sometimes Scandal: SBP elections. Boring, but come across as a little scatterbrained Please pick your head up from your to the complicated history of the change and are unwilling to step phone while walking between classes. University. Silent Sam came down outside of your comfort zone — full of power moves. and insensitive. Scandal: Spidergate. Also known If one more first-year on Twitter on the night before my first day of which is precisely why you are often cuts me off I’m asserting my senior classes. The ensuing rallies, protests so hesitant to let someone take up Libra as Spidey Sam. A little strange, but we love it anyways. privilege and bulldozing them and dialogues surrounding race and permanent residence in your heart. Ever the diplomat, a Libra is always the history of UNC encouraged me to Scandal: Every single member of the fair and just. Even though they crave It’s literally impossible to drive on learn more about Chapel Hill and its administration being interim. Y’all just balance and equilibrium, Libras are Pisces Hillsborough St between 4:30 and past. The Reckoning initiative was a can’t commit. known for their indecisiveness. Pisces tend to be very grounded, but 6:00 p.m. SOMEBODY FIX IT. perfect place to start. Scandal: The weather. Two can easily get caught up in illusions. In my courses, we have covered Gemini hurricanes? A snowstorm? Make up They are escapists by nature, which My professor is trying wayyy too hard material about the American You’ve probably heard this one your mind, please. can be problematic and impractical. to be relatable and I’ve never wanted South and the earliest years of the Scandal: OWASA crises, Parts University. We have also learned before, Gemini — you’re kind of two- a dry lecture so badly in my life faced. This isn’t necessarily a bad Scorpio One and Two. Pisces is a water sign, about the different native populations so it just makes sense. Also, Orange that existed here and how UNC has thing, though. It just means that you’re Scorpios have serious BDE; they are Hot Girl Summer is...almost over? adaptable and thrive in almost any County’s water infrastructure is benefitted from selling enslaved passionate AF and very assertive. We anything but practical. people and native land. social situation. love Scorpios because they value facts Anyone else ever get nervous while Scandal: Carol Folt’s resignation. So how did we do? Do you identify opening their web browser for a After only two weeks of classes over feelings, so we can always trust with your astrological scandal? We this semester, I’ve learned how this Whose side was she on, anyways? them to tell it like it is. PollEverywhere in class? Asking for We still can’t tell. mostly hope that the scandals keep a friend... University has landed in its current Scandal: Vanity Fair article. “Facts coming so we can do this again. situation. I have been exposed to stories and truths I never knew that have Sorority rush is still going on helped me contextualize this place. EDITORIAL The Reckoning initiative is not only Classes aren’t fucking cancelled yet good for learning more history, but its and it’s about to rain true value also lies in how the courses The do’s and dont’s of help students of UNC understand the There’s still mold in my air conditioning present. The racism and exclusion that unit @Craige has existed in Chapel Hill, Orange Hurricane Dorian County and North Carolina is not Hurricane Dorian is making its Please stop trying to heat up your tin something that existed only in the past. way up the east coast toward North Don’t deny climate Do help organizations foil in the wee hours of the night. I’m It is present and still informs life Carolina, expected to make its pass change. supporting disaster relief already getting 5 hours of sleep I don’t here. The old, black and white photos by the Outer Banks by around need a fire alarm interrupting that. It’s real y’all. That’s it. For example, it took about five of KKK rallies I see in my lectures Friday evening. minutes of research (on Google) to are not ancient artifacts, but part of a In response, the internet has find these organizations. larger story that continues today. The been doing what the internet always Don’t forget The City of Miami’s donation Submit your kvetches to our new rally in Hillsborough is yet another does — making a meme of it. ...that you’ve probably vacationed drive, The Smile Trust’s Hurricane Twitter account @DTHOpinion example of this legacy. Y’all know we love to joke about in the Bahamas or coastal cities in the Dorian Relief Fund and the World using #kvetch! Looking into the past and having the weather in our QuickHits and U.S., and have enjoyed the benefits Central Kitchen disaster-relief team, difficult conversations about this kvetches, and we appreciate a good of these places without paying more which is working to feed Bahamians. SPEAK OUT University is how UNC can heal and meme as much as the next editorial than the cost of your accommodations. move forward. But first, the students, WRITING GUIDELINES board. However, this storm, unlike If you enjoy spending time in these Do keep rural North faculty, administration and other the humidity that we love to places when they’re warm and sunny, • Please type. Handwritten letters will not Carolina communities in be accepted. stakeholders of this institution need to complain about, is deadly. you should be willing to support them • Sign and date. No more than two peo- know how we got here. Also, they need That said, we’d like to offer the mind to actively want to improve this place. after a storm, too. ple should sign letters. following list of the do’s and don’ts ...and be prepared to support • Students: Include your year, major and Ignoring problems and leaving of Dorian. them, too. phone number. history in the past solves nothing. post that meme with a Eastern N.C. is home to • Faculty/staff: Include your department Instead, it continues the dangerous Do Don’t just make a meme. donation link. some of the most concentrated, and phone number. legacies of exclusion that laid the intergenerational poverty in the • Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, foundation of racial tension on, and Storms like these actually Make sure your followers and state. These communities are the accuracy and vulgarity. Limit letters to 250 words. the racist tendencies of, this campus. impact people’s lives. So if you’re friends can easily support the most likely to be hit by Dorian. Let’s Learning more about this place and its going to make a meme about the communities being impacted by not let our place in a relatively- SUBMISSION history is the first step. These issues hurricane, we recommend that you Dorian. There are a lot of ways to wealthy and urban part of the • Drop off or mail to our office at 109 may seem too broad or permanent, follow up by actually supporting help out, and most don’t require state allow us to forget about our E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC 27514 Email: [email protected] but we have to start somewhere. the affected communities. anything more than a Google search. neighbors to the east. I’m proud that UNC has taken EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and action with the Reckoning initiative. I As the hyper-connected internet Whether in response to Dorian We have the capacity, and letters do not necessarily represent the opin- am equally proud of and excited for the community that we have become, or fire relief in the Amazon, our therefore the obligation, to do more ions of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials students taking the classes. It’s on us to these do’s and don’ts apply to almost tendency to meme or feel self- to bring attention and resources to reflect the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel seek the truth, deal with and act on it. editorial board, which comprises 15 board any context in which we use social satisfied by posting an Instagram these communities. members, the opinion assistant editor and Only then can we create the future of media to meme, or as a platform for story about a disaster in another part In short, we encourage you to put editor and the editor-in-chief. this University that we want to see. advocacy. of the world simply isn’t enough. your money where your meme is. 4 Wednesday, September 4, 2019 News The Daily Tar Heel Sustainability groups recruit at social By Maydha Devarajan the Union Art Gallery for the event. power of collective student action to the Three Zeros Initiative, waste per it takes to process waste materials Senior Writer Sage Turek, co-chairperson of to enact sustainable change at UNC capita to landfills has also declined by after tailgates, Tipton said, either EAC, said the annual event is a way in her remarks at the event, citing 27 percent between 2001 and 2017. by asking fans to avoid using plastic Students streamed into the Union for environmentally-focused people initiatives like Tar Heel bikes and Epsilon Eta President Allie Omens bags or removing bags from their Art Gallery Thursday for an evening to get more involved and learn about recycling on campus. said the Three Zeros Initiative is trash at bins. centered around sustainability and different groups on campus. She “I encourage you to use your great, but there is still progress to be Turek said while she thinks environmental consciousness. said in addition to hosting a speaker voice, to harness your power,” made to reduce waste on campus, the University could improve The Environmental Affairs series, some of the EAC’s goals for Armbruster said. particularly by increasing awareness its environmental platform by Committee (EAC), one of several the year include collaborating with Since 2000, potable water use at about composting. participating in coal divestment, committees that make up the the Carolina Union Activities Board UNC has decreased by 63 percent “When students aren’t exactly she echoed Tipton’s sentiments Undergraduate Executive Branch of to help facilitate more green events per square foot, while greenhouse composting at a very high rate about individual ways in which UNC Student Government, partnered and with Carolina Dining Services to gas emissions have been reduced even with compostable materials, students can make efforts to be more with the Three Zeros Environmental create more vegan signage. by 35 percent per square foot since it’s hard to justify offering more environmentally-conscious. Initiative — the University’s “We’re just continuing to 2007. The Three Zeros Initiative, compost bins,” Omens said. “The biggest way that humans sustainability program — to host the encourage people to use reusable developed in 2016 by the UNC Office BJ Tipton, waste diversion can have an environmental impact, Sustainability Social. items and to live a smart and of Sustainability, aims to reduce the manager, said a way students can live in my opinion, is for everyone to Organizations across campus, sustainable life,” Turek said. University’s environmental footprint, more sustainably is by being aware just make one small change in their from the Sustainable Fashion Amy Armbruster, research focusing on net-zero water usage, of waste reduction and recycling life,” Turek said. Initiative to UNC’s environmental and outreach manager of UNC’s zero waste to landfills and net-zero methods. The University is also honors fraternity, Epsilon Eta, filled sustainability office, highlighted the greenhouse gas emissions. According trying to reduce the cost and time [email protected] Varsity runner doubles as SoundCloud rapper By Nathan Wesley cool,’” Spragley said. “So I memorized Staff Writer all the songs, and ever since then, I just started writing.” It takes a lot of guts to ask someone That movie motivated him to to check out your SoundCloud with write his first song, “Ball Like Curry,” full belief that they won’t think your and upload it to SoundCloud. The music is trash. Michael Spragley did song has now been played over exactly that last week on the eighth 2,000 times. floor of Davis Library. Spragley was so amazed by the He goes by the name Speedy Sprag positive responses that he continued — because he is a fast runner, he to write. Along with spitting the bars said. He expresses himself through on his tracks, he also produces many running and rapping: Spragley of his songs using Logic Pro software. is a first-year distance runner on His most popular song, “Acid the UNC track and field and cross Trip,” has been played more than country teams. He typically runs the 17,000 times. The song samples one-mile and two-mile races. Chance The Rapper’s “Brain Cells.” “I started running in the sixth “He really kind of popped off,” said grade because I was in gym class,” sophomore Adysen Rothman, who Spragley said. “I ran a six-minute recently listened to “Acid Trip.” mile and my gym teacher said I The term “SoundCloud rappers” should join the track team, and ever often gets a bad rap — no pun since then, I’ve been running.” intended — and many students Also an exercise and sports interviewed by the DTH were science major, Spragley is working skeptical about listening to Spragley’s PHOTO COURTESY OF MICHAEL SPRAGLEY to find a good balance between his track. But most were left impressed Michael Spragley, an athlete on the UNC track team, is also a SoundCloud rapper by the name “Speedy Sprag.” schoolwork, his sport and rapping. by his wordplay. He started rapping at a young age, “He reminds me of YBN thanks to a popular Disney Channel Cordae,” Reana Johnson, a senior to it more than once.” songs, his lyrics tell a story about “I had crushes and you know, it’s original movie, “Let It Shine,” about communications major, said. “The Spragley is now venturing out a time in his life where he faced just like a bunch of love songs about a shy teenager who has a secret lyrics are straight to the point, but from SoundCloud, with his new challenges that many people can that, and they’re really dope.” rapping talent that ultimately wins also catchy. I would have loved album, “Overthinking,” which can be relate to. him the girl of his dreams. hearing different flows, but overall, found on Apple Music and Spotify. “It’s just about how I overthought @nathankwesley “I was like, ‘Dang, this man is it was pretty good, and I would listen Similar to some of YBN Cordae’s stuff in high school,” Spragley said. [email protected] Hillsborough Parks and Recreation seeks teen input By Diane Adame groups often underrepresented in loses contact with them. “The main demographic for a park not so easy to get what you want. You Staff Writer its discussions, said Public Space “It’s a group that turns over very is a family with their children, and have to see the certain process you go Manager Stephanie Trueblood in a rapidly,” said Trueblood. “We’ve they’re who we think of most when through, and then you have to see how A new seat reserved specifically press release. known for many years that that’s we’re planning a park, but we realized much money it is, how much it’s going for teenagers will allow “If you look at the existing parks an issue, we just don’t have a way to that younger people and older people, to cost and where you’re going to get the Hillsborough youth to contribute in Hillsborough, we have a riverwalk keep the conversation going, to keep their voices were not really being money from to keep it in good shape.” their voices and perspectives as that appeals to everyone, but our the ball rolling.” heard,” said Mark Bell, a Hillsborough All teenagers that live within members of the Hillsborough Parks parks are mostly for families with In April, the board held a meeting town commissioner. “Different age Hillsborough town limits or the and Recreation Board. young children,” said Trueblood. with all of the parks and recreation groups have different interests, and town’s extraterritorial jurisdiction The Hillsborough Parks and “There’s not really any outdoor advisory boards in Orange County. certainly, teenagers are into the kinds are eligible to apply. Recreation Board creates master public spaces that are dedicated for At this meeting, the boards discussed of activities that little kids are not.” As of Friday, Aug. 30, Trueblood plans for the town’s parks and older kids and teenagers.” how to increase community The Parks and Recreation Board said she had received two applications natural areas, helps determine new For many years, Trueblood said, participation, and the group working has ten seats, and rather than add a for the seat in the past 24 hours. park project priorities and makes the parks and recreation board on this topic decided to focus primarily spot, the seat reserved for teenagers “I hope that they will bring new budget requests to the Hillsborough found it difficult to get teenagers and on teenagers and adolescents. is included within these ten positions. perspectives that will help the advisory Board of Commissioners, according preteens to voice their input over a One of the ideas generated at the Hillsborough commissioner board think outside the box about to the town’s website. The board is long period of time. meeting was to create a designated Evelyn Lloyd said reserving a seat things that would be engaging to them,” also creating a spot specifically for a Trueblood said this is because the position on the board for a teenager. for the youth is a good idea and can said Bell. “We don’t want them to not person over the age of 55. town often has waves of teenagers The following month, the full give them the chance to see how have opportunities for recreation.” The new seat, reserved for those who are interested in a particular board discussed the idea and agreed government works. between 13 and 19 years old, was subject, but once they reach driving to propose it to the Hillsborough “I think it’s good to have some @diane_adame created to help the board hear from age or leave for college, the town Board of Commissioners in June. diversity,” Lloyd said. “As I’ve said, it’s [email protected] Sophomore repeats as ﬁeld hockey’s ﬁrst player of the week By Jared McMasters In the first game against Michigan, the Tar Heels. Matson finished the against the Hawkeyes, the forward was All-America. Assistant Sports Editor Matson did everything she could to evening with five shots, four of which a nuisance for the Iowa goalkeeper. Matson and the Tar Heels will help UNC secure the win. were on goal. The sophomore finished the game look to maintain their solid offensive For the second year in a row, After the Tar Heels quickly The second half of the weekend with another four shots on goal. efforts as they take on Princeton in sophomore Erin Matson of the North conceded the opening goal of the featured a more suspenseful contest Matson’s strong form to start the the ACC-Ivy League Conference Carolina field hockey team has won match, the forward led an offensive for North Carolina. season shouldn’t come as a surprise. Crossover on Sept. 6, in Karen the first Atlantic Coast Conference explosion in the second period. With only five minutes remaining As a first-year, she started all 23 Shelton Stadium. Offensive Player of the Week award In a span of under eight minutes, in the game against the Hawkeyes, games on a North Carolina team that Last season, UNC defeated of the season. Matson scored three goals for North UNC found itself down, 1-0, with the went undefeated and won the national Princeton, 1-0, in a defensive match The No. 1 ranked Tar Heels spent Carolina, allowing UNC to carry a final buzzer creeping closer. championship. Matson led that squad that was one of the few games of last the weekend in Ann Arbor, Michigan 3-2 lead into the half. Goals from senior Catherine in both goals and assists. year in which Matson was unable to for the ACC-Big Ten Challenge A final goal by senior Marissa Hayden and Creatore allowed the Tar Matson also became the second find the back of the net. where they faced No. 7 Michigan on Creatore in the closing minutes of Heels to clinch the comeback victory. UNC first-year from the field hockey Friday and No. 8 Iowa on Sunday. the game sealed the 4-2 victory for Although Matson did not score program to ever be named first-team [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel News Wednesday, September 4, 2019 5 March for a Hate-Free Hillsborough reacts to last week’s KKK rally

By David Saff week to counter-protest the KKK rally, disavow racism and hate speech.” Senior Writer initially facing Klan members alone. Though fliers supporting the KKK “You don’t expect to come were posted around Hillsborough Hundreds gathered for the March out of your home in 2019 to see before the rally, no counter-protest for a Hate-Free Hillsborough at the Confederate flags or the Ku Klux was present at the rally. Old Slave Cemetery on Aug. 31 to Klan in full regalia,” she said. “It was Attendees ranged from children to protest against the Confederate shocking. There was part of me that elders and spanned across multiple presence in the community. was in disbelief.” races and backgrounds. A high school The march was organized in Strong said last week’s rally proved senior, Ryan Bliss, said he could not response to a Ku Klux Klan rally to be a wake-up call to the town. sit idly by after hearing about the rally that occurred the previous weekend “I’m happy that they’re showing the week prior. He said many people in front of the Orange County their face because I’m not confused share these sentiments regardless of Courthouse. This week the rally about who they are and what they their differences. was organized by the Hate-Free represent,” Strong said. “I think “I think there’s a lot of people that Schools Coalition and Hillsborough that there is a new recognition that feel the way we do that either we Progressives Taking Action. we still have this sort of racism to shouldn’t have to keep doing this, or The marchers proceeded from fight against.” it’s time to really push back,” Bliss said. the Margaret Lane Cemetery to the Following last week’s rally, the Strong said she was also happy Orange County Courthouse, holding Orange County Human Relations with the turnout and support shown signs in support of minority, LGBTQ+ Commission released a statement by her fellow community members, and immigrant communities. After the saying the county welcomes diversity given the element of risk to attending march, speakers and organizers from and opposes hatred. an event like this rally. other organizations like the Northern “We are very clear in our position “These people said, ‘Not in my town DTH/DAVID SAFF Orange NAACP and Native American that organizations and groups with and not in my community,’” she said. “It Demonstrators gathered for the March for a Hate-Free Hillsborough on Democratic Auxiliary Caucus gave a documented history of terrorism makes me filled with love and glee that Saturday to advocate for minority, LGBTQ+ and immigrant communities. rousing speeches to the crowd. and belief in white supremacy are we have such a huge manifestation of Latarndra Strong, one of the event’s not contributing to the county’s well- connection and community.” organizers and founder of the Hate- being,” the statement said. “Thus, it Free Schools Coalition, said she was is our aspiration to simultaneously @david_saff the first person who appeared last uphold the First Amendment and [email protected]

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Spivey openly carried a pistol while visit in March, developed the alert ALERTS others were concealed-carrying or system’s software in collaboration FROM PAGE 1 pocketing items like knives and with local groups after graduate Rather, it came from a new system handcuffs. Bill Miller, a Virginia student activist Lindsay Ayling raised set up by activists, which they’ve resident, wore a participation patch the idea. On the day of the Heirs’ dubbed “UNC Anti-Racist Alerts,” for the 2017 “Unite the Right” rally, most recent campus visit, which and Drew believes it’s filling a void where a white supremacist murdered also fell on the one-year anniversary in community safety efforts. activist Heather Heyer with a car. of Silent Sam’s toppling, the system’s “Young students, activist or not, fear Previous implications of hostility subscribership more than doubled. for their safety when the University from the group furthered tensions As of Tuesday, the UNC can send you a quick email about a over its March visit, including a blog activists’ alert system had around thunderstorm warning, but they can’t post days previous where Spivey had 950 subscribers. Ayling said the send you an email about the number written that he was “ready to kill” system works through a variety of one mass murder group globally, white for what he views as a connection administrators in the community, supremacists, being on campus and between Confederate monuments who receive tips on situations like threatening student safety,” Drew said. and overall freedom. the Heirs’ most recent visit and verify The University declined to UNC Police faced criticism over the potential danger of the situation comment on the new alert system or the event after the group was able before sending out push alerts. the criticisms of Alert Carolina. to hover in front of Memorial Hall Soon after it was made public, for over 10 minutes until an officer Hosterman said activists in PHOTO COURTESY OF TWITTER USER @M152375 ‘The ones they don’t see’ explained to them the boundaries Hillsborough approached him to Lance Spivey (middle), Howard Snow (left) and other members of the of campus, shook Miller’s hand ask about getting their own system. Heirs To The Confederacy talk to a student counterprotester on Aug. 20. On their most recent visit to Chapel and escorted the group off campus. A separate Hillsborough alert system June. Snow, one of the Heirs members ensure that opposing groups have Hill two weeks ago, the Heirs did not Despite state law making it a felony using Hosterman’s software became who came to Chapel Hill two weeks separate spaces. As we learned from appear to enter campus boundaries, to possess a firearm on educational active Aug. 24, when members of the ago, said, “When we stand and hate to the events in Charlottesville, one of according to eyewitness accounts and property and a misdemeanor in the Ku Klux Klan, some openly carrying say it put a bullet in there heads that’s the most effective ways of ensuring Facebook live videos, instead pacing case of other weapons, no charges guns, rallied in front of Orange when this s---will stop (sic).” safety is to keep counter-protest on the fringe of campus near McCorkle were issued. County Courthouse. The Facebook post that Snow groups separate.” Place, where Silent Sam once stood. Guskiewicz said in an email to Hosterman said the Hillsborough made those comments on is no But Spivey said that the campus The group’s co-founder, Lance Spivey, campus days later that the incident alert system had accrued around longer available on the site. “police escorts haven’t been much openly carried a pink gun. A fellow should’ve been handled differently, 650 subscribers over the week Spivey said his group will stop help against us getting assaulted,” Heir, who goes by “R David King” on and former UNC Police Chief Jeff following the incident, and that two coming to Chapel Hill when Silent and that his group has stopped social media, was also openly carrying, McCracken said in an April guest more systems were going online in Sam is returned to its original place getting permits for their visits to and the group donned Confederate column for The Daily Tar Heel that separate areas. on campus. He said he used to take Chapel Hill. flags and memorabilia. Spivey had been trespassed from out demonstration permits with the “As it turns out, the open-carrying Spivey, a Randolph County UNC’s campus. ‘A crisis of trust’ resident, told the DTH last week Town of Chapel Hill and coordinate of a firearm puts a bigger damper on police escort arrangements with that than the presence of the police that his group sees Silent Sam as “a The alert system Ayling has become a high-profile focal point for this battle, this war, activist at UNC. She referenced UNC Police officer Daniel Brown. department,” Spivey said. whatever you want to call this.” He The Heirs’ most recent appearance direct threats that she and others “When he hears that we might Drew said graduate students said he carries his gun in Chapel Hill sparked the first text alert that UNC in the community have faced from be coming, he calls me, and he and like Ayling and Maya Little have not as a threat, but as self-defense activists have sent out through their fringe online users espousing racism I will have the discussion,” Spivey inspired her own activism. She from the “shouting and shoving” new system. Soon after, a group of and fascism. The new alert system, said. “If he doesn’t hear about it, I expressed hopes that younger of counter-protesters, which he students and community members she said, is about “community usually call him.” students will take notice of the views as assault. When asked if intercepted the armed group on self-defense” against potential When asked about Spivey’s alert system and the situation he understands the community’s Franklin Street, chanting and escalation of these situations. connection with Officer Brown, the surrounding its creation. concern about him openly carrying holding banners. “It is a daunting problem, University referred to a December “It’s a climate of safety concerns a gun, Spivey said, “I do, but I think The event raised awareness of the especially because we’re not 2018 statement where Derek Kemp, and it’s a crisis of trust, particularly they should be more concerned new alert system’s existence, Drew seeing any ideas from (University) associate vice chancellor for campus between the students and the about the ones they don’t see.” said, and many other UNC students leadership on how to combat it,” safety and risk management, said administration who claim to keep Last March, when the Heirs signed on after hearing about it. Ayling said. UNC Police contacts “any group that them safe,” Drew said. entered campus and stood in front of Daniel Hosterman, a Durham She pointed to a screenshot of is willing to work with them to learn Memorial Hall, just a short walk from documentary photographer who Facebook comments made by Howard their plans, develop a safety plan, @bycharliemcgee a gathering of community activists, photographed the Heirs’ campus Snow on a livestreamed video in mid- including entrance and exit, and [email protected] The Daily Tar Heel Classifieds Wednesday, September 4, 2019 7

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UNC continued to force the issue players in the stands to watch the Highlights of the 2011 national on offense and reinvigorated the beginning of a new era in the UNC championship team served as a home crowd. After 15 minutes of Soccer & Lacrosse Stadium, the Tar reminder of the beloved team captain. continued pressure, the Tar Heels Heels started off slow. Despite the unfamiliar nature of tied the game up in the 68th minute Creighton’s two goals came from a their two-goal setback, the common when a lofty cross from senior Jelani series of defensive lapses by the Tar bond shared by the North Carolina Pieters was headed home by junior Heels. They capitalized off of a free soccer family brought new energy Alex Rose. kick in the 18th minute and extended to the match. Somoano reflected on While the offense stalled after their lead in the 31st minute with a Urso’s impact on the match and the that, the flurry of goals in the tap-in goal that slid past sophomore program as a whole. opening minutes of the second half goalkeeper Alec Smir. “He made me better, he made was enough to save North Carolina As they walked off the pitch after Carolina better, and doing something from an upset in the inaugural game the first 45 minutes, the team found like this makes these kids better,” in its new stadium. itself in an unfamiliar 2-0 deficit. It Somoano said. “He may not be with As a senior leader of the team was the first time that head coach us in body, but he’s here in spirit.” who sparked the resurgence, Pineda Carlos Somoano had seen his team fall After the ceremony, the Tar Heels recognized the impact that Urso had behind by more than one goal since retook the field and took control of on the UNC soccer program. Nov. 5, 2017, against Notre Dame. the game. Senior Mauricio Pineda “He had a strong influence on But halftime brought a renewed deflected in his first goal of the Carlos and a lot of people around sense of purpose for the Tar Heels season in the 52nd minute to begin here,” Pineda said. “I’m glad we had with the dedication of the Kirk Urso the comeback effort. this moment for him.” Student Section. Somoano saw similarities between DTH/TARYN REVOIR As a myriad of alumni streamed the play of Urso and that of Pineda. @fleetwilson Junior midfielder Raul Aguilera (28) beats Creighton senior midfielder Luke down onto the field while a tribute to “Talk about another guy who’s just [email protected] Haakenson (15) to head the ball. UNC tied Creighton 2-2 in double overtime. Volleyball loses twice in UNC football not ACC-Big Ten Challenge forgetting to have fun

DTH FILE/BRANDON STANDLEY UNC football head coach Mack Brown speaks at a press conference on Wednesday, July 31, 2019 at Football Press Day 2019. By Matt Chilson back Myles Wolfolk brought out a Senior Writer turnover belt. UNC’s adoption of the prop can also be accredited to Bly. College kids would typically The same person who made Bly’s be tired and groggy if they had to College Football Hall of Fame belt wake up at 6:30 a.m. for a meeting. crafted the Tar Heels’ new belt. However, UNC head football coach When Brown was asked about Mack Brown makes sure that his the turnover belt during Monday’s players are ready to go by letting press conference, he smiled and them do one simple thing: have fun. said, “The kids need to have fun, Before every team meeting, let them have fun.” cornerbacks coach Dré Bly makes With the team’s slow start on players and coaches get up and Saturday, it took them a while to DTH FILE/ ZAYRHA RODRIGUEZ participate in a dance contest. After break out the belt. The first turnover UNC’s Ava Bell (20) spikes the ball. UNC lost to FSU 3-0 at Carmichael Arena on Wednesday, Nov. 21, 2018. the players show off their moves, didn’t come until there was 2:47 they often begin chanting a coach’s remaining in the fourth quarter. By Torre Netkovick Minnesota, which pulled away to win some sort of connection.” name to get them to start dancing. “I kept saying to the defense,” Staff Writer the set 28-26. Although the North Carolina One morning, the coach of choice Brown said. “‘I don’t know why we’ve Even though UNC fought in the energy was high, the Badger offense happened to be Brown. got this belt. I mean, it’s just sitting This weekend, the North Carolina second set, the team was unable to could not be stopped. Wisconsin “They started saying, ‘Mack, back there. Will somebody at least volleyball team (0-2) stepped onto bounce back in the third. With the went on a six-point run and Mack, Mack,’” Brown said at his pick it up or do something?’” the court at Carmichael Arena in match on the line, the Tar Heels regained the lead, 12-9. The Badgers weekly press conference on Monday. Brown’s presence has put UNC front of an electric crowd as the team could not stop the Gophers from eventually secured the victory, 25-17, “Then I said, ‘No, I’m the boss. I’m football back on the map. It seemed opened its 2019 season. When they wining the third set 25-17 to secure in the third set. not dancing.’” like every media outlet at the press stepped on that court, though, the the victory. Although UNC struggled this Even though he got out of the conference was talking about either Tar Heels instantly faced a challenge. On Saturday, UNC was unable to weekend, Harrison, making her dancing that morning, Brown wasn’t the turnover belt, Brown’s dancing UNC hosted the ACC-Big Ten quiet the Wisconsin offense, which debut as a Tar Heel, proved to be a in the clear yet. He made a promise or his emotional interview following Challenge and faced two top-10 found its groove from the get-go and key contributor to the North Carolina to the team that he would dance if the Tar Heels’ upset victory. teams, No. 3 Minnesota and No. 5 won the first set 25-20. offense. In her first two collegiate they beat South Carolina. Next thing The team will have another Wisconsin. In both matchups, the In the second set, the Badgers matches, Harrison secured 21 total he knew, Brown was doing what he chance to get Brown dancing this Tar Heels fought but were unable again took control and won in kills, nine against Minnesota and 12 called an “awkward” dance in the Saturday night as a traditional to overpower those highly ranked convincing fashion, 25-13. The against Wisconsin, and led her team locker room following the Tar Heels’ powerhouse in Miami visits Chapel teams. Both Minnesota (1-1) and Badgers secured 16 kills and had a in the category over the weekend. 24-20 win over the Gamecocks. Hill for a night game under the Wisconsin (2-0) swept the Tar Heels .571 hitting percentage in the set. “It feels great because last season “That dance that I did is pretty lights. The game is already sold in three sets. In the third, the UNC fight was I couldn’t play,” Harrison said. “So embarrassing,” Brown said. “I didn’t out and is sure to be an intense “I’m glad we earned some points evident from the start, as redshirt now that I am actually back on the know that there would be a video of it.” atmosphere as Miami is coming off early and made some comebacks,” first-year Lauren Harrison secured court, it is exciting.” Regardless of how embarrassing it of a 24-20 loss to No. 11 Florida. head coach Joe Sagula said. “We can her 10th kill of the game and her Despite the losses, Sagula may have been for Brown, the dance “We’re looking forward to a play against some good teams, but team took an early 3-1 lead. The remained optimistic. showed that he has gotten exactly packed house and a rowdy crowd we need to work on consistency.” energy continued as North Carolina “It’s going to be a long growth what he wanted since coming back Saturday night,” Brown said. On Friday night, the Gophers went up 9-6. While North Carolina process for this young team,” Sagula to Chapel Hill. Miami’s glaring weakness against took control from the start and hit its stride, senior Mia Fradenburg said. “There are encouraging points... “I wanted to come back to have the Gators was its offensive line. won the first set 25-16. The Tar kept her team energized. we are trying to develop our team, fun,” Brown said. “And I wanted the The Hurricanes gave up 10 sacks in Heels continued to fight in the “One thing we’re emphasizing this our depth, a lot of different things. kids to have fun.” their opening matchup. The UNC second, clawing their way to an year is this concept of connecting. It It is going to take some time, so The player meetings and postgame defensive line should be able to make 18-15 lead over the Gophers. The is really easy when things are not patience is a key word for us.” dancing are not the only signs of an impact on Saturday. set was not over yet, though, as the going well to go into your own shell,” the Tar Heels enjoying themselves. Gophers came back to tie the game Fradenburg said. “We have been @TorreNetkovick After two interceptions against @matt_chilson at 26. North Carolina couldn’t stop really working as a team to establish [email protected] South Carolina, junior defensive [email protected]