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Gloria Thomas directs the Center for the Education of Women at the University of Michigan. She is one of three candidates who may become director of the Carolina Women’s Center. Staff writer Harris Wheless sat down with Thomas to discuss her plans and her platform.
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Unbridled support for an institution is harmful. If we are not willing to critique something we love, then we are not being responsible members of our community.
The effects of two Kansas State University students’ sexual assault lawsuits are stretching nationwide — reigniting issues of sexual assault in Greek life.
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On April 20, the Interfratenity Council and student government held a cookout in Fraternity Court, with proceeds going to Project Dinah, a campus anti-interpersonal violence organization. On April 7, four fraternities hosted It’s On Us, a fundraiser for the Orange County Rape Crisis Center. These events “promote sexual assault awareness and prevention.” It’s impressive that Greek organizations have recognized sexual assault as endemic to their communities.
It starts young.
Hurston Hall still mislabeled; Aramark; building renaming moratorium: Polk Place is still named Polk Place.
Finals are looming. It's too gosh darn hot. Our seniors will be leaving us. Teachers are assigning last-minute papers. And, need I remind everyone, we went all the way to Houston and lost the championship.
For my last arts column, I wanted to write something I can stand behind forever.
Your grandparents weren’t the ones out on the town for bingo on Monday — but the ones who were might look like your grandparents.
Send Silence Packing came to campus Monday to spark discussion about suicide prevention and mental health.
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Today, one in five women experience sexual assault or rape in their lifetime. The Orange County Rape Crisis Center has organized a series of events throughout April — Sexual Assault Awareness Month — to raise awareness for sexual violence and to create a safe space for survivors to share their stories.
In my 21 years on this planet and five spent as something that could vaguely resemble a journalist, I've submitted one public records request. It was for my media law class sophomore year, and I requested a copy of Mindy Kaling's birth certificate from the Massachussetts Registry of Vital Records and Statistics. You can read the full request in my tweet about it last December.
On July 2, 2014, Amanda Albright submitted a public records request to UNC’s freshly created public records site. The site’s purpose was to “make it easy to request public records and to see how the University’s Public Records Office responds.”
Joy Castro takes on everything — she's a novelist, college professor, creative writing workshop instructor and a mother.
UNC students participate in a walk as a part of the “It’s On Us” even, which sought to raise awareness of and prevent sexual assault.
Hundreds stood outside of the Campus Y Thursday as Lauren Debski recalled her experience of sexual assault.
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