DTH at a Glance: Goodbye to Grayson for good

Chapel Hill saw some snow, some rain and some sun this weekend. Here are some of the top news stories coming out of a wacky-weathered weekend:

QUICK HITS 

• “I wouldn’t say this is the same thing as pledging in a fraternity, but it kind of is in a way.” UNC's newest crops of student DJs make the ultimate sacrifice — sleep — to ensure that college radio is alive and well.
• Another day, another Silent Sam protest. Saturday’s rally featured demonstrators speaking out against violence toward activist groups, as well as an appearance by Chelsea Manning. 
• OPINION: As summer approaches at an alarming rate, the DTH editorial board gives the 411 on how to land your dream internship.

FLYING BALLS AND FEES

• The Kenan-Flagler Business School will now officially charge a $2,000 fee for majors and $1,000 fee for minors — here’s what current students have to say about the move.
• “He’s hitting it like a beachball.” UNC baseball’s Cody Roberts shined against eighth-ranked Florida State this weekend, though the Tar Heels lost the series 1-2. 
• The UNC women’s tennis team’s No. 1 ranking may be in jeopardy after an uncharacteristically shaky weekend. The Tar Heels fell to sixth-ranked Georgia Tech on Saturday, but dominated Virginia Tech on Sunday.

CITY AND STATE

• “Your pickup line was, ‘So, you live in Chapel Ridge?’" This couple got married after meeting on a Chapel Hill Transit bus — just one more reason to appreciate the free transportation.
• “We’ve never tried, as a town, to commit this much money, and I want to make sure that we get the maximum value for every dollar we spend.” Some Chapel Hill residents think $10 million isn’t enough for the new affordable housing bond.
• North Carolina is stepping up its game for the 2018 elections — we’ve got the numbers, and the details, here as we head into primary season.