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A CHANGE IN
PERSPECTIVE
Theo Pinsons tumultuous ride back
By Jeremy Vernon thats OK. Maybe its what he needed
Assistant Sports Editor to show people who he really is.
Theo has always been a great
Theo Pinson couldnt resist. basketball player ... Barbara said.
As he flew off the bench to cel- His path is just different. Sometimes
ebrate winning the 2016 Maui things are meant to happen.
Invitational with his North Carolina
teammates, he glanced over at head ***
coach Roy Williams, who was giving
a postgame interview to an ESPN Something didnt feel right.
reporter. Ahead of a scrimmage in Fort
He needed to say something. Bragg in October, Theo told athletic
Pinson broke away from the pack, trainer Doug Halverson about a pain
snuck into frame and addressed the in his right foot. It was bothering him
camera. UNC assistant coach Steve some, but he could still play on it.
Robinson hadnt traveled with the And he did at least for a little bit.
team, and in his absence, the junior After hauling in a rebound and
wing assumed his position on the heading upcourt, Theo tried cutting
bench. behind teammate Justin Jackson. But
I just felt like I should have when he planted on the hardwood, the
deserved a little salary for my assis- feeling returned. X-rays followed, then
tant coaching job I had up there since the news: A broken fifth metatarsal.
Coach Rob was out, Pinson said. Then came a decision. And as
This is the Theo Pinson most peo- much as it hurt to admit, surgery and
ple know, and its not something hes missing the first two months of the
embarrassed about. During the Tar season was the way to go.
Heels NCAA Tournament run last It was (going to be) a good season,
spring, he garnered as much attention the breakout season for me that I
crashing postgame press conferences thought I could have, Theo said. I was
and impersonating UNC football playing well, feeling great and the confi-
coach Larry Fedora as he did with his dence level was at an all-time high.
play on the court. And it just, snap, like that, youve
But 11 months removed from the gotta start all over again.
tournament, Pinson has changed the Theos teammates knew how much
monikers associated with him. Hes it hurt, too. They saw the work he
no longer just Theo the dancer or put in during the offseason and were
Theo the energy guy. Now hes Theo ready to welcome him into the start-
the starter. The game-changer. The ing lineup.
glue guy for a Tar Heel team on the They were ready for him to become
cusp of its second straight outright more than what people assumed he
ACC regular season title which would be.
itll try to clinch with a win Saturday I know a lot of people see Theo
night against No. 17 Duke. on social media and in press confer-
Its a shift brought on by choice ences ... but I dont think everyone
and circumstance. Its not how he, his has gotten a chance to see him as
teammates or his mother, Barbara
Pinson, envisioned it, but maybe SEE PINSON, PAGE 5

DTH PHOTO ILLUSTRATION/JOS VALLE; ORIGINAL PHOTOS DTH FILE/ALEX KORMANN, PEGGY MULLIN
Theo Pinson, a junior wing on the North Carolina mens basketball team, spent the first two months of the season on the bench nursing a broken foot. Since his return, he has not disappointed.

Students scramble for Duke game Referendum


Selling tickets is an
Honor Code violation,
been to two, he said.
The student said he has sold passes for two
governments
tickets to the Duke game in pre-
vious years. He said he finds it
but students still do it. astonishing how much people are
willing to pay.
By Tiffani Gibbs It was so crazy that they were
Staff Writer willing to pay $200 for a Phase 5
ticket, he said.
The plan for split government
With the UNC vs. Duke Mayukh Sircar, the student passed with 80 percent approval.
mens basketball game quickly attorney general for the UNC
approaching on Saturday, many Graduate and Professional By Celia McRae and Molly Looman
students are willing to do almost Schools, said in an email that Staff Writers
anything to get a ticket. exchanging tickets like that is a
Numerous Facebook posts can violation of the Honor Code. The referendum concerning the split
be found asking for tickets to the Any prohibited transfer, barter between undergraduate, and graduate and
game in exchange for money or or resale of these tickets is strictly professional student governments was
through trade. prohibited, will be considered a approved on Thursday March 2 after a cam-
One student, who wishes to violation of University policy and DTH/SARAH REDMOND pus-wide vote.
remain anonymous, said he will render the tickets void, the One senior has sold his basketball tickets for the last two years and With the passage of this referendum, the
had four different offers for his statement said. claims he never realized it was against the Honor Code. two groups will now have their own presi-
Phase 3 ticket, and he sold it for Sophomore Nissa Coit said she dents, cabinets and their own senates. There
$140. wasnt aware that buying or sell- Ive seen a lot of posts, like understands where the University will only be one student body president sitting
I know it might be wrong, but ing student lottery tickets was a people are selling their car for is coming from. He believes the on the Board of Trustees who will represent
I know I can make money off of violation of the Honor Code and a ticket, first-year Daniel Lee Duke game should be treated dif- both the undergraduates and the graduate and
students who have never been to that she didnt see an issue with said. professional students.
a Duke game, and I have already students selling them. Senior Saad Khan said he SEE TICKETS, PAGE 5 The referendum required a 50 percent
plus one vote to pass and received around

UNCW professor to present on free speech


80 percent of the vote, Board of Elections
Chairperson Paul Kushner said.
Kushner said the election went as planned.
Other (than) the delay in announcing the
The event is sponsored Mike Adams is
a criminology
the Carolina Liberty Foundation
seeks to introduce students to
name and talk about their sexu-
ality without giving them the
results, tonight went the way it is supposed
to go, Kushner said regarding the election
by three conservative professor at UNC- viewpoints with which they may
not be familiar, from speakers
opportunity to say, Oh, maybe
I dont want the information
results being reported two hours after they
were expected.
Wilmington. He is
UNC organizations. speaking at UNC who are experts in their fields, disclosed because I might not Todays referendum only required a 50
on Monday about Dent said. be outed this, you know, at this percent plus one vote because it was proposed
By Anish Bhatia peoples right to Adams has been criticized in particular level, she said. Or I as a constitutional referendum from Student
Staff Writer the past, including when he pub- dont want this information to be Congress.Past Graduate and Professional
free speech. lished an article in September public. Student Federation referendums had to be put
UNC-Wilmington criminology by Carolina Liberty Foundation, on the Daily Wire discussing a Dent said although Adams on the ballot themselves, meaning it required
professor and conservative politi- Carolina Review and the UNC UNC-W student, Nada Merghani, has a reputation for controversial a two-thirds vote to pass.
cal columnist Mike Adams will College Republicans. and using the label queer statements, his talk will be some- This plan was constructed by student
visit UNC on Monday to speak CEO of the Carolina Liberty Muslim social justice warrior. thing college students can easily government, GPSF and Vice Chancellor for
about the importance of free Foundation and sophomore jour- In a November interview with relate to. Student Affairs Winston Crisp.
speech on college campuses. nalism student Alec Dent said the Daily Tar Heel, Merghani You dont have to agree with Madelyn Percy will serve as the graduate
Adams speech, Your hosting Adams will be well-suited said she was scared for her safety everything Dr. Adams says and student government president for the 2017-
Constitutional Right to be to the mission of the foundation. because of the article.
Offended, will be co-sponsored As an educational nonprofit, To use an LGBT persons SEE ADAMS, PAGE 5 SEE ELECTIONS, PAGE 5

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Q&A with Kazooo It! organizers
First-years Quincy Godwin break down social barriers?
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF
EDITOR@DAILYTARHEEL.COM and Ethan Baechtold are
feeling musical the lead- EB: On a more serious note,
HANNAH SMOOT
MANAGING EDITOR ers of Global International social inhibitions are a big
MANAGING.EDITOR@DAILYTARHEEL.COM Worldwide, Intl. are host- problem. So we feel that
DANNY NETT
ing the first ever Kazooo It! our wacky events can help
ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR Friday at Wilson Library. break down some of those
ONLINE@DAILYTARHEEL.COM Staff writer Michelle Dixon social inhibitions people have
JOS VALLE spoke with Goodwin and through a mutual love of
VISUAL MANAGING EDITOR Baechtold about kazoos, social items like kazoos.
VISUALS@DAILYTARHEEL.COM inhibitions and musical aspi-
ALISON KRUG rations. QG: Some other events that
NEWSROOM DIRECTOR we posted that sort of break
DTH@DAILYTARHEEL.COM Daily Tar Heel: What was your these social constraints that
SARA SALINAS inspiration for the event? were talking about include
DIRECTOR OF PROJECTS AND sling-shotting stuff into a
INVESTIGATIONS Ethan Baechtold: I think our place. We built a slingshot
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inspiration came after the and launched shoes and fruit
ACY JACKSON inception of the event. Shortly from it very successful.
UNIVERSITY EDITOR after Quincy and I met, we
UNIVERSITY@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
decided to create an event DTH: So why kazoos?
JANE LITTLE around our mutual love for
CITY EDITOR kazoos. We went from shak- QG: Its really accessible.
CITY@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
ing hands, an introduction,
COREY RISINGER straight into Kazooo It!. I EB: As two passionate musi- DTH FILE/BARRON NORTHRUP
STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR think if anyone can figure out cians, we feel that kazoos are
STATE@DAILYTARHEEL.COM The first Kazooo It! event will happen Friday in front of Wilson Library.
the inspiration they should let kind of the gateway instru-
SARAH VASSELLO us know. Ten points for that. ment. Its very small, fits in place it kind of has that happen. Theres also steps, EB: We ordered roughly 100
SWERVE DIRECTOR
SWERVE@DAILYTARHEEL.COM your pocket. stage presence. Anything riser situation. kazoos. A lot of the attendants
Quincy Goodwin: Our organi- theyve ever done at Wilson told us they were bringing their
C JACKSON COWART
zations name was founded QG: Theres a thousand words sort of resounds with the pub- DTH: Do you all expect a large own kazoos. Many of them
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS@DAILYTARHEEL.COM shortly after Kazooo It!. in a kazoo, as they say. lic more so. crowd? ordered their own dozen or so.
Our organization name is
ZITA VOROS
DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR called Global International DTH: Why are you all doing it EB: Yeah, and we want our QG: We expect to fill the quad. QG: We originally had a BYOK
DESIGN@DAILYTARHEEL.COM Worldwide, Intl. at Wilson Library? events to be very accessible to event, bring your own kazoo.
SARAH DWYER,
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ALEX KORMANN DTH: Why do you all want to QG: It seems like a very good is the very place for that to you all order? swerve@dailytarheel.com
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Louisville coach almost dragged a fan


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Game night almost So, of course, I have a few
takeaways:
minds at the time must have
been incredible.
or something
OK, thats enough bad
During live coverage on
ESPN, one sideline report also
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spelling out S-U-C-K instead.
night last week. As a fan, you expect to have have been shook. tion was silly. Following the game, a member
a good time cheering for your I cant even fathom just A simple, childish insult of SportsCenter said that the
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Like: facebook.com/dailytarheel Follow: @dailytarheel on Twitter Follow: dailytarheel on Instagram The person shoplifted 100 block of West Rosemary Hill police reports.
Street at 8:37 p.m. Monday, The person attacked the
according to Chapel Hill victim with a bottle, reports
police reports. state.
The person entered the
vehicle through an unlocked Someone broke into and
door and stole the center entered a residence with
console, valued at $200, and force at the intersection of
$1,184 in cash from a Betty Westminster Drive and Martin
Boop wallet, reports state. Luther King Jr. Boulevard at
10:19 a.m. Tuesday, according
Someone reported lar- to Chapel Hill police reports.
ceny from a vehicle at the 100
block of South Graham Street Someone reported lar-
10:39 a.m. Tuesday, according ceny at the 500 block of
to Chapel Hill police reports. Craig Street at 3:17 p.m.
The person entered the Wednesday, according to
vehicle and stole a camera, Chapel Hill police reports.
lenses and a studio light The person stole two


kit, valued at $2,080 total, screws, valued at 20 cents
reports state. total from a screen door,
reports state.

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Established 1893, 124 years of editorial freedom


QUOTE OF THE DAY
EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS
Our wacky events can help break down
JANE WESTER EDITOR, 962-4086 OR EDITOR@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
TYLER FLEMING OPINION EDITOR, OPINION@DAILYTARHEEL.COM TREY FLOWERS CHRIS DAHLIE WILL PARKER some of those social inhibitions people have
EMILY YUE ASSISTANT OPINION EDITOR
DAVID FARROW
JONATHAN NUNEZ
GEORGIA BRUNNER
ZAYNAB NASIF
GABY NAIR
FAITH NEWSOME
through a mutual love of items like kazoos.
KATE STOTESBERY ELIZA FILENE SAVANNAH FAIRCLOTH
Ethan Baechtold, on the social impact of Kazooo It!
EDITORIAL CARTOON BORDERS Illustrated Editorial by Savannah Faircloth
FEATURED ONLINE READER COMMENT
America is so deeply flawed, because
of white people, that only leftist policy
Alison Krug prescriptions can save us.
Copy Chief Emeritus
hammeroftruth, on an op-ed about viewing the alt-right historically
A senior journalism major from
Concord
Email: akrug@live.unc.edu
LETTERS TO Kvetching board
Take a THE EDITOR
Mike Adams speech is
kvetch:
v.1 (Yiddish) to complain

musical
So who would have
not a trap for liberals guessed that our system
President would have
TO THE EDITOR:
more balls standing up

tour of
In response to Joe
to Republicans than the
Swains letter published on
Chancellor? Dear Carol,
March 1 in The Daily Tar
leadership requires com-

Carolina
Heel:
mitment to, you know,
Mr. Swain referred to
stated principles and stuff.
the invitation of Dr. Mike
Adams as an unintentional Seriously people, if you

I
n July of 2016, I started trap, laid for campus have any stupid thing you
on an endless and impos- liberals. do that you know in your
sible quest to compile I recognize that Dr. heart jinxes our Heels,
every song that mentions Adams is somewhat please do not do it until
North Carolina. controversial, so as CEO after this weekend. To my
I was interning in Charlotte, of the Carolina Liberty roommate, if this means
where homemade Panthers- Foundation and editor-in- wearing your underwear
and Hornets-themed music chief of Carolina Review, from tonight all the way
videos seem endless. Feeling two co-sponsors for the through the weekend, do
left out, I began searching for event, I thought Id eluci- it. I wont mind.
a song about my hometown date the reasons my organi- Seriously white boys, I
of Concord, N.C. When my zations invited Dr. Adams dont want to go blind.
leads went dry, I decided the to UNC. Even if it is 80, keep your
most practical next step was At a time when conser- shirts on for the sake of
to amass as many songs about vatives and liberals alike all of our retinas until you
North Carolina as possible and fear being silenced for have a chance to tan over
search for Concord by process their political views, there break.
of elimination. is arguably no issue more
When a new friend says
I started making lists on important than free speech.
Neil Patrick Harris was a
scrap paper. On the bus rides With that in mind,
better Count Olaf than
to my internship, these lists the Carolina Liberty
Jim Carrey and you cant
became playlists of geographi- Foundation has sought to
decide whether to stick
cally cohesive songs. invite speakers to UNC
it out and show them the
As the lists grew, I encoun- who have fought against a
light or bail out.
tered more songs with a slight- system that attempted to
ly more nuanced relationship silence them. Can everyone here PLEASE
to the state (The Mountain Earlier this semester stop being so engaging,
Goats Moon Over Goldsboro, we hosted the famed well-adjusted and gor-
for example, which references social rights activist Chen geous? Falling in love
the N.C. town in the title but Guangcheng, who fought three-to-five times a
is set in Iowa), and I started for the rights of women and week doesnt make long-
collecting their context in an the poor in China. distance relationships any
Excel spreadsheet. For his efforts, he was easier.
Some of the songs I found imprisoned and tortured by Dear UNC HR, we dont
seemed to just use North the Chinese government. need an expensive glossy
Carolina as a folksy backdrop While never imprisoned, flier splaining the value of
with a convenient number of Dr. Adams has experience
syllables and an association COLUMN with censorship as well
our benefits. Many better
ways to spend that promo-

Why I still hate Duke


with the easily rhymable pines. here in the United States. tional $$. smh.
But the most deeply personal He was denied a full profes-
songs I found, like the Carolina sorship at UNC-W on the Ah, Springtime! The season
Chocolate Drops Leaving basis of his conservative of romance, unseasonably
Eden and James Taylors views. Thats not my opin- warm weather and thirsty,
Copperline, dont paint a per- The follow-up to the timeless Why I hate Duke column. ion, thats not Dr. Adams thirsty kvetches.
fect picture of the state. opinion, thats what a fed- On one hand, its some-
In 2010, Huffington Post Editors note: Ian Ill tell you why: I got to eral court decided in 2014. what alarming to watch
published a blog declaring Williams, a 1990 UNC choose my church. Having He also won an impor- Student Government
Petey Pablos Raise Up to be alum, was a columnist for grown up without an orga- tant court case in the early collapsing. On the other,
the worst state rap anthem The Daily Tar Heel when nized religion, I adopted the aughts when the university its an amusing distraction
ever produced and claiming he wrote the iconic column Carolina Way. I adhered to illegally investigated his from watching the actual
North Carolina deserves bet- Why I Hate Duke. The col- the Dean-Gut-Roy belief private emails, and was the government collapsing; so
ter. First of all, Im glad state umn ran Jan 17, 1990. That system, and incorporated it subject of yet another court \_(* u * )_/
rap anthem is getting the rec- night, the Tar Heels stomped Ian Williams everywhere: doing things case in 2011, when the I wish I could be perpetu-
ognition it deserves as a verifi- the Blue Devils by 19. the right way; playing hard, Fourth Circuit court ruled ally high and pretend that
DTH Columnist in 1990
able genre. But Raise Up This column was written smart and together; valuing that professors have full life doesnt exist.
embodies all the traits I found in 2007 as a follow-up. For your family above all. first amendments rights
in other moving songs about more DTH coverage of all Go Heels, beat Dook. We all burst from Chapel outside of the classroom as People thought today was
North Carolina: Its catchy as things UNC-Duke, check out Hill in a plume of gorgeous well, meaning universities my birthday but it wasnt!
hell. It doesnt gloss over the our topic page. blue smoke, wafting to cannot discriminate against Im just hoarding birthday
states deep flaws (the locations hating? all corners of the globe or punish professors for balloons like a celebration-
Pablo mentions in the song I always hated it when I assumed, like every- where other like-minded what they say in speeches inclined dragon!
are all locations of correctional alumni came back and one does, three things souls await. The sky-blue or published articles. Everything is getting
facilities near Greenville). Its waxed rhapsodic about would happen to me once I mafia has beds for you in Dr. Adams has certainly worse.
entered the ever-extending list their undergrad years. Yes, graduated. My views would Manhattan, an internship said controversial things All my younger friends
of unofficial UNC songs. I would always think to become more conservative, I in Hollywood, a coffee in in the past, some of which parents are sending them
What kept me coming back myself, I know there were wouldnt be allowed to sleep Prague, and well let you get I dont agree with, but midterm care packages,
to this never-ending compi- kegs in the dorms, I know past 10 a.m. anymore and in front of us in line at the there is no denying he is an and I just want my parents
lation was my search for a there was free love outside my passion for beating Dook K&W in Rocky Mount. authority on free speech in to know that you can
Concord song. I found one Bingham Hall, I know that would gradually drift away. I There is no old boys a college setting. email me a single sweet
where I should have looked everyone sung in harmony would grow hair on my ears network, no secret He will be speaking potato for pretty cheap!
first: with The Avett Brothers. about a perfect world, blah and suddenly think sitcoms handshake. All we share is on March 6 at 7 p.m. in
In the Curve is a bonus blah blah were funny. an affection for a town on a room 2420 of the Student Sucks that for every article
track off the bands 2007 So why listen to me, you Im here to tell you these hill, and this: when we see Union, and all are invited that mentions Moon-
album Emotionalism, and the might ask? Well, usually in things dont necessarily hap- Dookies clogging our TV, to attend. lights Best Picture win,
last lines of the song explicitly this spot, the DTH runs an pen. I grew more obnoxious- our lips curl and we seethe a Slightly off topic, there La La Land will inevitably
set it in Concord: And now old chestnut I wrote about ly liberal, I got a writing gig little inside. The week of the will be free food provided be mentioned as well
were just talking/ Were hitch Why I Hate Dook. I had a with flexible mornings and big game, we find ourselves from Time Out. it doesnt need anymore
hiking walkin/ Well see you in Wednesday column back in my eye-twitching contempt canceling appointments. Whether you choose to attention tbqh.
Concord tonight. the Bronze Age of 1990, and of Dooks basketball team Is Dook still worth hat- listen to Dr. Adams or pro- I wish Carol Folt would
And it feels like Concord. I told the story of how my grew even more intense. ing? Take a look at Sean test him, you wont have to send us an email clearly
From the steady, rolling high school visit to Durham They seem to manufacture Dockery slugging Tyler do so on an empty stomach. written by her and her
rhythm to the scratchy vocals, turned into a flaming pyre of loathsome jerks year after in the mouth. Spend a alone, maybe including
I finally heard my hometown. white-hot hostility. year. Saturday night next door Alec Dent her favorite color and
By the time I found my When the piece ran, I How can you watch any to a Dook fraternity. Find Sophomore snack.
Concord song, I reached more thought my friends would random press conference yourself in the midst of Journalism
than 70 songs about North disparage the obviousness of of Koach K and not feel the Kameron Krazies, a Send your one-to-two
Carolina. My next challenge it writing a column about this man is a modern-day numbnut group of raven- CEO sentence entries to
was finding a way to orga- hating Dook? Jesus, thats Narcissus so fixated on ously twee dorks who shel- Carolina Liberty opinion@dailytarheel.com,
nize it. I settling on taking like shooting barrelfuls of success that hes happy lac their nipples with blue Foundation subject line kvetch.
this mass of mildly organized cod! Instead, the column to throw his own players food coloring, scream cruel
music and building a tuneful ended up on refrigerators under the bus? A tightly- and deeply unfunny crap
tour of North Carolina.
With not much besides
across the Piedmont, and it
taught me two lessons. First,
wound mess of resentment
and profanity, the toxic
at opposing teams, then
jump up and down with the
SPEAK OUT
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dont overthink your duties; mindless lockstep of the
Please type: Handwritten letters will not be accepted.
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Grounds crew shifts plan for warmer weather


They are more are thinking about the possi-
bility that cold weather could
temperatures, everythings
going to go backward. But for
ing the azaleas. We only spray
when pests are present above
worried about the return and make things dif-
ficult for the grounds crews,
general plant health, its not
that big of a deal.
a tolerable level.
IPM is a more environ-
influx of pests. who have already started Bythell was confident the mentally friendly alternative
some spring operations. unusual warmth would not to heavy pesticide use and
By Preston Lennon Bythell said his division dramatically interfere with is one example of the steps
Staff Writer is always at the mercy of the his departments plans. taken by Grounds Services to
weather and this year is To be honest, most of our ensure a seamless transition
Recent fluctuations in no different. guys are loving it. Its great from winter into spring.
weather namely, the It just flows, he said. We working weather, he said. UNC grounds workers are
increased number of 70 bend like a reed in the wind One thing he was con- working hard to ensure the
degree days in February with the weather because we cerned about was the influx of campus maintains healthy
have the potential to shake up dont really have a choice. pests that accompany warm grounds despite the volatile
the UNC Grounds Services His department is adapting periods. He said insects were weather. Theyve had to be
routine in the coming weeks. to the recent warm weather expected to start emerg- on their game because of the
Its not so much that by moving up their schedule. ing soon, which will trig- early blooming. DTH/MARISA RAUWALD
its warmer, said Thomas Fertilizing and other plant ger a strong response from With the warmer weather, Changing weather and an abnormally warm February have
Bythell, University arborist. treatments are already under- Grounds Services. everythings coming back so affected the way UNC Grounds Services is working on campus.
Its that it might get colder. way, and lawn mowing has We have a philosophy theres more work to do, said
Bythells responsibili- started earlier than usual. here at UNC. Its called IPM: Chris Burnette, an employee happier since the weather in the past, he said. Not
ties include overseeing the If winter goes out like a integrated pest management, of UNC Grounds Services. changed, and he hopes that it as many winter clothes and
4,000 to 5,000 acres of land lamb, then it shouldnt be a he said. We dont just broad Students are affected by doesnt turn around and get jackets just because its so
UNC owns all over Orange problem, Bythell said. But, spectrum spray stuff on cam- the warmer conditions too. cold again. nice out.
County. if it goes out like a lion, with pus. We dont say, well its Sophomore Chad Smith said I started wearing shorts
Bythell and his department two weeks of below freezing late March so lets start spray- he thinks people have been earlier in the year than I have university@dailytarheel.com

Law enforcement takes stand on immigration


Local authorities enforcement has an agree-
ment with ICE, they could
Chapel Hill on Erwin Road
was untrue, Mecimore said.
(This is) so that officers
dont have the discretion to
We will continue to work hard to build good
affirm support for contact them about an Weve had some confu- only stop the cars they want relationships with everyone in our community.
undocumented person at a sion in thinking that speed to, Mecimore said. Capt. Joshua Mecimore
immigrants in N.C. checkpoint if that person had enforcement has something Como said it would be Spokesperson for the Chapel Hill Police Department
a previous criminal record. to do with checkpoints, he a violation of the Fourth
By Jordyn Connell But the Orange County said. Those are two very dif- Amendment for officers to set
Staff Writer Sheriff s Office said in a state- ferent things. up checkpoints without cause organizations like El Centro their chain of command, and
ment it will not act like immi- Orange County Sheriff to target specific populations. Hispano to encourage immi- there must be a statistical
Fears have been circulat- gration enforcement agencies. Charles Blackwood said Mecimore said officers grants to attend Faith ID need for them, he said.
ing that Orange County and We will put fear and bias immigrants have nothing to would only inquire about drives, he said. Mecimore said after the
Chapel Hill law enforce- aside and treat all people with fear from his office. nationality if an individuals That helps them use that checkpoint is held, the depart-
ment is partnering with U.S. the respect and courtesy they If we do any checkpoints, embassy requires the officer ID around the community in ment follows up to determine
Immigration and Customs deserve, the statement said. like a drivers license check- to report arrests, or if they are different situations, he said. if it improved safety.
Enforcement by setting Capt. Joshua Mecimore, point, were not doing that in the system. Informational checkpoints, We will continue to work
up checkpoints that target spokesperson for the Chapel for immigration purposes, President Donald Trumps which might be set up near hard to build good relation-
undocumented people resid- Hill Police Department, said he said. executive order has not break-ins, would most likely ships with everyone in our
ing in the area. there will be no checkpoints There are patterns by which changed local law enforce- not require ID to be shown, community, including immi-
Irena Como, staff attor- in collaboration with ICE in cars are stopped at check- ment policies, Mecimore said. Blackwood said. grants, Mecimore said.
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PINSON Im not out there.
For the next 15 games,
the Wolfpack, Theo missed
all his field goal attempts and
but he wasnt about to let that
show. When the team took the
I just feel bad for the kid,
he said. He put so much into
in hundreds of hours making
sure that if they had a chance
FROM PAGE 1 Theo played out his role as a was held scoreless on the day. court against Miami two days it, he gave us so much this to go back and finish the job,
a player, junior guard Joel temporary assistant. Hed tell But he pretty much did every- later, he was back to leading year, and (I hate) to see it just hed help them do so.
Berry said back in October. I his teammates things they thing else. them from the sidelines. taken away from him like Those ambitions were put
know what Theo can do and were missing, when to flash He finished the day with Thats just a characteristic that. on hold at the beginning of
it just sucks because we were off screens and where to cut five assists, five rebounds and I cant explain it he has Its a situation Pinson the season, but instead of
expecting a lot from him. on inbounds plays. Hed even a team-high four steals. It always had ... Barbara said. could relate to, and one he derailing everything, the inju-
But Theo had a plan. After crouch down in a defensive wasnt sexy by any means, but Some people can easily be felt compelled to talk about ries put things into perspec-
surgery, he met with Williams stance right there on the side- its the type of performance down on themselves and not with his teammate. No mat- tive. If UNC ends up winning
and the rest of the coaching lines. that showed he could help the figure out other ways to help ter who it was on the bench, it all this season, itd mean
staff. He told them he didnt I think he was involved team in several different ways. the team or help others, but Theo was going to be there that much more to Theo.
want to sit at the end of the in every game he was on the Me and Sean (May) talk he always seemed to figure for each one of his brothers. Just all the work I put in
bench. He still wanted to help bench, Williams said. I had about it before I go out for the that out. to just get back, get back and
his teammates. to get him out of my way. The game, Theo said after UNCs Theo came back a week *** come back stronger than I did
So when North Carolina referees, a couple times, had to win over Florida State on Jan. and a half later, and when the leaving, he said. I definitely
came out of the tunnel for tell him to get out of the way. 14. Every day, make plays. Tar Heels took on N.C. State Inside the inner-workings think Id break down. Its been
its season opener on Nov. 11, But I think thats just Theo. And I try to do that. And the next week, he found his of the Smith Center, in a a journey, its been a ride.
there was Theo, acting as a Theo was set to make his thats just not scoring. way into the starting lineup room used primarily for pre- For Theo and the rest of
buffer between the roster and return against N.C. State on Over the next few weeks, for the first time all season. game meals and postgame the North Carolina mens
the coaching staff. He looked Jan. 7, but winter weather Theo flashed even more of the Its where he wanted to be, interviews, an image of the basketball team, the ride is
like a coach the suit, the in Chapel Hill pushed the potential his teammates saw but not how he wanted to get 2015-16 UNC mens basket- far from over. There will be
glasses, the charisma. His game to the next afternoon in the offseason. A double- there. The day before, sopho- ball team covers one wall. In so much more obstacles,
voice carried like one, and he another delay in a season double against the Seminoles. more guard Kenny Williams the center is Theo, a snippet setbacks, nicks and cuts and
made sure to use it. already filled with setbacks. Seven points, five assists and injured his knee in practice. of net tied onto his hat and time toiling on the trainers
He did it to show his team- But at 1 p.m. on Jan. 8, five rebounds at Syracuse. He After the game, Roy Williams a grin surfacing on his face, table en route to their ulti-
mates he wasnt going any- it was time. The world was was changing perceptions, announced he would have holding the 2016 NCAA East mate goal.
where. He was still going to about to know who Theo the all while helping UNC to a surgery and likely miss the Regional Champion trophy. But if all goes according
be there for them. player was. seven-game winning streak. rest of the season. Its a reminder of what to plan, hell add one more
Im not trying to have my But then it happened again. The news particularly Theo and his teammates were moniker to the list.
own pity party ... Theo said. *** Against Virginia Tech on Jan. stuck a chord with Theo, who able to do last season, but also Theo the national cham-
I dont want anybody to feel 26, Theo rolled his ankle and made sure to check in with of what they didnt. It served pion.
sorry for me. I dont want to Zero. was forced back to the side- him shortly after he got out of as motivation for him during @jbo_vernon
bring anybody down because In his big debut against lines. It was frustrating, sure, surgery. the offseason, when he put sports@dailytarheel.com

TICKETS Khan said.


Theres a lot of people
tickets so the process is fair
to everybody. She said if
Duke tickets intensifies as a
senior. Many of his friends
because its not really fair,
Khan said.
students to go to the game
because it is such a big part
FROM PAGE 1 where (buying a ticket) people cannot afford to buy did not get a ticket for Khan said he believes of UNCs culture.
ferently than others. might be their only opportu- a ticket to the game, then it Saturdays game and have every student should have I think that people who
I think in this case either nity to go. would be unfair to them if been trying to get them. the opportunity to go to a want to go to the game should
you make it more successful First-year Jenni Anna said others were allowed to buy I do know seniors who UNC-Duke game before go to the game bottom
for people to get in the game she believes the University and sell their tickets from the didnt get Duke tickets or they graduate. He said he line, he said.
so you dont have that prob- puts restrictions on selling lottery. havent gotten Duke tickets wishes the University would
lem, or you dont police it, and buying student lottery Khan said the need for at all, and I feel bad for them make it more accessible for university@dailytarheel.com

ADAMS I think its really important to have open ELECTIONS for student body president,
Maurice Grier and Elizabeth
running a write-
FROM PAGE 1 dialogue and debates FROM PAGE 1 Adkins, are still allowed to in campaign was
I dont to see that what hes
fighting for is good for all of us,
Jake DiMartinis 2018 academic year.
I am excited for the
campaign, but both have
hearings in front of the BOE
definitely an intimi-
and he may be conservative, Sophomore
opportunity to work with my today. dating task.
but his cases set important fellow graduate and profes- Karli Krasnipol won the
precedents for how universities DiMartinis, who plans on diately silenced and cast off as sional students, the under- election for senior class presi- Karli Krasnipol
can treat someone of any politi- attending, said he believes being bigoted. graduates and administration dent. Senior class president
cal persuasion, Dent said. open dialogue is important First-year Tarik Woods to ensure that graduate and She was a write-in can-
He said Adams has defend- in reaching resolutions and is attending because of his professional student voices didate and will have Aaron Cupello will fill the position of
ed his right to free speech compromise. interest in free speech. are represented on campus, Epps as her senior class vice Carolina Athletic Association
well in the past. He said he thinks everyone Simply put, because I Percy said. president. He was also a cer- President.
Hes taken UNC-W to court can learn something from the believe strongly in the First All other offices except tified write-in. Positions on Student
on three occasions to defend event. Amendment, I would like student body president were Krasnipol said she views Congress were also filled for
his right to speak his mind as I think its really impor- to hear what he has to say voted on today. this as an important part of districts 1, 2, 3, 6, 7 and 8.
an employee of the university, tant to have open dialogue whether I agree or not, Woods The student body presi- her senior year. Districts 1, 4 and 5 still have
winning each time including and debate so we can work said. Just because I dont agree dent election is halted indefi- Im incredibly excited, seats yet to be filled.
one instance where he sued for through the problems we with his interpretations doesnt nitely after a complaint was running a write-in campaign Write-in candidates to
full professorship, arguing that face in our communities and mean I cant learn from them. filed on Tuesday against the was definitely an intimidating district 7 will have to be
hed been denied because of his in our country, as a whole, The event will take place BOE by Travis Broadhurst, task, Krasnipol said. confirmed by the BOE
vocal political views, an argu- DiMartinis said. But that from 7-9 p.m. Monday in who is running a write-in Hiren Gihwala was before they can officially be
ment a federal court agreed cant happen when as soon as Student Union room 2420. campaign for student body elected to serve as the announced.
with, he said. a conservative opens up his or president. president of the Residence
Sophomore Jake her mouth, he or she is imme- university@dailytarheel.com The current candidates Hall Association. Christina university@dailytarheel.com

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27 Snowboard feature answers are? 30 Bachelor pad, perhaps 56 Buenos __
28 Brass band sounds 32 Raphael or Leonardo, 57 Mongol sovereign
31 Money in Miyazaki Down in fiction 58 Increase, with up
33 Free org. for law 1 Muddles 33 __-rock music 62 Hack
students 2 Family name in Jane 35 Cheese go-with 63 ER setting
34 Rob Roy, for one Austens Persuasion 36 Dead-ball __: early 64 Play about Capote
35 Whatevs 3 Hand baseball period
38 No Clue 4 Explosive stuff
41 Poet inspired by the 5 Lake straddling a
Battle of Baltimore Western border
42 Trapezoid measure 6 Tag Heuer competitor
44 Brooklyn pro 7 Sorrow
45 Droop 8 Entourage agent Gold
47 Home of the All- 9 Sea follower?
Natural
Burger
49 Bobby who
lost to Billie
Jean in the
Battle of the
Sexes
53 No Clue
57 Riksbank
currency
59 Flower from
the Greek for
rainbow
60 Lenore
poet
61 No Clue
64 When
The Daily Tar Heel Friday, March 3, 2017 6

SportsFriday
Tar Heels end era at ACC Tournament
UNCs season offset a 29-point performance
from ACC Player of the Year Alexis
Peterson, as Syracuse (21-9, 11-5
likely over with ACC) was hardly threatened through
40 minutes on Thursday.

19-point loss For North Carolina (15-16, 3-13


ACC), it was an inconsequential loss
in a long string of crippling ones.
to Syracuse on Four years ago, the trajectory of
the program was skyward. UNC
Thursday secured the top recruiting class
in the nation for the next four
years, at least, the Tar Heels would
WOMENS BASKETBALL be perennial contenders. And for a
season, they were. Even with head
SYRACUSE83 coach Sylvia Hatchell away from the
team, the team was on the doorstep
NORTH CAROLINA 64 of the 2014 Final Four.
Then Diamond DeShields,
By C Jackson Cowart UNCs leading scorer, transferred to
Sports Editor Tennessee. A year later, under the
cloud of an NCAA investigation, the
CONWAY, S.C. Perhaps this is other three followed suit: Allisha
the end. Gray to South Carolina, Stephanie
Maybe, after two years rebuilding, Mavunga to Ohio State and Jessica
this is the inflection point. Maybe this Washington to Kansas.
is the end of a precipitous fall. The So Cherry the seventh scor-
moment when two seasons of tumult ing option as a first-year became
are retired with one collective sigh. the de facto face of the Tar Heels.
The North Carolina womens Stephanie Watts and Destinee
basketball team was a day removed Walker were forced to play nearly
from an upstart victory over every minute as newcomers last DTH/GABI PALACIO
Pittsburgh. But as Syracuse bled the year. And this season, Kea went Guard Jamie Cherry (10) scored 24 points during the Tar Heels 83-64 loss against Syracuse on Thursday night.
final minutes of its 83-64 win over from a role player at Vanderbilt to
UNC on Thursday, the Tar Heels the leading scorer at UNC. Wednesdays 72-60 win UNCs boards; UNC had 23 total rebounds. and both Watts and Walker out
simply bided their time. They didnt know they were first in the postseason since 2015. Its just tough to try to come back for the season, the Tar Heels could
Soon, it would all be over. coming into the roles that they had, But on Thursday, it wasnt enough. from that, Cherry said. only wait for the bleeding to stop.
When it comes down to those Cherry said. Syracuse exploited North Threes from Cherry and mid- Its been hard for us to get some
seven, eight minutes and were los- But glimpses of potential shined Carolinas cast of first-year forwards range jumpers from Kea chipped sort of consistency, Hatchell said.
ing by more than 20, guard Paris through. A school-record 14 made an issue thats plagued the Tar away at a sizable deficit. But As the final minutes drained from
Kea said, we kind of realize that we 3-pointers and near triple-double Heels the past two seasons. On the Syracuse was relentless, attacking the clock, the players bided their
just have to build on our weaknesses from Kea lifted UNC over a ranked games first play, the Orange grabbed the paint and forcing UNCs first- time. It was the end of their season
for next year. N.C. State team in January. A three offensive rebounds before years to rotate along the perimeter. and hopefully of an era.
Another exhaustive effort from career-high 32 points from Cherry converting a layup. Syracuse would With Hillary Fuller the teams @CJacksonCowart
Jamie Cherry and Kea couldnt was too much for Pittsburgh in finish the game with 29 offensive only reliable post player this season sports@dailytarheel.com

What to expect when UNC mens basketball faces Duke


The Tar Heels seek their UNC-DUKE against the No. 15 Seminoles.
Even if Allen is limited again
second straight outright Time: 8:20 p.m. on Saturday night on Saturday, Frank Jackson could
more than offset that. He scored
ACC regular season title. Location: Smith Center
the game-tying three-pointer in an
Info: www.dailytarheel.com and eventual loss to Kansas earlier in the
By Logan Ulrich follow us on Twitter @DTHSports season, so hes no stranger to per-
Senior Writer forming on the big stage.

With one game left in the regular matchup, but this will be UNCs Whats their weakness?
season, heres what to watch for on toughest test since that game.
Saturday at 8:20 p.m. as the No. There are few offenses that stretch In addition to the aforementioned
5 North Carolina mens basketball defenses as much as Duke does injury to Allen, Duke forward Amile
team (25-6, 13-4 ACC) takes on No. between its outside shooting and its Jefferson is also dealing with some
17 Duke (23-7, 11-6 ACC) for the sec- driving ability. nagging injury issues. Although he
ond time this season. The Tar Heels played 31 minutes against Florida
are looking to clinch their second Who stands out? State, Jefferson has been in and out
straight ACC regular season title. of the lineup the past two seasons
Kennard, who leads the Blue because of injury and when hes on
How do they play? Devils in scoring, has been the the bench, he has been sorely missed
favorite to earn ACC Player of the and difficult to replace.
The focus for the Blue Devils Year honors for several weeks, Even with Jefferson, though,
will be getting the ball into the though UNC junior Justin Jackson Dukes frontcourt is not the strength
hands of their playmakers and let- has made a run at him in the past of the team. North Carolinas skilled DTH FILE/SARAH DWYER
ting them go to work from there. few games. Whichever player big men could make a living on the Duke forward Jayson Tatum (0) dribbles around sophomore forward Luke
Duke runs a variety of screens to shines brightest on Saturday night offensive boards like they have for Maye (32) on Feb. 9. The Tar Heels take on the Blue Devils again on Saturday.
set up space for either three-point- could go a long way toward sealing much of the season. Defensively,
ers or driving lanes, and between the award. Duke also will likely not be able a lot of points on Saturday night, which team can hit shots at the
ACC Player of the Year candidate With Grayson Allen dealing to do much to slow the Tar Heels particularly against a UNC team end which last time proved to be
Luke Kennard, likely top-five draft with an injury in the last game down, as the Blue Devils rank 37th missing one of its better perimeter Duke. Its been proven extremely
pick Jayson Tatum and Grayson against Florida State, first-year in Ken Pomeroys adjusted defensive defenders in Kenny Williams. With difficult to win on the road against
Allen, the team has a wealth of point guard Frank Jackson who efficiency metric. senior forward Isaiah Hicks also tough ACC opponents this sea-
playmakers who can score. averages 10.3 points per game still limited by a hamstring injury, son, but with Duke against North
North Carolinas defense has stepped up with one of his biggest How could they win? UNCs post advantage could be Carolina, throw out the trends and
improved in recent weeks com- games of the season. The rookie diminished enough to keep the get ready for a classic.
pared to the unit that the Blue scored 22 points with over 50 per- Despite the defensive shortcom- game close. @loganulrich
Devils lit up for 86 points in the last cent shooting in Dukes 75-70 win ings, Duke can and likely will score Then it just comes down to sports@dailytarheel.com

UNC womens basketball sees promise in first-years


The Tar Heels will off the rim and into Syracuses
hands.
This was evident as 14th-
seeded UNC took on sixth-
tremendous adversity.
The first-years gave all they
on Thursday were first-years.
The season was different
Thats kind of been the sea-
son for the freshmen, having to
return all but one The sequence was a micro-
cosm of the North Carolina
seeded Syracuse (21-9, 11-5
ACC) in the second round of
had it just wasnt enough.
Im sure the roles theyve
than I could have expected,
Smith said. Coming in I didnt
grow up quickly, junior guard
Jamie Cherry said. I think
player next season. womens basketball teams the ACC Tournament. The had to play is very different think I was going to play 40 they took on the challenge and
83-64 loss to Syracuse in Oranges Alexis Peterson, the from what they expected minutes in some games or start did fairly well over the course
By Ethan Belshe Conway, S.C. Thursday night. 2016-17 ACC Womens Player Hatchell said. Theyve been some other games. of the season stepping in.
Staff Writer I was really proud of these of the Year, torched North thrown into a fire. Our team was able to The Tar Heels return all
kids, our whole team, for Carolina for 29 points. Hatchell knew coming into come over some adversity this their players except one next
CONWAY, S.C. With battling and fighting hard The Tar Heels first- the season that some first-years year, and learned from it. season. They also add a star-
a little over eight minutes through a lot of adversity with years simply couldnt guard would see major minutes, but There were growing pains, studded 2017 recruiting class,
left in the game, first-year injured players, head coach Peterson. They were always she never planned to play them but flashes of brilliance sug- suggesting intense competi-
guard Olivia Smith streaked Sylvia Hatchell said. one step behind her as she as much as she did. Season- gest that the future is bright. tion for playing time.
towards the basket for an UNC (15-16, 3-13 ACC) easily spotted up behind the ending injuries to senior for- Despite missing the late fast- But this years class of first-
open fast-break layup. is considered the nations arc and knifed through the ward Hillary Fuller and sopho- break opportunity, Smith still years will be ready. If theres
She sprinted and gathered youngest team. With eight lane for basket after basket. more guards Destinee Walker poured in 12 points on 50 one thing theyve learned, its
the ball at the last moment. first-years, three sophomores, Nonetheless, Hatchell was and Stephanie Watts forced percent shooting from behind how to face adversity.
Smith flipped the ball into one junior and a senior, inex- proud of the effort her young Hatchells hand. the arc and held Peterson to @The_Belshe
the air and watched it bounce perience proved problematic. players showed in the face of Three of UNCs five starters only 9 second-half points. sports@dailytarheel.com

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