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(J) Rowdy
represents his
hometown
By Chantal Shine Street, which was a hub of do music and focus what is Durham.
Staff Writer black entrepreneurship. possible. Im starting to realize was
People are beginning to Brandon Long, the gen- just how much of a rich history
Although New York City make their own way, shape eral manager of Lindas Bar that Durham has, Rowsey said.
and Los Angeles are consid- their own vision and dreams, and Grill where Josh usually Durhams past is about black
ered the major cultural hubs work independently and start performs as (J) Rowdy, said entrepreneurship, black busi-
for hip-hop music, local hip- their own businesses, Rowsey audiences enjoy when sample nesses and just overall the black
hop artist Josh Rowsey thinks said. Things are beginning songs of the album are per- community. What I had learned
Durham should get more to pop up. If you have some formed at the restaurant. was how it was destroyed and
credit. sort of vision within Durham, Its the real deal, Long now there seems to be a resur-
We have this kingdom youre able to build and make it said. Its exactly what I expect gence of black entrepreneurship
right here in North Carolina, your career and your lifestyle. of (J) Rowdy to come up with. that is starting to happen in the
Rowsey said. A lot of people Rowsey produced his entire Lamont said that Rowsey Durham area.
want to go to a New York, album in two days with the help is always himself and gives his Lamont said his favorite
Atlanta or Los Angeles, but of friend Tracy Lamont. full presence to people. song on the album is Trouble
what I think people are miss- For him, he said it was a His project and even because he resonates with how
ing is the gold mine that is testament to getting things him as an artist or person is the song describes the experi-
right here in our own back- done and letting go of any stag- rowdy, Lamont said. And ence of trying to make it in the
yard. nant energy, Lamont said. thats even if hes being calm music industry.
Known onstage as (J) Rowsey said producing the with you or more meditative Rowsey said most people
Rowdy, Rowsey said that a album was an intense, spiri- and just speaking life into doubt their full potential.
sense of community and loy- tually growing process. you and just trying to get you (Everyone) underestimates
alty was important to his new It was scary because every- some game or something. how much power they have
album, Return to Black Wall thing had to be right, Rowsey Rowsey said that a major within themselves to manifest
Street. The albums name is a said. It shows the power of part of the development of their own destiny.
reference to Durhams Parrish manifestation (of the idea) of the album was the history of arts@dailytarheel.com
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Margaret Spellings time because we all know that you how we did after we see I was named, and before I They also observed, and we on it. Secondly, I would say
as the UNC-system president without education we dont it. But it also serves as a guid- arrived on the scene, I raised made a legislative request I personally didnt think the
in charge of 17 campuses live in a very thriving, grow- ing light for the institutions, some private funds to get the around this, that we really DACA Op-Ed was particu-
across the state has been ing place, and as individuals and they can develop their Boston Consulting Group to dont have the right kind of larly controversial, those were
marked by protest, controver- its the key to our own long- own strategic plan within this come and take a look under information systems to really issues that Ive worked on for
sy and political speech. Senior term success. framework. the hood, see what we did smartly manage the enter- decades, and I was pleased to
writer Natalie Short talked to well, where we could improve, prise and frankly to answer see last week that the Trump
DTH: What are some of the DTH: Could you explain the
Spellings about her previous where we lacked the right the questions that the Board administration has heard
things that youve done for the strategic plan a bit more spe-
experiences and her past year talents, etc. They made some of Governors and the legisla- a number of us among the
University system in the past cifically?
in office. recommendations, I acted on ture has. We have 17 institu- country, and Ill be thrilled
year that you see as highlights?
MS: What were doing right them, for the most part. Any tions with a multitude of sys- when they make it a little
The Daily Tar Heel: How MS: I would say the strategic now is negotiating institu- organization is organic, so tems, were under leveraging more permanent.
has your past experience in
plan that the board unani- tional-level agreements that youre always reacting to the shared services and system
education and government
mously adopted in January, everyone can see what part of
DTH: How do you feel that
times. Thats another thing platforms. I think we can be
informed your current role? your relationships with your
that work was developed those strategic goals that they that I would say is an achieve- smarter about the way we are
adversaries within the UNC
Margaret Spellings: I feel like through a process of town are going to tackle uniquely. ment reducing the size of organized.
system have developed within
everything that Ive done in my hall meetings on each and Obviously we have 17 institu- general administration but
career has added up to being every one of the campuses, an tions that are all very differ-
DTH: Have there been any the past year?
also emphasizing the things
specific political hurdles that
prepared and ready to lead online survey that engendered ent and so those are a process. that are most important and MS: I felt like if people had
you had to navigate in order
the University. Whether its support and input from thou- We expect to finalize those by of course those are the things gotten to know me, they would
to do your job?
having attended a large public sands of people, active involve- the end of the summer, and that are derived around the see that whether weve agreed
university in Houston, that ment from the faculty and so our Year 1 will be the 17-18 strategic plan. MS: House Bill 2 obvi- 100 percent at the time or
frankly reminds me a whole staff, of course my team here, school year, and its a five year Ill give you an example. ously was a year-long saga not is really not the issue, its
lot of UNC-Charlotte, or my folks around the legislature plan. They observed that we could that affected the University that Im an honest broker and
work at the state legislative it was a very multi-stakeholder do more to help develop the and many in it, athletic and respectful to people in and out
DTH: Was it your own
level in Texas and at the federal process that wrought a very professional staff here at otherwise. So we were caught of the institution and I think
idea to bring in the Boston
level both at the White House concise but powerful strategic general administration and in the middle as Ive said a that theyve gotten to that
Consulting Group to evaluate
and at the U.S. Department plan that is gonna guide our within the University, I mean million times, between the same place with me and its a
the UNC system?
of Education in Washington, work over the next five years. were in the human capital legislature and our govern- productive environment. So I
its just kind of a combo plat- Around that, we made a stra- MS: Thats again, kind business and as an institu- ment and the constituencies think things have really settled
ter of experience that really tegic legislative request the of, what you would expect tion itself, we were under- of the Universities. And so I down and Im glad to be here. I
has brought me here today. budgets supposed to come senior level managers or investing in that. That was an was pleased and relieved that hope theyre glad Im here.
Im just thrilled to be here, out (Monday) so Ill tell executives to do. Right after observation that they made. the legislature took action state@dailytarheel.com
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By Adam Phan
Staff Writer
Between communication
streamlining, congressional
restructuring and campus
issues, student government
should have a busy first
semester.
Student Body President
Elizabeth Adkins said student
government is prioritizing its
outreach efforts at the begin-
ning of the semester. FallFest
will be the main focus of these
efforts in helping first-years
and transfers, as well as cur-
rent students, get involved in
student government.
Something thats very DTH FILE/RYAN HERRON
important to us is changing Elizabeth Adkins, a senior political science and journalism major,
the culture of the organiza- is the 2017 - 2018 student body president.
tion and making sure were
getting a lot of fresh new former Student Congress was. especially after the student
faces in the organization, The former branch consisted body president election this
Adkins said. of undergraduates and gradu- past year. She is working with
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happen. The second week of thought they werent being ing elections, such as Mr. and $549
school will focus on this issue heard and undergraduate Miss UNC elections. $579
with programming, speakers students just didnt know how Additionally, Adkins
and activities in the Pit. to fix things, but now were acknowledged the importance
I believe its important starting a new branch with a of transparency.
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ing lighting around campus, government to include more external communication to
especially on the trails around members, such as first-gener- the student body.
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installing energy-saving pro- from each of the different aca- dent government is putting out
grams on campus computers demic departments. summer newsletters to keep
and establishing an advisory The Senate always has people engaged during the
board for Campus Healths goals to become an active and summer and when they return
Counseling and Psychological efficient voice for the student to school, as well as revamping
Services. However, Adkins said population, Woods said. By its social media and websites.
these goals cannot be achieved expanding and making the Adkins said she is looking
without help from the other Senate more diverse, we can forward to serving the student
branches of student govern- reach out to students who body to the best of her abilities.
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very
it rumbles along Stadium operation today. The Express buses in the fall, and the P2P
Drive, stopping behind a buses began running in 1993. shuttles will have TransLoc
Carolina Livery bus for sev- It was put into effect in technology installed so that
inspiring.
eral minutes and then finally order to augment the Chapel riders will be able to track
swerving around it after the Hill Transit services that their requested ride. Young RECONNECTING EMERGING LEADERS WITH THEIR PASSION
driver has checked to see that ended at a certain time of said the school is also finaliz-
TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE WORLD.
the path is clear. The wind- night, Young said. So its ing minor changes to the P2P
Reco very
shield wipers keep time with basically a vehicle no pun Express route.
the podcast he has on, soft
British narration mixing with
intended for safe delivery
of students to and from cam-
I believe were getting
three new, larger buses that
very possible
UNC.
one of the two passengers pus locations. may have more seating than
phone conversation. Shes
telling her friend about her
Since its the only form of
free, late-night transporta-
the old ones. I dont have
specifics, Young said. The
very worthwhile
very inspiring.
upcoming biology exam, bags tion, the trip from Franklin old fleet was just heavily used
from CVS and Moes spread Street to Hinton James can and it was time to bring in
out beside her. get hairy. newer vehicles. They all use
The Carolina Recovery Program provides an
This might be the norm
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I remember it basically
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in mid-June, but the P2P
Express is anything but calm
down, senior Rishi Kumar
said of his first-year experi-
But despite the old buses
quirks, both Gonzalez and UNC.
recovery can thrive personally, shine academically and
develop enduring resiliency for continued success.
in the school year. ences on the P2P. Especially Kumar said that they didnt
The P2P runs from 7 p.m. late at night, because every- think the P2P needed to The Carolina Recovery Program provides an accepting, nurturing
environment where students in recovery can thrive personally, shine
to 4 a.m. seven days a week body was drunk trying to get improve.
academically and develop enduring resiliency for continued success.
whenever the University is in home from Franklin. I feel like it does a pretty
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History
Before 1993, UNC students
in Army ROTC had to partici-
pate in the ROTC program at
Duke.
UNC used to not have
an ROTC program, Senior
Military Instructor and
Master Sgt. Nicholas Barnes
said. They had to go to Duke
because everything here was
Navy.
Barnes said students would
graduate from UNC, but
graduated from the ROTC
program at Duke.
Maj. Gen. and military sci-
ence professor Shane Doolan DTH/GABRIELLE PALACIO
said UNC didnt have its own UNCs Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC) was brought to campus in March of 1995 after Col. Bill Causey petitioned to make UNC a host program.
program because enrollment
in ROTC was low at UNC. of her sophomore year. Being a Cadet tools to be successful wher- Its not necessarily just just have to do it, she said.
Initially, UNC was not I wanted to find my ever they go, so thats why we being a good soldier, but Youre working out and it
commissioning too many niche, she said. I hadnt While many UNC students challenge their creative think- being a good person and hav- sucks and you want to com-
cadets, Doolan said. It was a really found that yet. I looked avoid 8 a.m. classes, cadets ing (and) how to communi- ing strong moral values and plain, but you learn not to.
small program so they made at a couple sororities and I wake up at 5 a.m. for their cate with others, Barnes said. furthering that within an She said the ROTC pro-
it part of another program. sort of wanted that comrade- workout regimen. Empathy is a big one that we organization, she said. gram provides guidance on
After an increase in cadet ship that you get when you From 6 a.m. to 7:15 a.m. harp on. For the summer, the cadets how to be a good and com-
enrollment, military science belong in a group. three times a week, ROTC On Wednesdays, cadets can intern with federal agen- passionate leader.
professor and Col. Bill Causey Many high school students students have physical train- have a leadership lab at cies or join abroad programs.
petitioned to make UNC a apply for ROTC scholarships, ing. The early morning rou- Forest Theatre, where the stu- Cultural Understanding and After being a Cadet
host program, Doolan said. which cover the cost of room tine includes running, circuits dents practice military mis- Language Proficiency is a
In March 1995, Causeys and board or tuition at any and a full body workout. sions, tactics and maneuvers, program that allows ROTC I really do just like the
hard work paid off and UNC school with an ROTC pro- Research has shown that such as a platoon or swat. students to be culturally aspect of getting to serve your
got an Army ROTC program. gram, Doolan said. if you start your day doing Almost every other week- immersed in foreign coun- country, and it has a lot of
By that August, cadet enroll- Scholarship recipients some type of physical activity, end we have some kind of vol- tries such as Peru, Cambodia cool opportunities, Kassimis
ment at UNC was higher than commit to serving four years it sets you up for success later unteer event, whether that be and Bulgaria. said. I think a lot of people
ROTC programs at Duke of Active Duty and another in the day, Barnes said. a blood drive or a food drive Cadet Troop Leader underestimate how many jobs
or North Carolina Central four years in the Individual He said he tries to treat the or Habitat for Humanity, Training provides ROTC the Army and military in gen-
University. Ready Reserve. cadets like real athletes when Capelo said. students leadership posi- eral have to offer.
Causey, who retired in the About 40 of UNCs 60 it comes to exercise. Once a semester, cadets are tions within active duty units Kassimis said as a medi-
area, will celebrate 50 years ROTC participants receive ROTC requires leadership required to attend the Field in places such as Germany, cine student, ROTC has
as a UNC graduate in May scholarships, which are classes on ethics, finances, Training Exercises at Camp Hawaii and Colorado. opportunities to further edu-
2018. granted after an application communications and time Butner, where they learn how The program also creates cation and career goals.
review and interview. He said management, among other to survive in the outdoors, strong relationships between I chose the Guard, which
Before being a Cadet academic performance and skills. First-year classes focus perform tactical exercises and the cadre and cadets through is the Reserves, Capelo said.
character are major consid- on individual wellness, land complete obstacle courses. emotional and moral sup- Im the recruiting officer full
Some students participate erations. navigation and outdoor sur- The ROTC program itself port. time for just the summer and
in JROTC in high school, but In addition to the scholar- vival, while sophomore and is really encouraging gradu- Weve got a very good then I have to attend a little
many dont start until college. ship, cadets receive a monthly junior classes concentrate ation, so we really try not to relationship with the cadets, more training.
I actually joined my sec- stipend between $300 and on weapons and navigation. impact the students ability Barnes said. Ive probably Capelo said she couldnt
ond semester freshman year $500, which increases by Seniors focus on how to be to accomplish their academic helped most of them out, Id imagine her college experience
of college, junior Joanna year. officers by organizing and goals, Doolan said. say like 85 percent, with their without ROTC.
Kassimis said. I didnt know Barnes said cadets can get leading other ROTC students. He said many of the cadets personal issues. Theres no better feeling
it was something I wanted to recruited for a scholarship First-years are required to are involved in student Capelo said the ROTC pro- in the world that your best
do coming into college. while being a UNC student take one credit each semester, organizations and activities. gram helps people improve friend or the guy to the left
After going to events and with two years of schooling while sophomores take a two- Kassimis said that through skills and mentality without or right or girl would
morning workouts, Tina left. But he said there are hour credit and juniors and the ROTC program, students them even noticing. be willing to take a bullet for
Marie Capelo, a 2017 gradu- even ways around that two- seniors take three hours. learn to make an impact on Your public speaking you, she said.
ate, joined ROTC the spring year limitation. We want to give them different groups of people. becomes better because you university@dailytarheel.com
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campus like pronouncing a and Flying Lotus come in the probably bring tears to your Dome. two major libraries, the UL
well-known campus building past couple of years. Your dad Ehaus: Nickname for eyes. and Davis, at midnight before
incorrectly (were looking at saw R.E.M. play here in 1982. Ehringhaus Residence Hall, Rams: Short for Rams the first final. Surprisingly,
you, Dey Hall). Luckily for #timeless which is mostly filled with Overheard: Refers to the Head, which can refer to a streaking in December isnt
you, The Daily Tar Heel has first-year students. The E popular Facebook groups gym, dining hall, parking deck very *cough, cough* flatter-
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on before you get to campus. sarcastically in most instanc- house party. tions and sightings at UNC. are all amazed that for all of
es. Example: Ive got two In these groups, fights over UNCs creativity and donors, Syllabus week: The first
Alert Carolina: A texting- papers due tomorrow and an Fetzer: The name of the just about anything break out. the school seems to use a total week of classes when lectures
and-emailing system used by exam the day after. CHAPEL soccer field and track Example: Did you see the of seven words to name every- consist of reviewing class poli-
the University to provide infor- THRILL, BRO! and a gym located on South Overheard fight last night? thing on campus. cies and procedures and home-
mation during emergencies. Road. That one guy went on a rant work is seriously only reading
Guaranteed to have at least one Clef Hangers: The oldest about cheese fries for like Risers: The student sec- the syllabus and signing a few
spelling or grammar error and a cappella group on campus. eight comments! tion with standing room only pieces of paperwork. Probably
Hanes Hall vs. Hanes Art about the only time where you
to arrive 20 minutes after the Will inspire almost every girl space in the Dean Dome clos-
Center: Another common feel on top of your academics
emergency has passed. at UNC to tweet something P2P: A shortened version est to the floor; the pews clos-
mix-up because they have the at UNC.
along the lines of omg one SAME NAME. Hanes Art of Point-to-Point, this trans- est to the altar of your new
Bar golf: An annual tradi- day i will marry a clef i know i Center is near Franklin Street, portation system used by DPS church.
tion for seniors where drinks will #singtome at some point is famous for the nighttime Tar Heel: Nickname associ-
while Hanes Hall is right off
at different bars are assigned in her college career. express bus that runs from 7 Rushing Franklin: The ated with the state of North
the lower quad. Confusing the
a point value and the goal p.m. to 4 a.m. Lacks a normal most intense form of jaywalk- Carolina and particularly its
two could be the difference
is to drink all of said drinks. Dance Marathon: A fund- between sweat stains and a bus understanding of how full ing known to man; a tradi- flagship public university.
Underclassmen caddy for raiser for the UNC Childrens clean shirt. is too full unless youre about tion in which thousands of Note how many words are in
them aka dress in matching Hospital where volunteers to throw up. students sprint to Franklin the phrase Tar Heel. HINT:
outfits and carry them home. get sponsors to pay them to Street to celebrate only the TWO.
Hes Not: One of the most
dance for 24-straight hours. popular bars in Chapel Hill. The Pit: Area of campus most important sports vic-
Big Frat Court and Little The only form of work-related Hes Not Here is a fan favor- between Lenoir Dining Hall, tories. The Tar Pit: Nickname for
Frat Court: Located on North torture allowed by the eighth ite due to their famous Blue the Student Stores and the the student section at football
Columbia Street, Big Frat amendment. Cups, your new formal china. Union where students talk, SASB: Acronym for Student games. Dont worry if it still
Court consists of five different demonstrate, protest, volun- and Academic Services seems empty five minutes
fraternities, while Little Frat Dean Dome: Nickname teer, advertise, etc. There is Building; pronounced Saz- before kickoff itll be that
Court is off of West Cameron for the Dean E. Smith Center, Hojo: A nickname for a rumor that if you spent an bee. There are two different way until halftime.
Avenue and is composed of home of the best mens col- Hinton James Residence entire day in the Pit, youd see SASBs, North and South,
three different fraternities. lege basketball team in the Hall, the southernmost dorm every student that goes to UNC located right next to each other.
because even students studying TOPO: Pronounced TOP-
*insert your own favorite joke country. Named after legend on campus. Furthest from If youre confused, luckily
abroad need to walk through OH. This refers to the popular
about frats and short shorts/ Coach Dean E. Smith. Your classes but closest to the Dean there are a number of learning
drinking/partying/question- new church. the Pit para ir a clase. resources inside one of them date spot and bar, Top of the
Dome. Pick your poison, kids. Hill, which overlooks Franklin
able behavior here* (we dont know which one).
LDOC: Acronym for Last The Pit Preacher: The title Street. Dont be the guy who
Dook: A university locat-
The Blue Zone: The alumni ed roughly eight miles from Day Of Classes. Pronounced given to Gary Birdsong, who brings a girl to TOPO on
L-Dock. The day of the year
SBP: Acronym for Student Valentines Day without a res-
section of Kenan Memorial UNC yes, this is the proper preaches about his strong reli-
Body President, who will ervation unless you REALLY
Stadium. Have you ever spelling, why do you ask? when everyone loses their col- gious beliefs at multiple spots
be Elizabeth Adkins for
watched a UNC football game? lective shit. on campus primarily the Pit want to get to know her.
the 2017-18 academic year.
Yes? You know the empty end DPS: Acronym for the and at other schools in the
During your time at UNC,
of the stadium? You know the Department of Public Safety, Loudermilk: The subsec- Triangle. You know the weath-
you will be asked to sign a The Varsity: A movie
Blue Zone! the on-campus police force. tion of the football stadium ers nice when you see good ol theater on Franklin Street;
lot of things 95% of those
The reason why parking on that contains the Blue Zone. Gary hanging out with his sign shockingly, no one has
lovely petitions will be peti-
Carrboro: Small town adja- campus illegally will cost you Athletes spend time in this and his lawn chair. opened a cart selling DVDs in
tions for student body presi-
cent to Chapel Hill. Just keep and this is a rough estimate facility for tutoring, workouts, dent. front of the theater called JV.
driving west on Franklin Street a kajillion dollars. meetings, etc. Formally known Rameses: The UNC team
and youll know when you as the Loudermilk Center for mascot is the ram, in the WXYC: Name of the
arrive at Chapel Hills earthy Excellence, you will never set form of (a) the live ram with SRC: Acronym for Student
DTH: Acronym for The Recreation Center; the short, student-run radio station, FM
stepbrother: its a little dif- Daily Tar Heel, the award- foot inside this place. Carolina blue spray-painted
balding, roid-raging older channel 89.3. We can legiti-
ferent over there. winning, student-run newspa- horns who attends football mately say we have heard
Onyen: The identifier each games and (b) the student in a brother of Rams Head gym.
per of UNC. Staff members are Norwegian folk music fol-
Cats Cradle: Carrboro easily identifiable by exhaus- student receives for all logging- costume who attends various
in purposes. The number of Streakers: As a stress- lowed by Lupe Fiasco on this
music venue that has seen tion, a frantic pace and an sporting events due to his or
times UNC requires you to her reduced likelihood of poop- relieving measure, many stu- station.
acts like Mac Miller, Waka obsession with Chancellor
1. Ride a full circle of the P2P route 2. Play in the fountain at Bynum Circle 3. Explore Wilson Librarys Rare Book Collection 4. Actually save 10 receipts at the Yogurt Pump (a.k.a.
The DTH
YoPo) 5. Eat Drunchies at Lindas on Franklin Street 6. Drink from the Old Well on the first day of classes 7. Eat a cheddar-chicken biscuit at Time Out after 2 a.m. 8. Wear a witty/
slutty group costume for Halloween on Franklin Street 9. Become a member of Local 506 and see a show 10. Eat lunch at the counter of Suttons Drug Store 11. Go stargazing in
Kenan Stadium 12. Pull an all-nighter in the UL 13. Get covered in paint at the Holi celebration on Hooker Fields 14. Listen to the Pit Preacher and argue back 15. Sunbathe on Polk
Place 16. Cafe Carrboro: Have a crepe and a cocktail at Cafe Carrboro. 17. Hula hoop at Weaver Street Market 18. Tweet at a UNC varsity athlete 19. Play a round of golf at the
Finley Golf Course 20. Buy something you dont need at a table in the Pit 21. Get ice cream at Maple View Farms in Carrboro 22. Visit a professor during office hours and ask how
their day is going 23. Visit the Duke Botanical Gardens 24. See a star show at the Morehead Planetarium 25. Complete a DTH crossword 26. Have a snowball fight on McCorkle
Place 27. Climb the Bell Tower on Senior Day 28. Persuade your teacher to hold class outside on a sunny day 29. Get a triple shot Americano from Meantime Cafe before an exam
30. Eat, watch a movie at Silverspot Cinema, and shop like a townie at University Place. Townie (toun - e) noun: any non-student, staff or faculty member who lives in Chapel Hill or
Carrboro. 31. Find and eat at the taco truck in Carrboro 32. Sit outside Memorial Hall at night and listen to a show over the loudspeakers 33. Climb the rock wall in Rams Head
Bucket List
Recreation 34. Hang a hammock and have a picnic in the Arboretum 35. Run the stairs at Kenan Stadium 36. Go to the Carrboro farmers market and prepare a meal only from the
groceries you bought 37. Borrow cutlery and dishes from Lenoir 38. Crash a prospective student tour 39. Run or walk a 5k on campus for charity 40. Get tickets as a senior to
the UNC-Duke game 41. Order a whole Bennys Pizza and parade it back to your place of residence like a treasure 42. Walk across the Morehead Planetarium sundial on your way
to or from Franklin Street 43. Get a letter to the editor and a kvetch published in the DTH 44. Attend at least one game for every UNC sports team 45. See (or participate) in the
library streaking during finals 46. Attend a Zumba class at the SRC or Rams Head 47. Visit the basketball museum at the Dean Dome 48. Have a drink and listen to some bluegrass
at Fridays on the Front Porch at the Carolina Inn 49. See a movie hosted by CUAB at the Union 50. Play volleyball at a sand court 51. Grill some hot dogs at a residence hall grill 52.
Sit on the Davie Poplar bench with someone else 53. Play racquetball at Fetzer Gym 54. Eat a deep-fried candy bar at the State Fair 55. Swim some laps in the Bowman Gray pool
56. Stand on your feet for 24 hours with UNC Dance Marathon 57. Paint yourself blue for a football game 58. Trip on a brick while walking to or from class (bonus points if its a
rainy day) 59. Get a blue cup from Hes Not Here 60. Visit Gimghoul Castle at night 61. Fall asleep in a couch at Graham Memorial 62. Sing Hark the Sound and link arms with
a stranger at a sporting event 63. Go to Dukes campus wearing a UNC shirt 64. Watch a basketball game from the risers at the Dean Dome 65. Thank a member CDS or house-
keeping employee 66. See a movie at the Varsity Theater 67. Pit-sit for a student organization 68. Go swimming in Jordan Lake 69. Take a weekend road trip to see fall foliage in
Four years.
Asheville 70. Head eastward and lie out on the beach in Wilmington 71. Take a Maymester or Summer School class 72. Befriend a member of UNC housekeeping 73. Check out a
100
book from each of the eight floors of Davis Library, and stick around on the eighth floor to watch the sunset 74. Have a hot dog at the season opener at Boshamer 75. Make a gin-
gerbread house in the Great Hall during finals week 76. Order delivery from one of 30 local restaurants through Takeout Central on a rainy day. 77. Visit the N.C. General Assembly
building in Raleigh - and then cross the street to check out the science and history museums 78. Play basketball in Woollen Gym 79. Feed a squirrel on campus 80. Participate in a
football tailgate 81. Introduce yourself and ask for a selfie with to Carol Folt 82. Work on an election campaign for student government 83. Memorize the words to James Taylors
Carolina In My Mind 84. Go to a Clef Hangers concert 85. Sign your friend up for clubs at Fall Fest without their knowledge 86. Make money by participating in a research
study on campus 87. Get a parking ticket and appeal it 88. Have your picture taken with Rameses 89. Take a random pass/fail class outside your major(s) with your friends and
enjoy learning something new. 90. Paint a cube in the Pit 91. Read an issue of each student publication 92. Go to a UNC Board of Trustees meeting at the Carolina Inn 93. Eat one
of everything off the menu at Alpine Bagels 94. Go dancing at Goodfellows 95. Attend a Durham Bulls game and buy a baseball cap 96. Peruse the ties for sale at Julians on Frank-
lin 97. Win an intramural championship T-shirt 98. Go to a Green Games event at your residence hall - a Carolina tradition for 23 years! 99. Take a walk across campus early in the
morning before anyone else is awake 100. Rush Franklin after beating Dook and run all the way there from the Dean Dome 1. Ride a full circle of the P2P route 2. Play in the
fountain at Bynum Circle 3. Explore Wilson Librarys Rare Book Collection 4. Actually save 10 receipts at the Yogurt Pump (a.k.a. YoPo) 5. Eat Drunchies at Lindas on Franklin Street
6. Drink from the Old Well on the first day of classes 7. Eat a cheddar-chicken biscuit at Time Out after 2 a.m. 8. Wear a witty/slutty group costume for Halloween on Franklin Street
9. Become a member of Local 506 and see a show 10. Eat lunch at the counter of Suttons Drug Store 11. Go stargazing in Kenan Stadium 12. Pull an all-nighter in the UL 13. Get
covered in paint at the Holi celebration on Hooker Fields 14. Listen to the Pit Preacher and argue back 15. Sunbathe on Polk Place 16. Cafe Carrboro: Have a crepe and a cocktail at
Cafe Carrboro. 17. Hula hoop at Weaver Street Market 18. Tweet at a UNC varsity athlete 19. Play a round of golf at the Finley Golf Course 20. Buy something you dont need at
a table in the Pit 21. Get ice cream at Maple View Farms in Carrboro 22. Visit a professor during office hours and ask how their day is going 23. Visit the Duke Botanical Gardens
24. See a star show at the Morehead Planetarium 25. Complete a DTH crossword 26. Have a snowball fight on McCorkle Place 27. Climb the Bell Tower on Senior Day 28. Persuade
your teacher to hold class outside on a sunny day 29. Get a triple shot Americano from Meantime Cafe before an exam 30. Eat, watch a movie at Silverspot Cinema, and shop like
a townie at University Place. Townie (toun - e) noun: any non-student, staff or faculty member who lives in Chapel Hill or Carrboro. 31. Find and eat at the taco truck in Carrboro 32.
Sit outside Memorial Hall at night and listen to a show over the loudspeakers 33. Climb the rock wall in Rams Head Recreation 34. Hang a hammock and have a picnic in the Arbo-
retum 35. Run the stairs at Kenan Stadium 36. Go to the Carrboro farmers market and prepare a meal only from the groceries you bought 37. Borrow cutlery and dishes from
adventures.
Lenoir 38. Crash a prospective student tour 39. Run or walk a 5k on campus for charity 40. Get tickets as a senior to the UNC-Duke game 41. Order a whole Bennys Pizza and
parade it back to your place of residence like a treasure 42. Walk across the Morehead Planetarium sundial on your way to or from Franklin Street 43. Get a letter to the editor and
a kvetch published in the DTH 44. Attend at least one game for every UNC sports team 45. See (or participate) in the library streaking during finals 46. Attend a Zumba class at the
SRC or Rams Head 47. Visit the basketball museum at the Dean Dome 48. Have a drink and listen to some bluegrass at Fridays on the Front Porch at the Carolina Inn 49. See a
movie hosted by CUAB at the Union 50. Play volleyball at a sand court 51. Grill some hot dogs at a residence hall grill 52. Sit on the Davie Poplar bench with someone else 53.
Play racquetball at Fetzer Gym 54. Eat a deep-fried candy bar at the State Fair 55. Swim some laps in the Bowman Gray pool 56. Stand on your feet for 24 hours with UNC Dance
Marathon 57. Paint yourself blue for a football game 58. Trip on a brick while walking to or from class (bonus points if its a rainy day) 59. Get a blue cup from Hes Not Here 60.
Visit Gimghoul Castle at night 61. Fall asleep in a couch at Graham Memorial 62. Sing Hark the Sound and link arms with a stranger at a sporting event 63. Go to Dukes campus
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ing at Goodfellows 95. Attend a Durham Bulls game and buy a baseball cap 96. Peruse the ties for sale at Julians on Franklin 97. Win an intramural championship T-shirt 98. Go
to a Green Games event at your residence hall - a Carolina tradition for 23 years! 99. Take a walk across campus early in the morning before anyone else is awake 100. Rush Frank-
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14. Listen to the Pit Preacher and argue back 15. Sunbathe on Polk Place 16. Cafe Carrboro: Have a crepe and a cocktail at Cafe Carrboro. 17. Hula hoop at Weaver Street Market
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the sunset
6. Drink from the Old Well on the first day of classes
74. Have a hot dog at the season opener at Boshamer
7. Eat a cheddar-chicken biscuit at Time Out after 2 a.m.
75. Make a gingerbread house in the Great Hall during finals week
8. Wear a witty/provocative group costume for Halloween on
76. Order delivery from one of 30 local restaurants through
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82. Work on an election campaign for student government
17. Hula hoop at Weaver Street Market
83. Memorize the words to James Taylors Carolina In My Mind
18. Tweet at a UNC varsity athlete
84. Go to a Clef Hangers concert
19. Play a round of golf at the Finley Golf Course
85. Sign your friend up for clubs at Fall Fest without their knowledge
20. Buy something you dont need at a table in the Pit
86. Make money by participating in a research study on campus
21. Get ice cream at Maple View Farms in Carrboro
87. Get a parking ticket and appeal it
22. Visit a professor during office hours and ask how their
88. Have your picture taken with Rameses
day is going
89. Take a random pass/fail class outside your major(s) with
23. Visit the Duke Botanical Gardens
your friends and enjoy learning something new.
24. See a star show at the Morehead Planetarium
90. Paint a cube in the Pit
25. Complete a DTH crossword
91. Read an issue of each student publication
26. Have a snowball fight on McCorkle Place
92. Go to a UNC Board of Trustees meeting at the Carolina Inn
27. Climb the Bell Tower on Senior Day
93. Eat one of everything off the menu at Alpine Bagels
28. Persuade your teacher to hold class outside on a sunny day
94. Go dancing at Goodfellows
29. Get a triple shot Americano from Meantime Cafe
95. Attend a Durham Bulls game and buy a
before an exam
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30. Eat, watch a movie at Silverspot Cinema, and shop like
96. Peruse the ties for sale at
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Julians on Franklin
any non-student, staff or faculty member who lives in
97. Win an intramural
Chapel Hill or Carrboro.
championship T-shirt
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campus early in the
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else is awake
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The next four years will go to question the authority of hours in order to have good
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You ll have nights you cant the DTH hates UNC. during Late Night at the
ear fellow Tar Heel, ello, first-years!
remember at Hes Not and That couldnt be further dining hall for the third
I remember sitting on Some of you come from
my bed on Aug. 14, 2014 Lindas. from the truth. night in a row, keep in mind thousands of miles away,
around 11 p.m. wondering what You ll fail your first exam We challenge this school that this place can always be but many come from right next door.
tomorrow, my move-in day, would and then you ll probably because we love it. Were glad better. Some of you were born and bred Tar
be like. fail another a few months to be here. But above all else, Protest with your fellow Heels, others wore a (worse) darker
Im a senior now. A lot of my best later. we want it to be the best it classmates there are many shade of blue, or a bright red or a set
friends are now graduated and Im You ll have professors who can be. This means holding activists here when you see of colors from a completely different
dreading the thought that I might challenge the way you think the people in charge account- injustice. corner of the world.
leave here soon. In some regards, I and inspire you to really able for their actions if Join student government if Wherever you come from, Im
envy you. Over the next few weeks think about what you want to UNC president Margaret you have ideas on how to bet- proud to welcome you to Carolina.
youre going to meet new friends do with your life. Spellings is going to call us ter serve the students here. And I have for you a bit of advice on
and find new passions. It will fit the finding your home away from home
You ll spend your free time customers, then we should Write letters to the edi-
life-changing experience criteria. at this very beautiful but sometimes
Dont get me wrong: College is
with student organizations get some of the best damn tor about issues at UNC you very overwhelming university.
hard and UNC is far from perfect. such as a cappella groups, customer satisfaction there feel strongly about. If youve First, you are so not alone in feel-
Youre going to learn this quickly, fraternities, club sports or is. made it this far into this edi- ing a cocktail of anxiety, curiosity,
but being needlessly pessimistic isnt maybe this paper. You ll dedi- If you come to college just torial, you may even want to confusion, early onset homesick-
going to take you far here. cate so much to these clubs to get your degree and leave, take writing for us into con- ness, mild terror and excitement. Go
The reality is, you can change that you ll realize theres so youre doing a disservice to sideration. out and shake hands and introduce
and challenge whatever you want at much more to college than yourself and this University. Take that selfie with Carol yourself to your suitemates, RAs,
Carolina. You dont need the permis- just the classes you take. You should try to make this Folt, and then ask her whats professors and random students on
sion of your professor, your parent or You ll probably get a selfie place at least a little bit bet- next for her Arts Everywhere the quad walking cute beagles that
even the Chancellor. Honestly, some with Chancellor Folt. ter than it was when you initiative. remind you of your pets back home!
of the most inspiring student actions With so many opportunities came, and there are so many For UNC to continue to be Weve all been there, so we wont
Ive seen during my three years here think youre weird for being friendly
to get involved with this com- ways you can do that. a place that brings in incred-
have been when students took initia- and outgoing, I promise.
tive outside of any central authority. munity, youve probably felt that For example, take the The ible professors and students, Next, explore the town! Go see a
But as I am sure you know, change youre lucky to be here. And with Meantime, a coffee shop in it cant rest on its laurels. $4 movie at Varsity or walk down to
isnt easy. Furthermore, challenging good reason UNC is a pretty the Campus Y whose marsh- And its our responsibiliy to Carrboro and bask in its artsiness.
the status quo of a place youre new cool place to be. You are lucky to mallow latte you need to try make sure this doesnt hap- Split an Uber to the brunch spot your
to is even harder. But I know you are be here. at least once during your pen. Because if we, the stu- newfound buddies found on Yelp.
capable of doing just that. But UNC is lucky to have time here. The Meantime dents, wont try, then who But also, go by yourself some-
The first professor I ever had told you as well. You got in here opened last fall as a response will? times. When your squad doesnt
me to never let my spark of curios- because this school believes to the closing of The Daily want to hear that speaker or watch
ity die out. At that time I wondered you have something to offer Grind, the beloved coffee opinion@dailytarheel.com that underrated sports game or try
who would ever stop being curious. swing dancing lessons or go on a
But after you get back that first mission to find the perfect french
bad grade, it is easy to just do what toast, just go by yourself. Embrace
QuickHits
youre told, go to class and not give a your own company and never cheat
damn about your larger community. yourself out of an amazing experi-
I urge you to never let that hap- ence because your friends dont
pen. Were Tar Heels, which means share all the same interests. Besides,
a lot more than the glossy posters you might make a friend when you
and t-shirts you will inevitably horde Con-struction Welcome Heels! All night long Rams forever get there!
will ever be able to capture. Be bold Sometimes, your first group of
and outspoken, but be willing to be If youve been to orien- Congrats on getting Youre definitely not in If you need help find- friends may not be your best group
challenged and open. Youre going tation, you may have here, Class of 2021! suburbia anymore. No ing your 8 a.m. on the of friends. While the experiences
to be wrong on a lot, which is okay. noticed the Now that longer do first day of you share this first year will inevi-
All that matters is that you correct construc- orientation you have to classes, us tably tighten your bond, you may
yourself. If someone or something tion all over is over (we deal with upperclass- find yourselves growing in differ-
tries to hinder your ability to advo- campus. The promise you everything men are hap- ent directions, and thats okay.
cate and learn, let me know. My good news dont walk around you py to help. Finally, enjoy it while you can.
email is editor@dailytarheel.com, is theyre doing it over as much on a regular closing at 9 p.m. The But dont count on us These four years will fly by and
you can always reach me there. The the summer so that it day at UNC), the real fun undergraduate library helping you to the South soon enough youll be crossing a
Daily Tar Heel is here to give you a will (hopefully) be done begins. Get ready for the is open 24/7 and, more Campus dining hall. UNC stage in a Carolina blue gown and
platform to speak and I look for- by fall. The bad news is wildest, hardest, most importantly, you can get recently changed the be- diploma in hand. Just know that
ward to helping you find your voice that we have literally no fun years youve had at least four varieties of loved Rams Head to the when you leave, UNC is a place
at UNC. idea what the construc- yet. We at the DTH are cheesy potatoes until 2 officially way more bor- that you can always call home.
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Administrators want to silence UNCs past, but our community must discuss it
ts been four years since Carol Folt took
over as chancellor of UNC in fall 2013.
When she arrived, the University was
already in crisis mode. In 2014, the Wainstein
Report broke, allowing the entire world to
look into the nearly 20 years of fraud that
happened in Chapel Hill. Many thought the
athletic-academic scandal would be a topic of
discussion for decades, but lately it seems the
of the Universitys unsavory past is essential to
building an informed student body.
When the contextualization exhibit at
Hurston Hall was dedicated, Vice Chancellor for
Student Affairs Winston Crisp said his hope is
that the exhibit will spur people to want to learn
more about the history of not only this building
but of the campus and of the area and of the
region. Learning requires critical thinking. It is
If someone wants to complain about these
problems, they will quickly encounter the UNC
public relations team. On principle, we have no
issue with the existence of a PR department.
The issue is that the current public relations goal
which we currently spend millions on is
seemingly to protect the UNC brand as if this
University was a private business. The money
spent on giving our image a glossy sheen could
ence is that when conservatives are threatened,
suddenly intimidation is decried.
morning.
32 Clever comment 3 Hobbit hunter
scandal has been pushed under a rug. A rug in this critical spirit that this editorial is written. fund research, professors, staff or scholarships represent. It seems we as a University commu-
made, as are many, by interwoven dollars. and, ultimately, help further the actual mis- nity have arrived at an identity crisis. We have
Apathy toward the scandal has switched Timing of actions reduced dialogue sions of this University. And trying to shield our put off choosing who we are for too long.
from worrying to unethical in light of recent University from public debate is antithetical to Maybe students would prefer attending col-
allegations concerning the cancellation of his- The University continues to use its power to our Universitys very mission as a public insti- lege in a Southern Part of Heaven where noth-
wreath go off?
of this publication, we havent heard a satisfac- made in late April 2016, as students were study- The administration has increasingly sup- University. And such students can only feel
tory reason for why the class was canceled for ing for exams and preparing to leave campus for pressed student voice. In principle, the rela- dismay when critiques of their University are
the fall 2017 semester. the summer, significantly curbing any possible tionship between students and the administra- answered with empty statements, little change
As of now, it appears that the faculty of protests. The University chose money over stu- tion ought be convivial and dialogic. In prac- and accusations of collegiate disloyalty.
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Appreciating diverse Promotes a growth
perspectives as well as mindset understanding
developing ones own of intelligence
identity
3 Developing social
& emotional skills
3 Affirms cultural
identities & advances
inclusive excellence
4 Engaging in meaningful
activities, roles, &
relationships 4 Encourages academic
excellence, integrity,
& leadership
5 Cultivating a sense of
purpose or vocation
5 Demonstrates concern
for the well-being of
the whole student
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Faculty Council Student Affairs
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Eshelman School of Pharmacy Workforce Strategy, Equity and Engagement
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Kenan-Flager Business School Carolina Black Caucus
School of Dentistry Carolina Latino/a Caucus
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School of Government Carolina Union Board
School of Law Office of Diversity and Multicultural Affairs
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