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class of 2014 bids
leaves,
adieu to unc
reforms
will go on
Chancellor Carol Folt sends
off her first class of UNC
graduates.
By Bradley Saacks
University Editor
Online
GRADUATION SHOTS
The many faces of Sundays commencement ceremony dont stop
here view the complete gallery
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Kenan Stadium welcomed over 33,000 people to honor all degree earning students of the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill during Sunday mornings graduation ceremony.
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Cadet Micah Paulson, an ROTC graduate, gave the opening remarks at
the inaugural Red, White and Carolina Blue Graduation Ceremony.
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today
Time: 7 p.m.
Location: Flyleaf Books
Friday
Saturday
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POLICE LOG
Someone vandalized
property at 1709 High
School Road at 3:10 a.m. on
Monday, according to the
Chapel Hill police reports.
The person vandalized the
principals golf cart at Chapel
Hill High School, reports
state.
Someone vandalized
property at a parking deck on
140 W. Franklin St. between
3 a.m. and 3:10 a.m. Sunday,
according to Chapel Hill
police reports.
The person damaged gate
arms valued at $150, reports
state.
Someone shoplifted $1
worth of items from a store
at 1218 Raleigh Road at 7:27
p.m. Saturday, according to
Chapel Hill police reports.
Someone committed a
robbery at a gas station located at 1213 Martin Luther
King, Jr. Blvd. between 9:15
p.m. and 9:49 p.m. Sunday,
according to Chapel Hill
police reports.
The person stole $20 in
cash, reports state.
Someone committed
larceny at a residence at 1302
Oak Tree Drive between 2
p.m. and 2:30 p.m. Saturday,
according to Chapel Hill
police reports.
Specialty candy valued at
$25 was taken, reports state.
Someone vandalized
property at 109 Cameron
Court between 2:35 a.m. and
2:41 a.m. Saturday, according
to police reports.
News
Chi Phi to
be reviewed
further
The Greek Judicial Board hands
over the case to a higher power.
By Jane Wester
Staff Writer
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Taylor George charges toward the goal during Sunday afternoons NCAA tournament game against Georgetown.
inBRIEF
Secret society gives $888.88
to Scholars Latino Initiative
Members of a secret society
called Infinity, consisting of students and alumni, anonymously
delivered $888.88 to The Daily
Tar Heel editorial staff with
instructions that it be given to
the Scholars Latino Initiative.
Editor Nicole Comparato
delivered the money to
the Office of University
Development.
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DSI Comedy hosted Starting Block, a showcase of incubator teams, on Tuesday
night at their new West Franklin Street location, which they opened on May 1.
News
Primary winners
look to November
The candidates are
preparing for the
work ahead.
By Jonathan Moyer
and Amy Tsai
Senior Writers
U.S. Senate
The primaries for North
Carolinas seat in the U.S.
Senate featured 13 candidates
running for three parties
nominations. The race has
been identified as one of the
most contested and expensive
in the nation.
Sen. Kay Hagan, D-N.C.,
and N.C. Speaker of the
House Thom Tillis, R-N.C.,
won the Democratic and
Republican nominations,
respectively. Sean Haugh won
the Libertarian nomination
for U.S. Senate.
The three parties primary
winners all claimed early leads
they did not relinquish.
Tillis, who won 45.7 percent of his partys vote, said
in his acceptance speech
Republicans are on the same
team to unseat incumbent
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Hagan in November.
If we want to change
Obamacare, we have to change
our senator, he said in the
speech. If we want to end our
nations financial crisis, we
have got to change our senator.
Hagan released a statement after her victory, which
she won with 77.2 percent of
the vote.
I am honored to serve
North Carolina, but I know
that this job is about the
families working every day for
a better future, Hagan said in
the statement. I will continue putting them, and North
Carolina, first as we continue
our work to make all North
Carolina families strong and
great.
Hagan has raised more
than $13 million in campaign contributions, while
Tillis has raised more than
$3 million.
Haugh, who won 60.7 percent of the Libertarian vote,
said his campaign works with
a small budget, and no records
exist on his fundraising.
His plan for the general election is to produce issue-specific
YouTube videos and host townhall-style events across N.C., he
said in an interview.
Communications technology has changed so much that it
really makes it possible for me
to get my message out without
having to spend millions of
dollars to do it, Haugh said.
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Orange County
The sheriff election was
one of few with a contested
outcome, not only in speculation but in results.
Current Sheriff Lindy
Pendergrass did not decide to
run for office, leaving the position open for six contenders.
The top candidate Charles
Blackwood, did not receive
the required 40 percent of
votes required to win outright.
There were less than a
hundred votes separating
Blackwood and his closest
opponent, David Caldwell, Jr.
After the primary, both
candidates said they were
pleased with the elections and
the runoff.
This shows our government in action and how the
democratic process is supposed to work, Caldwell said.
The runoff election will be
seven to 10 weeks after the
primaries.
On the same night, former
Carrboro mayor Mark Chilton
was elected for Orange County
Register of Deeds, winning by
3 percent more than incumbent Deborah Brooks.
One of his talking points
during his campaign was
signing marriage licenses for
same-sex couples, even though
Amendment One prevents
same-sex marriage in N.C.
Chilton also said since there
was no Republican candidate,
all he has to do until the elections in November is wait.
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by the numbers
3,730
Undergraduate degrees
671
First-generation graduates
33,000
People in attendance
49
her classmates.
Walker utilized a quote
from poet William G.T.
Shedd.
A ship is safe in harbor;
thats not what ships are built
for, Walker said.
As tradition dictates, commencement was held on
And we sacrifice description
for the sake of getting the message out immediately.
DPS relies on templates it
can deploy quickly in times
of crisis. While the templates
allow police to alert students
quickly, they are vague.
Desperate for information,
students took to social media
so they could know the kind of
threat their campus was facing.
While he appreciated the
efforts police made to capture the armed man, C.J.
Brodowicz, the president of the
Alpha Tau Omega fraternity,
said he felt police should have
given students a description
of him and been more specific
about the weapons he carried.
It kind of made it worse
because the way people are,
they want to figure it out,
said Brodowicz, whos fraternity house sits across the
street from the church where
police eventually captured
Kiser. So instead of staying
inside, people tried to go out.
But Young said the depart-
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Diversions
DIVERECOMMENDS
Your guide to this weeks entertainment
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grandma sparrow
Bike night
Neighbors
Its a Disaster
Rich Talarico
Time: 8:30 p.m. Friday and
Saturday
Location: Nightlight
Joe Westerlund, of
Megafaun and Mount
Moriah, will make his solo
debut in the area as his performance alter-ego, Grandma
Sparrow.
Described as a psychedelic childrens song-cycle,
Grandma Sparrow combines
a multitude of juxtaposing
sounds to create an orchestra
of fun.
The two shows will give
fans a taste of whats to come
for the debut album, out May
20.
This unique performance,
packed with weirdness and
humor, is not to be missed.
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Sports
another week.
That Sunday game, you
want to bounce back after
two losses, prove yourself a
little bit and have the right
answer to failure, said senior
Parks Jordan afterward. Its
only one game, but it still
means a lot for our team
going forward into this next
week.
The Tar Heels will begin
another three-game series
tonight in Coral Gables, Fla.,
against No. 13 Miami with
the same implication in play
win at least one game to
make that postseason dream
an almost sure reality.
The Hurricanes are one of
the hottest teams in the country carrying a 21-2 record
since the beginning of April
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Trevor Kelley pitches for the Tar Heels in their last home game.
Sundays victory.
Were just hanging by a
thread, Fox said. Were just
hanging in there. We have to
be focused. My gosh, thats all
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Help Wanted
THE CHAPEL HILL-CARRBORO and Meadowmont YMCAs are hiring certified lifeguards
and experienced swim lesson instructors for
the summer. Part-time with flexible hours.
$8-$8.50/hr. based on experience. Fill out the
employment application form on our website,
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WORK IN A TOY STORE this summer! Part-time,
flexible hours, pleasant surroundings. Apply
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Elliott Road, Chapel Hill.
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Part-time or full-time, summer or permanent.
Assist with creating web content, serious game
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with study recruitment, and logistics. Web
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WEB DEVELOPER
Summer or permanent. Full-time: Contribute to
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ongoing. Individual experience with all areas
is not necessary, but preferred. Background
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PLAY IT AGAIN SPORTS OF DURHAM is hiring!
Full-time and part-time candidates needed,
room for growth. Graduates welcome! Drop
your resume by today!
PART-TIME SUMMER JOB:. Established law
firm seeks conscientious part-time receptionist,
courier with strong organizational and typing
skills for the summer, 10am-5pm, Monday thru
Friday. Send resume to Personnel Manager, PO
Box 51429, Durham, NC 27717.
Roommates
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Summer Jobs
PART-TIME GARDENING WORK: Seeking student to help with gardening work, $12/hr,.12
hrs/wk. 919-929-7726.
SUMMER JOB: Private country club, Governors Club, in Chapel Hill is looking for people
to work this summer at the pool grill. AM and
PM shifts. Minimum experience is required. If
interested, please call executive chef Benjamin
Guaman. 704-621-7097.
Tutoring Services
CHESS TUTOR FOR 10 YEAR-OLD boy wanted:
Accomplished chess player, college student
preferred, for hourly once or twice weekly
chess games with our son at our home
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Tutoring Wanted
TUTORS NEEDED! French, Swedish and German tutors needed for my child. NATIVE speakers encouraged to apply. $20/hr. in my home.
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in 2012.
Russell Bodine
Position: C
Pick #: 111, to Cincinnati
Kareem Martin
Martins Stats
Position: DE
First team All-ACC last
Pick #: 84, to Arizona season, second team All-ACC
Eric Ebron
Ebrons Stats
Position: TE
Mackey Award Finalist,
Pick #: 10, to Detroit given to the nations top tight
in 2012.
UNC tight end record for career receiving yards with 1,805.
the NFL combine.
Tre Boston
Position: S
Pick #: 128, to Carolina
Jabari Price
Position: CB
Pick #: 225, to Minnesota
Started 38 consecutive
games over his last three
seasons.
No Boys Allowed
UPCOMING MEETINGS
games
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itness trainer Jill Kilby leads a full body conditioning class Tuseday
afternoon at the grand opening of Fit 4 Life, a health club just for
women located in Rams Plaza.
Level:
4
Complete the grid
so each row, column
and 3-by-3 box (in
bold borders) contains
every digit 1 to 9.
Solution to
April 28s puzzle
Playing in Athens
The UNC mens tennis
team will face off against
Georgia this weekend. See
pg. 6 for story.
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County Commissioners
On Tuesday, while the
Orange County Board of
Commissioners discussed
health insurance and recycling plans, the community
came out to hear about plans
for the Southern Branch
Library.
The library, which is
planned to be located at 120
Brewer Lane, was a point of
interest for many attendees at
the meeting.
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Opinion
EDITORIAL CARTOON
Paige Ladisic
Summer Editor
Junior journalism and political science major from Oak Island, N.C.
Email: paigeladisic@gmail.com
Summer
editor
embraces
challenge
Kvetching board
LETTERS TO THE
EDITOR
kvetch:
Column
Andy Willard
Senior journalism major from
Jamestown, N.C.
Email: andy.willard15@gmail.com
TO THE EDITOR:
Multiple newspaper
articles have revealed that
UNC may cut funding for
sexual health and wellness
programs in August. As
co-chairwomen of Project
Dinah, a student organization that works to end sexual assault, we are frightened
by this announcement.
University system leaders have used Project
Dinahs annual event titled
Orgasm? Yes, Please! as an
example of an inappropriate use of funds. While the
name is pretty racy, students
fill the Great Hall each year
to learn about safe, consensual and healthy sex.
By opening up a friendly
dialogue about sex,
Orgasm? Yes, Please! provides facts about sex and
professional advice from
UNCs Sexual Wellness
Specialists to students who
would not otherwise seek
out this information. We
hope that this event has
widespread positive effects
on UNCs campus as students use this information
in their own sexual experiences.
The event also emphasizes to students the
importance of consensual
sex, which helps to combat
rape culture. Project Dinah
believes that encouraging
healthy sexual relationships
is important in keeping our
student body safe, especially as sexual assault on
college campuses becomes
a more prevalent issue.
The Sexual Wellness
Specialists are instrumental
in Orgasm? Yes, Please!,
as well as several other
events that make Carolina a
safer environment. Cutting
the funding to this program
would be harmful to the
Carolina community.
Madelyn Frumkin 15
and Alban Foulser 15
Project Dinah
Co-chairwomen
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