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The Durham Bulls have a Gilmore Girls link

Even if you dont like
baseball, you should
at least like Luke.
By Sarah Vassello
Swerve Director
A version of this story
appeared in The Daily Tar
Heel on Dec. 1, 2016.
He wears a baseball hat in
almost every episode. And
apparently, its not just a fash-
ion choice it could be an
homage to his former career
as a Minor League Baseball
pitcher.
There have been plenty of
Gilmore Girls ties in the
Triangle lately a pop-up
Lukes Diner in Raleigh,
a pop-up Lukes Diner in
Carrboro and all of the nos-
talgia that comes with revis-
iting old characters but
one stands out as a home
run.
On Tuesday morning, the
Durham Bulls tweeted that
Scott Patterson, who plays
Luke in the hit show, was a
player on the team in 1981.
The tweet is certainly
timely. Gilmore Girls: A
Year in the Life, the reboot
of the early 2000s show, was
recently released on Netflix
on Nov. 25.
Matt Sutor, spokesperson
for the Durham Bulls, said
the attentions been pretty
cool.
A lot of people had abso-
lutely no idea that there was a
connection, Sutor said.
Some people knew he was
an MLB baseball player, so it
was really neat seeing people
make that connection and
say, Oh, wow, thats great to
see one of my favorite shows,
one of my favorite characters
and one of my favorite teams
merge together.
The Durham Bulls Twitter
account also posted a blog
on Medium that detailed his
time on the team. According
to the post, Patterson was a
Minor League Baseball pitch-
er for seven seasons, spanning
from 1980 to 1986.
He started with the
Durham Bulls in 1981 and
started 13 games. He had a
2.11 ERA with a 9-0 record
and five complete games.
Apparently, from what Ive
been told, that means he was
good. But of course he was.
If youve seen Gilmore
Girls, this just reaffirms that
hes talented at everything he
does.
Patterson made it to
Triple-A status the high-
est possible before enter-
ing the major leagues. He
started his career with the
Class A Anderson Braves
and ended with the New
York Yankees Double-A
Albany-Colonie Yankees and
Triple-A Columbus Clippers
in 1986 (class A is the
lower end of the spectrum,
whereas Triple-A is the best
ranking in Minor League
Baseball).
His legacy isnt the only
thing that remains from his
baseball career. Patterson
has multiple baseball cards,
including one from his time
on the Durham Bulls (on
which he looks like a young
Bruce Springsteen).
The Durham Bulls have no
current plans to re-release the
card at this time, but Sutor
said it could be a possibility as
part of promotional material
if Patterson ever returned to
the stadium.
PHOTO COURTESY OF MATT SUTOR
swerve@dailytarheel.com Scott Patterson, who plays Luke in Gilmore Girls, pitched for the Durham Bulls in the 1980s.

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All up in your business Part of a periodic update

on local businesses
Compiled by staff writers Lily Lou, Lydia
Tolley and Sophia Wilhelm.
Photos by Ben Welsh, Rebecca Lawson

Tea house readies for summer crowd
A local destination that provides relaxation for busy
Chapel Hillians has reopened.
Honeysuckle Tea House allows customers to purchase
locally grown tea and enjoy enriching activities such as
yoga, garden tours and educational workshops.
General Manager Jon Ackley said the tea house was
closed in the winter, because the colder weather would
have inhibited outdoor activities.
We are closed during the winter months, since we
are an open-air tea house, which ties us to the elements,
Ackley said in an email.
Ackley said the venue is set outdoors for a reason.
We provide great teas, coffee, smoothies and service
with a view that makes you think youre relaxing in the
clouds, Ackley said.
UNC sophomore Matt Rundell said he is eager for a
venue to give him a break from his hectic day.
I feel like no matter where you go in Chapel Hill,
people are always stressed Rundell said. I think it
would be nice to go somewhere where you can just relax
and everyone around you is doing the same.
The tea house is open Thursday through Sunday from
9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Farmers Market open for the summer
The Carrboro Farmers Market began its regular
summer hours on April 1 kicking off its 39th season.
The market will be open for on Saturday from 7 a.m.
to 12 p.m. and on Wednesdays from 3 to 6 p.m.
Alex Rike, the Carrboro Farmers Markets assistant
manager, said the market has its peak season from April
through October.
During the summertime, were a very busy market,
Rike said. Our shoppers like our hours the way they are
it gives them time to come park and shop.
The Carrboro Farmers Market is located at 301 W.
Main Street in Carrboro.
A few of the markets vendors include Backyard
Edibles, Carrboro Tropicals, Chapel Hill Creamery,
Grandmas Garden and Sweetwater Pecan Orchard.
The market also has food and craft artisans including
Fosters Custom Steel, Heartson Baskets, Crow Hill Rugs,
Sari Sari Sweets and Sleepy Creek Smoked Fish.
The market occasionally hosts the Evening Eats Food
Truck Rodeo.
The food truck rodeo is always a very popular event,
Rike said. Guests are encouraged to bring blankets and
chairs and hang out.
Food trucks park in Chapel Hill, Carrboro
Food trucks are rolling into Chapel Hill. Literally.
After opening its second brick and mortar location in
Carrboro, Monterrey Mexican Restaurant dove into the
food truck business in June.
Their Chapel Hill food truck sells food from 6 p.m. to
midnight on Tuesdays to Thursdays and from 6 p.m. to 3
a.m. on Fridays and Saturdays.
A big percentage of our customers are UNC students,
and we want them to know about our restaurants,
Monterrey owner Jose Linares said. So, (with the food
truck), we can give them a small taste of what we have.
In August 2014, Suttons Drug Store and Pantana Bobs
opened Pantana Bobs & Suttons Food Truck, which serves
hamburgers and hot dogs from 10 p.m. to 3 a.m. daily.
Food trucks are lots of hard work, like any restaurant
business, Suttons Drug Store owner Dawn Penney said.
Many trucks said they are having difficulty operating in
Chapel Hill because of strict regulations. Because of com-
paratively looser laws, Carrboro food trucks are on the rise.
You have to find those regular customers who enjoy
the actual experience of eating out at a food truck, which
I think Carrboro and Chapel Hill are good at, Wade
Womble, owner of Dough Broughs donut truck, said.

Keep these summer concerts on your calendar

From PWR BTTM to
Future, cool bands
abound this summer.
By Rachel Jones and Sarah
Vassello
Senior Writers
Chapel Hill-Carrboro:
a haven for indie and
up-and-coming bands with
a history that supports that
statement. Everyone from
Superchunk to John Mayer
and more have played at
historic establishments like
Cats Cradle, Local 506 and
more. Now, summers here
and you have some free
time. Why not be on the
ground floor of whats sure
to be an exciting lineup?
April
All Ears: Laila Nur with
Mike the Prophet (Local 506,
April 30)
While its technically not
during summer, it is after
the end of classes. Laila Nur
is a queer Muslim woman of
color who has been dazzling
the Triangle community
with her experimental style
and her powerful lyrics
Chapel Hill based band Ellis Dyson and the Shambles perform at
Cats Cradle in Carrboro on Sept. 11.
that speak out against
discrimination. Mike the
Prophet, great in his own
right and from central
Florida, has been compared
to the Avett Brothers, so
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sparkling synth-pop should
what else do you really
need?
May
Future (Coastal Credit
Union Music Park at Walnut Museum Park, June 9)
You know them. Theyre
able to relate and rock out to
the duos drag-infused set.
Creek, May 13)
Molly. Percocet. (Not an
the twin sisters from Canada
who are very alternative. July
endorsement, just some
lyrics). This concert will
Theyre great, and theyve
sung your indie pop-rock Journey (Coastal Credit
be lit. Its outside, and its
right after the end of exams.
anthems, Where Does the
Good Go and Closer. It will Union Music Park at Walnut
You know Future from his
be a very good show. Creek, July 25)
friendship with Drake plus
songs like Low Life. PWR BTTM (The Pinhook, Theyre not just for your
parents. Theyre for your
The xx (Red Hat June 15) friends who still love Glee,
The queer punk rock band
Amphitheater, May 14) aka the two Swerve assistant
from Bard College has been editors. From Dont Stop
The lo-fi British group is
blowing up in recent months Believing to Faithfully to
making their triumphant
and for good reason. Ben Any Way You Want It, this is
return as a group with I
Hopkins and Liv Bruce switch going to be the best concert of
See You, their third studio
off vocals and instruments the summer if youre interested
album. With simmering beats
on songs from Pageant in drinking outside, belting
and whispery vocals, the band
and Ugly Cherries, weaving out classic rock songs at the
of self-described introverts
through lyrics that tackle top of your lungs with your
strips songs down to their
every stage of romance from parents and maybe crying from
bare bones and builds them
waiting for a text back to emotion at the end of the night.
painstakingly back up.
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campus. The audience will be swerve@dailytarheel.com
June
Broods (Cats Cradle, June 7)
Coming off of a tour
with Tove Lo and a stint at
Coachella, the New Zealand
brother and sister duos
be more focused than ever.
Theyre still riding the
success of their debut album
Evergreen.
Tegan and Sara (Joseph
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Drinking games around the world
If youve got some
free time this
summer, try a game.
By Paige Connelly
Senior Writer
A version of this story
appeared in The Daily Tar
Heel on March 22, 2017.
Drinking games, when
played responsibly, can be
fun.
In the spirit of vacation, we
asked international students
about drinking games.
Ireland
Joe Molloy, a student from
Trinity College Dublin study-
ing abroad at UNC, said while
the drinking culture differs
from the U.S., some of the
games are similar.
In general, Irish people
dont do as many drinking
games we just kind of
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drink, he said. Americans
need to have a structure to it,
whereas Irish people are just
like, Can we not just drink?
They play a version of
Circle of Death thats simi-
lar to the American version,
however.
Theres Kings, obviously,
which is just like the univer-
sal, the exact same as the way
you guys play it here, he said.
You use a beer can, we use a
kings cup.
They also play a game with
the song Roxanne by The
Police.
You split the room in two,
and then you start playing
the song, he said. Every
time the word Roxanne is
sung, one half drinks. And
every time the words red
light is sung, the other half
drinks.
They do drinking songs,
where they chant the persons
name and make them down
their drink in eight seconds.
Then they have eight
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seconds to down their whole
drink, he said. Which if its
like, a strong vodka coke, is
like, death.
United Kingdom
Stephen Hedges, a current
student at London School
of Economics who studied
abroad at UNC in spring 2015
said drinking culture in the
U.K. is a lot slower and laid-
back, which is why they tend
to play pub games.
People are at the pub a lot
longer, and its a much more
social and hanging out place,
he said.
Hedges described a game
called 20 plus one, where
the aim of the game is not
to say 21. If you do, you
drink. Another one, he said,
is Fives, which is similar
in that it involves counting.
They do play Kings, as they
do in Ireland, and Never
Have I Ever, as they do in the
Netherlands.
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Moderate drinking is a bit
more apparent in Britain, he
said.
The Netherlands
Holland is more well-
known for legal recreational
marijuana.
Kevin Spijker, a student at
Arnhem Business School in
the Netherlands, said they do
often substitute the two.
We probably do the same
kind of stuff that yall do,
like beer pong, Never Have
I Ever, Spijker said. Most
of the time its like, mostly
sexual, because, well, were
drinking, were teenagers,
young adults.
He said that, despite its
content, the game can be a
bonding experience.
So its just a fun way of playing soccer or Frisbee on
getting to know people, on a
more personal level I guess. time, but there are many other
he said.
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Enjoy the
weather and
go outside
Adventures away
from campus are
perfect for summer.
By Aaron Whittemore
Staff Writer
A version of this story
appeared in The Daily Tar
Heel on Feb. 21, 2017.
Campus is beautiful, but
also somewhat limiting in
terms of outdoor activities.
Quad sitting is nice, and
Durham is one of the most
the athletic fields is a fun
places to enjoy the upcoming
sunny days near UNC. Here
are some of my favorites.
Battle Park
Consisting of 93 acres of
protected forest and 1.5 miles
of walking trails, Battle Park
sits on the eastern edge of
campus perfect for a quick
escape.
A quick walk down one of
the several trails leads into
quiet woods, where only the
birds and flowing creeks inter-
rupt the calming stillness.
Bring a friend or a book, and
let the shady forest remove
your mind from the hustle and
bustle of the college life.
Occoneechee Mountain
State Natural Area
A mountain near Chapel
Hill may sound like a fictional
creation, but just a short dis-
tance away sits Occoneechee
Mountain.
Officially located in the
nearby town of Hillsborough,
Occoneechee boasts the high-
est point in the area, along
with three miles of hiking
trails, ponds for fishing and
picnic tables.
While its a far cry from
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the peaks of western North
Carolina, the elevated land
provides a sweet retreat from
the Piedmont lowlands.
The highlight of this state
park is surely the peak sur-
rounded by evergreen that
overlooks Eno River. Take a
friend and relax at the sum-
mit while giving your legs a
rest from all the work it took
to get there.
Eno River State Park
Located northwest of
popular outdoors spots for
students. Covered by nearly
30 miles of hiking trails, Eno
River State Park provides easy
access to its namesake, the
Eno River.
Many of the trails paral-
lel to the river cross through
shady woods, providing easy
walking with great views.
Canoeing, kayaking, fishing
and camping are also allowed
in the park, creating a diverse
range of possible activities.
Highlights include a sus-
pended wooden bridge cross-
ing the river and the infamous
Eno Quarry swimming hole.
The cascading river and
the many options the park
offers assure the Eno River
will be a spot youll want to
visit over and over again dur-
ing the warm spring months.
Maple View Farm
Lets be honest: sometimes
we dont feel like exerting
ourselves but I wouldnt
dare leave out a place for the
lazy and weary among us.
Maple View Farm in
Hillsborough is the perfect
place to go when physical
activity isnt in the cards, as
long as you dont consider
devouring ice cream to be
physical activity.
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