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Keeping Faith
Rolanda Hedgepeth said its gotten too
hard for her to go anywhere near Chapel
Hill or Durham, but she hopes the people
there dont forget about her sister.
I just hope they remember that she
loved Carolina and dont forget what
happened to her, she said.
Faith Hedgepeth attended UNC on
a Gates Millennium Scholarship and
dreamed of becoming a pediatrician. A
member of the Haliwa-Saponi American
Indian tribe, she participated in several
American Indian organizations on campus, including the Carolina Indian Circle
and the Unheard Voices a cappella group.
Amy Locklear Hertel, director of the
American Indian Center at UNC, said
the center will host a luncheon later in
September with the Carolina Indian Circle
to celebrate Faiths life and raise money for
the scholarship given in her name.
We are moving the date to later in the
month so we are remembering Faith closer to her birthdate rather than her death
date, Hertel said in an email.
Roland Hedgepeth said its comforting to know that campus organizations
continue to remember Faith.
I dont want her memory to be lost,
he said. I dont want her legacy to be
forgotten the legacy of a young girl
from nowhere fighting against the odds
to make something of herself, and her
life being cut short.
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The NAACP led a march and rally in Raleigh on Thursday as a part of Americas Journey for Justice. Hundreds gathered to protest for voters rights.
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Someone committed
larceny on the 1800 block
of East Franklin Street at 1
p.m. Thursday, according to
Chapel Hill police reports.
The person stole a backpack, containing items valued at $1,240 in total, from
a shopping cart, reports
state.
Someone broke into and
entered a residence on the
600 block of Morgan Creek
Road between 1 p.m. and
7:35 p.m. Thursday, according to Chapel Hill police
reports.
The person kicked open
the door, causing $200 in
damage, and stole a passport, valued at $100, reports
state.
Someone broke into and
entered a residence on the
1000 block of Laurel Hill
Road at 6:27 p.m. Thursday,
according to Chapel Hill
police reports.
The person forcefully
pried the door open, causing
$300 in damage to the door,
and stole $2,032 worth of
jewelry from the residence,
reports state.
Someone shoplifted at
the Walgreens at 1500 E.
Franklin St. at 12:06 a.m.
Friday, according to Chapel
Hill police reports.
The person stole beer, valued at $13.99, and a phone
card, valued at $10, reports
state.
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get to know them on a very personal level and be there when they
need them, Martin said.
She said she hopes bigs will act
as mentors and support systems for
their littles throughout life changes
such as choosing a major, applying to
jobs or coming out. Bigs are expected
to spend time with their littles at
least once a week. Soare and her big
have already gotten lunch together.
Both Soare and Danielle Bruce,
a freshman SAGA member, are
excited about the big-little program. Soare and Bruce said they
are looking forward to having a
friend who is able to help them
adjust to life on campus.
I thought it was a really cool
process, Bruce said. I am excited
to have a friend who can answer all
my questions.
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The Dozen Doughnut Dash began at the Old Well on Friday morning. Participants ran 2 miles, ate a dozen doughnuts and then ran another 1 miles.
with them.
Members were paired first by
preference of the littles, then by
similarities in interests, majors and
career and life goals.
Martin said the LGBTQ community at UNC is spread out, which
can make it difficult for younger
students to find their places in it.
Soare said she is looking for a
close LGBTQ community.
In high school I had a pretty
close-knit queer community and it
was really important for me coming
out, having that safe space, Soare
said. So I wanted to recreate that in
college.
Martin said the goal of the program is to bring the network together and lessen the disconnect between
the new and experienced members
of UNCs queer community.
First and foremost, bigs should
act as a resource for their little and
Q&A with executive chef Teddy Diggs on cooking tips for students
The Il Palio restaurant at Chapel
Hills Siena Hotel might be undergoing renovations, but that hasnt
stopped executive chef Teddy Diggs
from keeping things fresh in the
kitchen until it reopens in midSeptember. Diggs spoke to senior
writer Rachel Herzog about making
the perfect lasagna and how college
students can move beyond ramen
noodles.
THE DAILY TAR HEEL: Whats your favorite dish to cook?
TEDDY DIGGS: Its always changing.
Right now, I really lose sleep with
pleasure at night over this lasagna
were making. The pasta layers
are rolled very thin and theres the
traditional ragu, bolognese and
besciamella, and its just layered for
50 layers. Its rich, its everything
you want it to be. Its not like any
lasagna youve ever had, but it will
remind you of every lasagna youve
had before.
DTH: Fifty layers? Really?
TD: Yeah! We try to get as many as
we can, but the pan only fits about
50. When youre talking about
DTH/KATIE WILLIAMS
Il Palio executive chef Teddy Diggs prepares a sauce Monday afternoon. The
local restraurant is undergoing renovations and will reopen in mid-September.
with the ingredients that are accessible to you. I think everyone should
have dried pasta, right?
DTH: Whats your favorite thing about
cooking?
TD: I like making people happy. A lot
of times, people who arent in the
industry dont really understand,
temporary Chapel Hill landmarks, but also popular locations from the past places
that ONeil believes UNC
students from the past four
decades would recognize.
Luna Lee Ray, FRANK
Gallerys curator, said visitors
have enjoyed ONeils past
artwork.
I cant tell you how many
people have come in, and
theyve seen a scene from the
University or a scene from
Franklin Street, and they stop
because theyre entranced as
if they saw a photograph they
recognized, she said. Its so
much better than a photograph because its got all of
her color and artistic interpretation.
ONeils art will be joined
by work from four other
artists: Peg Bachenheimer,
Gordon Jameson, Noah
Riedel and Eric Knoche.
Jameson, who founded
FRANK Gallery with ONeil
and six other artists, said that
despite differing styles, each
artist highlights the work
done in the gallery and out in
the community.
to me as a kid.
ONeil said she hopes to
evoke the same nostalgia and
connection to Chapel Hill for
all who view her exhibit at
FRANK over the next month.
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Diversity in teaching
UNC should expand
its efforts to hire
a diverse faculty.
ADVICE COLUMN
TO THE EDITOR:
Every year after the fall
semester starts, I overhear
several complaints about
riding the bus. One of the
most common is that taking
the bus can be annoying and
crowded. It would be transformative if (free) bus rides
were viewed as an opportunity to be considerate and to
connect with others.
I have met a number
of incredible people that I
would not have met or gotten to know otherwise while
commuting, including a
saxophone player, a single
mother getting her degree at
UNC and even a couple that
work in the same building
as me.
A more disturbing complaint I hear is that homeless
people ride the bus. This
seems ignorant and selfish
to me. Free transportation is
a fundamental vehicle (pun
intended) for disadvantaged
people and provides a means
to reach basic needs, like
grocery stores and medical care. Furthermore, free
buses enable this population
to reach job appointments
and to improve its quality
of life.
If we stopped viewing
free transportation with
other people as a nuisance
and instead considered it a
blessing and an opportunity
to cultivate a sense of community, it would make our
town a better place to live.
Adrienne Snyder
Graduate student
Chemistry
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was limited.
We have never spent
more than a million dollars to produce a single
Hopscotch, he said.
He also said that since
selling Hopscotch to Etix
founder, Travis Janovich, in
February, he is now debt-free.
Price said he believes the
festival is unique because it
is indoors, which is rare for a
music festival.
Thats one thing a lot of
people dont like about big
festivals: seeing bands out
of their element, Price said.
Youre getting a very energetic experience. Theres a little
bit more energy in the room
it can change the vibe.
Lowenhagen explained
that besides liking the word
hopscotch, the festivals
name is based off the premise
of Julio Cortazars chooseyour-own-adventure book
with the same name.
The prologue says, There
are many books contained
within this book. The idea is
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gardens
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52 Any Everly Brothers tune,
now
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56 Did pool laps
57 It cant be!
58 Minnesota pool legend
59 Place in order
61 Gave the once-over
63 Rowboat mover
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Assistant Sports Editor
DTH/KENDALL BAGLEY
Redshirt senior forward Alexa Newfield moves the ball upfield during Sundays game against Southern California as a part of the Duke Nike Classic.
Dorrance said.
Dorrance also mentioned he has a strategy
for when to play the redshirt senior for the
foreseeable future.
And while he wouldnt go into detail, both
he and Newfield are confident the approach
will provide the team with the best chance for
success going forward.
The coaches have been really patient with
me and Im working through it, Newfield said.
We have a plan for each week, what were
going to do and how were going to approach it
... so Im not too concerned about it.
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Staff Writer
DTH/KATIE WILLIAMS
Elijah Hood (34) carries the ball during UNCs game against USC in Charlotte.