New interactive exhibit ‘None of the Above’ opens in Founders Hall BY ABE KENMORE Staff Writer A student's desk covered with detention slips. Portraits of scowling teachers and students. A game board for a game that cannot be won. All these pieces reveal different facets of one narrative in the words of those most affected; forcing North Carolina's minority youth out of school and into the criminal justice system. This trend, known as the "school- to-prison pipeline," is the topic of the art exhibit "None of the Above: Dismantling the SchOol-to-Prison Pipeline," created by the Durham- based organization Hidden Voices. Installed in the West Gallery of Founders Hall on Feb. 10, "None of the Above" is a multimedia, interactive gallery installation. "(The exhibit) educates students about poverty, race, education and incarceration — it covers a huge swath of issues," Lynden Harris, director of Hidden Voices, told The Guilfordian in a phone interview. While "None of the Above" includes more traditional, wall-mounted art, it also incorporates some less conventional installations. One such piece, a desk with the word "boring" scrawled across the top, holds an MP3 player containing the reflections of students and teachers. Another table displays two View-Master toys that present information at the pull of a lever. First-year Iain Parrott described the piece that most caught his attention: a desk with an American flag painted with brown and See Exhibit { Page 3 Standardiieci tesfs are not objective. Oecfeiwisonwtiatto nclucte.howquestionsarewofcied, ^ — r 'i'tiich answers are "correct,” and ■ jLr~' the tees of resute a^eall made ty , ■ . (flu:{Jelli «r ■ ■ ' K WWW.GUILFOROIAN.COM WEB- EXCLUSIVE CONTENT: Big Business Soft power not pollutes, surprising enough for Syria no one BY KELLI URESTI Staff Writer BY NICOLE ZELNIKER Staff Writer VIDEO: Christopher LevkoffrThe Man with the Plan — Fake presidential interview BY ELI TUCHLER & TOM CLEMENT Staff Vicmeocrapher & Senior Vii»oc»apher INSIDE THIS ISSUE NEWS I DAC COMMUNITY TIME EORUMS 1 Page 3 W&N I MORAL MONDAY MARCHES ON | Page 6 FEATURES | RECYLEMANIA HAS BEGUN { Page 8 OPiNNNi I JUDICIAL AFFAIRS AND RACE | Page 9

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