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With November quickly
approaching, Democratic
candidates gathered
Wednesday to encourage high UNC, NCAA worked
student turnout in the together on decision
upcoming midterm elections.
By Jonathan Jones
Sports Editor
UNC chancellor Holden Thorp said it’s “no
problem” that UNC football player Kendric
Burney is taking one course this semester.
Burney, a fifth-year senior, was cleared to play
for the first time this season Tuesday after being
granted a waiver from the NCAA regarding his
academics.
“The rule that would have kept him from
competing with his current course load was an
NCAA rule,” Thorp said. “So if the NCAA gave
him a waiver, that’s fine.”
According to a report in The (Raleigh) News
diversions| page 5 & Observer, the Honor Court
changed Burney’s grade in a
core class from last semes-
GET YOUR SPOOKY ON ter from a C to a C-, causing
The Diversions crew has him to not earn credit for the
course. He must retake the
assembled the ultimate guide course in the spring in order
to celebrating to graduate.
According to NCAA bylaw
Halloween this weekend, 14.10.1, Thorp is “responsible UNC corner-
for approving the procedures back Kendric
from freaky films to costume dth/jankee shah for certifying the eligibility of Burney will
suggestions. Fred Moore, a security guard at several UNC facilities, has earned a reputation on campus for his creative drawings and sketches. an institution’s student-ath- play against
letes under NCAA legisla-
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at Graham Memorial. Toure By Maria Gontaruk Gamboa, who has traveled to Washington, The Holiday Inn Chapel Hill, which is hur
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Staff Writer D.C. to offer advice on health care policy at located on Fordham Boulevard and has oad
served as president from At a time when health care reform has the White House. been an icon of the community since 1962,
become a hot topic in the national politi- “It just depends whether Congress is ready changed its name to Chapel Hill University Drive
1958 to 1984. llow
cal scene, a University professor is helping to listen to their recommendations.” Inn on Wednesday after finding out the Wi
Congress and the president call the shots. Gamboa said Ricketts, who has worked at Holiday Inn franchise will no longer con-
T h o m a s R i c k e tt s , tinue its exterior-corridor hotels. SOURCE: GOOGLE MAPS
Today’s weather UNC since 2001, has done a lot of work to
DTH/RYAN KURTZMAN AND MEG WRATHER
health policy and man- advance access to health care in rural areas, Going independent in a fragile economic
Morning showers agement professor, said and that this area should be a focus of the recovery period risks losing business from
make students sour. he hopes to use his posi- panel. name recognition, but the hotel’s general decided to play up its sports theme.
H 78, L 49 tion on the National “I believe that health care is a ‘special manager, Stacie Williamson, said she is “I was getting some travelers, but I get a
Health Care Workforce good’, and we cannot deny access to care for confident the hotel will succeed. lot of townspeople who come in and watch
Commission to make people who can’t get it,” Ricketts said. “Remaining the vintage-style hotel football games and eat,” Williams said. “We
Friday’s weather sure all health care pro- Ricketts was appointed to the committee allows us to still remain an economical full- get a lot of Carolina fans, and a lot that come
fessionals’ views are Sept. 30. He is also on the national Veterans service hotel,” Williamson said. in after, like, a home football game to watch
Celebrate fall — heard. Health Advisory Committee until 2011. To stay with Holiday Inn, the hotel would their second favorite team on television.”
jump in a leaf pile! Thomas “We have a very diverse Although he has worked in and around have had to completely rebuild, which would He said he doesn’t believe the brand
H 63, L 39 Ricketts has group of professionals Washington, D.C. since 1972 with organiza- not have been cost-effective, she said. change will affect the restaurant, which also
30-plus years and trained or experi- tions that deal with national health policy, he “It’s a neat thing that the hotel isn’t going has a location in University Square.
of experience in enced people whose work said he didn’t expect the appointment. away,” she said. “It will still be part of the com- “I think people will still come,” Williams
index health care. can be coordinated much “I was surprised, frankly,” he said. “I’ve munity, just with a new name and more flex- said. “I don’t think the name is that impor-
better,” Ricketts, who is talked with several people I admire who ibility with how we work with the guests.” tant.”
police log ......................... 2 currently in France, said in an e-mail. said they tried to get to the commission but Five years ago, the hotel became sports- The hotel offers services, like discounted
calendar ............................. 2 The commission was established by the were turned down — that’s a very humbling themed, showcasing the winning traditions rates for guests visiting UNC Hospitals and
diversions . ........................ 5 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, thing.” of UNC athletics throughout the building. the University, which draw repeat visitors,
nation and world ........... 10
a large-scale health care legislation passed Ricketts is the codirector of the American The hotel also became home to Time-Out giving Williamson confidence business will
crossword ....................... 11
earlier this year. Sports Bar four years ago when bar owner
opinion ............................. 12
The commission is important because it See Ricketts, Page 11 Eddie Williams took over the restaurant and See hotel, Page 11
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to be
incorrectly stated when Irving
Roth was liberated from German
concentration camps. Just before
Allied forces liberated Auschwitz,
Education credited with decrease N.C. teen pregnancies decline in 2009
Roth and others were marched to The following graph tracks the number of pregnancies in adolescent girls ages
held for
Buchenwald, another camp. He by Hannah Floyd school year, so the results of the 10 to 19 from 2000 to 2009 in the state of North Carolina.
staff writer legislation won’t be fully known
56.0 4.4
remained there until April 1945, 25
Comprehensive education, suc- until next year’s survey.
student
correction again misstated when outreach programs are all factors dent of education for Planned
that officials say have contributed 1,000 that got pregnant in 2009 dropped from 2008 to 2009
Auschwitz was liberated. Parenthood of Central North
Due to an editing error, a featured to the state’s record-low teen preg- Carolina, said she thinks part of the
nancy rate — with Orange County 20
quote in Wednesday’s page 3 story, reason Orange County has such a
“Pedal Patrol” was misattributed to leading the way. low rate is the effectiveness of the
According to data released Oct. services it offers.
Jason Bellavance. Lt. Donald Bradley
said “With sirens ... people know 18 by the N.C. Department of Adams said Planned Burke, 24, died
Health and Human Services, 56 Parenthood’s programs in the
you’re coming. The bicycle is more
of a stealth mode in arriving.” out of every 1,000 young women county include Teen Voices and
15
‘00 ‘01 ‘02 ‘03 ‘04 ‘05 ‘06 ‘07 ‘08 ‘09 from brain tumor
Due to a reporting error, aged 15 to 19 years old became Joven a Joven, which works with SOURCE: WWW.APPCNC.ORG DTH/CHRIS ALTON
Wednesday’s page 2 Daily Dose mis- pregnant last year, a 4.4 percent 14- to 18-year-olds. Participants by Colleen Volz
attributed what round Germany was decrease from 2008. go through a program where they vent them from becoming preg- because teen pregnancy can be staff writer
eliminated from the World Cup. T his compares to Orange must reach out to 30 of their peers, nant again. isolating, Creech said.
A UNC professional student will
The Daily Tar Heel apologizes County’s figure of 18 out of every giving them referrals or helping to Beth Creech, a social worker She said there have been peaks
be honored in a memorial service
for the errors. 1,000 female teenagers in the same educate them on teen pregnancy. with the program, said she and and valleys in the teen pregnancy
next month after a five-and-half-
age group who became pregnant in Adams said the program is fairly others work one-on-one with rate over the years, and she hopes
year battle with brain cancer.
2009. informal. pregnant teens and their partners the decreases keep coming.
Campus BRIEFS Kay Phillips, the executive direc- “They might be correcting infor- to teach them prenatal education
Kristen Carol Burke, 24, of
North Carolina has the 14th
Jamestown, N.C., died Oct. 8 from
UNC professor honored for tor of the Adolescent Pregnancy mation they heard on the bus,” she and job skills. highest teen pregnancy rate in the
a diagnosis of medulloblastoma, a
book about country music Prevention Campaign of North said. “It may be someone at the “It’s kind of a unique program,” nation, according to the prevention
form of brain cancer.
Carolina, said she attributes the lunch table who’s struggling with said Creech. “It focuses not only campaign.
Burke was a third-year phar-
T h e A m e r i c a n S o c i e ty o f decrease to the use of more effective a situation and needs referral for on the infant but also on the teen. “I’m really excited to see that
macy student at the University and
Composers, Authors and Publishers curricula in teen pregnancy educa- something.” They’re not finished growing up yet we’ve had a drop, but I’d like to see
attended UNC as an undergradu-
has honored a book by UNC music tion and awareness programs. The Adolescent Parenting themselves.” the trend continue over the next
ate, where she was a member of
professor Jocelyn Neal. In June 2009, the Healthy Youth Program, an Orange County The program also encourages few years,” Creech said, “That’s
Sigma Sigma Sigma sorority.
Neal’s “The Songs of Jimmie Act was passed by the N.C. General Department of Social Services ini- further education and helps teens when you really know you’ve made
Burke will be honored in a
Rodgers: A Legacy in Country Assembly, requiring public schools tiative, focuses on secondary pre- find scholarships and financial aid. an impact.”
memorial service at the UNC
Music” received one of the society’s to teach both abstinence and safe vention. The program involves 25 hours Eshelman School of Pharmacy
2009 Deems Taylor Awards. sex methods. The program works with teens of group education to provide preg- Contact the City Editor Nov. 8.
The awards, given in various The act became effective this who are already pregnant to pre- nant teens with a social network at citydesk@unc.edu. Senior Meredith Burke —
categories, are presented annually Kristen Burke’s younger sister —
to American authors and journal- said her sister was diagnosed with
ists whose books, articles and liner the brain cancer during her fresh-
notes about music are selected for man year.
their excellence. Meredith Burke, also a member
The book focuses on three of Sigma Sigma Sigma, said her
of Rodgers’ most influential sister began experiencing severe
songs: “Muleskinner Blues,” “In headaches shortly after moving to
the Jailhouse Now” and “T for Chapel Hill in 2005, leading her to
Texas.” Neal offers a perspective seek medical help.
on Rodgers’ role in the making That year, doctors discovered
of country music and the lasting that Burke had a
influence of his songs in American brain tumor and
culture. had it removed,
her sister said.
New UNC program will work After three can-
to help startup companies cer-free years at
UNC, the tumor
A new program at UNC will reappeared while
provide business and technical she was in her
expertise to startup companies at Kristen Burke first year of phar-
the University. died Oct. 8 macy school.
The Innovation Fellowship after a years- Despite treat-
Program will help launch and long battle ment over the
grow early-stage University start- with cancer last two years,
ups as well as build entrepreneur- Kristen passed
ial talent for the Research Triangle away at Wesley Long Hospital in
Park region by funding two-year Greensboro.
Innovation Fellows to work with Her parents, Jonathan and
fledgling companies. Cindy Burke of Jamestown, could
UNC was one of three universi- not be reached for comment.
ties designated by the Ewing Marion Senior Angela Hobart, president
Kauffman Foundation today as of Sigma Sigma Sigma, said she
“Kauffman Commercialization met Kristen Burke at UNC during
Leaders.” her freshman year in the sorority
The Kauffman Foundation house.
is awarding each university a “Kristen was always smiling,”
$100,000 grant for their selected dth/Ashley andersen Hobart said.
programs or initiatives. Democratic Senate candidate Elaine Marshall speaks to UNC Young Democrats in a rally held in Gardner on Wednesday. U.S. Rep. David “People always remember her
Price, who spoke earlier in the evening, listens on as Marshall outlines her campaign and critical issues for the upcoming election. for being warm and giving, regard-
City BRIEFS less of what was going on with her
e
LIV
T• ER uation process, which should be
FA Y dth/Allison Russell
completed by the end of January.
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She said future projects include ophomore Cornell Jordan, a history major, performs passionately to a large crowd
Chinese Restaurant adding solar thermal panels to the
in the Pit on Wednesday. Students gathered to watch Jordan, as well as other recent
Chapel Hill roof of Fetzer Gym and sustainabil-
inductees, perform songs and dance in costume in the traditional celebration of
ity training courses for staff.
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Hillsborough food center set to open next year
Lunch 11am-2:30pm by Kevin Rothenberg have been split up into smaller, less ovens and meat grinders. The basic Orange County’s Agricultural
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area farms do business. Tim MacAllen is one Orange Golden Leaf Foundation and “We are a business incubator,”
T h e P i e d m o n t Fo o d & County farmer who plans to use the Rural Advancement Foundation Ranells said. “We want to give people
Agricultural Processing Center, a new center’s equipment, which will International’s (RAFI) Tobacco the initial steps for food businesses.”
business incubator that will serve be installed in the coming months. Communities Reinvestment Fund The center, which will initially
22 counties, hosted the ceremony “We hope to sell processed goods — provided the $1.2 million need- be open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Wednesday in Hillsborough. we couldn’t sell before because they ed to fund the center. Monday through Friday, is orga-
Although the space is not pro- weren’t approved,” he said. “But at “RAFI will provide pasteuriz- nized so that between one and 10
jected to open until March 2011, this facility, it can be inspected and ers and juicers that could get very businesses can work in the center
donors, area leaders and residents approved by the (U.S. Department expensive, too expensive for one at any given time.
gathered inside the unfinished of Agriculture).” business,” said Andy Zeman, owner “We are hoping the facility will
building to celebrate the center and Along with providing food cer- of Benjamin Vineyards and Winery be used during morning hours,
the possibilities it offers. tification, the center will also offer in Saxapahaw. “But it became more night hours and on weekends,”
“The center will encourage small users classes on starting food-based affordable when we came together.” Ranells said. “It’s our job to make
businesses and give current farm- businesses and equipment that Zeman said the center will be ben- this place as available as possible.”
ers opportunities to diversify,” said would otherwise be too expensive. eficial for local consumers and busi-
N.C. Rep. Dan Ingle, R-Alamance. This equipment includes walk- ness owners because the area is big Contact the City Editor
In recent years, Ingle said farms in coolers, freezers, bottle fillers, supporter of locally-grown foods. at citydesk@unc.edu.
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For the complete wimp:
Frankenweenie (1984)
“Frankweenie” is about as kitschy and harmless as
Dive’s Halloween playlist
they come. If you didn’t catch this gem during your 1. Friendly Ghost — Harlem 6. L’Via l’Viaquez — The Mars Volta
childhood, Halloween weekend is the ideal opportu- 2. Monster Hospital — Metric 7. Ghostwriter — RJD2
nity to get a dose of Disney-approved spookiness. And 3. Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) — David 8. This Year Will Be Our Year — The Zombies
honestly, the spookiest part is watching a dog die and
Bowie 9. Helter Skelter — The Beatles
be revived again, Frankenstein-style (spoiler alert).
Starring Shelly Duvall as the protagonist’s mother,
4. My Body’s a Zombie for You — Dead Man’s 10. Skeletons — The Yeah Yeah Yeahs
it’s just weird enough to be fascinating, but nowhere Bones 11. Psycho Killer — Talking Heads
near strange enough to evoke any real scares. 5. Dead Souls — Joy Division 12. Welcome to the Terrordome — Public Enemy
For the suspense seeker:
The Mothman Prophecies (2002)
Especially if you’re susceptible to “based on a true
story” plotlines (ok, consider Dive guilty), this film will
give you some serious heebie jeebies. Starring Richard
Dive-approved costumes
Gere as a big city cop who ventures to a little town Frank Zappa Loggins and Messina
after a bizarre tragedy strikes his wife, “The Mothman
Prophecies” occasionally borders on cliche, but it’s If you are a tall, lanky male with frizzy hair, you Blood, guts, masked men with butcher knives —
excusable, if only because the chain of events that pretty much have your work cut out for you here. sure, these things might spook the neighborhood
leads up to the end is nothing short of mind-blowing. All you need is Zappa’s iconic bushy moustache kids. But if you’re really looking to instill sheer ter-
It’s even more so after a few beers Halloween night. and soul patch. If testosterone won’t allow, Sharpie ror in someone, team up with a friend and assume
For the vintage lover: is always a suitable substitute. the identities of yacht rock pioneers Kenny Loggins
Don’t let music noobs confuse you for “Weird and Jim Messina.
Psycho (1960) Al” — carry around a cardboard cutout of a Gibson Don a sailor’s cap, a tropical-themed button-up
In an age of “My Bloody Valentine 3D” and “Saw,” SG to make the clarification. and a wayward, pensive look as you sail the shores
it’s rare to see a nuanced, well-crafted horror film. So of West Franklin, “singin’ the songs of a sailor.”
you owe it to yourself to see this classic Hitchcock Dolly Parton Bring a penny whistle and seduce the natives with
film. There are the iconic scenes that most people have your relaxing beachside melodies. People will gawk
seen several times — namely, the blood draining in the So she isn’t on most UNC students’ iPods — this in a mix of horror and awe when they realize you
shower — but there’s much more to this movie than Halloween, go out on a costume limb. After all, it’s are dressed as the duo behind the disgustingly
grainy, black-and-white frames. going to be difficult to mistake the busty country smooth Full Sail.
The story creeps and plods for the first few minutes crooner for anybody else.
then jumps to an unexpectedly explosive ending. It Look for something absurdly sparkly, frilly, col- Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash
won’t make you nauseous, but it’ll make you jumpy. orful or bizarre (the movie “Nine to Five” is a good
reference). And this costume will most definitely
For the gore fiend: require a fluffed out, teased blonde wig.
If you’re one of the costume stragglers, it doesn’t
get much easier than this. The country icon earned
No Country for Old Men (2007) Then, don’t neglect the most important physical the title “the man in black,” so it’s pretty self-explan-
It’s a great substitute for “Hostel,” but with a little giveaway. We suggest stuffing with throw pillows atory. Don some black pants, a black jacket or long
more class. Surely an Oscar winner trumps a B-list or balled-up T-shirts, but that’s just us. Most any black coat, smooth your hair into a pompadour and
blockbuster, right? This isn’t for anyone who’s wor- large, rounded filler should do the trick. borrow your roommate’s guitar.
ried about heaving over some blood, because this film For June Carter Cash, take a cue from Reese
is chock full of it. Just when you think the gunshots Bjork Witherspoon in “Walk the Line” and go for ’50s-
and explosions have ceased, they’re back again in full style dresses and red lipstick. There should be
force. This one’s bound to be a challenge, but for the plenty around town at vintage stores. Just make
Broken limbs, blood spurting everywhere — expect ambitious Franklin Street trick-or-treaters, Björk’s sure you’ve got brown hair (or a brown wig). Pretty
it all (with a few especially nasty surprises thrown in). notorious swan dress will steal the spotlight. If you simple, really —but don’t get caught slinging your
Now that’s Halloween appropriate. go this route, be ready for plenty of out-of-towners guitar around on Franklin Street. Or shooting men
to snap photos. And fair warning —there’s no tell- in Reno, for that matter.
For the childhood throwback: ing what drunk people will do when they see some-
Hocus Pocus (1993) one donning avian apparel.
Freddie Mercury
You’ll have to get creative with assembly, but
We’re guessing this was a staple in your childhood with only a few days to put it together, it’s prob-
Halloween routine, and it’s the right time of year to ably wise to hit a craft store like Michaels or A.C. Remember that Super Mario costume you wore
revisit those happy memories. Dust off that old tape Moore. There’s always the option of cutting up a last year? Pull the fake mustache out and dust off
(yeah, you’ll probably need to dust off the VCR as white sheet and painting a swan’s face, then gluing the red trousers. Take in the seam — they better be
well), and enjoy this 1993 family film with a young some white feathers. pretty tight — and you’ve got most of the necessi-
Sarah Jessica Parker. It’s much more PG than “Sex and The Icelandic singer’s known to be kooky, so ties for the Queen frontman’s ensemble.
the City,” but back in the day, it packed a few spooky as long as there are some feathers and a bird face If you can track down a unitard in the next
moments. involved, it won’t be too difficult to convey the couple of days, bonus points. If not, it’s all in the
It’s doubtful that this movie will have you hiding message. attitude. So start oozing charisma, baby.
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National and World News N&W Juvenile crime age could rise
Know more on Stewart and Colbert host Issue will go to legislature in 2011 D-Alamance, said fearmongering
is another hurdle. The voices of
law enforcement officers who say
today’s top story: anti-rally political event BY Dorothy Irwin
staff writer
Not only will this change help
young people become creative, pro-
offenders might do so repeatedly
have prevailed. The situation, she
North Carolina is discussing ductive citizens of society, but it will said, is that officers are referring
Wa t c h J o n S t e w a r t ’s WA S H I N G T O N, D . C . or form,” Stewart told Larry an issue of age — and it’s not the also provide relief for the adult crim- to a segment of violent crime that
announcement for the rally (MCT) — Jon Stewart and King last week. drinking age. inal court system and reduce current composes only about 5 percent of
on The Daily Show http:// Stephen Colbert have revealed Tr y telling that to Nanci The state may soon allow 16- costs in the system, said N.C. assis- offenders.
bit.ly/aaunRW few details about Saturday’s Ponne of Chicago. and 17-year-olds to be tried in the tant public defender Philip Penn. Another benefit to including
Check out the official web- “Rally to Restore Sanity” and/ “This event, while originally juvenile justice system. It will ultimately keep these 16- and 17-year-olds in the juvenile
site for the Rally to Restore or “March to Keep Fear Alive,” a intended for jest, could possi- North Carolina is the most strict young offenders out of the adult system is that the system involves
S a n i ty e v e n t w h i c h w i l l gathering on the National Mall, bly become a ‘turning point’ ... for young offenders, trying those at criminal system, he said. parents, while parents are not even
take place on Oct. 30 at the according to its official descrip- in our nation’s history for having or above age 16 in the adult system, “It will give kids a chance to contacted by the adult system,
National Mall in Washington, tion, “for the people who think immense impact on how politi- Judge Marcia Morey of Durham move forward in their lives at a Bordsen said.
D.C. http://bit.ly/bcObg3 shouting is annoying, counter- cal discourse is engaged in the County District Court said. time when their brains are still Since the current age of juve-
Go to dailytarheel.com/ productive and terrible for your future,” the 52-year-old writer The issue will go to the N.C. developing,” he said. “It will unclog nile jurisdiction was established in
index.php/section/state throat.” and actress wrote on the event’s General Assembly in 2011, she said. a lot of the adult criminal court 1919, there have been several ini-
to discuss impacts of But they have been explicit Facebook page this week. “You “If you can’t drink and you can’t system with cases that don’t really tiatives for change, Bordsen said.
Stewart’s Rally for Sanity. about one aspect: “This is not a have created a political move- vote and you can’t get a library belong there.” She added that though every past
political rally in any way, shape ment, intended or not.” card or enlist in the army or be out In the present court system, 16- attempt has failed, each one has
without parental permission at the and 17-year-olds receiving adult been bigger. There is too much data
Kagan’s first vote is against execution age of 16, then why should you get
charged as an adult,” she said.
Supporters suggest there may be
convictions are locked out of edu-
cational and job opportunities, as
charges stay on their records for
and research showing how damag-
ing it is to put 16- and 17-year-olds
in the adult system to dismiss the
WASHINGTON, D.C. (MCT) that had stopped the execution supply of the drug from a British many benefits in raising the maxi- the rest of their lives, Penn said. issue any longer, she said.
— Justice Elena Kagan cast her by lethal injection of Jeffrey company. mum age. But supporters of the change “If we can’t pass this in 2011,
first vote on the Supreme Court Landrigan. The judge in Phoenix put the “Juvenile probation is much might face obstacles in their attempts then shame on the state of North
late Tuesday, joining the liberals His lawyers, in a last-ditch execution on hold because she more intensive to help kids get off to raise the legal age. Carolina,” she said.
in dissent when the high court appeal, had raised questions said she was “left to speculate” substance abuse, get mental health The political reality, Penn said, is “Why are our kids so bad that
cleared the way for the execution about one of the drugs used in whether this drug was safe for its treatment and check in with court that most legislators don’t want to we have to treat them more harsh-
of an Arizona murderer. the execution. intended use. counselors,” Morey said. be seen as being soft on crime. ly? And we don’t even try to make
The 5-4 ruling overturned Since the only U.S. manufac- But state lawyers appealed to She also said young adults tried Necessary improvements to the them better.”
orders by a federal judge in turer of sodium thiopental had the Supreme Court on Tuesday, in juvenile court are less likely to juvenile system might also be costly
Phoenix and the U.S. 9th Circuit suspended production, Arizona which lifted the Arizona judge’s end up getting in trouble with the if these ages are included. Contact the State & National
Court of Appeals in San Francisco officials said they had obtained a order. law later in life. N.C. Rep. Alice Bordsen, Editor at stntdesk@unc.edu.
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be cute
“There is honor in being college Technology Executive Steering
poor,” (Oct. 18) to be incredibly Committee for selecting Sakai
naive and shortsighted. The “col- as UNC’s learning management
lege poor” he describes is in fact system (“ITS votes to transition
I
a financial state of upper-middle from Blackboard to Sakai by
have come to think that if class students, most of whom 2014,” Oct. 19). Besides lower-
P
Hill, home to as many as 700 deer. claiming that “college poor” is a rather than consumption of pro-
The jumbo-rodents remain a roposed revisions to the that students within the College It’s a reasonable move — there
badge to be worn with honor, he prietary products.
problem despite chatter about undergraduate curricu- of Arts and Sciences can fulfill is no lack of courses that meet
disrespects the hard work of not That is, top-tier research
doing something for all seven years lum would go a long way the Supplemental Education any of those requirements. only current students supporting institutions make their own
I’ve lived here. The town council in addressing problems with requirement by double-major- Also, students would not themselves but also the people dog food.
is pondering solutions again, but the current requirements. ing or taking on a minor. be able to take more than one supporting us financially. Such collaboration pro-
still, the only thing affecting the The most significant — This stands to ensure stu- lifetime fitness class. This is a My mother lived with her par- motes a culture of competence
population is the automobile. and most needed — change dents are still getting adequate common-sense solution, given ents and worked long hours to pay instead of passing the wallet
“Why so bitter, Sam?” Guess. would affect the Supplemental breadth in their studies while that the instruction modules for her own education, which her elsewhere.
Like an out-of-control novice parents could not afford. She did With Sakai, UNC joins
Education requirement. easing an unnecessary burden. are the same. Plenty of under-
on skates, one recently ran into my not go to sports games or order Columbia, Stanford,
car, after I had stopped, leaving a Most students currently Last spring, many students classmen are jockeying to fill
pursing a B.A. degree must hoping to graduate had difficul- the requirement, and there are Pokey Stix or do any late night UC-Berkeley, Yale and Oxford
big, lovely dent. It will cost $700 to partying. If I were to claim to be in the development of a culture
repair (my deductible is $500). take three courses above the ty fulfilling the Supplemental other exercise and sport-relat-
199 level that don’t overlap Education requirements, espe- ed offerings. even “college poor,” it would be an of competence for instructional
What really upset me was insult to the fact that, as a result technology.
that the four-legged Ray Lewis with their primary major to ful- cially in the area of fine arts, Lindemann noted that about Thanks to the committee for
of my mother’s hard work, I am
rammed my car with its shoulder fill this requirement, in order where spaces are limited. The 50 individuals, including stu- able to have this education. advancing UNC along the top
like a blind-side linebacker blitz to attain sufficient breadth in new changes, if adopted, would dents, helped assemble the rec- Instead of insisting we are tier path.
and used the transfer of momen- their education. help alleviate that. ommendations. It seems clear, “college poor,” let us all be appre-
tum to the structure of my vehicle But many students already Other proposed recommen- given the results, that student ciative of our parents’ financial Chris Calloway
to stop, turn 90 degrees and run achieve that breadth in other dations also make sense. concerns about filling require- support that makes our educa- Applications Analyst
off in one fluid motion, injury-free. ways — namely through a New or revised courses would ments were married well with tions possible. Department of Marine
Any deer capable of that should be Sciences
plucked out of the gene pool.
double major or minor. Erika only be able to fulfill up to two the desire by administrators to
Lindemann, associate dean for general education requirements encourage intellectual breadth. Olivia Bowler
While it’s not too comforting, Senior
I am not alone in such assaults. undergraduate curricula, noted each. For foreign language, We hope the faculty coun- Help improve the world
this as a principal reason for placing into the fourth level of cil ultimately approves these International Studies by voting in elections
The National Highway Traffic
Safety Administration conserva- the proposed revisions. a language would satisfy the recommendations or a similar
Vote yes for the Orange TO THE EDITOR:
tively estimates that annually, 1.5 This revision would make it so three-semester requirement. form of them. We are hanging by a thread.
million car accidents nationwide County Sales and Use Tax
The 21st century has presented
involve deer. The cost: $1 billion TO THE EDITOR: heart-wrenching starvation,
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have about a 50 percent chance of gregations and business leaders change.
nailing Bambi in your lifetime. hapel Hill Transit should Steve Spade said even though changed. Chapel Hill Transit
came together because we see The Carolina Way dictates
The Town of Chapel Hill is take bus driver com- not all routes have sched- should listen to driver concerns
the sales tax referendum as an that Tar Heels impact their
once again discussing how to plaints about lunch and uled lunch breaks, drivers are and work with them to update opportunity for Orange County community. We raise funds for
control the deer population. bathroom breaks seriously and allowed to stop at designated the policy as appropriate. to grow in the right direction. disaster relief, cancer research
Unfortunately, urban archery, work with drivers to craft a pol- restroom stops as long as the A formal periodic review The proposed sales tax increase and sustainable develop-
a program that would bring in icy that meets both driver and notify the dispatcher and might be beneficial so drivers will expand our county infra- ment projects. We advocate
licensed archers in areas where passenger needs. secure the bus. do not feel compelled to air structure to long-identified eco- for human rights, civil rights,
there aren’t many hunters, has Chapel Hill Transit has indi- If drivers have a route with their grievances to make nec- nomic development districts. We worker rights and an end to
been ruled out as not being via- see this as doing more than help- genocide. We facilitate micro-
ble. So, what do we do?
cated in the past that it is will- a lunch break, they should get essary revisions.
ing to take driver concerns into a lunch break, and all drivers Chapel Hill Transit and the ing attract businesses to Orange finance projects and global
Introducing a natural preda- County and growing our com- health research.
tor is more than likely a bad idea. consideration. If the time has should be able to take restroom drivers should work together to
come to make revisions to the breaks if they follow the proper come to a solution that works mercial tax base. Support from The impending elections offer
And given the population, birth the sales tax would also provide us yet another method to affect
control (as is done with horses current format, then it makes procedure. for everyone. From an outsid-
much-needed funding for Justice change in our community.
on the Outer Banks) isn’t viable, sense to revisit it. Crowded buses and tight er’s perspective, this problem United priorities (education, eco- With the unprecedented
either. I don’t think my homeown- Currently, not all routes have schedules are no excuse to deny looks solvable. nomic development, emergency international challenges fac-
ers association would like me firing lunch breaks, and drivers pick drivers bathroom breaks, and Both sides should be rea- services and sewer infrastructure ing our generation, it will be
off paintballs at the herd often their routes based on seniority ultimately, happy drivers will sonable and flexible in their for rural Orange County). demanded of the next wave of
camped out, eating and defecating and preference. The policy was make for a better system and a requests. Driving a bus is hard- There’s a lot our county can elected officials to curb current
in front of our complex. adopted in 2007 in response to riding experience. ly like being in a “prison camp,” accomplish when organizations devastating trends. For this
Why not allow a quiet bow and
driver requests for shorter days Three years into the current as one driver described it. But like ours work together on com- reason, it is imperative that you
arrow to take care of the issue? If mon solutions. On Saturday, Oct. vote in November’s midterm
the meat turned out to be good, that did not require breaks. plan, it’s not inconceivable that doesn’t mean there’s not
Chapel Hill Transit Director that driver preferences have room for improvement. 30, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m., elections.
plenty of venison would be avail- leaders will gather at the parking President John F. Kennedy
able to donate to feed people. lot of United Church of Chapel declared: “Let the word go
Before you resort back to think- Hill for our Souls to the Polls rally. forth from this time and place,
ing of Bambi’s pitiful, glassy car- We will all walk to the Seymour to friend and foe alike, that the
QuickHits
toon eyes (that movie must have Senior Center to vote. Please join torch has been passed to a new
been deer-funded, image-boosting us, and please vote for the County generation of Americans — born
propaganda), remember that deer Sales and Use Tax. in this century, tempered by war,
are causing a number of other disciplined by a hard and bitter
problems, from spreading Lyme Stephanie Perry peace.”
disease-carrying ticks to eating WSSU e-mails Halloween
gardens, which forces spending
State Fair Organizer Be the next Greatest
Orange County Justice Generation, and cast your vote
on more plants and fencing. The N.C. State Fair broke Winston-Salem State Halloween in Chapel Hill is of United Nov. 2.
Perhaps we’ve encroached the attendance University acci- course a very fun The world is waiting.
on their habitat and should just dentally sent an event, fully deserv-
record, with more Joanne Fiore
learn to be cautious. Perhaps the
than 1 million visi- e-mail to stu- ing a thumbs up. Chairwoman Chris Scanzoni
dent has left my car more aero- Board of Directors Oumou N’Dour
dynamic (it works for golf balls, tors this season. dents supporting But it’s a good bet
How many pounds Democrats then most of you won’t Chapel Hill-Carrboro Foreign Policy Center
right?). Pardon me, the pessimist Chamber of Commerce UNC Roosevelt Institute
and the voice of reason in me just do you think 1 million broke the law again sending be feeling very “thumbs up” on
bludgeoned the optimist in me. people gained from eat- one supporting Republicans. the walk to class Monday morn-
I’ve seen far too many wrecks ing fried ... everything? Now that’s fair and balanced. ing. Enjoy Sunday, though.
SPEAK OUT department and phone number.
in Chapel Hill involving deer. ➤ Edit: The DTH edits for space,
Sure, this used to be their habitat, Signature count Medlin: ‘Stay out’ Military friendly? Writing guidelines: clarity, accuracy and vulgarity.
but deer are essentially squirrels ➤ Please type: Handwritten Limit letters to 250 words.
capable of major damage. Plus, Student Congress raised Student Body President Hogan An N.C. legislator running letters will not be accepted.
SUBMISSION:
the minimum Medlin asked for re-election dis- ➤ Sign and date: No more than
we’ve removed their predators for two people should sign letters. ➤ Drop-off: at our office at 151 E.
our own safety, so we need to fill number of signa- local universities tributed a flier he Rosemary Street.
➤ Students: Include your year,
that niche. And it’s a lot safer and tures required to to avoid Chapel hoped would por- major and phone number. ➤ E-mail: to dthedit@gmail.com
cheaper to do it with bows and run for student Hill on Halloween. tray him as mili- ➤ Faculty/staff: Include your ➤ Send: to P.O. Box 3257, Chapel
arrows than our cars. body president. Way to keep it tary friendly. But Hill, N.C., 27515.
The Narwhal Party received homegrown. We’d love a quid the only votes he’ll be getting
Friday: 1,018 signatures last year, pro quo with Duke to get us are from Germans. The pic- EDITOR’S NOTE: Columns, cartoons and letters do not necessarily represent the opinions
ture shows advancing German of The Daily Tar Heel or its staff. Editorials reflect the opinions of The Daily Tar Heel edito-
Ron Bilbao weighs in on the power but this could be a major back into LDOC, but sorry
rial board. The board consists of eight board members, the associate opinion editor, the
of words . hit to the party’s future. guys, it’s the town’s decision. troops during World War II. opinion editor and the editor.