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UNC junior pitcher Brittany Pickett (28) bats during a double header against the FSU Seminoles at G. Anderson Softball Stadium on Monday, April 15, 2019. The Tar Heels beat the Seminoles in both games.
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UNC junior pitcher Brittany Pickett (28) bats during a double header against the FSU Seminoles at G. Anderson Softball Stadium on Monday, April 15, 2019. The Tar Heels beat the Seminoles in both games.
UNC junior pitcher Brittany Pickett (28) winds up for a pitch during a double header against the FSU Seminoles at G. Anderson Softball Stadium on Monday, April 15, 2019. The Tar Heels beat the Seminoles in both games.
UNC senior third baseman Berlynne Delamora (27) goes up to bat as a FSU player retrieves a one of Delamora's previous fouls during a double header against the FSU Seminoles at G. Anderson Softball Stadium on Monday, April 15, 2019. The Tar Heels beat the Seminoles in both games.
Mark Marcoplos, a member of the Board of County Commissioners for Orange County, poses for a portrait at Graham Memorial on Wednesday, April 10, 2019. Marcoplos cites "high cost, bad faith partners... [and] outright animosity from the legislature that put all these hurdles" before the Board. He was hopeful that the light rail could generate tax revenue, help in subsidizing affordable housing, creating jobs, relieving congestion and help lower emissions to combat climate change. "A lot of people that didn't pay attention to what we could have had will never know what we missed."
Mark Marcoplos, a member of the Board of County Commissioners for Orange County, discusses reasons for the failure of the light rail initiative at Graham Memorial on Wednesday, April 10, 2019. Marcoplos cites "high cost, bad faith partners... [and] outright animosity from the legislature that put all these hurdles" before the Board. He was hopeful that the light rail could generate tax revenue, help in subsidizing affordable housing, creating jobs, relieving congestion and help lower emissions to combat climate change. "A lot of people that didn't pay attention to what we could have had will never know what we missed."
Mark Marcoplos, a member of the Board of County Commissioners for Orange County, discusses reasons for the failure of the light rail initiative at Graham Memorial on Wednesday, April 10, 2019. Marcoplos cites "high cost, bad faith partners... [and] outright animosity from the legislature that put all these hurdles" before the Board. He was hopeful that the light rail could generate tax revenue, help in subsidizing affordable housing, creating jobs, relieving congestion and help lower emissions to combat climate change. "A lot of people that didn't pay attention to what we could have had will never know what we missed."
Dialectic Society Senator Valerie Calvo, a sophomore physics and English double major, raises her arms to demonstrate opposition to a point made by Dialectic Society Senator Marc Brunton, a senior English and public policy double major during one of the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies' weekly Monday debates in New West on Monday, April 8, 2019. Founded in 1795, the society, commonly known as Di Phi, meets on a weekly basis to argue topics ranging from hot-button political issues to humorous ones. The oldest organization at UNC, Di Phi invites guests to attend and even speak during these sessions.
President Emeritus and member of the Philanthropic Society Luke De Mott raises his hand to make a query after an argument against banning homeschooling during one of the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies' weekly Monday meetings in New West on Monday, April 8, 2019. Founded in 1795, the society, commonly known as Di Phi, meets on a weekly basis to argue topics ranging from hot-button political issues to humorous ones. The oldest organization at UNC, Di Phi, invites guests to attend and even speak during these sessions.
Two senators, one snapping to show support and another raising their hand to make a query, engage with Dialectic Society Senator Marc Brunton, a senior English and public policy double major, as he argues a point relevant to the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies' weekly Monday debate topic in New West on Monday, April 8, 2019. Besides snapping to show support, senators may also hiss to oppose a point during arguments.
Joint Senate President and member of the Dialectic Society Katrina Smith, a senior English major, watches as Sergeant-at-Arms Maggie Pollard, a sophomore political science and public policy double major, takes attendance of Di Phi senators at the society's weekly Monday meeting in New West on Monday, April 8, 2019. Smith wears a top hat and carries a cane as she officiates the meetings and debates. As president of the joint senate, she also wields the power to break ties as in Monday's debate over whether the society would support a motion to ban homeschooling in the country. After an 11-11 tie between both societies, the motion failed with Smith's tiebreaker.
DTH Photo Illustration. According to a post on Uber Newsroom, a website through which the company can post updates, people can practice rideshare safety by double-checking the driver's name and photo, as well as the car's model and license plate number. Wade Stormer, one of Uber's law enforcement liaisons and author of the post, suggests riders that encounter a fraudulent Uber should "Go to a safe place and wait for the right car to arrive, or cancel the ride and report it to us."
DTH Photo Illustration. According to a post on Uber Newsroom, a website through which the company can post updates, people can practice rideshare safety by double-checking the driver's name and photo, as well as the car's model and license plate number. Wade Stormer, one of Uber's law enforcement liaisons and author of the post, suggests riders that encounter a fraudulent Uber should "Go to a safe place and wait for the right car to arrive, or cancel the ride and report it to us."
DTH Photo Illustration. According to a post on Uber Newsroom, a website through which the company can post updates, people can practice rideshare safety by double-checking the driver's name and photo, as well as the car's model and license plate number. Wade Stormer, one of Uber's law enforcement liaisons and author of the post, suggests riders that encounter a fraudulent Uber should "Go to a safe place and wait for the right car to arrive, or cancel the ride and report it to us."
DTH Photo Illustration. A 2019 study released by SeekingArrangement, a website that connects Sugar Daddies and Sugar Babies, claimed 514 UNC students were using its services. The study named the University as the 18th fastest growing campus for sugar baby enrollment.
DTH Photo Illustration. President Trump signed Executive Order 13856 on Thursday, March 21, 2019 allowing the government to withhold research funding from colleges and universities that fail to protect free speech. Trump emphasized this measure as being for those "challenging rigid, far-left ideology."
President Trump signed Executive Order 13856 on Thursday, March 21, 2019 allowing the government to withhold research funding from colleges and universities that fail to protect free speech. Trump emphasized this measure as being for those "challenging rigid, far-left ideology."
Junior Austin Hitt driving the ball during UNC's win at the second day of the Tar Heel Intercollegiate, hosted at Finley Golf Course on Sunday, March 24, 2019.
First-year Dougie Ergood making a putt during UNC's win at the second day of the Tar Heel Intercollegiate hosted at Finley Golf Course on Sunday, March 24, 2019.
Students and community members look left and right in a prayer led by sophomore computer science major and mathematics minor Omar Shaban (right) following a vigil hosted by the Muslim Student Association outside of the Student Union on Thursday, March 21, 2019. While looking over their shoulders, Muslims recite a phrase that translates to "Peace and God's mercy be upon you" to their neighbors while concluding the prayer.
Muslim students and community members touch their heads to the ground during a prayer as sophomore computer science major and mathematics minor Omar Shaban (left) repeats "Allahu Akbar," translated "God is the Greatest," after a vigil in front of the Student Union on Thursday, March 21, 2019.