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After winning its first two team
matches at Saturday's Lone Star
Duals, the North Carolina wrestling
team couldn't complete the perfect
day, managing just six team points
against No. 19 Oklahoma.
UNC defeated hiy League oppo
nents Brown and Harvard by a com
bined 57 points before faffing to the
Big Ten's Sooners 27-6. The Tar Heds
are now 3-2 in dual meets this season.
Despite
the 21-point
team loss to
OU, coach CD.
Mock remained
optimistic
"There were
only a couple
of matches
that we got
dominated and
those matches
were against
returning All-
Americans,'he
said via tete-
j
UNCs Keegan
Mueller was
one of two Tar
Heels to pick
up three wins.
phone Tuesday.
*1 was very pleased.”
five Tar Heels earned at least
two wins at the South Grand Prairie
Texas, event, with 165-pound Keegan
Mueller and heavyweight Justin
Dobies going a perfect 3-0 on the day
Against the Sooners, the 18th
ranked Mueller defeated No. 12
Max Dean in a tight 6-4 decision
while Dobies picked up a 7-3
decision against No. 14 Nathan
Fernandez.
With Mueller’s perfect day he
Durham meeting
addresses drought
Water supply should last until April
BY CAROLINE DYE
STAFF WRITER
DURHAM The Durham res
idents who attended a town-hall
meeting Tuesday night were trying
to figure out how long their water
will last as drought conditions per
sist throughout the state.
In the midst of a discussion
about shortages, officials also men
tioned options for increasing the
city's long-term supplies.
ltd Voorhees, deputy dty manag
er of Durham, said the city could tap
into the water supply of neighboring
areas such as Cary.
Participants discussed the water
deficit and the measures being
implemented to conserve water,
including stage IV water restric
tions.
Voorhees said recent rain has pre
vented the dty from moving to stage
V restrictions. He assured the crowd
that Durham has the water caparity
to meet demand through April of
this year.
“Customers can help reduce
demand, but the city’s got to get
more water," Voorhees said.
He also praised the residents of
Durham for their willingness to
conserve.
The town-hall meeting, spon
sored by Duke University’s Nicholas
School of the Environment and
Earth Sciences, featured a panel
of representatives from Duke,
the city of Durham and the N.C.
Water Science Center of the U.S.
Geological Survey.
Jerad Bales, director of the
USGS Water Science Center, said
the drought was problematic
because it occurred so quickly.
He said that a water deficit is
easier to deal with across a longer
period of time but that Durham
has been faced with a sudden
shortage.
Bales emphasized that droughts
of this nature are not unprecedent
ed.
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took home the ACC Wrestler of the
Week in Ms weight dass.
'They’re going to go up in the
rankings, but ranking schmankings.
Who cares?' Mock said. 'But if
they don’t win the conference, now
when we sit at the table to decide
who’s going to get wildcards, that
elevates them to a point where
they almost can't be denied a trip
to nationals.’
Against Brown. UNC won nine
of the 10 individual matches,
including the final eight Redshirt
senior Drew Forshey got things
started for the Tar Heels with a 17-
4 major decision.
UNC also took alt but one match
against Harvard, getting a pin from
Mueller against Harvard's Craig
Carpenter just 1:14 into the first
round.
The Tar Heels next fet the mats
Sunday in Fetzer Gymnasium, faring
off against No. 22 Maryland and
Belmont Abbey.
'Frankly, I think we have a very
good chance of winning the match
(against Maryland),* Mock said.
'This should be a very close
match, and if we don't give up
bonus points in the places where
we 105 e,... I think we have a great
shot at beating them, which would
be huge.'
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The North Carolina swimming
and cfivimj teams took a break from
swimming last week.
'This is an unusual phenom
enon, but it’s not unique by any
means," he said. “Droughts are dif
ferent. It’s hard to tell when they
start and stop.'
In 2007 stream flows in the Flat
River, one of Durham's principal
water sources, fell to their lowest
levels in 80 years, Bales added.
Robert Jackson, a Duke profes
sor of global environmental change,
said the drought is about more than
a temporary water shortage.
Jackson said he hopes people
will begin to see the link between
the drought and global warming.
He said August 2007 was the hot
test month on record at Raleigh-
Durham International Airport.
"Climate change is relevant, is
coming and even perhaps is here,”
he said.
The town-hall attendees, many
dressed in business attire, were
joined in the Duke Gardens Visitor
Center by several local officials,
including Durham Mayor Bill Bell.
Cups of local tap water were
provided alongside a humorous
sign cautioning the audience to use
them wisely.
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The Tar Heels traveled to Atlanta
Thursday tor the three-day Georgia
Diving Invitational more than a
month after thetr last competition.
With 10 days off after the comple
tion of finals not much time was left
to prepare for
the competi
tion.
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didn't get as
much train
ing m before
the meet
as I wanted
to,* diving
coach Kevin
Lawrence said
Tuesday via
telephone.
'But they
responded
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Tar Heel senior
Erica ScMffler
set the school
record for the
platform.
UNC senoir Ryan Funderbwk,
who hoids three school records, led
die way on the men’s side, placing
14th in the platform and 10th in the
one-meter board.
The UNC women saw multiple
divers place in two events, headed by
Erica Schiffler, who set a school record
and placed ninth in the platform.
Also placing in the women's
team was senior Erika Mathers, who
placed 11th in the one-meter board.
'Our dass is loaded with upper
classmen who have the great ability
to lead,' Lawrence said.
'lf they can pull together and
train hard and work together as a
team, we’H have a fantastic spring.*
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TED VOORHEES, DURHAM DEPUTY
CITY MANAGER
The Nicholas Institute also
passed out a memo written by
visiting senior fellow Bill Holman
urging the city to adopt year-round
conservation and efficiency pro
grams, as well as an increase in the
price of water.
Residents of Durham asked
the panel questions ranging from
the technicalities of rainfall cal
culations to criticisms that the
city’s water restrictions were too
lenient.
When Laura Niugo asked how
Duke and the city plan to collabo
rate in the conservation effort. Bell
answered with confidence that the
fact that city and Duke officials were
there indicated that they were cer
tainly cooperating.
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Editor at stntdesk@unc.edu.
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