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The Daily Tar Heel For Feb. 23, 2017
The Daily Tar Heel For Feb. 23, 2017
Established 1893
123 years of editorial
freedom
Students create storytelling podcast
JANE WESTER
By Kaitlyn Green memory, and was believed to some fiction in the future. Storytelling is a means of acknowledging how cool and
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Staff Writer be the inventress of speech The theme for the upcom- connection, Scannell said. complex everyones lives are
EDITOR@DAILYTARHEEL.COM and writings. ing podcast is Strangers. I think itd be great if the around us.
Humans have been telling Mackinson said she loves Students are encouraged podcast contributed to that @kaitlynbgreen
HANNAH SMOOT
MANAGING EDITOR stories for thousands of years, creative writing and felt com- to submit writings about on this campus, and just swerve@dailytarheel.com
MANAGING.EDITOR@DAILYTARHEEL.COM constantly passing down tales pelled to start a new creative their interactions with
DANNY NETT to the next generation. platform due to the exclusive strangers, or their own per-
ONLINE MANAGING EDITOR A few UNC students are nature of some of the big stu- sonal interpretation of what
ONLINE@DAILYTARHEEL.COM channeling this timeless dent literary and art publica- the word stranger could
JOS VALLE power of storytelling into tions on campus. mean.
VISUAL MANAGING EDITOR their new literary podcast, She said they can be dif- Once Mnemosyne is run-
VISUALS@DAILYTARHEEL.COM Mnemosyne. ficult to become involved ning, the students hope to
ALISON KRUG Sophomores India with, and hopes Mnemosyne come out with an episode
NEWSROOM DIRECTOR Mackinson, Erin Scannell will provide a more accessible every month, hopefully build-
DTH@DAILYTARHEEL.COM and Kieran Hodnett came up outlet for creative students. ing up to one or two episodes
SARA SALINAS with the idea last semester, We wanted to make a a week.
DIRECTOR OF PROJECTS AND wanting a new platform for place where its easy to get They hope for the first epi-
INVESTIGATIONS creative writers on campus to on and just share what youre sode to come out in March.
SPECIAL.PROJECTS@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
showcase their work. doing, Mackinson said. We The deadline for student
ACY JACKSON We really want it to be an just wanted an extra place for submissions for the March
UNIVERSITY EDITOR outlet for UNC students who creative writers to showcase podcast is March 1.
UNIVERSITY@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
may not necessarily be major- their work. Scannell said she thinks
JANE LITTLE ing in literature or English to The group said theyre storytelling has the power
CITY EDITOR give their stories, Hodnett hoping students will sub- to create bonds through the
CITY@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
said. Everyone is really inter- mit nonfiction pieces, spo- sharing of common human
COREY RISINGER esting and has their own tales ken word and memoirs to experiences.
STATE & NATIONAL EDITOR
STATE@DAILYTARHEEL.COM to tell. Mnemosyne. She hopes Mnemosyne will
Scannell wanted to give They are currently looking help foster this connection
SARAH VASSELLO for serious or entertaining on campus and encourage
the podcast a name related
SWERVE DIRECTOR
SWERVE@DAILYTARHEEL.COM to nonfiction Mnemosyne nonfiction pieces, but said students to share these expe-
was the Greek goddess of they might like to showcase riences.
C JACKSON COWART
SPORTS EDITOR
SPORTS@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
ZITA VOROS
DESIGN & GRAPHICS EDITOR
DESIGN@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
SARAH DWYER,
POLICE LOG
ALEX KORMANN Someone reported tres- Someone reported dam-
PHOTO EDITORS passing on the 300 block of Someone reported tres- age to property on the 3000
PHOTO@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
South Estes Drive exit at 7:29 passing at The Library on the block of Environ Way at 12:48
ELLIE SCIALABBA, p.m. Thursday, according to 100 block of East Franklin a.m. Friday, according to
JESSICA SWANSON Chapel Hill police reports. Street at 1:09 a.m. Friday, Chapel Hill police reports.
COPY CHIEFS according to Chapel Hill
COPY@DAILYTARHEEL.COM Someone reported loud police reports. Someone found property
music and partying on the on the 300 block of South
ASHLEN RENNER 100 block of Ephesus Church Someone reported an Estes Drive at 2:00 p.m.
VIDEO EDITOR Road at 11:05 p.m. Thursday, abandoned vehicle on US Friday, according to Chapel
MULTIMEDIA@DAILYTARHEEL.COM
according to Chapel Hill 15-501 South and Fordham Hill police reports.
police reports. Boulevard at 9:27 a.m. Friday, The person found a zipper
The person reported loud according to Chapel Hill coin purse valued at $15 and
Mail and Office: 151 E. Rosemary St. speaking and a dog barking, police reports. an NC identification card val-
Chapel Hill, NC 27514 reports state. ued at $5.
Jane Wester, Editor-in-Chief, 962-4086
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art and
One in five. Those are
the odds of a young woman TO THE EDITOR:
being sexually assaulted Seniors with speaking
the NEA
during her four years in col- skills, pay attention!
lege. Less than ten percent The Mangum Medal
of these assaults are report- Competition is a historical
ed. Less than one percent speech competition for best
T
he genesis of my love of these reports lead to con- orator of the senior class,
for studying art can be viction. Yet we wonder why hosted by the Dialectic and
traced pretty concretely, EDITORIAL women dont report their Philanthropic Societies
in my mind, to a moment assault; reliving the experi- every spring semester.
during my senior year of
high school. We were learn-
ing about classical column
styles in my art history class
College: a struggle ence painstakingly, only to
not see justice.
There are no partisan
sides on this matter; there
Started in 1877, this is
UNCs oldest Chancellors
Award, given in memory
of Willie P. Mangum. The
Ionic, Doric, Corinthian.
As I was driving through D.C.
We generally love If you dont go to col-
lege, many teachers
after high school. You get
to go through the pain all
is simply right and wrong.
It is wrong to say that there
winner will receive the
medal and participate in
the following weekend with college, but not at would say, you will end over again. is not a problem. Whats the Chancellors Award cer-
my family, I glanced at the up without money and If youre not on the even more inexcusable is emony.
Supreme Court building and this moment. depressed. way to putting a Dr. in to blame the victim in ANY This years competition
Y
was shocked to discover that ou can be any- To the wide-eyed front of your name and way for what has been done will be held on March 1 at
I recognized the elaborately to them. Telling women not 5:30 p.m. at the top of New
designed, carefully fluted pil-
thing you want youngster we convey the spending hundreds of to dress a certain way, or West.
lars adorning its front. to be when you message that they can be thousands of dollars on a drink or go out alone is not This years prompt is:
I started babbling about grow up, we declare to an astronaut, but thatll be piece of paper whats going to fix this issue. The best thing about
Corinthian column and how children as they enter kin- four years in physics class- the point? What is going to solve graduating from the univer-
the levels on the Colosseum dergarten. rooms to start. Or they It isnt until after nearly this atrocity is educating sity was that I finally had
had pillars of varying intricacy What we forget to men- could be a princess, but two decades in school that men that no means no. time to sit on a log and read
and why that was significant tion is you can be anything they cant be a successful you are fully capable of Educating men that inabil- a good book. Edward
and how amazing it was, hon- you want to be as long as one without (at least) a being a living, breathing, ity to give consent is never Abbey
estly, that the Colosseum was you spend at least four bachelors degree in How productive, decent human consent. Educating men Has university brought
still standing 2000 years later? years at an institution of To Wear a Crown. being. Now you have to that clothing is not consent; you freedom or constraint?
My family was confused I higher learning competing Theres only one route make those big bucks, and alcohol is not consent; rela- Why? Have you benefitted
was enraptured. For the first tionship status is not con- from either?
with those around you in to success: elementary as we all know, money
time, I felt ownership of the sent. Consent is a clear and Please get in contact
seemingly archaic and obscure terms of who is the most school, middle school, makes you happier than conscious yes. Educating with the Dialectic and
architecture that characterized stressed, who can con- high school, college anything else in life. men that without that con- Philanthropic Societies
the city around me. sume the most caffeine in wait, and dont forget Hold up, youre still sent; that uninfluenced, before Feb. 26 if you intend
Studying the history and a 24-hour period and who graduate school. Dont not done. Cheers to the unforced, unimpaired yes: on participating: diphi.web.
iconography of art was, sud- attends the most presti- think youre done being next 30 years of paying off proceeding is a crime. unc.edu/contact
denly, a game cracking gious of universities. rejected from universities student loans. Its time to end blam-
a secret code that I hadnt ing the victim. Its time to John Jacobi
previously known existed. It end boys will be boys. Its Historian
imbued everyday structures
with meanings that I could
EDITORIAL time to fight until that one
in five becomes zero. And,
The Dialectic and
Philanthropic Societies
Help at home
now decipher. men, Joe Biden is right: Its
Visual cues abound in daily on us. N.C. voters should
life, and visual literacy changed
the way I experienced said daily Cole Barnhill
determine elections
life. This isnt meant as a love
letter to art history. Its about Consider spending Rape Crisis Center offers
therapy and support to
Triangle area people
find their new furry
First-year
Public Policy and
TO THE EDITOR:
Your readers should
the importance of art as a sub-
ject, as a means of discovery
your money to help survivors of sexual vio- best friends. They help Political Science know theres a statewide
movement afoot for the
lence. Donations go to cats and dogs find safe
and in a more nuanced and organizations here. helping pay for community homes where they will be HKonJ showed voters to determine who
D
poignant way, the details of the strength in numbers controls our elections.
world around us. Every person onations give education programs, keep- loved and looked after. The question for readers
deserves to experience a similar organizations the ing a 24-hour hotline open Donations go to the medi- TO THE EDITOR: is: do you agree, or dis-
moment of awe and ownership financial resourc- and providing resources cal costs of getting ani- I was proud of my home agree, that North Carolina
and understanding to feel in es to survive and oper- for Spanish-speaking com- mals ready to be adopted. state of North Carolina voters should have a chance
tune, if only momentarily, with ate. While giving money munity members. TABLE strives to make after reading about the to join with the overwhelm-
the visions of fellow humans should never be the only Maybe now more sure no child goes hungry record attendance for the ing national majority
both modern and ancient. form of activism one takes, than ever, the Refugee in the Chapel Hill area. HKonJ. The diversity of the whove already approved
Art, in all its forms, can it certainly is helpful. Community Partnership While many kids are advocacy groups in atten- that:
seem unnecessary. Its not. I As of late, weve seen a needs community support. fed during school hours, dance speaks of how power A. Artificial entities such
can say that with certainty. It lies in numbers. as corporations do not have
rise in donations to national Located in Carrboro, the TABLE makes sure they
might not be entirely neces- Positive change can only constitutional rights.
sary, in strictly pragmatic organizations like Planned RCP helps refugees transi- are fed on weekends and be accomplished when B. Money is property
terms, but it is, I believe, utter- Parenthood and the ACLU tion into American soci- the summer. Donations go it is initiated multilater- not free speech; it must not
ly essential. The existence of which is great. Yet there ety through educational mostly to providing food, ally. Advocates for keeping to be used to determine the
the National Endowment for are plenty of local organiza- events and local support. but also to support educa- mental illness care in the outcome of elections.
the Arts shouldnt be up for tions that need your help, Donations help keep tional opportunities. Affordable Care Act walked Our intent is to engage
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