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' . • • aro 1n1an
The Student Newspaper of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro
Greensboro, NC I Vol. XCI, No.6 Established 1919 September 28- October 4, 2010
V Inside
Opinions I Page 5
Don't Ask Don't
Tell stirs discussion,
Democrats still hold
hope in midterm
elections
A&E I Page 9
Tate St. Festival in
pictures, New Music
Festival, Dance
department holds
alumni concert,
Greensboro Museum
Day
Sports I Page 11
Mens Soccer ties
Campbell, falls to Wake,
Volleyball· takes down
Bulldogs, Mocs
Features I Page 14
A history of the
Libertarian party, Parking
on ·campus, WWE
Follow Us
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Today
Chance of rain
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(f
Wednesday
Mostly Sunny
H 79°, L 60°
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News
Opinions
A&E
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UNCG Homecoming 2010
Senior ~erson Sanchez and Junior Erica Lawrence crowned Homecoming King and Queen
Logan DeHart
Staff Writer
On Saturday, September 25,
the new Homecoming king and
queen were crowned at the newly
dubbed Homecoming Court,
previously known as FallFest.
The nominations for Homecoming
queen were: Courtney
Canter-Alpha Delta Pi, Ariel
Gray-Spartan Orientation Staff,
Erica Lawrence-Campus Activities
Board and Laura Nelson-Alpha
Chi Omega.
The nominations for Homecoming
king were: Deryle Daniels
- Alpha Phi Alpha, Joshua
Lamb - Lambda Chi Alpha and
Gerson Sanchez - the Residence
Hall Association.
SGA President Katie Marshall
announced each nominee and
Chancellor Linda Brady crowned
the winners. Erica Lawrence
· won 'the title of queen and Gerson_
SJUlchez was elected to kinghood.
Chancellor Brady crowned
each winner with their tespective
, crowns, a smilem1d,a hug.
Senior Gerson Sanchez replaced
Mkllae usO, iast year~king.
Sanchez-.is & communications
major With a · French minor.
He i~ a resident ad~isor and
an orientation leader. Sanchez
plays piano for both the Gospel
Choir and Divi)le Harmony. He
is a member of Spanish American
Latino Student Association .
(SALSA) and he founded Latino's
Organized Under Distinction
Commuter Deli
feeds hungry
students
Shonte Hodnett
Staff Writer
Last Tuesday, UNCG commuter
students met in the Elliot
University Center's Cone Ball
room to take advantage of the
2nd Commuter Deli from llam-
2pm. Campus Activities and
Programs sponsored the events
and UNCG Dining Services provided
food and beverages. The
Commuter Deli is offered three
times throughout each semester.
During those times, the deli
provides an opportunity for students
living off campus to meet
other off campus students and
get information about campus
programs and services that they
may have otherwise overlooked.
Information booths surrounded
the room to further promote
events like Homecoming and
new initiatives on campus.
The Commuter Deli was a hit
SEE DELl, PAGE 2
SIERRA DENNIS/THE CAROLINIAN
Sanchez and tawrence immediately after the crowning ceremony.
,.
(LOUD). Sanchez said that he
campaigned together with Ariel
Gray. Collectively, they created
their slogan "Vote Smart, Vote
Short:' He used his sponsor-ship
to his advantage and got
the Residence Hall Association
to email every dorm informing
them of the contest and advertising
himself. "I could access 4500
students;' Sanchez said, "and a
lot of freshman wanted to feel
involved:' He used Facebok and
Twitter sending out messages
"2-3 times a daY:' Jokingly, Sanchez
said, "I exploited my Facebook:'
On stage, Sanchez said
that he "started getting nervous,
there were so many people. In
my mind, I'd lost. They called
my name and I was like no way:'
When accepting the crown he
said that he wanted to "be polite
as possible;' making sure to shake
everyone's hand.
Junior Erica Lawrence gracefully
took the title away from
Danielle Mizerak. Lawrence is a
marketing major with a minor in
communications. She is involved
in Campus Activities Board and
is the marketing chair for the
UNCG Circle K group. She is also
a community service senator for
SGA and a member of the Black
Student Union. She said that she
used Facebook and Twitter heavily
in her campaign. She said she
- emailed "all of my classmates and
sent out a mass message to CAB;'
and "I went to the Tate Street
coffee and sandwich shops and
met a lot of people:' When asked
about the moment she heard
her name called out, she said, "I
was completely shocked, I'm still
shocked:'
"I am glad I ran for Homecoming
Queen. It deepened my relationship
with my friends on the
SEE HOMECOMING PAGE 2
Phi Beta Sigma hosts Homecoming
talent s-how
Holly Driggers
Staff Writer
One of the highlights of last
week's UNCG homecoming was
the Sigma Blue Night talent show
that took place on Thursday evening.
At 7:15 p.m., the line to
get into the EUC Auditorium ext~
nded past the coffee shop. Lasting
nearly three hours; the talent
show was hosted by Phi Beta
Sigma fraternity, Inc. The organization
was founded in 1988
and is responsible for founding
the chapter of the NAACP on
UNCG's campus. The event was
also sponsored by the Campus
Activities Board (CAB) which
promotes a positive environment
for student involvement.
Two emcees acted as hosts,
Darren Brand and Anthony
B, and also doubled as comedic
entertainment for the evening.
Divine Harmony, a vocal
performing arts group, opened
the show with a riveting performance
of our Nationa.l Anthem.
The members of Divine Harmony
strive to inspire people
through their uplifting words
_ SIERRA DENNIS/THE CAROLINIAN
The brothers Phi Beta Sigma introduce the talent show Thursday evening.
as well as songs. The group became
a part of the UNCG family
in January. One student told a
touching story through the vocal
performance of Smokie Norful's
'I Need You Now; leaving an
emotional audience. Brand and
Anthony B transitioned with a
comedic bit between each performer
- keeping the audience
engaged and energetic throughout
the night. Other performers
included the Hip-Hop group·
'Chocolate City' who performed
an original piece called 'Hometown;
sampling the chorus from
British singer-songwriter Adele's
'Hometown Glory.' A performance
by 'Popular Strangers'
followed who, with their catchy
hooks and head-nodding beats,
were a sure hit. Following them
was student-favorite Crystal
Williams, who performed an
original song about how people
see themselves through their re-
SEE TALENT SHOW, PAGE 4
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| Title | The Carolinian [September 28, 2010] |
| Date | 2010-09-28 |
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| Description | The September 28, 2010, issue of The Carolinian, the student newspaper of The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. |
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| Full text | ' . • • aro 1n1an The Student Newspaper of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro Greensboro, NC I Vol. XCI, No.6 Established 1919 September 28- October 4, 2010 V Inside Opinions I Page 5 Don't Ask Don't Tell stirs discussion, Democrats still hold hope in midterm elections A&E I Page 9 Tate St. Festival in pictures, New Music Festival, Dance department holds alumni concert, Greensboro Museum Day Sports I Page 11 Mens Soccer ties Campbell, falls to Wake, Volleyball· takes down Bulldogs, Mocs Features I Page 14 A history of the Libertarian party, Parking on ·campus, WWE Follow Us Weather Today Chance of rain , H 79°, L58° (f Wednesday Mostly Sunny H 79°, L 60° Directory News Opinions A&E Sports Features & Sudoku 1-4 5-7 8-10 11-13 14-17 UNCG Homecoming 2010 Senior ~erson Sanchez and Junior Erica Lawrence crowned Homecoming King and Queen Logan DeHart Staff Writer On Saturday, September 25, the new Homecoming king and queen were crowned at the newly dubbed Homecoming Court, previously known as FallFest. The nominations for Homecoming queen were: Courtney Canter-Alpha Delta Pi, Ariel Gray-Spartan Orientation Staff, Erica Lawrence-Campus Activities Board and Laura Nelson-Alpha Chi Omega. The nominations for Homecoming king were: Deryle Daniels - Alpha Phi Alpha, Joshua Lamb - Lambda Chi Alpha and Gerson Sanchez - the Residence Hall Association. SGA President Katie Marshall announced each nominee and Chancellor Linda Brady crowned the winners. Erica Lawrence · won 'the title of queen and Gerson_ SJUlchez was elected to kinghood. Chancellor Brady crowned each winner with their tespective , crowns, a smilem1d,a hug. Senior Gerson Sanchez replaced Mkllae usO, iast year~king. Sanchez-.is & communications major With a · French minor. He i~ a resident ad~isor and an orientation leader. Sanchez plays piano for both the Gospel Choir and Divi)le Harmony. He is a member of Spanish American Latino Student Association . (SALSA) and he founded Latino's Organized Under Distinction Commuter Deli feeds hungry students Shonte Hodnett Staff Writer Last Tuesday, UNCG commuter students met in the Elliot University Center's Cone Ball room to take advantage of the 2nd Commuter Deli from llam- 2pm. Campus Activities and Programs sponsored the events and UNCG Dining Services provided food and beverages. The Commuter Deli is offered three times throughout each semester. During those times, the deli provides an opportunity for students living off campus to meet other off campus students and get information about campus programs and services that they may have otherwise overlooked. Information booths surrounded the room to further promote events like Homecoming and new initiatives on campus. The Commuter Deli was a hit SEE DELl, PAGE 2 SIERRA DENNIS/THE CAROLINIAN Sanchez and tawrence immediately after the crowning ceremony. ,. (LOUD). Sanchez said that he campaigned together with Ariel Gray. Collectively, they created their slogan "Vote Smart, Vote Short:' He used his sponsor-ship to his advantage and got the Residence Hall Association to email every dorm informing them of the contest and advertising himself. "I could access 4500 students;' Sanchez said, "and a lot of freshman wanted to feel involved:' He used Facebok and Twitter sending out messages "2-3 times a daY:' Jokingly, Sanchez said, "I exploited my Facebook:' On stage, Sanchez said that he "started getting nervous, there were so many people. In my mind, I'd lost. They called my name and I was like no way:' When accepting the crown he said that he wanted to "be polite as possible;' making sure to shake everyone's hand. Junior Erica Lawrence gracefully took the title away from Danielle Mizerak. Lawrence is a marketing major with a minor in communications. She is involved in Campus Activities Board and is the marketing chair for the UNCG Circle K group. She is also a community service senator for SGA and a member of the Black Student Union. She said that she used Facebook and Twitter heavily in her campaign. She said she - emailed "all of my classmates and sent out a mass message to CAB;' and "I went to the Tate Street coffee and sandwich shops and met a lot of people:' When asked about the moment she heard her name called out, she said, "I was completely shocked, I'm still shocked:' "I am glad I ran for Homecoming Queen. It deepened my relationship with my friends on the SEE HOMECOMING PAGE 2 Phi Beta Sigma hosts Homecoming talent s-how Holly Driggers Staff Writer One of the highlights of last week's UNCG homecoming was the Sigma Blue Night talent show that took place on Thursday evening. At 7:15 p.m., the line to get into the EUC Auditorium ext~ nded past the coffee shop. Lasting nearly three hours; the talent show was hosted by Phi Beta Sigma fraternity, Inc. The organization was founded in 1988 and is responsible for founding the chapter of the NAACP on UNCG's campus. The event was also sponsored by the Campus Activities Board (CAB) which promotes a positive environment for student involvement. Two emcees acted as hosts, Darren Brand and Anthony B, and also doubled as comedic entertainment for the evening. Divine Harmony, a vocal performing arts group, opened the show with a riveting performance of our Nationa.l Anthem. The members of Divine Harmony strive to inspire people through their uplifting words _ SIERRA DENNIS/THE CAROLINIAN The brothers Phi Beta Sigma introduce the talent show Thursday evening. as well as songs. The group became a part of the UNCG family in January. One student told a touching story through the vocal performance of Smokie Norful's 'I Need You Now; leaving an emotional audience. Brand and Anthony B transitioned with a comedic bit between each performer - keeping the audience engaged and energetic throughout the night. Other performers included the Hip-Hop group· 'Chocolate City' who performed an original piece called 'Hometown; sampling the chorus from British singer-songwriter Adele's 'Hometown Glory.' A performance by 'Popular Strangers' followed who, with their catchy hooks and head-nodding beats, were a sure hit. Following them was student-favorite Crystal Williams, who performed an original song about how people see themselves through their re- SEE TALENT SHOW, PAGE 4 |
