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MEN’S BASKETBALL: MIami 63, UNC 57 Playing under the weather

dth/chelsey allder Joel James (42) and James Michael McAdoo (43) defend against Miami players Tonye Jekiri (23) and Donnavan Kirk (22) Wednesday night. The Hurricanes won 63-57. Hurricanes deliver UNC’s second-straight loss in ACC play

By Brooke Pryor come back and coach here, it’s a feeling In yet another head-scratching outing, DTH INSIDE AND ONLINE: Senior Writer of ownership and it’s a feeling of pride UNC struggled in nearly every aspect of For more game coverage, see page and right now I’m not doing a very good the game. Williams stood dumbfounded 4. Head to dailytarheel.com for a For North Carolina basketball coach job with this basketball team and that’s on the sideline as he watched his team all photo gallery and video. Roy Williams, this season has been trying. the hardest thing I’ve ever had to say.” but self-destruct on the hardwood. He’s dealt with an ongoing media cir- UNC (10-5, 0-2 ACC) pulled within five UNC failed to put the ball in the basket, points early but was ejected in the second cus surrounding player suspensions and points of Miami in the final minute but shooting 29.6 percent in the first half and half after being whistled for a flagrant II wildly inconsistent play. couldn’t do enough to overcome an all- 30.8 percent for the game — the worst in foul for elbowing Miami’s Rion Brown in After Wednesday night’s 63-57 loss to around disjointed performance. With the 82 home ACC games in Williams’ tenure. the face on a box-out in the lane. Miami (9-6, 1-2 ACC), Williams sounded loss, the team fell to 0-2 in the conference The Hurricanes’ zone defense befuddled The Tar Heels couldn’t control the ball like he was nearing his breaking point. for the second consecutive season. the Tar Heels, forcing the team into taking when it mattered most, committing two He spoke to media in a hushed tone, “It sucks to start the league 0-2,” said awkward shots — a troubling sign for a of their 11 turnovers on errant passes with his voice cracking at times, quietly admit- sophomore Marcus Paige, who matched team gearing up for No. 2 Syracuse and its four minutes left in the game. ting he felt he was letting the team down. his season low with eight points for the formidable zone defense on Saturday. "(Williams) was disappointed in us, “I’ve got to do a better job,” Williams second consecutive game. “We had some Even the return of big man Joel James in the turnovers, with the carelessness said. “When you go to school here and big wins early in the year we felt good from an MCL sprain couldn’t buoy a you coach here as an assistant and you about our team, but we’ve struggled.” floundering UNC team. James put up four See miami, Page 4

sexual assualt on campus New super suite dorm proposed New Title IX Avery ed to be located in the wooded Residence Hall The residence hall Rams Head area off of Ridge Road, between Kenan Memorial Dining Hall would be set to open in Rams Head Parking Deck and Stadium department Morrison. Rams Head fall of 2016. “We’re certainly at a point Recreation Center where to have an opening in By Daniel Schere fall 2016 is the plan,” Bradley leader arrives Assistant University Editor said. Bradley said the housing Projected dorm Morrison Residence Hall department partnered with Ehringhaus Field location

might soon have company when a consulting firm in 2012 to Road Ridge at UNC it comes to housing options with conduct a survey about where super suites. students preferred to live. The Rick Bradley, associate direc- results indicated that students Howard Kallem will be coordinator tor of housing and residential were more inclined to go for education, said a new $29.3 mil- low-cost options. in a quickly expanding office. lion residence hall would be able “Apartment-style housing is Morrison Residence Hall SASB to house about 276 students on more preferred, but the cost is North By Amanda Albright South Campus. not affordable,” Bradley said. University Editor He said the super suite-style Although the project has Paul Hardin Drive residence hall would serve as a yet to be approved by UNC’s SASB South Since three federal investigations were Hardin replacement for Odum Village, Buildings and Grounds Ridge Road launched into the University’s handling of sexual Residence Hall which is scheduled to close in Public Safety assault last year, UNC’s full-time Title IX office 2015. The new option is expect- See new hall, Page 4 SOURCE: GOOGLE MAPS Manning Drive has gone from nonexistent to five positions. DTH/BRUNA SILVA And last week, Howard Kallem took the helm Manning Drive as the office’s first permanent leader. A former attorney for the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights, Kallem said he wanted to come Wendy’s slashes hours, no longer 24/7 to UNC because Howard of the way it is Kallem By Carolyn Coons “What am I going to do when new wendy’s hours changing its poli- is UNC’s Title Staff Writer cies and system IX coordinator. Wendy’s started a new schedule for handling sexu- I crave fries at 4:27 a.m.? … He started Students will no longer be able to get al assault cases. Wendy’s thing was that it was Wednesday after a review of the last three his job at the their Wendy’s frosty and fries fix at all hours semesters of operation prompted the “When I of the morning. University on open all night.” change. interviewed for Following a review of the last three this position, it Jan. 2. semesters of operation, Carolina Dining Evaline Asmah, UNC senior Sunday through Wednesday: 10:30 a.m. became clear Services and the Student Dining Board until 2 a.m. to me that not only is UNC creating a full-time decided the Wendy’s at the Student Union per year due to the shortened hours, and no coordinator position, which is pretty uncommon will have shortened hours, leaving no Wendy’s employees will be laid off as a result Thursday through Saturday: 10:30 a.m. by itself, they’re creating a whole team,” he said. 24-hour dining option on campus. of the change, Thomas said. until 3 a.m. “That’s just unprecedented.” As of Wednesday, Wendy’s is now open The manager of Wendy’s declined to com- Title IX coordinators are responsible for ensur- from 10:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday through ment on the schedule change. “It’s frustrating because of my study ing a university’s compliance with Title IX, the fed- Wednesday and until 3 a.m. Thursday The decision was surprising to many stu- schedule,” said freshman Noah Ponton. eral law passed in 1972 that protects students from through Saturday. dents who frequent the restaurant. “It’s the only place close to South Campus discrimination or harassment on the basis of sex. Brandon Thomas, a spokesman for Freshman Quinta Fernandes said times that’s open 24/7, and it’s nice to at least have Many colleges have coordinators that juggle Carolina Dining Services, said the decision when she has gone to Wendy’s early in the that option.” other jobs as well, but UNC will have a team of was made due to the sharp decline in busi- morning have always been busy. Senior Katia Martinez said in past semes- five people fully devoted to the cause. ness during the early morning. “I thought it was a poor financial choice ters she has stayed at Wendy’s all night Two positions have been filled, with Kallem “The period of the early morning, the considering all of the people who come doing schoolwork. and Deputy Title IX Coordinator Ew Quimbaya- breakfast hours, there were times during the here,” she said. “Me using it those few times was enough Winship. UNC still has to hire a communications past three semesters where only two cus- For some students, the cut in hours to merit its existence,” she said. specialist, investigator and program coordinator. tomers were being served,” he said. means fewer options available during late- CDS is projecting $80,000 in savings night study sessions. See wendy’s, Page 4 See title ix, Page 4

‘Cause you’re hot, then you’re cold. Katy Perry, Hot ‘n’ cold 2 Thursday, January 9, 2014 News The Daily Tar Heel

The Daily Tar Heel DAILY Strumming in the sun DOSE www.dailytarheel.com Established 1893 120 years of editorial freedom Man dies after colossal wedgie Nicole Comparato From staff and wire reports EDITOR-in-chief [email protected] he fear-inducing thoughts of dying in a plane crash or being Cammie Bellamy Managing editor buried alive have crossed most people’s minds once or twice [email protected] as really awful ways to go. We would hope no one would ever katie sweeney VISUAL MANAGING EDITOR need to be given a reason to fear being killed by an atomic [email protected] Twedgie — but that’s all changed. brian fanney director of enterprise Denver Lee St. Clair, an Oklahoma man, died Tuesday after purport- [email protected] edly receiving a severe wedgie from his stepson, Brad Davis. 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Kim Jong Un appeared Michael Lananna Posse super fans, is suing the government to smile, but he didn’t appear to expect it.” SPORTS Editor [email protected] for what it says is a violation of civil liber- — Simon Cockerell, a tour guide who dth/ani garrigo ties after the U.S. Department of Justice watched outburst-prone former basket- Samantha SAbin rent Pontillo, a freshman vocal performance Arts Editor classified the entire Juggalo fan base as a ball star Dennis Rodman sing “Happy [email protected] gang. Birthday” to North Korean leader Kim major, plays his guitar in the Polk Place on allison hussey The lesson here: Don’t anger clowns. Jong Un at an exhibition game. B Wednesday afternoon. “Well, my friend just diversions editor [email protected] started playing over break and I was showing her my Mary BurkE guitar. 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The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, January 9, 2014 3 Free ID card made available for voters

has been criticized for discriminat- ship and residency. The ID card can case yet that requiring a photo ID Registered voters can ing against minority voters. Get a free id take up to 10 days to reach the voter. to vote is common sense, even for obtain a free voter ID card According to the law, voters must Time: Carrboro Driver’s License “It requires people’s effort and Washington lawyers and activists present photo identification at the Office time,” Hall said. — and this argument will be upheld polls, beginning with the presiden- The law also reduces the number regardless of the trial date.” from the DMV website. Location: NC 54 Bypass & NC 54 tial elections in 2016. of early voting days and eliminates Shelby Hudspeth, director of state Business 104 V Carrboro Plaza By Claire Williams Acceptable forms of IDs include a same-day voter registration. and external affairs for UNC-CH Assistant State & National Editor valid N.C. driver’s license, a U.S. pass- Info: www.dmv.com In September, the U.S. student government, has been work- port or a veteran’s ID card. A driver’s Department of Justice filed a lawsuit ing to minimize the effect of the Out-of-state students who want license issued by another state would nization. “It makes people feel like against North Carolina regarding the voter ID law on campus. to cast their ballot in North Carolina be accepted if the voter registered they are second class voters.” changes to the state’s voting laws. She said the Rams Head voting can now get free identification that within 90 days of the election. But people can apply for a free ID The department wanted the trial area will not be available in the next will allow them to do so. Student IDs do not qualify as for the purpose of voting from the to occur before the midterm elec- election, and she is working with the A portion of the state’s voter ID valid IDs. An early version of the DMV if they have no other accept- tions in 2014, Hall said. But last administration to ensure there is a law went into effect at the begin- law allowed students to use ID cards able form of state ID. month, a federal district court judge site on campus for students to vote. ning of the year and allows voters issued by the university system. The To obtain a no-fee voter ID card, set the trial for 2015. “Society has historically tried to in North Carolina to apply for free change had sparked some criticism. the voter must already be registered to “It is ironic that a photo ID was get youth involved with politics and photo identification at Department “They don’t respect a photo ID vote, according to the DMV website. required to gain entry for today’s voting, and this law is trying to take of Motor Vehicle offices. from the university,” said Bob Hall, The voter must also provide proof hearing in a Federal Court Building,” that away.” The bill, which was signed into executive director of Democracy of age and identity, a valid social McCrory said in a statement at the law by Gov. Pat McCrory in August, N.C., a left-leaning advocacy orga- security number and proof of citizen- time. “This presents the strongest [email protected] Board to keeping cold away look at tuition increases The Board of Governors will discuss planned tuition hikes for out-of-state students. By Madeline Will State & National Editor

Amberly Nardo loves being a Tar Heel. But if she were applying to college today, the rising out-of-state tuition might have deterred her from ever stepping a foot on campus. “It’s hard to plan how financially your life is going to look like with it constantly changing,” said Nardo, a senior from Miami. “There were years earlier in my time at UNC when I had to consider possibly transferring … regardless of how much I love UNC.” Next year, an out-of-state tuition increase dth/Halle Sinnott is planned for several system campuses — as Bo Jackson sits on a bench by the intersection of Franklin Street and North Columbia Street on Wednesday afternoon. enacted by the N.C. General Assembly in the state budget. The increase would be 12.3 percent at UNC-CH. That hike amounts to an additional $3,469, and tuition for out-of-state under- The record-breaking chill is a hazard for the homeless graduates is currently $28,205. UNC-CH administrators would have asked By Zoe Schaver if you need shelter cold — you really need to be eating to be for a 2.5 percent — or $700 — increase for Staff Writer able to make heat and warm yourself up,” he next year instead. Location: 100 W. Rosemary St. said. “People can get hurt.” Randall Kelley sleeps outside even with Elizabeth Waugh-Duford, the tempo- In August, UNC-system President Tom Phone: 919-967-0643 Ross recommended a systemwide in-state the temperature as low as it’s been. But he rary homeless programs coordinator for tuition freeze for undergraduates and cam- has to try not to leave his blanket — oth- Info: The Community House is a 24-hour the Orange County Partnership to End pus trustees agreed. The UNC-system Board erwise, the cold will creep in, and it won’t residential facility for homeless men. Homelessness, said a big priority is just get- of Governors will finalize all tuition and fee leave until morning. ting the word out to people about the dan- changes in February. Kelley can manage to stave off the cold with tor. The project recently collected 300 blan- ger the cold could put them in. The board will meet today for a policy dis- several blankets. But if he gets up in the night, kets to donate to the council’s shelters and “Many homeless people don’t have access cussion about tuition and fees — a topic that it’s almost impossible to warm back up. other drop-off locations. to news, and folks won’t realize how cold it’s has become increasingly pertinent with the The recent record-breaking cold front is an Dorward said the cold is too dangerous going to be and won’t take steps to protect 2013-14 state budget adding on about $65 mil- inconvenience for most, but for the population to risk leaving anyone out in the elements themselves,” she said. lion of fresh cuts for the UNC system. experiencing homelessness, it’s life-threat- overnight, so the council’s shelters are not Some individuals experiencing homeless- According to preliminary materials for the ening. With temperatures dipping below 20 turning anyone away. ness in Orange County, however, are uncom- board’s policy discussion, an estimated $39.8 degrees in recent weeks , organizations that “There are people who do not like to fortable staying in community shelters. million would be generated from total tuition work to protect and serve people experiencing come into the shelters, but when it gets this “There are addicts, drunks, people with increases across the system — $12.5 million homelessness have gone into overdrive. cold, we’re seeing them come in,” he said. mental problems,” Kelley said. “So you’ve got would be available for use by the campuses. The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service, “We have more people coming in during the to deal with that, and then a lot of people Some of the proposed uses for the money which runs shelters in Orange County, has day than we often do — people coming in can’t be around a lot of other people. Can’t from the tuition increases are faculty reten- expanded its space to accommodate increas- and sitting in the lobby for a few minutes to be crushed up in one hole.” tion, need-based financial aid and expanded ing numbers of men and women seeking warm up and then going back out.” And shelters can’t fix the problem, they courses offerings. somewhere to stay overnight, providing free Even the police department is chipping can only help so much, said Bo Jackson, Robert Nunnery, president of the UNC- meals and beds. in by giving people rides to the shelters, another man experiencing homelessness. system Association of Student Governments In addition to handing out space heaters Dorward said. Whether it be to stay or just “The shelter isn’t for life,” he said. “You’ve and a non-voting member of the board, said and coats, the organization partners with a to collect food or a blanket, plenty of people got 30 days to stay and then they let you out.” it’s important for universities to continue to project called Blanket Orange County, said are taking advantage of those resources. recruit out-of-state students. John Dorward, the council’s executive direc- “We’re feeding more people when it’s this [email protected] “It makes students have a better world view because we’re not just around people who are from North Carolina,” he said. “Keeping the rates competitive brings more ... to the class- room. “(But) there has to be that balance, what can the system afford? We have a constitution- Music professor receives accolades al commitment to our in-state students.” The North Carolina constitution mandates and Hammerstein, 1942-1949” that in-state tuition be kept as low as practi- The American — kick-started the research that cable. But some are worried that continuously won him the Palisca award. increasing tuition for out-of-state students Musicological Society “I did a deal with the students,” could affect the University’s ability to attract recognized Tim Carter. Carter said. “I said, ‘I’ll teach you top students. about musical theater if you teach Senior Sneha Rao, from Maryland, said the By Karishma Patel me about being American.’” current out-of-state price tag, coupled with the Staff Writer Carter credits UNC with his looming increase, would have given her pause success in researching 20th cen- four years ago as she applied to colleges. UNC music professor Tim tury American works. “UNC is known as the best value school, but Carter can now add two major “Moving to Carolina gave me a as you keep increasing tuition, your name as awards from the American chance to get into musical areas a best value school might be called into ques- Musicological Society to his list that I wasn’t working on in Europe tion,” she said. of achievements. and expand my horizons,” he said. dth/HAlle Sinnott In November, Stephen Farmer, UNC-CH’s Carter won the society’s H. “I was interested in working on Music professor Tim Carter won awards for his essay and restoration. vice provost for enrollment and undergradu- Colin Slim Award for his essay ‘Johnny Johnson’ because of the ate admissions, told the Board of Trustees that “Monteverdi, Early Opera and a connection between Paul Green, Katz was present when Carter us to think deeper,” she said. such a hefty increase could make UNC less Question of Genre: The Case of the North Carolina playwright, received his awards and wit- Carter explained that work in competitive. Andromeda (1620),” as well as the and Kurt Weill, the Jewish, nessed the buzz around Carter’s American musical theater does According to a survey of admitted students, organization’s Claude V. Palisca German-fleeing immigrant.” achievement firsthand. not normally get much recogni- 58 percent of students who were admitted Award for his critical edition, or And Carter’s restoration of “It was surely the talk of the tion among scholars. to the University but chose another school restoration, of Kurt Weill’s 1936 “Johnny Johnson,” a musical by conference that Tim Carter “One of the nice things about reported that UNC was too expensive. musical “Johnny Johnson.” Green and Weill that follows an had won both of these awards the award for the Kurt Weill Senior Michael Hardison loves UNC, and Australian-born and England- American man into World War I, because no one could remember ‘Johnny Johnson’ edition is that his younger sister, a high school junior in raised, Carter started out as an will soon get its turn on stage. anybody doing anything like that it’s the first time that an edition Virginia, wants to follow in his footsteps. But expert in early Baroque Italian The music department and the before,” he said. “These were of American musical theater has due to the rising tuition prices, he said his music, but his arrival to UNC department of dramatic art will scholars from around the world gained that kind of award in the family is hesitant to encourage her application. in 2001 allowed him to explore collaborate to put on a produc- who were really impressed with American Musicological Society,” “I’m fortunate in the fact that I’m graduat- his interest in 20th century tion of “Johnny Johnson” in the what he had accomplished.” he said. “So, it’s not just good for ing, and I’m not going to feel the brunt of it, American works. fall of 2014 — the first time it’s And it’s not just scholars he me, but it’s also very good for the but I have a lot of friends who are out-of-state Currently, he teaches courses been seen in its entirety since its impresses. Sophomore Meera genre and for the kind of work and have a few more years ahead of them,” in music history, opera and musi- original production in 1936. Chakravarthy said Carter’s open that needs to be done on popular Hardison said. “They already know that cal theater, but the first class he Carter is an expert in two very mind and willingness to explore musical theater in the mid-20th they’re going to be hurting.” taught here — a first-year semi- different areas of music, which is all aspects of a work is part of what century.” nar called “Building a Nation: rare according to music depart- makes him unique as a professor. [email protected] The Stage Musicals of Rodgers ment chairman Mark Katz. “He’s constantly encouraging [email protected] 4 Thursday, January 9, 2014 News The Daily Tar Heel UNC big men not big enough in loss By Madison Way UNC showed promise. quently sending James to the “I mean, it hurt us because to Miami beyond the arc, Staff Writer Sophomore forward Joel locker room for the remain- we know Joel’s another big UNC kept it close in the James was the first of der of the game. body in there. He can really paint — putting up 24 points In the North Carolina UNC’s frontcourt players “It was just a freak play,” help us.” to Miami’s 26 — and owned men’s basketball team’s sec- to produce — leading the sophomore forward Brice Johnson and junior James the boards, besting the ond conference game of the Tar Heels in points and Johnson said. Michael McAdoo were quick Hurricanes 42-38. season, it was the big men rebounds for almost all of “Wish he’d stayed in there.” to fill in the void left by That reliance on post- who made a big impact and the first half. Johnson, who had not James. The 6-foot-9 forwards performance could be tricky the “little things” that led to James, who made his first yet scored when James was finished with eight and 12 for the Tar Heels in the long UNC’s downfall. appearance since injuring ejected, said losing the start- points, respectively. McAdoo run, though. Tar Heel forwards con- his knee against Texas Dec. ing forward was no different also led the team in rebound- “We’re limited in the num- tributed 38 combined 18, finished the first half with than playing without him the ing, picking up 12 boards. ber of people who can make points in UNC’s 63-57 loss four points and five rebounds. previous four games. McAdoo and Johnson 3-point shots, so I still want to Miami, but that perfor- He would end his eight min- No matter what, it meant weren’t the only forwards to get the ball inside and if it mance was overshadowed utes of playing time with losing a player who made who seemingly arrived after comes back out, that’s fine,” by the team’s 11 turnovers those same stats. an impact beyond the score- James departed. Williams said. and difficulties overcoming Just one minute and 29 board. Sophomore J.P. Tokoto “It wasn’t a very good game Miami’s defense. seconds into the second half, “That really hurt us was 0-for-2 in field-goal offensively.” “We’re not doing the little James fouled Miami’s leading because he was just getting shooting when James was And it was a game in which things that help us out a great scorer, senior Rion Brown. his rhythm back,” Johnson ejected. He improved to UNC couldn’t quite execute dth/kevin hu deal,” coach Roy Williams The foul left Brown with a said. seven points, four rebounds the little things. UNC freshman Nate Britt (0) said. cut under his left eye and was “He was in there scoring on the night. goes up for a basket against At the start of the game, ruled a flagrant two — subse- and playing defense well. In a game that belonged [email protected] Miami Wednesday night.

Morrison was taking an dollars. Hicks said this rev- the Chick-fil-A at Lenoir mIAMI new hall existing building and modi- enue model is standard for wendy’s Mainstreet and Alpine Bagel from page 1 from page 1 fying it,” he said. funding new construction from page 1 will be opening earlier on that we had,” sophomore Committee and the Board of Director of Housing and projects. Ponton added that she weekdays for breakfast. Brice Johnson said. “Some Trustees, Bradley said design Residential Education Larry “There is no anticipated thinks Wendy’s is a conve- Chick-fil-A will now open at points we were down four plans are in the works. Hicks said each suite con- major rent increase for the nient dining option for stu- 7:30 a.m. instead of 9 a.m., and turned it over twice and “Once that occurs, we figuration would include a project, since additional dents who don’t have cars, and Alpine Bagel will open that gave them baskets. It’s expect to have final approval common area with four single revenues from the project especially early in the morn- at 7 a.m., rather than 7:30 disappointing. People point- on the project in the next bedrooms and two bath- (generated by the new rents) ing. a.m. ing fingers and stuff. Just got couple months,” he said, rooms. will fund the additional debt,” Senior Evaline Asmah There are no current to be better.” noting that construction Hicks said the project’s he said. said she didn’t often go to plans for another 24-hour On the other end of the of the hall could begin this main design firm is Clark Physics and astronomy Wendy’s at odd hours, but dining establishment on court, Miami picked apart summer. Nexsen, a Norfolk, Va.-based professor Tom Clegg, who said she will miss it when campus, but there could be UNC’s defense, using entry The super suite style would company which has designed sits on UNC’s Building and she has the occasional early- one in the future, Thomas passes to the post that caught be modeled after the top buildings on several college Grounds Committee, said morning craving. said. All University dining the Tar Heel post defenders off three stories of Morrison, campuses, including N.C. the group has not seen the “What am I going to do decisions go through the guard. The Hurricanes were which were built in 1965 and State University and Duke details of the plan yet but will when I crave fries at 4:27 Student Dining Board, he efficient in the paint, scoring remodeled in 2006, Bradley University. likely discuss it at its meeting a.m.?” she said. said. 26 points from down low. said. He said the project is Thursday. “There are so many other “Never say never,” he said. “As a coach right now, the “The configuration in expected to be funded “I don’t think we’ll be able businesses around here, but “I could see in the future last two games, you start ques- each super suite is a little entirely through hous- to make a decision until we Wendy’s’ thing was that it was (a 24-hour dining location) tioning everything you do from more open of a floor plan ing debt and existing fund see the plan.” open all night.” being considered again.” silly stuff like what coat you than what Morrison did, reserves, which are main- To accommodate stu- wear to what kind of defense because, keep in mind, tained through student rent [email protected] dent needs, Thomas said [email protected] you play,” Williams said. The wear of the roller- coaster season was evident on rights-related work, said expe- would automatically flow into dedicated to handling Title Some students and Williams’ face and showed in TITLE IX riences such as interning with the response — they’d get the IX compliance. advocates have criticized his body language as he sat from page 1 a civil rights group, growing support they’d need,” he said. Amherst University, which Chancellor Carol Folt’s choice slumped in front of the media “What the University is up in a segregated area of New “It’d be a fair and balanced also faces a federal com- of Kallem, saying he has little following the loss. doing will hopefully be a York and being a member of process that respects the plaint, hired Laurie Frankl in experience working directly “I do feel mentally, prob- model,” Kallem said. “Many of a religious minority piqued rights of all parties, including December to act as the school’s with sexual assault survivors ably worse than I’ve ever felt them are moving towards full his interest in working in civil the responding party.” first full-time coordinator. She and the Title IX Office could as a head coach right now,” time Title IX coordinators — rights and education. UNC’s Sexual Assault said her responsibilities range lack the diversity it needs. Williams said. “That also terrific — but UNC is going “All of those things have Task Force is currently revis- from centralizing sexual mis- Lauren Redding, an online shows what a blessed life I’ve well beyond that.” come together and that’s what ing the University’s sexual conduct cases to coordinating communications associate had. But I have good kids. convinced me to go into civil assault policies and will pres- prevention programs. for the Feminist Majority I’ve got to do a better job with Who is Howard Kallem? rights,” he said. ent its recommendations to “We will likely look back Foundation, said a Title IX them.” “Education seemed to be Chancellor Carol Folt. on this time as a tipping point coordinator should have an Kallem, who has more than the foundational place to go Even after the policy is in how school communities intersectional understanding [email protected] 30 years of experience in civil to start to make sure people finalized, Kallem said he think about Title IX and react of what survivors are going are treated fairly, so when will use his position to con- to allegations of sexual mis- through, which could vary they do go into the workforce tinuously see if changes and conduct on campus,” Frankl based on their race, gender they have the skills to com- improvements are needed. said in an email. and sexuality, she said. pete. If you don’t get a quality "(There’s) the day-to-day But it’s rare to devote a team “Title IX coordinators are education and college… you’re work of processing com- of full-time hires to the cause. often one of the first admin- not going to get the job.” plaints, and the longer term At the University of istrators that students will Kallem plans to build on of gathering information to Wisconsin at Madison, Luis come into contact with when UNC’s existing prevention see how our changes and pro- Pinero serves as coordinator they report,” Redding said. and education programs. cesses are working … to assess and assistant vice provost for “When a survivor discloses “The other side of it is to the campus climate and look workforce equity and diversity. to someone, that person’s have a seamless process for for areas where we need to do “Having a model like what reaction dramatically affects handling complaints,” he said. more,” he said. UNC is doing is a good thing,” recovery from then on out.” “If somebody was to complain Pinero said. “This requires a lot Andrea Pino, who co-filed a to Christi (Hurt), or to this A compliance model of resources and people who federal complaint in January office, or to an RA, it doesn’t have dedicated the amount of 2013 criticizing UNC’s han- matter where, once they find Under Title IX, schools time to the topic. This is a huge dling of sexual assault, said the person to report to it are required to have a person mandate. We recognize that, to Kallem’s challenge could be do it justice, it really requires that he’s coming from a legal some resources that are dedi- background rather than hav- cated to the topic.” ing experience working direct- Tracey Vitchers, com- ly on survivor support. munications coordinator for “We’re not tackling this as Students Active for Ending a UNC issue, we’re tackling Rape, a national advocacy this as something we have to group, said the trend of uni- take care of,” Pino said. “We’re versities hiring coordinators dealing with compliance, with is a step in the right direction. procedure, which they spent “The question has been many months forming, but raised a handful of times — we haven’t had a conversation striking the balance between about the basic support sys- ensuring the college is com- tems that are lacking.” pliant and that they’re com- Kallem said he is com- pliant by doing the right thing mitted to supporting UNC’s by survivors,” she said. survivors, and said he hoped “There will be that ten- to have a chance to listen to sion — is that person there to students’ experiences at UNC, work for the university, or to both good and bad. help students?” “We want to do more than comply with Title IX — we Working with students want to create a safe envi- ronment for both male and Though Quimbaya-Winship female students at all levels, is often survivors’ first point of undergraduate and graduate.” contact, Kallem could also be working with students. 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Making their own way in rock By Allison Hussey before!’ and that was just like, the same level as yourself, or out their place in a scene can See MPO live Diversions Editor ‘Wait, have you been living local musicians from Chapel still be frustrating — especial- under a rock or something?’” Hill — like Cheetie (Kumar) ly when audiences focus on Time: 9:30 p.m. Saturday The Triangle is home to Michelle Temple is one from (The) Cherry Valance their appearance rather than Location: Cat’s Cradle bands of all stripes — folk, of Cook’s bandmates in their music. and Laura (Ballance) from Back Room, 300 E. Main St., punk, country, rock, metal, Midnight Plus One, though Superchunk.” Argote said she’s been deal- Carrboro noise, bluegrass and more. she’s well established in Aimee Argote, best known ing with that for as long as Embedded within some the Triangle metal scene in by her musical moniker Des she’s been performing. Info: catscradle.com, of these acts is a cadre of her own right. In 2009, she Ark, said it can be difficult “I would say that at least 97 women who rock a little officially brought Lechuza to find other women to play to 99 percent of the reviews Regardless of age, Cook harder. Among these is Casey Booking to life, eventually with, especially when you’re that we get that are negative said that all women — not Cook, former drummer of booking tours for about 15 trying to put together a more focus around the way that I just those involved in heavier Chapel Hill band Americans bands. She’s since scaled back, punk-leaning band like Des look and my sexuality and styles of music — can benefit in France. Cook now fronts now handling only Midnight Ark. Argote said the result they don’t actually address from mutual appreciation Midnight Plus One, a heavy Plus One and Caltrop, a is that the rest of Des Ark is the music at all,” she said. and encouragement. punk-leaning rock outfit. Chapel Hill-based metal act. mostly men. Temple, too, expressed her “I think in our society Cook said that her experi- Temple said that though “There’s so few women disappointment at the com- there’s a tendency for women ences as a woman in a more she’s influenced by a wide involved in punk music. Once mon focus on a woman’s looks to be competitive, but instead male-dominated scene have variety of musicians, it’s the you sort of add up all the fac- over her musical chops. we need to focus on embrac- overall been positive, but ones closest to her who have tors about what’s your band “The point is not how hot ing each other, compliment- there are still surprises. kept her going. like and who’s in it, there’s not she is, it’s this person, this ing each other and supporting “It’s always definitely jarring “There’s all sorts of women a lot of people left anyway,” human being who rocks,” she each other, basically,” she said. at times when there’s a sound in rock and punk rock and she said. said. “And just being verbal guy that doesn’t realize you’re metal who have inspired me “And when you work with Cook, Temple and Argote about it, not being afraid to in the band or that you know over the years,” she said. statistics of how many women all cited the GirlsRock pro- express yourself, to shout out what you’re doing,” she said. “But I think the ones that there are per men who play gram as one of the best ways to the world — whether it’s “Especially when I was really made me feel like I music, that kind of music, it they’ve seen girls and young through your vocal cords or playing drums, I just couldn’t could do it because they gets even less.” women get involved in music. your amp. Just be heard, be believe after shows when I were a person that I knew Having female mentors Locally, GirlsRock offers sum- seen.” hear people say, like, ‘Wow, I’ve from around town, or people and peers is well and good, mer camps and after school never seen a female drummer that you’re able to put on but for many women, carving programs for girls. [email protected]

TODAY IN DIVE MUSIC. Sharon Jones and the Dap-Kings delivers its latest record, a fantastic throwback to old school soul and funk standards. Page 6 MOVIES. The Scorsese-DiCaprio team triumphs again with The Wolf of Wall Street — a debaucherous tale of brokers gone buck wild. Page 6 FEATURE. Staff writer Tess Boyle takes on Spotify and what it means to share musical moments that we once considered intimate. Page 6 ONLINE. Head over to the Dive blog to check out staff writer Charlie Shelton’s Best Records of 2013 and weigh in with your own choices. 6 Thursday, January 9, 2014 Diversions The Daily Tar Heel column Sharing special moments … with Spotify? little over a year ago, I parts we deemed private should be a really personal could easily turn on the pri- we chose to read? Probably: composed a tweet that not so long ago — with few experience. I heard someone vacy feature on my account, maybe a little less “Fifty A went something like, obstructions? joke recently that if they were but I choose and continue to Shades of Grey” but, then “Few things are more inti- I love Spotify. I love Spotify ever dumped everyone would choose not to. again, maybe not. mate than the songs on one’s so much that I pay a monthly know because their entire It seems only natural to Regardless, the future, ‘workout’ playlist.” fee for premium access — and Spotify play queue would want to broadcast the things in every sense, undoubt- I remember this tweet I’m the type of person who consist solely of Bon Iver’s that make you feel happy — edly looks a lot less private because it got a fair number goes out of the way to avoid “Skinny Love.” That being Tess Boyle or feel anything, really — with (beyond the NSA). We can of favorites and because I paying a monthly fee for any- said, doesn’t it seem odd that Staff Writer people you care about in one still relate to the record remember feeling like I had thing. a fair amount of people today way or another. player and Walkman lis- captured an important truth But the other week I was feel comfortable or even enjoy The people I follow on teners of the past. Sharing in 140 characters or less. Of listening to “The Sound of sharing their listening activ- I was listening to the same Spotify, I generally follow music you love with others late, I have apparently lost Music” soundtrack because I ity? music I had pre-Spotify, but because they have similar is not a new hobby by any all inhibitions: through my needed to regain composure A couple months ago, for the first time, I was com- taste in or better taste in means. Spotify profile, I have will- after Carrie Underwood’s live someone approached me at a plimented. music than I do. Through Now, though, when we ingly chosen to share the TV attempt to ruin it. party and commended me on After that, I was still lis- following them, I feel like angst-ily listen to music on music I listen to on a daily I’m sure no one cared my music taste and said that tening to songs and artists my taste in music has been the floors of our bedrooms, basis. enough to notice, but it was they were really enjoying one that I liked, but it’s rather expanded and improved dra- people will be able to see Am I more confident or the fact that I cared and of my Spotify playlists they’d ambiguous whether or not matically. what tunes we choose to sup- trivial than I was last year? noticed that people could see chosen to “follow.” my music choices were influ- If there was a widely used port us in our times of inter- Or is social media quickly what I was listening to that As ridiculous and petty as enced in some way by the app to share with others the nal anguish. seeping into the pores of got me thinking. it sounds, this conversation knowledge that people could books we were reading, would every part of our lives — Listening to music is and piqued my interest in Spotify. see what I was listening to. I that have an impact on what [email protected]

the folksy acoustic guitars can relate to. By evoking and exciting. The album was the oil he runs through his MUSICSHORTS on “Silver Katherine,” Jurado many different styles and originally going to be released MOVIESHORTS hair. Yet, he’s still likeable. is able to move seamlessly instrumentations on Brothers in August, but the release was He’s the rags-to-riches story through a multitude of genres and Sisters of the Eternal postponed when Jones was of the 1990s, and seeing how without giving the listener Son, Jurado mixes his folk diagnosed with cancer. After far he can push his lucky whiplash. This movement roots with a variety of other recovering for the past year, karma is very fun to watch. between styles serves as a genres, resulting in a lush and she has returned to the music As much the film revels testament to Jurado’s musical fluid album scene. in living without limits, it’s prowess, and makes for an Give the People What They important to understand that album lacking a dull moment. — Will Jackson Want opens with a power- while watching the chaos is The marquee song comes ful timpani roll in “Retreat,” a riot, there are dangerous in the form of a Santana- followed by a prominent low consequences to their dev- inspired psychedelic rock bass line with the brass and ilishness. Their lavish living number entitled “Silver remaining rhythm section in comes screeching to a halt Damien Jurado Timothy.” With sounds rang- the background. Jones’ voice and Belfort’s empire comes ing from Latin percussion blasts through the texture, crashing down. Brothers and Sisters of the sections to an outer space-like making for an incredible Yet, “The Wolf of Wall Eternal Son synthesizer, Jurado takes the opening song. Street” is another classic listener on a sonic journey. The tracks heavily draw on Scorsese film. Even though Unfortunately, in songs like brass and backup singers, and Belfort was put away for his The Wolf of Wall Street Folk “Jericho Road” and “Return to Jones’ singing is powerful and overindulgence, that doesn’t Damien Jurado is known Maraqopa,” Jurado’s voice is expressive throughout. The mean we can’t enjoy the high for making unique records, overshadowed by the clamor album rings with a spirited of his unforgettable tale. “The Wolf of Wall Street” and that trend continues on of the instruments and the Sharon Jones and the Dap- and defiant tone, covering is an intoxicating thrill ride Brothers and Sisters of the production effects used on his Kings subject matter such as dif- — Avery Thompson of million dollar egos and Eternal Son. In his Johnny voice. ficult relationships (“Making Give the People What They Want unhinged debauchery. Martin Cash-like voice, Jurado This album is meant to tell Up and Breaking Up”) and Scorsese’s latest work with croons about the process of a story and because the listen- unfairness in the world Leonardo DiCaprio follows finding oneself. er is rendered near-deaf to his (“People Don’t Get What Soul the treacherous climb of Wall The music on the album voice in some songs, portions They Deserve”). In its new album, Sharon Street ingenue Jordan Belfort emulates the reflective nature of the story go unheard. And The rest of the album is Jones and the Dap Kings Give from struggling to wickedly of the lyrics. Somber guitars while the instrumentation filled with funky flavor, with the People What They Want. powerful stockbroker. complement the introspective keeps the listener intrigued, heavy brass and percussion The record brings back clas- The film is non-stop insan- nature of Jurado’s loneliness Jurado’s vocals have a depth supporting Jones’ strong sic funk and soul formulas ity from beginning to end. while upbeat drums produce to them that shouldn’t go voice. The guitar, which acts — everything from the short, From the outlandish office a lighter mood. unnoticed or overpowered. as an important part of the articulate rhythms of funk to parties filled with midgets With instruments ranging Jurado uses the human rhythm section, makes flaw- the powerful vocals of soul. and prostitutes to the sheer from electro-pop synthesiz- experience of soul searching less transitions between dif- Yet the band is able to use the amount of drugs used — ers on “Magic Number” to to create an album anyone ferent articulations to change formula in a way that is new cocaine, Quaaludes, prescrip- the mood of each song. tion meds, anything they can In its drive to be purposely get their hands on — the party retro, the band takes care to never ends for Belfort and his create a cohesive album rath- gang, until it’s forced to. er than a random compilation American Hustle During his ascent to the of songs. Each side of the top, Belfort begins handing record has a pleasant cohe- out worthless stocks to des- sion that many current bands Don’t be fooled. Just perate, wannabe moneymak- struggle to achieve. because a movie is nominated ers. Belfort and his associates Give the People What They for seven Golden Globes and cross the line into fraud and Want is mostly upbeat, but contains an all-star cast does live without a care in the concludes with a slower song, not give it the right to pull world until FBI agent Patrick “Slow Down Love.” This song the hood over audiences. Denham (Kyle Chandler ) brings an intimate and calm- “American Hustle” does not starts investigating Belfort. ing close to an exciting and live up to its hype. DiCaprio plays Belfort with satisfying album. The film relies too heavily ease, with such arrogance and on its cast and less on the story a shadiness that’s as slick as — Stephanie Zimmerman that it’s trying to portray. The film is too long, causing its actually decent and intriguing ending to be overshadowed by the joy of finally getting to DUKEDUKE PERFORMANCESPERFORMANCES leave. “American Hustle” is a IN DURHAM, AT DUKE, THE WORLD, JUST OUTSIDE YOUR DOOR. mixed bag of emotions with both moments of monotony and creative genius. The film is the story of FBI agent Richie DiMaso (Bradley Cooper) who convinces two cons, Irving Rosenfeld (Christian Bale) and Sydney Prosser (Amy Adams) to trade prison time for work- GROUNDBREAKING CLASSICAL WIND QUINTET ing with the agency to bring IMANI WINDS down government officials who are involved in bribes JEFF SCOTT, JASON MORAN, VALERIE COLEMAN and scandals. DEBUSSY, STRAVINSKY, PIAZZOLLA One such character is SATURDAY, JANUARY 18 8 PM � BALDWIN AUDITORIUM Mayor Carmine Polito (Jeremy Renner) who eventually becomes friends with Rosenfeld, leading to emotional turmoil. Along with Irving is his wife Rosalyn Rosenfeld (Jennifer Lawrence) who catches on to him and makes her mark known to all parties involved. ICONIC VOCAL QUARTET Adams has done well in HILLIARD ENSEMBLE many of her previous roles, TUESDAY, JANUARY 21 but fell short in living up to 8 PM � DUKE CHAPEL her prestige as a Oscar nomi- nee. Bale also failed to live up to his character’s true poten- tial in “American Hustle.” However, through all of the poor acting, Lawrence shines bright. She perfects her role and makes audiences truly feel sorry for her character as well as feel a slight glimmer CAPTIVATING BRAZILIAN VOCALIST of hope for the movie. LUCIANA SOUZA QUINTET “American Hustle” may FEAT. LIONEL LOUEKE & GREGOIRE MARET not be the worst film, but it THURSDAY, JANUARY 23 doesn’t even come close to the 8 PM � REYNOLDS THEATER upper echelon of instant clas- sics. If the point of the film is to show what a real con looks like, then it accomplishes its FOR PATRONS AGE 30�&�UNDER. goal in hustling audiences to EVERY SHOW. ALL SEASON. $15 TIX waste their time and money. GET TICKETS: — Jeremy Wile WWW.DUKEPERFORMANCES.ORG | 919-684-4444 See MOVIE SHORTS, Page 7 The Daily Tar Heel Diversions Thursday, January 9, 2014 7 MOVIESHORTS midnight plus one from page 7 tain unexpected humor. across an Icelandic volcano, The shots are clean cut and why can’t you? symmetric to represent Walter’s boxed-in New York — Lizzie Goodell life, but are full of color and motion as the film moves from Greenland to Iceland to STARS Afghanistan. Stiller is very convincing Poor as the timidly adventurous Walter. Kristen Wiig plays a Fair very basic love-interest role to good get the story rolling, but her comedic roots prove useful Excellent when she portrays a number of personalities in Walter’s Classic colorful daydreams. Adam Scott excels as the Anchorman 2 obnoxious boss that threatens DIVESTAFF Walter’s job — if you don’t Allison Hussey, Editor hate him in his first scene, Chris Powers, Assistant Editor Will Ferrell and his comedy you’ll want to punch him by [email protected] gang have finally answered the end. the call with “Anchorman “The Secret Life of Walter Tess Boyle, Will Jackson, 2: The Legend Continues,” Mitty” leaves the viewer feel- Stephanie Zimmerman, Avery courtesy of Kevin Clark Thompson, staff writers a sequel to the cult comedy ing like anything is possible, idnight Plus One is a heavy rock band whose members all have long “Anchorman: The Legend of and if a fictional adventure Mary Burke, Design & Graphics Ron Burgundy.” Much like flick can’t do that, then there’s Editor musical pedigrees. With one LP under its belt, the group is finish- its predecessor, the jokes are really no point. In the end the Cover Design: Emily Helton, ing up its second full-length record. The band opens for Spider Bags almost always random and film seems to say if Walter M Zach Walker this Saturday evening at the Cat’s Cradle back room. meaningless but the sheer Mitty can skateboard his way absurdity of them merits a laugh. With a sequel that has received so much hype, it’s a little disappointing that the film is not as good as the original. But there’s nothing better than seeing the best news team together again. “Anchorman 2” is just the right balance of delivering serious journalism messages and delivering no message with no hidden meaning beneath it. The plot begins when Ron is offered a job at GNN, a revolutionary network that offers news 24 hours a day and a clear copy of CNN. The story will be a particular joy for journalism majors as there are constant references to broadcast history and ethical standards. But other than those few consistencies, the storyline is a little messy. Several conflicts plague the protagonist and only the main problem is really expanded on at the climax. As in any movie, there’s a falling out between Ron and his friends and he’s forced into a journey of self-actual- ization that involves drinking ketchup, eating an ashtray and bottle-feeding a baby shark. Of course the film isn’t complete without the inevita- ble fight scene between news- casters. If fans can believe it, the cameo list for this smack down is just as long and as epic as the last one. From across-the-room confronta- tions to uncomfortable family dinners to warnings against the evil of voodoo, there is a never-ending stream of shocking moments and more hit than miss jokes.

— Amanda Hayes

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty

While “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty“4 created a light-hearted and inspiring picture that momentarily leads the viewer to forget that the same man directed films like “Zoolander” and “Tropic Thunder.” The movie presents Walter Mitty (Stiller) as a quiet yet hardworking man who lives a monotonous life that is only interrupted by his own dramatic daydreams, which occur more often than he’d like. About 45 minutes into the film, Walter flies to Greenland and the slow- moving film finally picks up speed. When our protagonist meets some interesting char- acters and begins his journey across oceans and mountains and volcanoes, his reality soon surpasses his former daydreams. Walter’s character trans- formation is somewhat pre- dictable as he learns that life is an adventure and how to stand up for himself. But his physical transformation was a little more surprising as he trades in his button downs for hip sweaters and develops a somewhat rugged façade. Stiller lets the scenes unfold slowly and they con- 8 Thursday, January 9, 2014 The Daily Tar Heel

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Our Faith is over 2,000 years old Presbyterian EPISCOPAL CAMPUS MINISTRY Our thinking is not Campus Join us for dinner & fellowship! Tuesdays at 5:30 p.m. God is still speaking Ministry [email protected] • 919-967-2311 United Church of Chapel Hill: 110 Henderson St., Chapel Hill Welcoming & Affirming Open to EVERYONE • Thursdays Fellowship dinner Social Justice • EQUALITY & program 5:45-8 PM Multi-cultural • Mutli-racial • Weekly small groups A Parish in the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina MASS SCHEDULE • Sunday Worship at our six local Partner Churches. Uniting - Just Peace Church . Saturday: 5:15pm • Trips to the NC mountains & coast as well Student Chaplain - The Rev. Tambria Lee -College Students Welcome- Sunday: 9am, 11am & Student Mass at 7pm as annual spring break mission opportunities. ([email protected]) Coffee Hour & Classes at 10:00 a.m. 304 E. Franklin St. Chapel Hill, NC (919)929-2193 | www.thechapelofthecross.org Worship at 8:45am & 11:00am 919-929-3730 • 218 Pittsboro St., CH www.uncpcm.com The Daily Tar Heel News Thursday, January 9, 2014 9 False alarm fines to begin this year By Holly West watch groups and local busi- where residents and businesses registered within 30 days, and responded to 3,630 false it will increase their response Assistant City Editor ness organizations to make will register their alarms. people who don’t register their alarm calls in 2012, which time to real, valid alarms.” sure residents understand the Police and firefighters will alarms will face a fine. cost the town $75,213, The Chapel Hill fire and policy before it goes into effect. still respond to all alarms. The Car alarms do not need to according to a report given [email protected] police departments won’t start The town’s website also new database will allow both be registered. to the Town Council. In the imposing fines for multiple features a page of FAQs about departments to fine home and Matt Lawrence, deputy chief same year, the fire depart- false alarm fines false alarms until later this the system, known as the business owners who fail to for the fire department, said ment responded to 1,250 year — but right now they’re Chapel Hill Accidental Alarm maintain a working alarm. the rules will not be enforced false alarm calls at a cost of working hard to prevent hav- Program. Mecimore said the police until the alarm registration $122,400 the report states. $100 each ing to fine people at all. “We realize it’s a new ordi- and fire departments need website is up and running. The fire department sends 4-5 false alarms in 1 year Under an ordinance passed nance and people aren’t entire- contact information for alarm “We recognize we have to out three to four vehicles and by the Chapel Hill Town ly familiar with it,” Mecimore owners before they can start have enough time to get folks up to 10 firefighters each time Council in October, residents said. “We’re taking the first part enforcing the new rule. registered,” he said. it gets a call, and the police $200 each and businesses whose build- of 2014 to educate.” “We’ll have a good, up- Mecimore said the town dispatch two officers. 6-7 false alarms in 1 year ings have more than three As part of the new system, to-date database,” he said. will continue to update its Mecimore said this wasted false alarms in a one-year businesses and residences will “Especially with businesses, FAQ webpage as questions manpower is exactly what period will have to pay up. have to register their alarms as they change ownership or come up so people will know the town wanted to eradicate $300 each Lt. Joshua Mecimore, with the Chapel Hill fire and management, that informa- as much as possible before with the ordinance. 8-9 false alarms in 1 year spokesman for the Chapel Hill police departments starting tion doesn’t always get updat- enforcement begins. “The hope is that less of Police Department, said the this spring. ed with the alarm company.” “Our hope is that we don’t that will happen, which frees fire and police departments Mecimore said a third-party Once the registration system have to fine anyone,” he said. up officers to deal with other $500 each are working with community vendor is working on a website is in place, new alarms must be The police department issues,” he said. “And hopefully 10+ false alarms in 1 year Buzz Rides receives Bonfires not safe Bonfires have proven of couches or bonfires.” often glorified in college. grant to expand services The students probably “People don’t just send to be dangerous didn’t know it, but lighting a picture of people sitting that couch on fire was illegal. around in a house celebrat- N.C. State awarded during celebrations. “I’m sure if we had better ing a victory,” Cairns said. the electric shuttle recognition of the ordinance, “There’s something about a By Jenny Surane we would have been telling bonfire that really seems to company $11,800. City Editor people to leave,” Cumalander catch people’s attention.” said. “If there was more trans- “The problem is that when I By Carolyn Ebeling When Brennan parency around the ordinance, see that, I see injury. More than Staff Writer Cumalander returned to his we would have made steps to injury, what I see is potentially fraternity house after watch- stop it from happening.” catastrophic tragedy.” When UNC sophomores ing the North Carolina bas- It is illegal to hold a camp- Lisa Edwards, the spokes- Joey Skavroneck and Parker ketball team beat Michigan fire for special events without woman for the Chapel Hill Draughon made their dream a State last month, he found a a permit from the town fire Fire Department, said there’s reality last fall by starting Buzz couch on fire in the middle of marshall, according to town been no coordination between Rides, they never could have Little Fraternity Court. ordinances. UNC and the town to monitor imagined they would be con- Cumalander, president of No one was hurt after last or address that issue. sidering expansion this soon. the Sigma Nu fraternity, said month’s bonfire, but after the “There are inherent risks,” Buzz Rides, a free electric it wasn’t his fellow fraternity 2005 men’s basketball national Cumalander said. “It is what car shuttle service on UNC’s members that lit the couch on championship victory, 11 burn it is, I’m just thankful no one campus, recently received an fire — all three of the fraterni- victims were seen in the UNC was hurt.” $11,800 grant from N.C. State ty’s couches were still inside. Hospitals emergency room. Cairns said he’s commit- University’s North Carolina But by the time the broth- After the 2009 champion- ted to continuing to educate Solar Center. ers of Sigma Nu gathered ship win, eight students were students about the dangers Skavroneck said Buzz outside, there were more treated at the burn center. celebratory bonfires can pose Rides plans to use the than 200 students standing Dr. Bruce Cairns, the direc- — especially when alcohol is money to get a fast charger around the large fire. tor of the Jaycee Burn Center, added in the mix. that will leave the vehicles Chapel Hill police and fire said after those incidents, “We have the best students 80 percent charged in about dth/Kevin Hu eventually broke up the bon- the town came together with in the nation, some of the 30 minutes. fire, but Cumalander said no the University and the Burn smartest and brightest young “First semester we had two Buzz Rides, a free electric shuttle company, received a grant student groups or Sigma Nu Center to quash the tradition. people,” he said. “So this just vehicles (out of four) out at from N. C. State to purchase fast chargers for its vehicles. members were cited or fined. “When we did a fair num- defies explanation for me, a time and had to switch out “Sigma Nu was not ber of forums and stories on how such a capable group of because of charging,” he said. ways to diversify the com- excited for the upcoming involved, none of our brothers this, this was about four years people cannot see how dan- “With the fast charger, we can pany’s operations. semester and what it holds were complicit or involved,” ago, so I suspect most people gerous this is.” have all four out for our busi- “How do I advance it so for Buzz Rides. Cumalander said. “Sigma Nu weren’t here,” Cairns said. est nights like Thursdays and when older members of the Cirone said Buzz Rides’ doesn’t support the burning Cairns said bonfires are [email protected] Saturdays.” company are off doing other success was not a surprise to “We were blown away by things we can expand the her because of the service’s the response we’ve received by company maybe in other speed and convenience. Come check us out students. We drive 100 to 120 universities or other places “The phrase, ‘We should Stop by 151 E. Rosemary kids a night and we feel really around the U.S.?” he said. just call a Buzz Ride!’ has cer- St. to learn about the DTH confident moving forward.” Sophomore Ashley Cirone, tainly become commonplace.” games and our spring applications Skavroneck said other who is director of public rela- at 5:30 today. -See you there. recipients of the N.C. State tions, said she is extremely [email protected] © 2014 The Mepham Group. All rights reserved. grant include Duke Energy, Level: 1 2 3 4 Bracing the storm FedEx Express and Waste Management, Inc. With lasting frigid tem- peratures in the area, the Because of increased stu- BUY A COUCH • FIND A JOB Complete the grid dent response to Buzz Rides, homeless community seeks so each row, column warmth. See pg. 3 for story. Skavroneck said he is build- DITCH YOUR ROOMMATE and 3-by-3 box (in ing up his executive team. bold borders) contains He hired junior Caleb every digit 1 to 9. Return of Burgundy Cates as executive director of Solution to Headed out to the movies sustainability. Wednesday’s puzzle this weekend? Get Dive’s take “(Cates) is in charge of on Anchorman 2 and other making sure we are in com- films. See pg. 6 for reviews. pliance with our grant and calculating how many CO2 tailpipes we cut down on,” From UNC to USC said Skavroneck. “We are on A UNC business school track to cut down 50,000 tail- professor lands position pipe emissions after year one.” as dean of South Carolina Cates said the business’ school. See online for story. vehicles have emitted far less pollution than the most com- www.dailytarheel.com/classifieds mon taxi car in the United States — a Crown Victoria. “Thus far, we have emitted we’re here for you. less than half the carbon emis- sions that a traditional gas- FIND child care for next semester. powered taxi would,” he said. 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About 2,000 rides Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle All rights reserved. have been given per month since the launch of the business Across 60 Drags one’s feet 23 American frontiersman 42 Control for an out-of- in September, he said. 1 Make it home? 61 First name in puppetry 25 Trapping strategy control crowd “When we have the charger 6 Trunk hardware 62 Smidgen 26 Carry __ 45 Basketball Hall of Fame and are able to use all four 10 Karate move 63 Reunion invitee 27 “King Kong” actress sportscaster Dick 14 2013 U.S. Open winner 64 Very malicious Naomi 46 Pop art pioneer cars, we hope to increase this 15 In the past 65 Fit 29 What a “-” may indicate: 48 Grand to 3,000 rides per month,” 16 Chaplin’s widow 66 Telescope part Abbr. 50 Treatments for breaks Jones said. 17 Query in Matthew 67 Golfer’s concern 31 Fess (up) 51 Feature of some skirts 52 What a “D” often means He said the experience he 18 Crybaby of a sort 32 Novelist Binchy 20 Like French doors Down 33 Pond wader 53 Some basilica singers has gained working for Buzz 21 Special benefit 1 Sassy sort 34 Bartender’s supply 54 Glitz Rides has been invaluable. 22 One having a ball 2 Honduran home 36 Coarse grass used as 55 Doctrines “I have learned so much 24 “You said it!” 3 Frigg’s husband fodder 57 Ankle-length skirt 58 Burdon of The Animals more in two months of Buzz 25 University of Georgia 4 Like most Pixar movies 37 Without face value mascot Hairy __ 5 Skip over 39 __ lizzie 59 Rollers without wheels Rides than in two years of 28 Like a GI doing dishes 6 What a white “H” on a 40 NBAer who plays at taking classes,” he said. “It’s 30 Selena of “Wizards of blue sign signifies: Abbr. “The Q” great when we are driving Waverly Place” 7 Arctic wear and we hear people walking 35 Anticipated touchdown 8 Stick to a tight budget hr. 9 Annoyance down the street cheering for 36 Nail holders 10 Unflappable Buzz Rides.” 37 Meditative genre 11 It might wind up in the Freshman Brent Comstock, 38 With 40-Across, taking yard director of marketing and the easy way (and a hint 12 100 sawbucks to eight aptly placed 13 Diminish the youngest team member, answers in this grid) 19 Sticks around said he is working on another 40 See 38-Across vital part of the business: the 41 As per schedule website. 42 Knocks “It is going to be very inno- 43 One might make a setter better vative and fluid — simply this 44 Question type one long page that is split into 45 Start of a Spanish different components,” said cheer Comstock. “I call it simply 46 Antiprohibitionists 47 The Supremes, e.g. sophisticated.” 49 Collectible radio He said another important 51 Ristorante choice part of his job is looking for 56 Ready to rumble 10 Thursday, January 9, 2014 Opinion The Daily Tar Heel

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EDITORIAL CARTOON By Matthew Leming, [email protected] Featured online reader comment “Just because someone does not agree with Israel’s policy does not make them anti- Michael Dickson semitic.” Cries from the Peanut Gallery John Cage, on debate over the boycott of Israeli educational institutions Senior English and journalism major from Raleigh. Email: [email protected] them of my decision to LETTERS TO accept the CLS award, and THE EDITOR there is no information Of pride, regarding any fee other Bathrooms should be than the $50 application gender non-specific fee on the study abroad retroactive petitions web- mollusks TO THE EDITOR: page. The Campus Y installed These gratuitous fees new bathroom signs over imposed by the UNC Study and sex winter break to create Abroad Office will only four officially gender non- discourage students from specific bathrooms. These accepting outside scholar- jokes are some of the first gender ships or awards and seem- non-specific bathrooms at ingly serve no purpose ell seniors, this is UNC. other than lining the pock- it: the point of no Editorial For more than 153 years, ets of the university. W return. For those of the Campus Y has fought It seems that I am us eligible to graduate — wheth- for inclusivity on Carolina’s being punished in a sense er you’re a headstrong, dedi- campus. for not studying abroad cated junior or a boring, credit- College without borders We advocated for inte- through the UNC Study conscious senior — something gration in the ‘60s and Abroad Office and instead fundamental is changing. the construction of the accepting a coveted State Of course, this isn’t just Folt’s disregard of that have not yet declared mandate to protect the free black cultural center (now Department award. starting now. Like divorce and a position would be wise exchange of ideas and aca- the Sonja Haynes Stone I’ve met with the assis- puberty, this is a process that boycott should be to follow Chancellor demic services, a mandate Center) in the ‘90s. Our tant dean of students to begins long before we see the Folt’s precedent. This is clearly in contradiction 30 committees currently discuss why these fees telltale signs (e.g. a lack of echoed by others. an opportunity for all with the ASA’s boycott on work on issues of disability are necessary, only to be sexual contact, emotional dis- niversities Universities to publicly Israel. Universities must awareness, gender equal- told that it is “University tance and rapid, undesirable throughout the rededicate themselves to never stop protecting their ity and immigrant rights. policy.” hair growth). U United States are academic liberty. students’ education. Rather We see the inclusion of With the costs of tuition You finally have your own reacting to the American The stances of such an than engaging in political students of all gender iden- rising, such gratuitous fees Amazon account, you’ve gone Studies Association’s deci- obscure organization are battles that damage the tities and expressions as will also only rise in the from the fated, ancestral sion to boycott Israeli a non-issue, so it’s silly to educative abilities of the one of the most important future and further deter enemy with your siblings to social justice issues of our students from seeking close friends and your aunt no academic institutions and shed unnecessary light University, universities time. outside scholarships and longer censors her sex jokes their representatives as a on an outlandish boycott. should show solidarity in Last semester, we joined awards, but do such policies around you — and if you’re me, means to protest Israeli Chancellor Folt’s prioritiza- supporting the exchange of many other campus orga- really serve the best inter- you’re learning the right way treatment of Palestinians. tion of academic liberty, knowledge and education. nizations and students ests of the University? to tie your shoes and graduat- Carol Folt’s recent state- regardless of national So well done, to advocate for gender It seems insane to ing beyond skateboard-brand ment regarding the trivial- boundaries or political will, Chancellor Folt, for not non-specific housing on impose fees on students for Velcro wallets. ity of the boycott appropri- is a cause being taken up by only recognizing that edu- campus. The Board of accepting scholarships, yet But most of those are just ately dismissed the decision leaders in multiple univer- cation should be first, but Trustees voted in support of this is “university policy.” arbitrary markers of adult- of the ASA, an organization sities. Chancellor Folt rec- also taking a stance on it. gender non-specific hous- At what point will the UNC hood, and I’m never embracing consisting of a relatively ognized that such boycotts Hopefully such a public ing, but the proposal was system decide that they any transition that tells me I meager 5,000 members. pose a risk to the integrity statement will help guide shot down at a higher level. have sucked enough money should stop filling my spare Faced with this challenge, out of their students? The remaining universi- of students’ education. those that have yet to time with Lego: Indiana Jones we are determined to con- As a financially indepen- for PlayStation 2, Wii or PC. ties and university leaders Universities have a speak on the issue. tinue to push for equality dent student veteran, these What I’m talking about is for students of all gender fees are going to be paid what’s changing right now in a identities. Creating gender from my Post 9/11 G.I. Bill direct relation to our advance- Editorial non-specific bathrooms is and disability compensa- ment through this convoluted just a first step. tion funding. Although the and quixotic process of self- Seeing bathroom signs UNC system claims to sup- improvement and sacrifice we everywhere uphold a binary port veterans, I dispute this call higher education: our con- Set the bar higher between male and female claim of “support,” as I have nection to home. can be isolating and exclu- yet to feel supported in any Up until now, the command Recent mix-up Insurance Portability DHHS and the secretary, sionary to people who do not way by this money-hungry has been “Come home. Spend and Accountability Act, Dr. Aldona Wos, came identify as male or female. system. time with us. Bring us back our should be followed more commonly known under fire for failing to We challenge other Matt Cheek ’14 Tupperware.” But the polar- as HIPAA. Those who properly record and file departments and buildings Linguistics ity is reversing; your parents’ by true reform. received the wrong insur- justification memorandums on campus to follow us in Asian studies magnetic field is shifting to ow many blun- ance cards were told to for high-paying contracts creating gender non-specif- push you away. (English major ders can one shred and dispose of them, hired by the government. ic bathrooms and choosing Studies of well-being here, sorry — you might say department han- but there’s no surefire way These two back-to-back to be inclusive to students should be heeded electromagnetic metaphors are H of all gender expressions. dle before any true change a little out of my field. I try to to be sure that the cards missteps by the DHHS TO THE EDITOR: stay current, but I have to force is made? have not landed in the should not be the defining Cora Went ’15 A growing number of it to make it quark sometimes. The Department of wrong hands. characteristics of a state Campus Y Co-President experts in economics, well- Well, it is watt it is). Health and Human DHHS officials maintain department. In order to being and public policy Your family probably isn’t Services misfired again that it was a computing move on, officials at the Natalia Borrego ’14 believe that the academic even aware of it yet, but it’s hap- this month by sending over error that is to blame for DHHS need to prove to the Campus Y Co-President study of well-being has the pening. Every visit home in the 50,000 health insurance the mix up. However, when residents of North Carolina potential to help us address past was welcomed with much cards to the wrong people. a little glitch in a computer that they are taking steps UNC Study Abroad some of the most troubling rejoicing. But pretty soon after The Medicaid insurance program can cause the to ensure that mistakes limits students issues facing our nation and graduation, even short visits cards belonged to children state to be vulnerable to such as these don’t happen avoid the partisan stale- might be tainted with a little and included personal lawsuits, an actual human again. Otherwise, some TO THE EDITOR: mates in Congress. After shame if you’re not rapidly mov- information including their must step up to address additional oversight must I was awarded the 2013 attending the Measuring ing on to the next big thing. State Department Critical Happiness and Well-Being You might’ve already noticed names and Medicaid IDs. the problem and acknowl- be added, as the current Language Scholarship for panel held at UNC recently, this slow shift in orientation Since the cards included edge their culpability. This administration has done Persian Farsi, a fully-funded I tend to agree. over break. Every night after my private information, this has not happened yet. all it can to lose the faith of study abroad scholarship Panel members made a first day back, my mom would is a violation of the Health Last November, the North Carolinians. administered by the U.S. convincing argument that make oblique references to State Department and not the scientific study of our “whenever we’ll see you next” UNC’s Study Abroad Office. well-being and the factors and say goodnight like I’d be In order to have this that influence it can inform leaving before dawn to find pas- study abroad experience dialogue and foster ideas sage on a freighter to Singapore. QuickHits count as my Experiential concerning the improvement And after just a week of Education credit here at of our overall quality of life. being at home, my self-worth UNC, I submitted the nec- The panel discussion, started to dry and curl into a Wussy Riot Bowl in one How cold? Ice cold essary retroactive petition sponsored by the UNC- shriveled, unrecognizable mol- documents to the study Duke Philosophy, Politics, Students stormed the The football team ended lusk of an ordinarily healthy Areas across North America abroad office, including a and Economics Program, entrance after being turned a mixed season on a high (albeit swollen) ego. That’s have been seeing extremely $50 application fee. was extremely insight- away from note with a exaggerating a little bit, but it cold weather, To my surprise, if my ful. I believe the academic the basketball victory over was a paralyzing and dazzling- with some wind petition is approved, I thought leaders that spoke game against Cincinnati in ly unproductive venture (deal- chill tempera- will also have to submit a that day are onto some- Kentucky last the Belk Bowl. ing with the parents’ shock at tures lower than $150 administration fee thing, and I sincerely hope month. Though Ryan Switzer finding me on the couch again that of Mars, due and $556 to have the EE our leaders in Washington the line was randomized, even tied an NCAA record every morning didn’t help). to the Polar Vortex. Reports credit applied to my UNC become acquainted with there was some miscom- with an 87-yard punt return. Now don’t get me wrong — have been made that men student transcript. I was their work. munication that lead to According to CNN, a record moving back home can be a have been trying out for not informed of this fee by the chaos. Some have was also set for being the smart, if not inevitable option. professional sports and the Study Abroad Office in Skye Westra ’16 compared it to student riots first program to win a bowl But be forewarned: what it asking models out claiming February when I informed Undecided costs you in pride and self- over the Vietnam War, but by only using pictures and that, in all probability, hell respect might end up keeping “much, much lamer.” two-syllable words. has actually frozen over too. you there longer than you want SPEAK OUT or expect. 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