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By Ben Coley
Senior Writer
DTH/KATIE WILLIAMS
Senior receiver Quinshad Davis (14) hauls in a 9-yard pass and runs into the end zone, marking his 22nd career touchdown reception a new school record.
main focus.
Quinshad Davis is the epitome
of a team guy Fedora said. His
number one thing is to win football games.
Against the Illini, Davis led the
team with five receptions and 56
receiving yards, in addition to his historic score. His friend Switzer believes
the record was long overdue.
(Hes) one of the best receivers
to come through here, Switzer said.
Im happy for him and Im happy
for not only me, but the punt return
team that we got back on track today.
By Zaynab Nasif
Staff Writer
Teach for
America
sees decline
The program has had fewer
recruits nationally and at UNC.
By Olivia Browning
Staff Writer
DTH/CLAIRE COLLINS
The Ackland Art Museum is one of the only museums in the Triangle-area
that has not been updated in recent years. There is no current plan to update.
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same West Virgina hospital
where music legend Hank
Williams was pronounced
dead. By coincidence, hes
used some of Williams influence in his music, which is a
mix of country, rock and pop.
With comparisons to Elliot
Smith and the National,
hes used these influences
to record his newest album,
Blood Beneath the Sun, in
Durham. That album will
be released tomorrow, and
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Sept. 11, 2001 will arrive on
campus at 6 p.m. tonight.
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State Troopers, sheriff s deputies and representatives of the
Chapel Hill Police and Fire
Departments will escort the
53-foot tractor-trailer as it
arrives in the Hanes parking
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artifacts and documentary
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Tuesday. The one-day exhibit
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someone their granddaughter
was in jail, reports state.
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EDITORIAL
TO THE EDITOR:
The news that South
Building is considering leasing the operation of Student
Stores comes as a not-sounexpected surprise. In my
22 years with the store, 20 as
director (I retired in 2010),
we were always looking over
our shoulders at the lease
operators. In my experience,
when a university considers
leasing, there is a lot of spin,
guile and misdirection. So
lets look at what we know
from the published reports:
Claims of savings of
several million dollars in
textbook costs to students.
This is preposterous. The
on-campus brick-and-mortar sales of course materials
at Carolina is less that $10
million. Plus, there might
well be another $10 million
sold off campus through
Amazon and other online
retailers. And despite the
buzz around leased course
materials, that model just
isnt popular with students.
Unless Follett sells below
cost, those projected savings
arent there.
$2.5 million to remodel.
Right, imply the cost of
gutting the sales floor and
bringing in the Follett
campus bookstore look.
We spent over $10 million
renovating the Daniels
Building from the ground
up from 2005-08. Its systems and infrastructure are
fine; these remodel dollars
are cosmetic.
Employees offered tremendous opportunity for
professional growth. Well,
no. A few of the younger
employees who are willing
to relocate may be offered
promotions, but thats about
it. And there will be no further growth of their state
employee pensions, with
only a corporate 401(k) as a
retirement benefit.
Finally, what about
student employees? The
store employs 200 student
employees, which collectively
puts hundreds of thousands
of dollars into student pockets every year a form of
financial aid which should be
recognized. The bookstore
chains are chronically short
staffed, and often do not hire
enough employees, of any
kind, to offer good customer
service. There will likely be
fewer jobs for students and
less student payroll within
the University.
Finally, the financial
details. The overhead of
Daniels Building maintenance, repairs and utilities
is hundreds of thousands
a year. Then, there is the
debt service on the remodel
loan. Those do not go away.
Are they paid from the $2.5
million to $3 million figure? If so, that reduces the
net from the lease operator
by quite a chunk. If not,
then who pays?
The University may well
lease out Student Stores, but
it owes the campus community, students and store
employees, whose life and
livelihood are being diminished, a fair and even-handed examination of the facts.
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Vinny Mammone, treasurer for CLAWS Inc., holds one of their rescue birds, Khalitra, a great horned owl who is blind in one eye.
In response to a fatal
drunken driving crash near
Chapel Hill in July, former
UNC student Cole Boyer has
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Williams said UNC libraries research hubs have surpassed expectations, but officials have more plans in store.
The Kenan Science Library
is still completing renovations
with a grand opening event in
the works.
The hubs have helped
students complete many
projects, from helping
womens studies classes map
catcalling on campus to creating teaching models for
campus professors.
It just met such a need,
so much energy around it,
Mizzy said. People do such
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DTH/JIE HUANG
(From left) Seniors Lauren Moore, Mackenzie Day and Thais
Weiss sit on Franklin Street for the first ever PARK(ing) Day.
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Level:
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Complete the grid
so each row, column
and 3-by-3 box (in
bold borders) contains
every digit 1 to 9.
Solution to
Fridays puzzle
TEACH
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exposed to vast inequalities in
the educational system.
Students would tell me
things like, I cant do this, I
dont have internet at home,
or, I cant go to the library
because my mom doesnt have
a car, Fussell said.
She said she was devastated by these conversations
and decided to apply to Teach
for America.
Fussell was accepted into the
program and began working
with the Miami-Dade corps in
2014. While she is grateful for
the experience, she said there
are parts of Teach for America
that have been stressful.
The organization places
graduates in schools that
dont necessarily have enough
teachers, and the declining
rate of participants in Teach
for America only makes that
more difficult, she said.
The difference between
Teach for America not having
recruits and having recruits is
seen at my school, Fussell said.
The year before me, there were
six Teach for America recruits.
My year there were four, and
this year there are zero.
Fussell said her school
was left with six vacant
teaching positions meaning some students were left
having new substitute teachers every day, an effect that
puts their education even
further behind.
She said parents arent
able to advocate for their
kids because they had the
same experience.
The students in these
low-income communities
dont know what its like to
have a really strong teacher,
Fussell said.
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2 Coastline recess
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Ringo
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5 Purina dog food brand
6 Christmas carol
7 Annual reason to reset
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11 Hanging on every word
12 Slurpee alternative
13 The Big Bang Theory
type
19 __ rage: PED users
aggression
21 Expresses happiness
24 Address book entry
26 Golf goal
27 Even score
28 Understand
29 Detest
30 Pts. and qts., for two
31 Cry ones eyes out
32 Tax pros
33 London native,
informally
34 Fizz in a gin fizz
36 __ Aires
38 Shelter adoptee
39 Dictator Amin
40 Canadian prov.
bordering Vt.
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46 Nary a soul
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letterwise, for the
answers to starred clues
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50 Biblical prophet
51 Chatter endlessly
52 Steppenwolf author
Hermann
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fight!
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58 Gay Nineties and
Roaring Twenties
60 Almond-colored
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SCOREBOARD
CROSS COUNTRY: UNCs Stephen Mulherin earned first place in the mens 5K
race at the Adidas XC Challenge
WOMENS TENNIS: UNCs Hayley Carter
finished second in the Oracle/ITA Masters
NORTH CAROLINA
NOTRE DAME
4
2
By Logan Ulrich
Assistant Sports Editor
DTH/KATIE WILLIAMS
Alan Winn (18) breaks past Patrick Hodan (27) during Fridays matchup against Notre Dame.
NORTH CAROLINA
MIAMI (OHIO)
3
0
By Will Bryant
Staff Writer
DTH/ALEX KORMANN
Senior midfielder Emily Wold (9) takes aim against the Miami (Ohio) goalie in
Sundays 3-0 victory. All three seniors scored in UNCs opening homestand.
VOLLEYBALL
NORTH CAROLINA
3
MICHIGAN0
By Megan Marenghi
Staff Writer
The North Carolina volleyball team proved its toughness on Saturday night in the
wake of tragedy almost 24
hours earlier.
Despite Saturday nights 3-0
victory over No. 20 Michigan,
the ACC-Big Ten Classic began
on a much less triumphant
note for North Carolina, who
fell to Michigan State 3-1 on
Friday night.
The fluctuation in momentum
and the multiple mishaps ultimately cost the Tar Heels (3-6)
the game against the Spartans
(8-3), despite a well-fought
comeback in the third set.
But the loss to Michigan
State was not the one that
brought tears to the Tar Heels
eyes. Redshirt junior Hayley
McCorkle tore her Achilles
tendon in the third set of Friday
nights match, which will cost
her the rest of the season. In
26 sets this season, she tallied
49 kills, ranking fourth on the
team for kills.
Every time I talk about
By Mohammed Hedadji
Senior Writer
Quotable
That was Katie Bowens best game in a
Tar Heel uniform. She not only scored the
game-winning goal, but she helped secure
our defense to help us ride out the 2-1 victory. Coach Anson Dorrance of Bowens
performance.
Notable
Bowens game-winner marked her first
goal of the season. After failing to score in
both her sophomore and junior season, the
goal also marked her first goal since the
2012 season, when she scored two goals.
Whats next?
UNC hosts Syracuse on Thursday at
Fetzer Field at 7 p.m.
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