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pay
TILL SPRING BREAK heating bills
Residents can apply through the
Department of Social Services.
By Hannah Jaggers
Staff Writer
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(From left to right) Megan Carlin, Sinclair McLean and Sarah Graves build an igloo on the lower quad in front of South Building on Thursday.
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By Victoria Mirian
Members of Student
Action with Workers greeted
Chancellor Carol Folt with a
homemade cake Feb. 16.
SAW presented the cake to
Folt in order to draw attention
to VF Corporations violation
of the licensing labor code.
The University has an apparel
contract with VF Corporation.
The gift included a note that
read, Cut VF and this cake!
The group said VF
Corporation has a history of
providing wages below living standards and violating
health and safety agreements.
What we did was a way
to say to Chancellor Folt that
we know whats going on,
we dont like it, and wed like
for you to enforce the labor
code that the University
has in place and cut VF
Corporation, said SAW member Richard Lindayen.
Members of SAW want the
University to cut ties with VF
Corporation because it has not
signed the Accord on Fire and
Building Safety in Bangladesh.
The Accord on Fire and
Building Safety in Bangladesh
regulates worker safety in the
countrys garment industry. All
DTH/EMILY CHAFETZ
Freshmen Grace Baldridge and Emily
Imes make a snowman on Thursday.
Classes were canceled for the day.
Whenever I feel the need to exercise, I lie down until it goes away.
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The Daily Tar Heel takes home
N.C. Press Association awards
The Daily Tar Heel was awarded
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Winter Institute awards ceremony
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Sports Editor Grace Raynor won
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SportsFriday
and competitor.
Although gymnastics can
appear to be a highly individual sport, it requires a
tight knit team of women to
support and encourage each
other. This is especially true
at the college level.
Senior gymnast Haley
Watts knows from experience.
Coming as a freshman,
that can be the most difficult
thing realizing that it isnt
about you as an individual,
Watts said. Morgan has done
such a good job adapting.
Prior to coming to UNC,
Lane rarely competed with
people at the same age or
talent level.
In high school, she decided
to continue competing in club
gymnastics rather than play
for the school team. Although
it can become lonely, club
gymnastics is much more
competitive and is the key to
getting recruited by colleges.
It was more I was on my
own, Lane said. It was me
and my coaches. It was kind
of difficult to push myself.
The environment at North
Carolina is a drastic change
from that. Competing for the
Tar Heels means more than
simply competing for the
school name bedazzled across
her leotard. It means competing for a team.
And that is exactly what
Lane has done.
Junior gymnast Lexi
Cappalli has no doubt Lanes
attitude and talent will lead
to continued success at the
collegiate level.
She is a great teammate
and is always willing to do
whatever you want her to do,
Cappalli said. She is so good
at everything she does.
So far, that positive attitude has translated to success
on the mats as well.
Early results
Coach Derek Galvin
expressed how promising
Lanes season has been so far.
She is performing at a
very high level right now,
Galvin said. Her technique
and execution and the skills
February Greek
Spotlight
way.
In the first meet of
her collegiate career she
received a 38.375 all-around
score, good for fourth place.
Since then she has continually improved.
At the most recent quad
meet against N.C. State,
Rutgers, and Kent State, she
notched an all around score
of 39.275 almost a full
point higher than her first
score, placing her in first.
Knowing that Lane has
an unwavering focus on
improvement is important to
her teammates.
When it is her time to
compete, I know she is going
to go out there and hit it,
Watts said. Which is an
amazing thing to say about a
freshman.
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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
Thursdays puzzle
Snowstorm impact
Companies are restoring
power to Orange County
customers who lost power
Thursday. See pg. 1 for story.
Muslim students
Muslim students are
feeling more insecure on
campus after the recent
shooting. See pg. 1 for story.
AWARD-WINNING STUDENT
JOURNALISM SINCE 1893
50 Sushi topper
51 Mall draw
52 Sci-fi suffix
53 Signs of dissatisfaction
55 Appears ... and the
contents of this puzzles
circles?
57 Missed your chance!
59 Brief facilities?
60 Zing
61 Early Alaskans
62 Memphis-to-Nashville
dir.
63 Year abroad
64 Payroll deduction,
perhaps
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1 The Police, most of the
time
2 Bit of deception
3 A, in Argentina
4 ISP option
5 Shoptalk
6 Treats as persona non
grata
7 D.C. figure
8 Realization often
preceded by Whew!
9 Charlatans
10 Hardly gloss over
11 Still-life subject
12 Swallowed ones pride
13 Rodgers and Hart title
lyric that precedes I get
no dizzy spells
18 Roadside warning
20 James Brown memoir
24 Inclusive pronoun
25 Quartet member
29 One way to lighten the
mood
32 Word before or after
name
Opinion
EDITORIAL CARTOON
PETER VOGEL
KERN WILLIAMS
BRIAN VAUGHN
KIM HOANG
COLIN KANTOR
TREY FLOWERS
DINESH MCCOY
Editors Notes
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
Letting
go and
defeating
Sno-MO
NEXT
The Bystander, on the Tar Heels game this week against N.C. State
HANDLE OF JACK
Jackie OShaughnessy describes
a typical snow day at UNC.
Henry Gargan
EDITORIAL
EDITORIAL
he FCCs decision to
approve net neutrality and protect an
open internet is a historical victory for broadband
communication, consumer
protection and, broadly,
freedom of speech.
The alternative, or paid
prioritization, would have
allowed internet service
providers to act as gatekeepers for access. ISPs
would have the power to
speed up or slow down
broadband service based
on customers differentiated service fees and the
content they attempt to
access.
This decision is in accordance with the best values
of a democratic society
where every person is
given an equal opportunity to access information.
Todays internet, which has
become a near necessity for
most people, should not be
a pay-to-play system.
Detractors say the FCC
is overstepping its fed-
TO THE EDITOR:
I wholeheartedly agree
with Ishmael Bishop. The
manipulation of the phrase
Black Lives Matter exemplified the narrow-mindedness of those who found fault
with it and proceeded to
treat it as a fill-in-the-blank.
To them, the ideal of
equality was thrown out
the window as a supposedly
higher value was placed
on one group. They tried
to empathize within the
constraints constructed by
their own experiences and
thus, while interpreting the
new information of police
brutality and hyper criminalization of young Black
males, they imposed their
rigid and different standpoints onto a movement
that really had nothing to
do with them.
Yes, one can sympathize
for those who were wrongfully persecuted. Yes, one can
desire change of political and
social structures in order to
confront injustices. Yes, one
can voice approval of actions
taken by groups who seek to
resist and defeat oppression.
However, what one can do
is not equivalent to knowing,
feeling, living what Black
males and their families
experience. We are limited,
but lets not be discouraged
by our restricted capacities.
Rather, lets embrace our
boundaries by respecting
them rather than infringing
upon them. At the end of
the day, we can shout ourselves hoarse in support, but
the only voice that will ring
loud and clear will belong to
the oppressed. We can stand
in solidarity, but we cannot
stand in shoes that were not
ours to begin with.
Seyoung Oh, 18
Sociology and Womens
and Gender Studies
Kvetching board
kvetch:
v.1 (Yiddish) to complain
Every time the University
goes into Condition 2, I
hear Student safety is
important. Staff safety is
not. Love, Carolina.
Look, Carol, I can understand why you wouldnt
take a hard stand against
tuition hikes and institutionalized racism and
sexual assault and athletic
scandals and the BOG,
but failing to cancel class
Tuesday was TOO FAR.
The roads might not be
salty right now, but I am.
Why am I in class right
now?
Ill never name my kid
Carol because every time I
say the name in my head,
its in an exasperated and
scolding tone, and then I
have to walk to class in the
snow.
Hey Obama, please take
care of global warming,
police violence, the BOG
and State fans. Also make
Parks & Rec come back.
Thank u.
For the love of all things
holy, why arent Word
default margins one inch?
Sincerely, every student
ever.
To the frat star pricing
boats in my American
Studies class: GTFO, bro.
Petition for Al Roker to
be our new chancellor.
At least he can tell the
weather.
If you only feel safe driving
15 mph in the snow, and
you also feel compelled to
turn on emergency flashers, perhaps you should
not drive and just stay at
home.
To my friend, your Monday morning email with
an itinerary titled its the
freaking weekend is keeping me going. Thanks for
the five-day anticipation.
Dear Campus Health, its
nice that you make people
wear masks. However, they
dont work if you dont
wear them properly. (Im
talking to YOU, girl whose
nose was dripping outside
of her upside-down mask.)
Just wondering. Is Jay
Smith getting his piece
of the Willingham settlement?
Pro tip to the first-year
changing in the hallway of
Fetzer before LFIT: locker
rooms are downstairs.
To the art students who
had to saran wrap their entire partners body: Whats
next in your B613 training?
Huck would be proud.
Just in: Carol Folt seen
tripping on ice curses
Mary Willingham. Oops,
bad habit.
Okay. I admit it. We lost to
State. I am a Tar Hole.
:(
That dress is most definitely gold.
Yall are crazy. That dress is
blue. #teamblackandblue.
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sentence entries to
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