DTH at a Glance: I've been cheating on Chipotle

To all the employees at Chipotle who haven't seen me around as much, especially the guy with the really great eyebrows — you know who you are — I have a confession.

I've been going to the Monterrey food truck at least twice a week for the last three months. And they know my order there.

I never meant for it to become a thing. It just happened one night in February, when I stopped by at 2 a.m. on a Saturday, and the guy taking my order caved and finally told me how they make the salsa verde on their foldout table. I knew in that moment that there was something more here.

But Chipotle, don't worry: Monterrey has stopped doing the free queso deal at their restaurant, so I'm sure you'll be getting back plenty of defectors. It's just that I won't be one of them.

I'll drop off a box of your things tomorrow after work.

— Danny

QUICK HITS

• Meet Pam Baldwin, the new superintendent of Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools as of a week ago. We sat down to talk to her about her plans for the school system.
• Jane wrote a v important column today about 1) our wild week without sleep after the natty, and 2) how you can support the DTH all year — not just when it's national championship time.
• Speaking of natties, the UNC Club Tennis Team is headed to the national championship in Orlando, Florida. We'll see all y'all back in line for that special issue.
• An art exhibit in the Student Union right now shows underwater scenes made of bottle caps and other plastic, and it's hoping to raise awareness of the danger of discarding trash in the ocean.

IN-HOUSE ADVERTISING

Seniors/parents: You only have one week left to send us your submissions for the commemorative DTH Baby Issue. I know your baby pics won't be as cute as mine, but don't let that deter you! Order here by April 17.

IN DAILY CRIME

Someone reported a peeping tom at the Quality Inn hotel on Fordham Boulevard around midnight on Friday. Another person was caught stealing a stop sign on Caldwell Street Saturday morning.

IN PROTESTS

Demonstrators gathered outside the Equal Opportunity and Compliance Office building on Franklin Street to protest the Title IX process after the release of the office's decision that UNC football player Allen Artis didn't violate the University's policy on sexual assault.

IN CAMPUS HISTORY

This year marks the 40th anniversary of UNC's Women’s and Gender Studies program. Here's a look back through the department's history and how it got to where it is today.