The Daily Tar Heel For Sept. 8, 2017
The Daily Tar Heel For Sept. 8, 2017
The Daily Tar Heel For Sept. 8, 2017
DACA
for Fridays vote on whether or not
the Board of
to ban academic centers within the
UNC system from litigating.
from the group Gov. Cooper declares a describes landfall over Georgia and said. I will do everything in
the Carolinas. my power to restore DACA for
state of emergency due to Wherever you live in North
Carolina from the mountains to
the tens of thousands of young
people in North Carolina who
BOG member Anna Nelson A life in education Hurricane Irma. the Piedmont to the coast you need rely on it including fighting
to take this storm seriously, and you for them in court.
explains why she voted When Nelson joined the BOG,
she was no stranger to the UNC sys-
By Olivia Slagle need to start preparing for some type
of impact, Cooper said.
The Institute on Economic
and Taxation Policy found in a
Staff Writer
against the litigation ban. tem. As the daughter of billionaire Tropical storm level winds are study 87 percent of DACA recip-
and former UNC-system President North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper expected in the state starting Monday ients nationwide are employed.
By Carina McDermed Dick Spangler, she grew up in the has declared a state of emergency morning. The study said continuing the
Staff Writer thick of the states education system. in preparation for Hurricane Irma, Strong winds resulting in power program and extending its
As I was growing up, both my which is predicted to affect the state outages, several inches of flooding and enrollment to all persons eligible
Anna Nelson isnt afraid to go parents were committed to service in as early as Monday or Tuesday. an increased threat of tornados are all would increase state and local
against the grain. schools, she said. They did every- There is a lot we still dont know possible in the first part of next week, tax revenues by $425 million.
With five votes in favor of a liti- thing from playground monitoring about this storm, but we do know according to the briefing. Studies estimate that between
gation ban on the UNC Center for to serving on the school board. that North Carolina can expect to feel Individuals not in an evacuation 50 and 75 percent of all undocu-
Civil Rights, Nelson was the only Nelson said her passion for public some sort of effects as soon as early zone are encouraged by the National mented immigrants file federal
member of the Board of Governors education blossomed first when she next week, and now is the time to get Weather Service to prepare an emer- income taxes. DACA recipients
Committee on Educational attended public school, and contin- prepared, Cooper said in a statement. gency kit that includes a flashlight, are required to pay personal
Planning, Policies and Programs to ued when her own children began The state of emergency went in to batteries, non-perishable foods, income taxes using a temporary
vote against the proposal on Aug. 1. their public education. effect 8 a.m. Thursday. The gover- water and first-aid supplies. social security number, accord-
If passed, the litigation ban would I was bused for integration to nors statement said North Carolinas During a hurricane, remain in ing to the Institute on Economic
stop law students at the Center for West Charlotte High School, a for- Emergency Management team was a secure, indoor area, and rely on and Taxation Policy.
Civil Rights from representing cli- merly all-black high school, she coordinating storm preparation weather services and local govern- Of the 800,000 DACA
ents who pursue civil rights cases in said. So I know how important it is efforts as early as Labor Day. ment to stay informed. recipients in the United States,
court. The full body of the BOG will to our state that we provide quality UNC issued an Alert Carolina Hurricane Irmas top sustained 27,000 currently reside in North
vote on the proposal Friday. education to all North Carolinians message Thursday evening encour- winds on Thursday at 5 p.m. were Carolina, according to Steins
Nelson, the chairperson of no matter where they live. aging students to stay tuned for con- 175mph, keeping it classified as a cat- statement. In North Carolina,
the Committee on Educational Hannah Gage, emeritus member dition changes in university opera- egory five as it heads toward Florida. DACA recipients pay over $63
Planning, said her solitary vote was of the BOG, said Nelsons upbring- tions, although no disruptions are Irma made landfall in the million annually in taxes.
not based on the specific circum- ing in the university system gives her expected at this time. Caribbean on Wednesday, causing The governments decision to
stances of the proposal, but rather a unique perspective on the board. We also remind everyone that damage on several islands and leaving withdraw from the DACA pro-
with a bigger picture in mind. Shes an independent thinker weather conditions such as this can half of Puerto Rico without power. gram deeply disappointed UNC
I feel its a risk to be having this and makes up her own mind on produce dangerous situations on The two other storm systems in administration, a message from
conversation because its a larger every issue, she said. roadways and sidewalks, and if con- the Atlantic, Hurricane Jose and University leadership said.
issue of the universitys reputation Louis Bissette, chairperson of the ditions worsen, downed powerlines Hurricane Katia, are both category Chancellor Carol Folt joined
being at stake, she said. Were BOG, said he didnt know Nelson per- and tree branches could occur, the one and not expected to affect the other university leaders Tuesday
sending a message that risks mis- sonally when she was appointed to the alert said. Be cautious of flooded U.S. at this time. in signing the Association of
communicating our values. board by the N.C. General Assembly. walkways and roadways and do not More resources for information American Universities letter
She said regardless of where she But I knew of her father and all approach downed powerlines. and preparation can be found at to Congress advocating for a
stands on the issue, she thinks the ban the things he had done for the uni- The most recent briefing on https://readync.org/ and current permanent solution for undocu-
would be an overreach of the board. versity (system) in his lifetime, he Hurricane Irma was published by weather updates are available at mented students, which would
Ideally, matters such as this said. So I was expecting a great deal the National Weather Service at 5 http://www.weather.gov/rah/ allow them to continue school
would be handled at a campus level, from his daughter. p.m. Thursday, and describes moder- You can follow NOAAs National and eventually pursue a path to
she said. I do not question the ate to high confidence in impact for Weather Service on twitter @NWS citizenship.
authority of the board to take action, the central part of the state. and the local office @NWSRaleigh. In the past, UNC has support-
but the appropriateness of the ban. While tracking information is @olivinonaprayer
SEE NELSON, PAGE 5 still not set, it is getting clearer as it [email protected] SEE DACA, PAGE 5
WOMENS
Come wondering... gonna wait and see what the
track of the hurricane is, ilar ways to Smiths cousins. Jacksons Louisville team and My grandfather cant travel
Leave Knowing Smith said of his mother. Im (The Florida teammates their families at home. because hes sick, so theyre
like, No. You need to get out. and I) have definitely been Smith expressed the impor- trying to put him in a hospital.
BIBLE STUDY
With Hurricane Irma pre- talking about it, Smith said, tance of remaining focused on I think theyre going to get
dicted to be a category five and our families responses his job for Saturday even in the him, and were going to try to
hurricane whose path cuts have been pretty hilarious. wake of the situation. get everybody else to come up
through Florida, the 14 UNC Smith recounted a conversa- I contact my mom every here for the game.
football players from the state tion between a distressed C.J. day and make sure shes Im going to try to con-
For all women faculty, have been in constant contact Cotman, a first-year corner, alright, Smith said. But vince everybody to leave.
administrators, staff and coaches with their families to express and Cotmans grandmother. I cant have any control. I @James_Tatter
their concern. He was telling his grand- make sure she knows how I [email protected]
humano
An open letter to Jessica Wolfe, English and Comparative
Chancellor Folt, the Board Literature
of Trustees and the Board John Pickles, Geography
es ilegal
of Governors: Daniel Wallace, English and
The Progressive Faculty Comparative Literature
Network and colleagues Shelley Golden, Health Behavior
from across the UNC-CH
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Laura Halperin, English and
n Tuesday, Attorney campus stand with stu- Comparative Literature
General Jeff Sessions dents and other members Kurt M. Ribisl, Health Behavior
announced that the of the community in oppo- Carole Crumley, Anthropology
government would begin sition to the presence of Harry Watson, History
the process of terminating Silent Sam. Leslie Ann Lytle, Health Behavior
Deferred Action for Childhood The statue celebrates Cemil Aydin, History
Arrivals, the Obama admin- people who defended slav-
Arturo Escobar, Anthropology
istration policy that protects ery, a violation of the most
Erica Johnson, Global Studies
many young undocumented basic of human rights.
Jonathan D. Lepofsky, Geography
immigrants. Installed 48 years after
Words cant explain how this country made owning
Edwin B. Fisher, Health Behavior
fearful I am in this moment another human being illegal,
William Ferris, History
not for myself, but for sev- the monument also implicit-
Christopher T. Nelson, Anthropology
eral of my friends, and the ly honors the system of racial Barbara Friedman, Media and Journalism
800,000 other DACA recipi- apartheid that propped up Noel Brewer, Health Behavior
ents who could be forced to white supremacy after the Misha Becker, Linguistics
leave the only country theyve U.S. Civil War and influ- Marcie Cohen Ferris, American Studies
ever truly known. All because enced white nationalists in Don Nonini, Anthropology
of the xenophobic beliefs South Africa and Nazis in Sharon P. Holland, American Studies
of our current presidential Western Europe. Kathryn Burns, History
administration, if you can even Beginning in the 1950s, Tony Perucci, Communication
call it that. in response to African Eugenia Eng, Health Behavior
Contrary to popular belief, EDITORIAL American-led civil rights Valerie Lambert, Anthropology
Rebecca B. Brigham, Social Work
DACA recipients are not crimi- activism, some compo-
Ben Frey, American Studies
nals. They are not menaces
to society. They are young
Be honest in your thoughtful manner.
We recognize that voic-
conversations, but be mind-
ful about allowing those
nents of legal segregation,
particularly in public edu- Beth Grabowski, Art
people who are just as much
American citizens as someone
views without ing ones opinion can whose voices are typically cation, were dismantled.
Today, however, racial
Deborah Stroman, Business
Courtney G. Woods, Environmental
have social consequences underrepresented a chance
born and bred in this country. being racist. for both the speaker and to speak especially when inequality in this country Sciences and Engineering
T
It is a requirement that is maintained by physical, Chad Stevens, Media and Journalism
DACA recipients complete
alking about race those listening. they can personally speak economic, electoral, legal, Margaret Wiener, Anthropology
high school, serve and/or be doesnt make you Not to mention the fact to the experience. and cultural violence com- Georges Nzongola-Ntalaja, African,
honorably discharged from racist. that speaking in front of a Frankly, their experi- mitted by and on behalf of African American, and Diaspora Studies
the military or be in college. Were all familiar with large lecture hall is fright- ence can oftentimes be as white people against people Crystal Wiley Cen, Medicine
In addition, DACA recipients the awkward silence after ening as hell even when or more insightful than of color. Rachel Woodson Goode, Social Work
cannot be found guilty of a a professor asks a racially you know what youre any amount of academic Sam, the gun-toting Daniel M. Cobb, American Studies
felony or serious misdemeanor, charged question these talking about. perspective you may pro- image of white, masculine Rupa Redding-Lallinger, Pediatrics
or they will be deported. days, any question that That said, we would like vide. power, is neither harm- Anne Johnston, Media and Journalism
Many critics of DACA, remotely concerns the to offer up some guiding 5. Speak from the I. less historical speech nor Laura Linnan, Health Behavior
especially those who wanted idea of race or ethnicity. points to keep in mind Speak personally from your silent. Decades of protest China Medel, Communication
to make America great again, Eyes dart around the for when you speak your experience, not the experi- and the current student- Aimee McHale, Public Health
argue that DACA recipients led demand to take the Seth Noar, Media and Journalism
room, or stay locked on mind. ences of others.
have a negative impact on the monument down demon- Sara Smith, Geography
economy of this country. computer screens and 1. Acknowledging the This may look like, strate that we hear Sams Sandy Smith-Nonini, Anthropology
That argument, intrinsi- sometimes woefully land on concept of race isnt racist, In my experience as a anthem to racism loudly Karolyn Tyson, Sociology
cally, is a flat-out lie. DACA the one or two students of but attaching characteris- black man I have felt and clearly. Ligaiya Romero, Media and Journalism
recipients actually boost the color in the room. tics or generalizations to Whereas one would not Remove the statue now Iqbal Sevea, History
economy. Many DACA recipi- Following the events of race can be. want to say, Black men and you can be on the right Karin Yeatts, Epidemiology
ents are well educated and still the first two weeks of the To identify someone as feel ____ unless citing side of history. Emilio del Valle Escalante, Romance Studies
in school. Seventeen percent of semester regarding Silent black or African-American related academic content. Kate Muessig, Health Behavior
them are working towards an Sam and, more recently, is not problematic, but say- 6. Dont expect the sin- Karen Booth Lisa Lindsay, History
advanced degree. DACA, almost all of our ing that someone is black gle person of color, immi- Womens and Gender Studies Joanna Maselko, Epidemiology
In some years, the pool of classes are talking about so they must be____ is an grant, LGBTQ person or Elyse Crystall Eileen Carlton Parsons, Science Education
DACA recipients will be com- English and Comparative Literature Sherry Mergner, Social Work
race, immigration or issue. conservative in your class
parable to immigrants with Adaora Adimora, Medicine and
H-1B visas (for highly skilled other controversial topics. 2. Assume good intent. to volunteer themselves as
(This may be less preva- In a classroom setting, spokespeople, or tokens. On behalf of 116 additional Epidemiology
workers). Highly skilled work- faculty members, including: Jina Valentine, Art and Art History
ers boost the economy. Ending lent in STEM classes, its safe to assume we are Dont look to minori-
though we wouldnt be entering the conversation ties to speak for the entire Kathy Perkins, Dramatic Art
DACA will do nothing but Sherryl Kleinman, Sociology
surprised to find phys- with a desire to share what population of groups with Tamera Coyne-Beasley, Pediatrics
worsen our economy. Michael Palm, communication Danielle Christmas, English and
Another argument made ics students calculating we know and learn what which they identify, plain Trude Bennett, Maternal and Child Comparative Literature
for ending DACA is the legal- the force necessary to we dont know not hurt and simple. Health (emerita) Sherick Hughes, Education
ity of the policy, according to topple Silent Sam while anyones feelings. As long as you are cog- Michelle Robinson, American Studies
Sessions. While the Supreme
Rebecka Rutledge Fisher, English and
factoring the opposing 3. Ask questions. nizant of your role in the George Noblit, Education Comparative Literature
Court deadlocked 4-4 last force from the Board of Dont pretend to under- conversation, you should Maria DeGuzman, English and
summer on the constitution- Jamie Cobb, Journalism
Governors.) stand someone when you never be afraid to offer your Comparative Literature Lydia Boyd, African, African American,
ality of DACA, in a letter to Patricia Sawin, American Studies
the Trump Administration in
No matter your position can ask them to explain thoughts. and Diaspora Studies
on the issues at hand, it their point in a way that We should all speak Susan Bickford, Political Science Glenn Hinson, Folklore & Anthropology
August, over 100 law profes- Hong-An Truong, Art
sors argued for the legality of is the responsibility of all makes sense to you! honestly, practice open- Jocelyn Chua, Anthropology
students to participate in 4. Take space, make mindedness and strive for James Thompson, English and Meg Landfried, Health Behavior
deferred action. Comparative Literature
Regardless of their accom- these tough discourses in a space. Please participate in understanding. Kumarini Silva, Communication
Rob Hamilton, Communication Danianne Mizzy, UNC Libraries
plishments or the legality Jennifer Ho, English and Comparative
of the policy, ending DACA Patricia Parker, Communication
Literature Tara Bohley, Social Work
isnt just an economic or legal
Juliane Hammer, Religious Studies Patrick Conway, Economics
wrong, its a moral wrong of
Jay Smith, History
the highest degree. DACA EDITORIAL Cathy Zimmer, Sociology
Mark Fraser, Social Work
Stephen Cole, Epidemiology
recipients dont just deserve
Politically respectful
to stay in this country because
William Sturkey, History Veronica Carlisle, Lineberger Cancer
they dont commit crimes and
Karen Hagemann, History Center and Public Health
are working toward advanced Mark Driscoll, Asian Studies Fadi Bardawil, Asian Studies
degrees. Michele R Rivkin-Fish, Anthropology Gary Nelson, Social Work
Altha Cravey, Geography
They deserve to stay in
this country because theyre
Its more than just even if some viewpoints
incite hate?
ness other than our own.
This freedom doesnt Ariana Vigil, Womens and Gender Studies
Silvia Tomkov, Womens and
Gender Studies and Anthropology
humans. Theyre people with being politically These troubling and mean you should be care- Tanya Shields, Womens and Gender Studies
Scott Kirsch, Geography
Joanna Maselko, Epidemiology
families and friends. Theyre complex questions linger less with your words. Lisa Lindsay, History
people who are simply trying correct. over college campuses like To use gay as a put-
Rene Alexander Craft, Communication Kate Muessig, Health Behavior
T
to build a life for themselves Susan Ennett, Health Behavior Elizabeth Havice, Geography
here is nothing dark clouds. down in your everyday Dennis Mumby, Communication
and their loved ones. Theyre political about And as a center for conversation is hateful Lisa de Saxe Zerden, Social Work
people who have no real life removing hateful learning and growth for and rude.
outside this country.
speech from your everyday the futures leaders, UNC To use queer as a pejo-
To move forward with the
termination of DACA, the word choice. often finds itself skating rative speaks volumes on SPEAK OUT
Trump administration proves Using language that across some very gray and your inability to accept WRITING GUIDELINES
aims to respect everyone slippery ice. and respect people who Please type. Handwritten letters will not be accepted.
once again that they have no
in our community is part Fortunately for indi- arent like you. Sign and date. No more than two people should sign letters.
interest in doing whats mor-
of being a good citizen. viduals in the Chapel Someones sexuality Students: Include your year, major and phone number.
ally right, or even whats best
Faculty/staff: Include your department and phone number.
for the economy. They simply Todays political climate Hill community, we have or gender identity is not
Edit: The DTH edits for space, clarity, accuracy and vulgarity. Limit
want to make the country has made speech a hot choice over how we decide a curse word or a casual letters to 250 words.
more white, more rich and topic. to treat words and lan- insult.
more xenophobic. SUBMISSION
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CCR and supervising faculty as a
part of a separate law clinic.
important to note that I was
instructed by the commit-
FROM PAGE 1 Permitting academic cen- tee specifically to determine
were a number of questions ters to engage in litigation effects of the proposed change
from committee members opens the door to center per- on the Center and our Law
about how this would affect sonnel using the litigation to School, Folt said in the let-
the center throughout the further their personal agen- ter. We have no other entity
deliberating process. das, Long says in the memo. at UNC-Chapel Hill to which
Specifically, the commit- Instead, if the center oper- the new policy could apply.
tee questioned Long about ated as a clinic, no full-time The proposed policy will
similar centers at universities attorneys would litigate; it change how the Center oper-
around the country, and if would be left up to students, ates, and banning the center
they also engage in litigation. with faculty oversight. from litigating could foresee-
In a July 8 memorandum, The idea of transforming ably result in its closure, Folt
Long addressed these con- the center into a clinic was one said in the letter.
cerns by emphasizing the dif- of the several points the com- In closing, if the committee
ference between law centers mittee asked Chancellor Folt moves forward with the new
and law clinics. Specifically, to consider. In a five-page let- proposed policy, we risk signif-
Long referenced his con- ter to Nelson, Folt said though icant damage to the reputation
versation with the interim a clinic could be established, of the University and the law
director of a similar center at the University does not cur- school, as well as uncertainty
the University of Wisconsin rently have the funding, staff as to whether we can even cre-
Law School, the main differ- or space for this effort. ate a new clinic for civil rights
ence being that their center Although the new policy with no resources, Folt said in
does not litigate rather, all does not mention the Center the letter.
litigation is done by students for Civil Rights directly, it is [email protected]
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Defense prepares to face reigning Heisman
Lamar Jackson 79 offensive snaps.
To me, he is the next closest
thing to Michael Vick I can ever
may be the compare, safety Donnie Miles said.
I havent seen any quarterback like
Four things to know before the Cardinals face the Tar Heels
Louisville is more than winning are not beating yourself and
winning the battle in the trenches.
quently puts himself in vulnerable
positions. Either way, the Cardinals
Alexanders absence would
undoubtedly prove to be a relief for
Big-play capability
just its former Heisman Well, Louisville did the opposite
against Purdue and still managed
still allowed an average of 3.62 sacks a
game in 2016 which ranked 124 out
the Tar Heels, who are still trying to
develop their passing game.
Any offense with Jackson in
charge will probably enjoy its fair
winning quarterback. to win. The fact that Louisville com- of 128 teams nationally. share of big plays. A year ago,
mitted 10 false starts speaks volumes Cardinals still working on run- Louisville ranked seventh in SB
By Brennan Doherty about its talent throughout the roster. Cornerback Jaire Alexander is Nation writer Bill Connellys IsoPPP
ning game ranking, a metric that measures
Senior Writer Playmakers at the skill positions have banged up
acted as the teams deodorant, mask- Louisville has experienced a fair offensive explosiveness by tracking
Larry Fedora said this week that ing its real flaws present on the line. Coaching staffs at UNC, N.C. amount of attrition at the skill posi- points per play on successful plays.
the North Carolina football team has Louisville head coach Bobby State, Duke and Wake Forest are tions offensively, namely at wide Against Purdue, the Cardinals
moved on from its season-opening Petrino told The Courier-Journals Jeff probably all wondering how they receiver. But the Cardinals are also had 17 chunk plays passing
loss to California. With Louisville Greer that those mistakes are correct- let Alexander attend school out of replacing running back Brandon plays of 15-plus yards and rushing
and its junior quarterback Lamar able, and he said redshirt first-year North Carolina. Radcliff, who had 903 rushing yards plays of 10-plus yards. Theyre prob-
Jackson the reigning Heisman center Robbie Bell is still working on Eschewed by his nearby ACC pro- and six touchdowns a year ago. ably expecting to exploit a UNC
Trophy winner coming to town his communication with Jackson. grams, Alexander picked Louisville Against Purdue, Reggie defense that struggled to tackle in
this Saturday, the Tar Heels have The Cardinals will most likely not and has blossomed into one of the Bonnafon, a converted quarterback, the open field against California.
had to refocus quickly. repeat their error-riddled perfor- leagues top defensive backs and a and Jeremy Smith combined for just The Tar Heels will have to keep
Here are four things to know about mance up front against UNC. But valuable punt returner. 41 yards on 11 carries. Smith also tabs on big-play wide receivers
the Cardinals besides the fact that perhaps the Tar Heels can exploit a Unfortunately for Alexander, his fumbled deep in red-zone territory. Jaylen Smith and Dez Fitzpatrick,
Lamar Jackson is still really good. position group that clearly has not special teams ambitions led to him Jackson clearly can work magic with who combined for 12 catches and
gelled yet. suffering an injury in the second his feet, but the Tar Heels might be 212 receiving yards last week. Of
Louisvilles offensive line had In general, Louisvilles offensive line quarter last week when he returned a able to hone in on him a bit more if course, in the end, reducing big
has struggled to protect its valuable blocked field goal. He did not return the Cardinals running backs dont plays starts with containing Jackson.
10 false starts last week @brennan_doherty
quarterback. Part of the units troubles to the game, and Louisville has not prove to be too much of a threat.
Coaching 101: Two simple keys to stem from the fact that Jackson fre- announced his status for Saturday. [email protected]