It is officially fall, you guys.
Imagine stumbling into the mountainous wilderness for a week with seven other first-years before making the big move: college. Now, add torrential rain storms, homicidal bees and a boy who messes up every lyric to every song in the known universe. This was, without a doubt, one of the favorite weeks of my life.
So, you spent your summer abroad and now you've returned to the land of Bojangles'.
It's widely known that Americans love their sports. They're passionate about them. But I think sports at UNC are at a whole new level.
There are some combinations that just work. Peanut butter and jelly. Netflix and Chill. My physics exam and procrastination.
If you try and tell me that you haven't used social media to do a little bit of creeping, I will call you out on it immediately and remind you that you can always be honest with us here at the Daily Tar Heel.
This weekend, my roommate was away competing in a triathlon.
Intramural sand volleyball is intense.
That boy on your hall who dresses a little toowell, raps all the lyrics to the PinkPrint album in the dorm shower and seems to go out too often yet also has his life together?
The UNC Student Stores: a giant three-story college student consumer paradise, where everything is stamped with a bold Carolina emblem, well, most everything.
Idly scrolling through Pinterest in class the other day (did I say in class? because I totally meant after class), I happened upon an interesting post.
I have been a proud Tar Heel for one month, and as an international student from Spain, I've noticed a few things that are veeeery different here in the States.
I am a proud transfer student, but it doesn’t always feel that way.
So you’re walking across campus with your friends and you notice a giant gaping hole in the ground.
Fall is on its way to North Carolina, and with it is coming a plethora of new trends.
It’s 6 pm on a Monday night.
Humor me for a moment and just picture this in your head:
Whaddup fellow heels! I’m Kylie, your run of the mill, freshman plebeian.
We’re now entering the fifth week of fall semester and our new school year’s resolutions to get that 4.0 are fading away.
