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and side-steps back and forth. He
steps up onto a platform, balances
on his surgically repaired knee and
then squats.
I\vo simple movements, but for
Tate it’s a workout The grimace on
his face and his shaking right leg can
attest to that
As much as it hurts, and as much
as Tate sometimes wants to hit the
snooze button and skip the training
room, he knows that’s what he’s got
to do if he wants to continue on his
path to the pros.
He said he hopes to be close
to 90 percent, if not 100 percent,
,for February’s NFL combine in
Indianapolis, Ind. There, he has just
one goal.
“To show the scouts I’m not dead.
I’m back to finish what I started,
because I feel like I left a lot on the
field,” Tate said. “I felt like I haven’t
reached my peak yet out there.”
But Tate’s life at UNC isn’t all
preparation for the NFL. He still
finds ways to make his presence felt
by the Thr Heels.
He watches each game from his
house UNC doesn’t want him on
the sidelines during games for fear
of further injury —and always lets
junior Hakeem Nicks know his take
on the game.
“I talk to him right after the game,
and we talk about different situations
and he’s always giving advice,” Nicks
said. “He helps out a lot.”
And with all the time he spends
in the training room, Tate is still
around the program enough not to
be forgotten.
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lot on the field. I
felt like I haven’t
reached my peak
yet out there.”
BRANDON TATE, UNC WIDE RECEIVER
“The players before practice all
come through the training room,”
Tate said. “We all talk and stuff like
that I’ve still got the same bond with
the players.”
Coach Butch Davis said Tate is a
constant presence throughout the
week inside Kenan Stadium. “Some
weeks I almost see him every day,”
he said. “He’ll come to the receivers’
meetings, or I’ll see him down in the
training room, and we talk quite a
bit”
All that leads to Saturday’s game
against N.C. State. North Carolina
sits at 7-3 and on the cusp of a nice
bowl invitatioq.
For the first time since Oct. 11,
Tate will appear on the field before
a packed house, and because of that
the Tar Heels have more incentive to
knock off their in-state rival. They
want to put on an entertaining show
for their broken star.
“We definitely, as a wide receiver
group, want to send him out with a
good game,” Nicks said. “We want to
show him how much he meant to us
as a brother and just show him that
we still care for him, and we’re still
here for him.”
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TUITION
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justify any increase they put for
ward.
But Chancellor Holden Thorp
said he and the trustees would be
able to do that.
“We’re all on the same page,”
he said. “I think the fact that stu
dents backed this really gives us
firepower.”
Student Body President J.J.
Raynor, who serves as a trustee,
backed the tuition increase propos
als, and three students who spoke
at a Wednesday trustee committee
meeting said they recognized the
need for the increases.
WELL DEFENSE
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1:30 a.m., followed by a showing
of the 1996 film “Space Jam.” Free
breakfast will be served at 4 a.m.
Stephen Vance, Fever co-chair
man, said there also is the possi
bility of a surprise appearance by a
UNC football player.
For each one-hour shift of the
night, as many as 100 students might
be guarding the well. For this reason,
he said he doesn’t expect to meet any
would-be Wolfpack vandals.
But Vance and Penny said the
event is more about having fun and
laying the foundation for a tradition
surrounding UNC football.
“We’re trying to come up with
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“Were all on the same page. I think the
fact that students backed this really
gives us firepower.”
HOLDEN THORP, CHANCELLOR
Thorp also tweaked the recom
mendations given to him by the
tuition and fee advisory task force to
make them more palatable to Bowles
and the Board of Governors.
He upped the percentage of the
increase going to faculty salaries
from 30 to 35 percent, in deference
to Bowles’ mandate that campuses
reach the 80th percentile of their
peer institutions in faculty pay.
“Were trying to come up with innovative
initiatives to get people to involved with
Carolina sports.”
STEPHEN VANCE, Carolina fever co-chairman
innovative initiatives to get people
involved with Carolina sports,” Vance
said. “It seems like there’s a big buzz
about this. People are excited.”
Fever members have also done
some painting of their own, albeit
legal.
Earlier this week, Fever members
traveled to N.C. State University to
paint the campus’s Free Expression
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UNC-CH professor salaries are
now at about the 50th percentile
of their counterparts at peer insti
tutions, which affects recruitment
and retention.
“We thought making that change
would strengthen our case,” Thorp
said.
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Tyler Eshraghi, a junior at N.C.
State, said that retaliation was not
unexpected.
“The immediate response around
campus was, “The tunnel was paint
ed. We expected that,” Eshraghi said
“But if we’re not rivals according to
Carolina students, why did it hap
pen? It’s sort of inexplicable.”
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Emery Harris, Kappa Delta Sorority
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Becky Huban, Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Paige Ivey, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
Jennifer Labrosse, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
Alex Lassiter, Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity
Katherine Lea, Chi Omega Sorority
Samantha Lunny, Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Lindsay Mac Neill, Pi Beta Phi Sorority
Meagan Maida, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
David Maxwell, Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
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lan McDonald, Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity
Lauren Meyer, Alpha Chi Omega
Jack Michel Jr., Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Gracie Mills, Chi Omega Sorority
Anne Morrison, Kappa Kappa Gamma Sorority
A. Ray Newsome, Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Matthew Parker, Sigma Nu Fraternity
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Anna Pulliam, Alpha Delta Pi Sorority
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Ashley Yakopec, Kappa Delta Sorority
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RED PAINT
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UNC-N.C. State basketball game.
In 2005, the N.C. State logo
was painted on the Bell Tower and
other parts of campus, and the van
dals were apprehended.
Thursday’s retaliation dis
appointed UNC senior Jade
Verheije.
“I think it’s taking it too far,” she
said. “It’s just a game, really.”
Sophomore Evan Watchempino,
a transfer student from the
University of California at Los
Angeles, said he barely noticed the
words, which blended in among
the bricks.
He said the latest prank paled
in comparison to the UCLA-
University of Southern California
rivalry, where students would pull
fire alarms or spray pepper spray
at games.
N.C. State Senior Class President
Adam Compton, who comes from
a seven-generation line of UNC
graduates, called the vandalism
childish.
“It’s disappointing that State
students or whoever it was would
stoop that low,” he said. “Go put up
fliers. Go do something else instead
of doing something where some
one else is going to have to clean up
after you. It’s kind of immature.”
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