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The Daily Tar Heel From Page One Friday, November 10, 2017 5
A CAPPELLA Tarpeggios noted how formal
choir was in comparison.
Choral music is about
emphasizing tall vowels
a new member of the Clef
Hangers, said he enjoys the
cation of his fellow singers.
Its so much more satisfy-
in the next two weeks, which
will provide new members
FROM PAGE 1 A cappella is just like, and sounding like a church, way new members are immedi- ing and gratifying because the opportunity to officially
formed for new members. youre having fun, grooving Raghavendra said. ately welcomed as a part of the any amount of effort you debut within their respective
We have a little desti- with your buds, he said. But a cappella is more like creative process. He was even put into the group just gets groups. The performances are
nation under the Kenan But James said college a you try to show off your indi- able to beat box and do vocal returned ten-fold, he said. sure to start these new vocal-
Laboratories where they go cappella is more structured vidual voice but also blending percussion for the groups latest The Clef Hangers, the ists on a high note.
and sing, he said. So we go than her high school all- in with everyone else when single, Castle on the Hill. Loreleis and the Tarpeggios @emkaynolan
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into the family, you know, and structured, and it is more background is in classical
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When asked about the dif- cal background, there is else tries to help me in a way
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Is an THE EDITOR
Statement on Silent
contrary about our campus,
they are not true.
We must always be con-
campus
Chancellor Folt has ensure our campus commu-
asked us to clarify the role nity remains safe.
of campus police officers at Over recent years cam-
safe?
the Confederate Monument pus police have worked
on our campus in light of tirelessly to ensure that
misinformation that has peaceful demonstrations
been in circulation. and freedom of speech are
A
s most of us know, Theres nothing more preserved and protected.
Thursday, Nov. 2, some- important to our University Our officers are an
one set fire to Davie
Poplar, the 300-year-old tulip
EDITORIAL and our police force than
the safety and wellbeing of
important part of our com-
munity and feel as much a
A
this, and finding out that the The safety of our campus Jeff McCracken
alleged offender of the arson s a student paper, toward proudly promot- untold, many of which is always our highest prior- Chief of UNC Police
was not a current student or we fully support ing the awards won, which may never be noticed by ity, and out of necessity,
staff member at UNC, I began giving students as isnt inherently bad, but award givers or by larger UNC Police have main-
to ponder on the fact our cam-
pus is open to the public.
many journalistic oppor-
tunities possible. But we
winning award should not
be the reason we teach
media organizations. As
a bonus, through aggres-
tained a heightened pres-
ence around the monument
Kvetching board
Is the fact we have an open fundamentally believe a students. sively covering local issues, to ensure that members kvetch:
campus truly a good idea? Is it focus on awards in student Teaching students that we show an increased of our community are safe v.1 (Yiddish) to complain
truly safe? journalism is harmful and awards are a good bench- benefit to the people of and able to protest peace- Wow I thought the YDs
In one sense, as the public misrepresents what a good mark for determining if a the state especially the fully and have their free were bad with Go Vote but
flagship institution of the journalism education is. journalists story is good voters who are skeptical to speech rights protected. now the Dance Marathon-
state, and an essential part of By nature, public college ers have taken it to a whole
Awards in journalism can have harmful implica- why UNC needs a school
the Chapel Hill community, campuses present unique new level.
we have a certain obligation are fun to win, but any tions. of journalism. challenges for campus
to an open door policy to the good journalist knows, If we believe that sto- Local stories are police because members To the girl blasting Its
community. good stories dont always ries that won awards are incredibly important of our campus community Beginning to Look a Lot
If not, can we truly say we garner the attention they uniquely better than those and impactful. Through and outside groups often Like Christmas while
are the University of the peo- deserve. Especially in that dont, we discredit journalists covering what come together to protest walking though the Pit: no.
ple and committed to commu- community journalism, a large body of journal- matters, regardless of how or to participate in other Just. No.
nity service and community some of the most impor- istic work that has a real likely it is to gain national activities. Dear Roy, if the students
outreach? tant stories may go com- impact and does not attention, trust in the Specifically, we have had seats, youd have
During my time at UNC, I pletely unnoticed by larger give credit to many small media will grow. been and remain concerned more vocal fans. If the
have had amazing experiences about our students get- money-paying boosters
interacting with people from ting caught in the middle would stand and cheer oc-
the community that come to EDITORIAL of violent conflict similar casionally, youd see more
campus. to that experienced in support. If the employees
From giving random lost
prospective students direc-
tions, to seeing parents give
their children tours around
Was no one else free? Charlottesville, especially in
the presence of the monu-
ment.
To protect the safety
ever got raises they could
afford those tickets that
were not purchased for
last weeks game. Quit
campus, it has made me
happy to be a student here. Gorka sets a low However, what Gorka
says must be taken with a
his lack of expertise are
Gorkas extremist opinions
of people on our campus,
police response sometimes
whining about how the
constituents dont sup-
Moments like that renew
my, at times, very shaky faith
standard for grain of salt. and connections to the involves the use of plain-
clothes or undercover
port basketball. It doesnt
become you.
Our own Dr. Andrew alt-right. He has expressed
in our institution. It reminds University speakers. Reynolds in the political blatant anti-Islamic views
officers. I always forget to renew
T
me that UNC is an extension Although deploying my eduroam certificate
of the Chapel Hill community, his com- science department pro- in the past, and before undercover officers on our
ing Monday, vided a rather damning working for Trump, he until its too late. Also my
and not an ivory tower. campus is rare, it is a stan- ONYEN password. Why
In another sense, the fact UNCs chapters look at Gorkas dubious served as a national secu- dard policing practice that
of Christians United credentials. Two of the rity editor for the alt-right- cant things just be the
our campus is open to the has been used on other uni- same always.
public can be a scary thing. for Israel and College three referees for Gorkas affiliated Breitbart News. versity campuses (i.e., when
Because it is easy for any- Republicans are hosting dissertation lacked a Gorkas shaky creden- threats associated with Guy at bar: How do you like
one to get on our campus, Sebastian Gorka, a former Ph.D. of their own, and tials and his repulsive public spaces are credible, your eggs in the morning?
it is also potentially easy for Trump advisor. Gorkas the one doctor among history of xenophobia crowds have formed, ten- Me: Unfertilized, thanks.
someone to harm students, talk will be able to pro- them is a far-right mem- are clear, but the First sions are high or unknown UNC DPS, biting the hands
staff or faculty. vide some insight into the ber of the Hungarian par- Amendment allows him individuals with question- that feed them for, oh I
With the rise of domestic current administration able intent are on campus). dont know, EVER.
liament. an audience on this cam-
terrorist attacks, especially While we understand
with foreign policy in the Even Stephen Sloan, pus. I could diet, or calmly ac-
in churches and schools, the that people would like
Middle East and Israel. one of Gorkas academic At what point should cept my weight will just
idea of someone attempting information about specific
Gorka was deputy advisors, said, I would these characteristics go up with the holiday
to attack our campus doesnt instances, we simply cannot
assistant to President not call him an expert on prohibit someone from season and go buy loose
seem too far fetched or impos- share every detail with the
Donald Trump who, terrorism, further noting receiving an invitation to sweatpants in bulk. #scre-
sible, given how open our public that would compro-
whealth.
campus is. depending on who you that he was not qualified speak at UNC? mise the work of our police.
I may be a bit less likely to ask, either resigned or to hold such a high gov- Lets hold our speakers The recent use of an Ah, November, where
think that an attack on cam- was fired from his posi- ernmental position. to the same standard as undercover officer on our good weather goes to die.
pus is possible if not for a few tion in August. More frightening than our University. campus was limited in Climate change is messing
reasons. both time and scope and with sweater weather
First, Chapel Hill is known was necessary because of
shackers who leave behind
QuickHits
both regionally and nation- extraordinary circumstanc-
literal trash in your room
ally as a liberal enclave. Its es that included the very
need to go!!!!!
not hard to imagine someone real potential for a violent
picking UNC as the location outbreak at any time. Seasonal affective disorder
of an attack. Our officers do not is REAL.
Secondly, any time there is No roll-over Womens soccer! Pathogens monitor the content of any Class registration has been
a threat on campus, we usu- protest beyond the public real real real real bad.
ally dont know until much Students with meal plans The womens soccer team EVERYONE IS SICK. WASH safety implications nor do Those blue squares are
later, which is the fault of dont get to keep their won the ACC champion- YOUR HANDS. COVER YOUR they create reports about triggering omg.
Alert Carolina. Because of leftover swipes ship! The UNC MOUTH (WITH students or their law-abid-
from one legacy of great Hey, wash your faces. You
that, the chances of more YOUR ELBOW) ing activities.
know who you are... nasty.
people being hurt if an attack semester to the womens soccer WHEN YOU Police officers are there
were to occur is a real pos- next. Is UNC lives on! (The COUGH. GET FLU to protect participants
Send your one-to-two
sibility. Dining Services last time they SHOTS. DONT safety and listen to their
sentence entries to
Third, our campus police really comfortable with all won the ACC, they went SPREAD DISEASE. DONT concerns. It was never our
opinion@dailytarheel.com,
force has been too busy those swipes just... vanish- on to win nationals!) Also, COME TO CLASS IF YOURE intention to create a situ-
subject line kvetch.
focused on undercover opera- ing? There should be an we beat out Duke for No. 1! CONTAGIOUS. DONT KISS ation that would suggest
tions and infiltrating Silent exchange system for extra Tailgate for UNCs actually PEOPLE IF YOURE CONTA-
Sam protesters instead of pri- swipes and hungry people successful football teams, GIOUS. DONT COME NEAR
oritizing the safety of students
and staff.
who could use the food. especially womens football! ME IF YOURE CONTAGIOUS. SPEAK OUT
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