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New tax laws will not allow state agencies to collect patients’ tax returns in exchange for medical debts ? in a time of rising health care costs and lack of Medicaid expansion.The final version of the state’s omnibus tax reforms, passed last month, omitted an early provision that would have reenacted the Set-Off Debt Collection Act, also known as SODCA.The original law was enacted in 1979 and repealed in 2013.
Carolina Performing Arts announced their 2014-2015 season today. Next season's performances will include the Mariinsky Orchestra, Silk Road Ensemble members with Yo-Yo Ma, Brazilian singer Milton Nascimento and others.A complete list of next season's performances can be found here.
The North Carolina baseball team headed into their final game against ECU carrying a four game winning streak, seemingly carrying a bit of momentum.
PRC2's "Hold These Truths"Thursday, 7:30 p.m.????1/2Jeanne Sakata’s one man show “Hold These Truths” presents an immensely powerful look into the American struggle for racial equality and justice, and is closing out PRC2’s 2013-14 season with standing ovations.
For ModernExtension dance company using dance as a means for activism is not out of the ordinary.
Until the end of the spring semester, Canvas will profile a student from every artistic academic program at UNC each week — from dramatic art to creative writing to photojournalism.In the final installment of the series, staff writer Robert McNeely profiled junior dramatic arts and media production major Miles Bonsignore.The life of a college student is often a boundless stream of activities and obligations.
The time-honored tones of the baroque period are primed and ready to close out the academic year at UNC.
Kicking off the end of semester celebrations, The Chapel Hill Players, or CHiPs, are hosting a night of laughter on Thursday with a luau-themed show packed with improvisational and sketch comedy.
You don’t need to interact with the man in an underground bunker wearing an aluminum hat to hear the latest discussion on surveillance and paranoia.Under the guidance of communications studies professor Tony Perucci, 12 students in his COMM 564 class, "Paranoia in Performance," will perform a piece today called “You’re Being Watched” to start a discussion on how much people
Not many UNC orientation leaders can claim to be underground rappers, and even fewer gain enough popularity to perform at sold-out shows.
Throughout the spring semester, Canvas will profile a student from every artistic academic program at UNC each week — from
Pollen, blooming petals and the sound of birds chirping are a few of the first things that welcome the coming of spring.
Master of Fine Arts student Michael Bramwell’s exhibit in the John and June Alcott Gallery in Hanes Art Center features an art project that he said began 40 years ago.
Throughout the spring semester, Canvas will profile a student from every artistic academic program at UNC each week — from dramatic art to creative writing to photojournalism.In the fourth installment of the series, staff writer Rupali Srivastava profiled sophomore communications studies major Kelly Swanson.After trading in her philosophy textbooks for camera equipment, sophomore Kelly Swanson found a way to incorporate what she loves — film, production and literature — into her studies at UNC.The communication studies major has a focus in digital media and production and has minors in global cinema and writing for the screen and stage, in an effort to combine technology, film theory and comparative literature.
Musical works written by Rachmaninoff have been performed countless times by symphonies all around the world and tonight, the UNC Symphony Orchestra will tackle one of his famous pieces at their Scholarship Benefit Concert.
Looking to learn more about North Carolina and the southern experience? Every week, Tales from the Old North State will feature events in and around the area that highlight the history and culture of N.C.
