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With the earth in mind
a photo essay by Lisa Pepin
The Carolina Farm Stewardship Association held its third annual Eastern Triangle
Farm Tour on Saturday, showcasing farms in the Triangle area.
The goal of the association is to show how local agriculture is good for the consumer,
good for the farmer and good for the land.
pß[ DTH ONLINE: View a slideshow with more photos from the farm tour.
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A rooster looks out from his coop at Edible Earthscape Farm in Moncure. The farrti also produces 700
gallons of biodiesel a week made of refined oil collected from local colleges, high schools and businesses.
Men’s soccer tightens defense after rout
BY CHRIS HEMPSON
STAFF WRITER
The North Carolina men’s soccer
team learned firsthand this week
end that the ball doesn’t always
bounce in its favor.
Following a 4-1 beatdown of
Liberty last Tuesday, the squad
headed to Boston College on Friday
with an undefeated record.
Again, UNC’s game ended in a
4-1 decision. But this time the Tar
Heels (5-1-1,1-1 ACC) were the ones
humbled in a lopsided loss.
Junior Eddie Ababio prevented
a scoreless effort, netting the team’s
lone goal on a collective nine shots.
But one defeat doesn’t define or
damper a season, as coach Elmar
Bolowich well knows.
“Sometimes you have games
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where the other team shoots and
whatever they shoot goes in,” he
said.
“It was just one of those nights
where everything seemed to work
for them and nothing seemed to
work for us.”
Bolowich did note several fac
ets of the game he would like
changed.
For one, the fact that for the sec
ond conference game in a row, the
Tar Heels faced a 1-0 deficit at the
half. And further, both opponents’
first goals came with less than 10
minutes remaining in the half.
Though formations and defen
sive alignments can be mixed and
changed to accommodate the
opposition, these recurring morale
killers could be a cause for concern
News
Forward Eddie
Ababio leads
the team with
five goals this
year. No other
UNC player has
more than two.
for a team looking to compete for
the conference title this year.
“You have to establish your
self in a game, and you cannot
be outworked by your opponent,”
Bolowich said.
“We need to start taking the
initiative and battling for domi
nance.”
With four home games coming
up on the schedule, the Tar Heels
will have plenty of chances to work
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Echinacea flowers serve as a food source for a honeybees, whose population has declined during the past
year. Edible Earthscape Farm sells their flowers every Saturday morning at North Hills mall in Raleigh.
Wool produced from rare breeds
of sheep on the Dew Dance Farm
in Moncure is used to knit baby
booties. There are four breeds of
sheep used for the wool.
on faster starts. Bolowich said the
team will use practices to fine-tune
those loose ends.
One of the main focuses will
be playing better defense. Lately
UNC has allowed opposing teams
too much space to operate within,
Bolowich said.
Instead of being ready to antici
pate, he thinks the team is con
stantly in reaction mode.
“I would like to see more aggres
siveness from our team,” Bolowich
said. “These are things that we have
to reiterate.”
Contact the Sports Editor
at sports@unc.edu.
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Bus crowding
Riders on a bus between Chapel
Hill and Hillsborough say more routes
are needed. See pg. 5 for stay.
Halloween celebration
The Chapel Hill Town Council
heard a recommendation from staff
about Halloween. See pg.l for story.
Football injury
Quarterback T. J. Yates will miss
at least six weeks with a left ankle
injury. See pg. 1 for story.
Energetic debate
Student Congress will consider
bills tonight aimed at increasing
transparency. See pg. 1 for story.
Animal services
The Orange County Board of
Commissioners discussed a ban on
pet tethering. See pg. 9 for story.
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