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Brothers Brandon (left) and Graham Sharp continually find themselves back in Chapel Hill. Graham performs with the Steep Canyon Rangers, and Brandon is the new executive chef at the Carolina Inn.
Award-winning chef and musician return to Chapel Hill after years apart
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An exhibit in Carolina
Hall displaying the history
of UNCs original decision
to name the building after
William Saunders and to
change the title in 2015 was
opened to the public Friday.
Cecelia Moore, the project
manager of the Task Force
on UNC-Chapel Hill History,
said Chancellor Carol Folt
instructed the task force in
2015 to create an interpretation of the history of Carolina
Hall.
The initial idea was maybe
perhaps a marker outside,
but we pretty quickly decided
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The Chancellors Task Force on UNC History installed an exhibit in
Carolina Hall on the history of the buildings controversial name.
still undecided.
Democratic candidate and
Attorney General Roy Cooper
holds an edge of fewer than
5,000 votes over incumbent
Gov. Pat McCrory. However,
more than 50,000 provisional
ballots are to be counted
before the Friday deadline.
Registered voters can cast
provisional ballots in North
Carolina if registration or
identification difficulties pre-
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Electoral College is
not fully to blame
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EDITORIAL
TO THE EDITOR:
Criticism of the Electoral
College by both sides has
become the bold new
national sentiment. Surely
its antiquated. Surely it
must go. Surely we can do
better. And we can!
The culprit is not the
Electoral College itself.
Rather, our stumbling
arises out of the all or nothing approach we take when
we tally the popular votes
and convert them into
electoral votes suitable for
the Electoral College result.
The Electoral College does
not need to be replaced.
Equal Voice Voting
offers the best of solutions
without requiring a constitutional amendment. Its a
simple formula that converts a states popular votes
into proportional electoral
votes that hew closely to
the popular vote, does not
disenfranchise voters, gives
each state its independent
voice, honors the Founding
Fathers intent and
acknowledges this nations
diverse cultures, peoples,
values and priorities.
Its time to initiate
legislation on a state-bystate basis so our votecapturing system elicits a
confidence that translates
into a continued pride of
country. The exercise of
our Electoral College can
be a source of such confidence if we simply modify
how we count everyones
vote. Contact your legislators and ask that they give
Equal Voice Voting their
strong consideration!
Jerry Spriggs
West Linn, Oregon
Misinformation is a
flawed argument
TO THE EDITOR:
Mr. Tillotson calls me
ignorant despite the fact
that I have no religious or
political affiliation. For the
past twenty years, I have
defended Israel against
anti-Semitic lies and slander. I say anti-Semitic
because Israel is held to a
double standard unheard
of in the world today. I have
lived and worked in Israel
as well as traveled through
Egypt and parts of Syria
and Lebanon.
When I first returned
from Israel, I was shocked
to read all the distortions such as the ones Mr.
Tillotson mentions. He
uses the word Zionism as
if it were a dirty word. It is
not...it can be equated with
that of Islamism, minus
the racism and oppression
the Islamic states maintain
towards gays, women, Jews
and Christians. Israel is a
diverse nation with equal
rights for all, regardless of
race or religion.
Here is where Tillotson is
wrong: Gaza. Israel vacated
Gaza years ago. Hamas
controls Gaza. Judea and
Samara: Israelis transferred
power to the PLO/Fatah.
Both terrorist organizations
vowing to conquer all of
Israel.
For the past 60 years, the
Arabs have turned down
every single peace initiative offered by Israel. Why?
Peace is not their objective;
the annihilation of Israel is.
Apartheid? Hardly, for
the reasons I have stated.
Also, Operation Solomon
Ethiopia, 1991. The Israelis
rescued and evacuated
14,325 black Ethiopians
who resettled in Israel who
today enjoy the same rights
as all Israelis.
The BDS movement
is misguided and misinformed as is Mr. Tillotson.
R. Paul de la Varre
Carrboro
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Students from UNC-Greensboro organized a protest on Franklin Street and on campus in the Pit with students from across the state.
Greensboro students
lead protest in the Pit
They rallied against
the election results
and police brutality.
By Charlotte Thompson
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On Friday, demonstrators
on Franklin Street and in the
Pit took a stand against police
brutality and the recent election results.
Participants included students from UNC-Chapel Hill,
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tation.
I can see how the despair
can be so debilitating, Mack
said. The fact that theyre
students and trying to make
themselves better people is
making it difficult for others
to live and survive I would
hate to be in that position. I
just cant imagine where they
get the strength to live every
day like that.
Mack said she is not sure if
students are safe.
Thats the tragedy of it,
she said. I have no idea
whether we can guarantee
these students safety and
thats anguishing for the rest
of us who see them and love
them and would like to be
able to help them.
Other classes tied the election into their curriculum.
Mai Nguyen, who teaches a
first-year seminar called Race,
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CHATTANOOGA57
By Blake Richardson
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DTH/ALEX KORMANN
UNC forward Kennedy Meeks (3) goes up for a block in a 97-57 win over Chattanooga on Sunday.
in games.
Hicks said hes even seen
Meeks bench over 300
pounds in the weight room.
Im just like, Dang, this is
a long way, Hicks said.
Williams still wants Meeks
to improve his shooting percentage, but he is pleased
with what he has seen so far.
And with the work Meeks is
NORTH CAROLINA 84
ALABAMA STATE 54
By Sam Doughton
Staff Writer
points.
Instead, UNC relied on
its defense to help build a
lead, forcing 13 turnovers in
the first half and holding the
two-time defending SWAC
Tournament champions to
just seven points in the second quarter en route to a
scrappy 36-22 halftime lead.
In the second half, things
started to click for the Tar
Heels. UNC shot 47.1 percent
from the field and drastically improved its free-throw
percentage, nearly doubling
its first-half output by going
13-for-15 from the line.
Redshirt sophomore Paris
Kea became the focal point
for the offense, driving to
the hoop to draw fouls and
pulling up with her trade-
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First-year Madison Schultz (1) dribbles the ball downfield in the first
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vides a spark.
To know that theres other
people on the bench that can, in
a second, hop out there and do
a fantastic job is motivation as
well, said junior Abby Elinsky.
Its all out of love, we all support
each other and its fantastic to see
people go out there and make an
impact.
North Carolinas reliance on
its bench has helped the team
develop a bulldog mentality. The
Tar Heels might not throw the
first punch, but theyll get off the
canvas and fire right back.
The ambition of this team is
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the game, Dorrance said. And
I think we can put that team out
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weve got enough skill sets with
the rest of our roster to then win
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