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Former UNC-system President, Tom Ross, glances at documents in his office on Jan 11. Margaret Spellings will officially take office on March 1.
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LOCKDOWN
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It was kind of a
rainy day it
might have been an
umbrella.
Jeff McCracken
Department of Public Safety chief
TOM ROSS
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Complete the grid
so each row, column
and 3-by-3 box (in
bold borders) contains
every digit 1 to 9.
Solution to
Mondays puzzle
Productivity tips
34 Nappy leather
35 Woodwind instrument
36 Veep channel
38 x or y, on graphs
39 Dickens Drood
41 Crystal ball gazer
42 Cribbage marker
43 One of 14 in a pros golf
bag
44 Like xenon
and krypton
45 Dietary
supplement
obtained from
predatory
fish
48 Up on a map
49 Letter before
upsilon
50 Clearasil
targets
52 Vein in the
neck
56 Actress Wood
61 Eggs
62 Lengthy litany ... and,
literally, what the ends
64 Hawaiian wreath
65 Cubs Hall of Famer
Banks
66 One committed to a
military career
9 Decorate again
10 Railroad bridge support
11 *Raspberry
12 43,560 square feet
13 Actress Teri
18 Sugary ending
22 Earl Grey, for one
24 *Tinseltown trade
26 Now! in memos
27 Monkey suits
28 *Dieters concern
29 Newspaper revenue source
31 __-Wan Kenobi
32 Very long time
33 Longtime partner of
Siskel
37 Sports MDs specialty
39 Yellowstone grazer
40 Batman and Robin, e.g.
51 La Brea goo
52 Quite a blow
54 Swiss river
55 Step on a ladder
57 Boxers Muhammad and
Laila
58 English elevator
59 Gotcha
60 French I infinitive
63 Actress Vardalos
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SAMANTHA SABIN
DIRECTOR OF INVESTIGATIONS
Admittedly, horoscopes
dominated my life last year
and are not something I plan
on giving up this year either.
They provide excellent life
advice and are often creepily
accurate, which makes
them both inspirational and
entertaining. Some may be
skeptical of what their sign
readings tell them, but I think
theyre extremely useful, and
as a proud Virgo I completely
refuse to be wrong about it.
Now, I seek to bring the
wisdom of the universe here
to our wonderful university!
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inBRIEF
SPORTS BRIEF
North Carolina forward
Brice Johnson was named the
ACC Player of the Week for
the second time this season
on Monday.
Highlighted by his stellar
39-point, 23-rebound performance against Florida State
on Jan. 4, the senior scored 55
points and had 27 rebounds,
nine assists, four blocks and
five steals in road victories over
the Seminoles and Syracuse.
staff reports
ARTS BRIEF
Music department faculty
are showing their students
how its done. Starting
at 7:30 p.m. tonight, the
Department of Musics
faculty wind quintet will
perform chamber music for
wind instruments. The free
performance will be held in
Gerrard Hall.
staff reports
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Someone committed
larceny from Great Outdoor
Provision Co. at 1800 E.
Franklin St. at 12:56 p.m.
Thursday, according to
Chapel Hill police reports.
The person stole four
coats, worth $400 in total,
reports state.
Someone willfully
damaged property in the 200
block of Sunrise Lane at 2:50
a.m. Friday, according to
Chapel Hill police reports.
The person kicked a
bedroom door, causing $100
worth of damage, and caused
$10 worth of damage to a
picture frame, reports state.
Someone was in
possession of illegal narcotics
on East Longview Street
near Martin Luther King
Junior Boulevard at 2:45 a.m.
Saturday, according to Chapel
Hill police reports.
The person was operating a
vehicle while impaired.
8 UNC football
recruits enroll early
Someone reported an
undetermined counterfeiting
at Wells Fargo on 165 E.
Franklin St. at 3:41 p.m.
Saturday, according to Chapel
Hill police reports.
The Tar Heels welcomed seven high school graduates and one junior college transfer to
campus on Monday for the start of the spring semester.
Layton Barber is a 6-foot-4,
275-pound offensive lineman
from Southern Pines, N.C. He
played for Coach Chris Metzger
at Pinecrest High School.
He earned first-team all
conference honors this past fall
and also played basketball and
track and field in high school.
Barber turned down multiple scholarship offers from
Division II schools and accepted a preferred walk-on position
at North Carolina.
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DTH/ADDY LIU
The Center for Excellence in Community Mental Health is helping create a tiny home community at The Farm at Penny Lane for homeless people with mental illnesses.
It doesnt have to do
with potential injury
while riding them.
Its completely about
the potential risk of
fire caused by the
devices.
Jim Gregory
UNC spokesperson
The Daily Tar Heel asked UNC students their personal resolutions for the new year. For professors explanations of resolutions, read online.
To be more focused in
school and really home
in on studying more and
developing better habits.
Mina Konuksever
First-year, psychology
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The Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies hosted Resolved: Margaret Spellings should resign, a debate in New West.
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GYMNASTICS INSTRUCTOR: Chapel Hill
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some weekends. Send a resume to
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PART-TIME TEACHING ASSISTANT: Harvest
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TREY FLOWERS
SAM OH
JUSTINA VASQUEZ
CAMERON JERNIGAN
ZACH RACHUBA
BRIAN VAUGHN
LETTERS TO
THE EDITOR
Rethink
support
for Roy
Cooper
NEXT
Alice Wilder
EDITORIAL
or UNC students,
particularly
graduating seniors,
spring is coming, and
with it, for most will
come employment. Some
graduates explicitly want
their occupations to effect
positive change on others.
Many, however, will find
themselves in more modest
positions initially.
Such modesty may be
misplaced. For if society is
the residue of collectively
apparent but individually
affected decisions, then all
decisions in all facets of life,
EDITORIAL
ith monthly
stipends, work
study checks and
tuition refunds coming in,
its important to remember
that a big deposit in your
checking account isnt a
good enough excuse to buy
everyone a round of tequila
shots or go on a shopping
spree.
Take a few minutes
at the beginning of this
semester to budget your
income and make it last
for the entire semester
ADVICE COLUMN
TO THE EDITOR:
Your article about the
Unverified documentary
reported The (Raleigh)
News & Observers Dan
Kane either declined to
be interviewed or was not
allowed to do so. Neither
is true.
An N&O team of Dan
Kane (reporter), Steve
Riley (investigations editor) and I agreed to talk
with Bradley Bethel and
his team on the record for
as long as they wished.
We only asked that
Bethel agree to answer our
questions on the record
(once we had answered his
questions). We wanted to
question him about his blog
posts and tweets. We also
wanted to ask him questions about the documentary, including his funding
and methods.
We did not agree to be
interviewed on camera. We
wanted to have a deep conversation, including being
able to make reference
to files, documents and
spreadsheets.
Bethel declined our
offer.
John Drescher
Executive editor
The (Raleigh) News &
Observer
UNC community
should support sports
TO THE EDITOR:
Now that the UNC
football team has brought
national recognition to the
school, supporters of the
program need to consider
how their role may need to
change.
Given that Charlotte was
to be a neutral site for the
ACC Championship, the
game might as well have
been played in Death Valley
given the very limited Tar
Heels support.
As dedicated UNC fans,
my wife and I purchased
tickets in the upper level
from StubHub a week
before the big game, and
traveled from Ontario,
Canada, to support the
team.
We were quite taken
back by the weak UNC
presence, and the fact that
the main UNC sections of
the stadium were depleted
of fans long before the
crucial on-side kick late in
the game.
The student-athletes
and coaches have done
their part in taking the Tar
Heel program to the next
level.
Now the students, alumni and community will have
to decide if they are going
to take their support to the
next level as well.
Bruce Milks
Mallorytown, Ontario
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