When you walk into The PITCH at 462 West Franklin Street, it’s not uncommon to stumble onto a variety of things. The space is a coffee shop during the day and a bar at night, with meeting spaces for networking and studio space for musicians, content creators and web developers. For the last week, though, the center space has been particularly spooky – decorated during afternoon and evening business hours with Halloween costumes and accessories on racks. It's called the Heel-O-Ween Pop-Up Shop. The project is the anchor of BUSI 590, a new class through UNC’s Kenan-Flagler Business School titled Flash Entrepreneurship that’s being taught by UNC professor Tim Flood. Flood, who teaches several classes in the school, describes the goals of the class as helping students get bitten by the entrepreneurship bug while preparing them for “the way the world is, and the way the world is going” with the shifting of the gig economy landscape. The course will provide a roadmap on how to quickly get...