Happy Thursday, UNC! Here’s your morning headlines:
QUICK SPORTS HITS
- In 2009, Troy Heilmann decided he wanted to be an All-American. After nine years of chasing that dream, the North Carolina wrestler made it happen.
- Despite an 8-13 start to the season, the softball team has won 11 out of its last 15 games after defeating Virginia in a 2-1 series over the weekend.
- Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. Senior Jake Beeson and junior Le Ho will represent UNC at the National Collegiate Boxing Association’s national championship tournament tonight, where they’ll face up to three opponents for the chance to take home a trophy.
UNIVERSITY NEWS
- Depression affects more students at UNC than you’d think — but the University doesn’t know exactly how many. It’s part of the majority of public universities that don’t track statistics on campus suicides.
- It’s that time of the year again, when painted pianos and student performances pop up all over campus. But despite visual appreciation for the arts through initiatives like Arts Everywhere, there are still signs of internal neglect.
ALONG FRANKLIN
- Looking for a shortcut from Franklin Street to campus? After a $2.8 million reconstruction project, Porthole Alley is back open with improved safety and appearance.
- “I think that we’re closer than ever before to really sounding like ourselves, and that’s exciting.” We talked to a member of Chapel Hill quartet Mipso ahead of the release of their fourth album, “Edges Run,” this Friday.
- REVIEW: Balling on a budget? Kurama Sushi & Noodle Express has the wide variety and low prices to satisfy any sushi lover.
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