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danger
Allegations, the NCAA presented
Artis reinstated to UNC football team Folt said she and other
administrators believe that the
center is vital to the education of
law students at UNC, and that a
Artis court case was dismissed on June 29. He was rein-
stated to the team on July 6 after
Orange County district attor-
ney Jim Woodall said the decision
friends and focus on moving forward
with his life and getting a job.
litigation ban would remove it as
a resource for students.
dismissed in a mutual meeting with athletic director Bubba
Cunningham and football head
to dismiss Artis case was agreed
upon mutually by both Artis and
Im just thankful that this process
is finally over, Artis said. Its been a
"The solution that has been
most often brought forward is
decision with Robinson. coach Larry Fedora. Robinsons legal teams. long time, and its a bit overwhelm- to create a clinic," Folt said. "But
This will mark the conclusion I hope that they are able to move ing right now. that will take funding we don't
By Rebecca Ayers and Rachel Jones of a legal battle which began in past this, these cases are very dif- Denise Branch, Robinsons lawyer, have, staff we don't have and will
Senior Writers September 2016, when then-sopho- ficult, but theyre both young and said both parties came to the conclu- need to go through our accred-
more Delaney Robinson held a press theyve got bright futures and I hope sion to dismiss the charges. iting process, which will take
A version of this article previously conference in which she said she that they fulfill those bright futures, The parties worked diligently at quite some time."
ran in the July 12 edition of The was sexually assaulted by Artis on Woodall said. mediation to resolve this matter to Speaking on behalf of herself
Daily Tar Heel. Valentines Day and that investiga- Artis held a press conference with their mutual satisfaction resulting in and the University, Folt asked
UNC football player Allen Artis, tors had mishandled her case. Artis his attorney, Kerry Sutton, and her a dismissal of the charges, Branch the committee to not recom-
who was suspended from the foot- was found not responsible through law partner, Stephen Lindsay, at the said in a statement. The resolution mend the ban.
ball team after he was charged with UNCs Title IX office in an original Old Well to discuss the dismissal. is confidential. Delaney has suffered "This new policy will force us
a misdemeanor assault on a female ruling and an appeal by Robinson. Artis said that he was going to deal with a significant chal-
and sexual battery, had his case His trial was set for July 18. spend more time with his family and SEE ARTIS, PAGE 10 lenge and obstacle as we move
forward," she said.
Center Director Ted Shaw
What makes a true community newspaper? spoke after Folt, and said the ban
was an attack on the center. He
referenced Steve Long, the board
member who proposed the ban.
The DTH wants to I hope to earn these newcom-
ers' trust and be among the first to
which means we're going to make
mistakes as we learn. But I give you "I've come to think of him as
be Orange Countys welcome them. My advice would be:
don't let someone else define com-
my promise that our staff does not
take our roles or responsibilities
a moving assassin, because his
justifications continue to change
community paper. munity for you. lightly. overtime," Shaw said. "In spite
of repeated statements to the
We should celebrate our dif- We're printing three days a week
O
ver the past two weeks I've ferences, not reduce ourselves to this year, but your expectations of our contrary, I'm not going to bite
had the privilege of work- feel-good slogans equating different day-to-day coverage shouldn't change. my tongue. With all due respect,
ing with some of the best experiences to one standard idea and We will be in our office until late hours this is an ideological hit on the
student journalists in the world at marginalizing those outside of the to keep you informed, but to do that, Center of Civil Rights. Everyone
one of the oldest institutions in our Tyler Fleming norm. Sure, we're all members of a we need your help. We need your sup- knows why we're here."
community. community, but we're also unique. I port and we need your ideas to pro- Shaw said the ban would take
Editor-in-Chief
A few months ago while I was want to use the DTH to reflect that duce content that you want to read. away the ability of professors
running for the position I am cur- Senior history major from Randleman diversity by featuring communities You have more than one way to to educate students, as well as
rently in, I said I wanted The Daily Email: flemingtyler1996@gmail.com that are often overlooked and by engage with us. Write us a letter and damage the reputation of one of
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My ambition hasn't changed, but I've region we all occupy as a singular background, know that their leaders com; email me directly at editor@ "The center's mission is to
thought hard about what is commu- unit of people, then the DTH would are being held accountable. dailytarheel.com; come visit us on train the next generations of civil
nity this summer. Every time I read never become a community paper After all, as the editor of a com- Rosemary. rights lawyers and to advocate for
a "we're all Tar Heels" whether it worth reading. munity paper, I don't want to define If the DTH is to be a community poor and disadvantaged people,"
be about UNC or North Carolina I This weekend, several thousand the community for our readers I paper, we ultimately need everyone he said. "Julius Chambers knew
cannot help but roll my eyes. new people will be finding what want to be a platform of information from every community engaging this, and it was for that reason
I am even now beginning to hate communities they want to belong to. for the community. with our content regardless if you that he created the center."
myself for referring to the UNC- Even beyond the college, new resi- My staff is all young adults trying agree with it at all times. We're here Shaw said centers such as the
Chapel Hill-Carrboro community as dents are coming from all over to call to do the job typically occupied by for you. We want to help this com- one at UNC exist in almost every
a singular entity. Frankly, if I saw this Orange County home. full-time, professional journalists, munity. major university in America and
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in low-income areas. give you that chance. vation and desire to obtain
an education is the real
Carol Folt reason the program is so suc-
By Nic Rardin UNC Chancellor cessful.
Senior Writer Once we find these stu-
students. Carolina pledges to raise $1 dents, 97 percent of them not
A version of this article was Im delighted to million in private funding to only finish a four-year degree
published online on June 20. announce today that the match the Cooke Prize, he but go on to obtain a graduate
UNC has been chosen to University of North Carolina said. degree, Levy said. And we
receive the Cooke Prize for at Chapel Hill has been We pledge to use the com- stick with them.
Equity in Educational Access selected as this years recipi- bined money to extend our Levy said that the
and will receive $1 million ent, he said. Chapel Hill is recruitment into low-income University received the award
from the Jack Kent Cooke doing an outstanding job of areas and help prospective because the work it does
Foundation. admitting and graduating students thrive at Carolina focuses on helping students
The University was high-achieving, low-income and later in life. throughout their entire edu-
selected over Stanford, Brown students. Levy said the programs cation, not just at the admis-
and Berkeley for this years Vice Provost for help students pay for college sions office.
award, which was presented Undergraduate Admissions and navigate the challenges UNCs outreach starts DTH FILE/NIC RARDIN
to Chancellor Carol Folt by Steve Farmer said he and the that come with it. as early as middle school, Executive Director of the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Harold O.
the foundations Executive University are dedicated to This University awards 93 and Levy said that program Levy speaks at a press conference on June 19, 2017.
Director Harold O. Levy. The accessible education for low- percent financial aid based on should be an example for
foundation provides scholar- income students and said need, he said. Very few col- other colleges around the College Advising Corps have students graduating debt-
ships and grants to further UNC plans to show it. leges do that. world. been providing college coun- free.
the education of low-income The University of North Levy said his foundation Chancellor Folt said UNCs seling and information to Only 40 percent of the
students in low-income areas seniors in the class of 2015
throughout North Carolina accumulated any debt at all,
during their primary educa- Folt said. Thats compared
tion. to well over 70 percent as the
She says this has caused national average.
more of them to apply and be Levy said UNC stood out
accepted to colleges and uni- as an organization that truly
versities. invested not only in public
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ARTIS Branch.
Lindsay said Artis aca-
later than he had anticipated,
so it has changed the future
FROM PAGE 1 demic performance declined for him in a lot of ways.
immeasurably and hoped that because of the trial. Several former and current
todays resolution could begin Certainly we can also say UNC football players took to
her healing. too, it has had an impact social media to express their
Sutton said she was suspi- as far as being able to be a satisfaction with the dismissal
cious of photo manipulation student, maintain the grades prior to Artis reinstatement.
with a photo of Robinsons that he has historically done, Im glad everyones realizing
neck that had circulated hes a wonderful student but what we already knew, defen-
around the media. She said his grades have suffered, sive tackle Aaron Crawford
it was a possibility she might Lindsay said. Hes had to tweeted. Love you fam.
take legal action against postpone a graduation date university@dailytarheel.com
Parents:
opened Snapchat. Within sec-
onds, about 100 naked UNC actually doing this. It was In 1977, students started
students came running. kind of like a high. streaking for the traditions
To any bystander, the sight And once the high wears true reason to honor finals.
Worry
of college kids running naked off, its still no big deal. That spring, students from
through a library would be Walking back after finish- UNCs chapter of St. Anthony
shocking. But at UNC, its just ing the event is such an incred- Hall, the co-ed art fraternity,
a beloved tradition. ibly humanizing moment. decided to streak through
no more.
There is a certain degree Everyone is comfortable with the Undergraduate Library
of secrecy amongst streakers, each other at that point, and on the last day of classes.
so I cant quite explain how we suddenly its no big deal to be Graham said as far as he
know where to meet and go, naked in public. Its like one could tell, students have been
graduate Justine Schnitzler giant taboo you get to break. streaking in the library before
said. The idea is generally This past semester marked finals every semester since.
that folks hear about the event the 40th anniversary of the Judy Panitch, director of
as UNC lore and find their tradition at Carolina. library communications, said
way with friends who have According to Nick Graham, that the library neither spon-
participated before. the University archivist, sors nor plans the event.
Schnitzler has participated streaking first occurred at Our main concern is, as
in the streaking for the past UNC on March 7, 1974. it always is, that whoever is
three semesters. It was part of a national in the library is safe, and that
I figure you only get a few trend, Graham said. It was the people who are here to
chances in life to run com- happening at college campus- use the library for research
pletely naked through your es all over the country, but it and study are able to do so,
university library, so I jumped seems to have been especially Panitch said.
each semester at the chance popular in North Carolina She said if the libraries
to be ridiculous for a few and I have no idea why. wanted to stop streaking, it
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Senior Writer Final Fours and four cham- "You can have belief, do
pionship games since 2009, everything in your power and
A version of this article with wins in 2013 and 2016. take care of all your details
appeared in the July 26 edi- After an ACC and sometimes it doesn't
tion of The Daily Tar Heel. Championship and first-round work out the way you want it
Every team has those losses bye, North Carolina tore to," Levy said after the loss.
its players and fans would
rather not talk about.
through Virginia, 23-12, in the
round of 16. Those 23 goals set
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(picking up baby toys, putting away her laun-
dry, etc). Call robyn 617.312.5588
hours per week; $14/hour. May split between hill Condo seeks two friendly individuals. Students and residents
two caregivers, if needed. hours needed: MW
8:30-5:30, tth 12:30-3, F 12:30-3. Some driv-
Must have a customer service background held vigils to stand with
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p.m. thursday and Friday for 11yo and 13yo, ing, light housework required. text 863-233- nication skills with prior experience of MS Charlottesville. Visit our
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close to campus. Must have car and good driv- Office. Saturdays only, 7am-1pm. Or 1pm- website for story.
ing record. Must like dogs. $13/hour. Please SuMMer ChilD CAre neeDeD For an Autistic 7pm. $12ph. nOt a seasonal position. to and 3-by-3 box (in
contact at eoconnell0306@gmail.com. 13-year old girl. We are looking for energetic Apply email resume: 140westmanager@
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for a part-time nanny with experience with preferred but not required. email tricia at tri- hiring nOW: CAtering. Server, bartender
high functioning ASD kids for our 11 yo son ciawildman@yahoo.com for details. and supervisor positions for all home unC What have our leaders
(ASD) and 5 yo (daughter). Were looking for
football and basketball games. Catering expe- Solution to
someone to pick them up 3-5 days a week AFterSChOOl ChilD CAre neeDeD for 4 and
after school and get them set up at home 6yo girls. 3 days/week, 2:45 to 6:30. Must be rience nOt necessary. Please email resume to last puzzle said about Charlottesville?
reliable & have good driving record. edesjar@ rockytopunc1@gmail.com if interested. Perfect Find out. Visit our website
(homework, chores, etc) starting late July -
gmail.com job for students!
rest of the year and forward. Occasionally for the story.
longer times if available! 919-593-0682 lOOking FOr FrienDly tar heel student/
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ter-school childcare needed for a funny, en- recent grad who loves working with kids, to
be part-time nanny/babysitter for 4 girls, ages
Life skiLLs tutor
ergetic, kindhearted 10 year old boy! We are
looking for someone who is fun and responsible 8-13. looking for someone who is fun, outgo- Sports! Sports!
to help with homework and transportation to ing, active. Potential for full-time through end
needed soccer, 3 days per week after-school (2:45- of summer, and then after-school during school The first games of the
year. respond to learn more. Must have trans-
help an active 17 year-old boy with Autism in 6ish). Please contact me with any questions.
portation and be safe driver. 919-928-6558 season are gearing up. Go
Durham, Chapel hill develop leisure and aca- thank you! 919-428-8416.
demic skills, practice language, learn social, SCAle iS hiring 3 literacy/reading tutors for a Heels! Visit @dthsports for
self help and independent skills, get exercise
and go on community and social outings. Seek-
For Rent summer camp! the tutors would be required to
work all three weeks of the camp, July 31-Aug
our pre-season coverage.
ing a tutor who will keep him engaged and Furn Pri entry/BAth SM rOOM Walk-unC, 18, Monday-Friday from 8:30 am-1 pm. As a
have fun doing activities such as swimming, roosevelt/Franklin, 9-12mo, $310, dorm frig, literacy tutor you will follow a structured lesson
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