Column: Folt hires old favorite

By Andy Willard | May 12

There’s a new position in town, couched comfortably in South Building right between the Chancellor and the rest of the University.

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Column: You will never stop being a Tar Heel

By Gabriella Kostrzewa | April 23

It’s just this innate sense of knowing that coming to UNC was the best decision I have made in my life so far.

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Column: Don’t forget the important stuff

By Zach Gaver | April 23

I’m not sure how much we’ll all have to remember from class. If you’re pre-med, definitely remember everything. You might be elbow deep in ...

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Column: So long, friend

By Nicole Comparato | April 23

As we go on, we remember ... what?

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Column: A fond look blah blah

By Memet Walker | April 23

I can’t believe this is my last column. Blah.

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Guest Column: Does anyone actually like fried okra?

By Carly Uhlman | April 23

I was destined to go to college in North Carolina.

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Guest Column: Don’t let anything get between you and your Razor Pro XXX

By Maddy Baldwin | April 23

I really only have one piece of advice to offer my younger, freshman self: ride a scooter.

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Guest Column: Do you, boo

By Izzy Francke | April 23

There’s still so much I don’t know about UNC. For example, Why is it “Die” Hall? What does preacher Gary eat? Or how is Pita Pit STILL open?

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Guest Column: Be bold: go out and grab the good times

By Ty Fenton | April 23

UNC favors the bold.

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Column: Dear Tar Heels: we’re rich

By Glenn Lippig | April 23

The story begins like most of mine do. It was a balmy Friday night, I had taken a bubble bath while listening to Frank Ocean and sipping whiskey, and ...

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Column: Don’t forget the elephant

By Alex Keith | April 21

If you’ve been an occasional reader of this column or, more likely, someone who got lost looking for Sudoku, you’ll know this column served mostly ...

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Column: Writing the next page in history

By John Guzek | April 20

We are the millennial generation, and we live in a time confronting great crisis and awaiting great change. We are idealists with high hopes for the world ...

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Column: A race and a city reborn

By Graham Palmer | April 16

About a year ago today, I was at the Celebration of Undergraduate Research when the news started to filter in.

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Column: Repent, heed the end of days

By Michael Dickson | April 15

The trees are breeding, the tour groups are in full swarm and the academic end times are upon us. I don’t have my cap and gown yet, but I already feel ...

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Column: The real fraud to fight

By Trey Mangum | April 14

Over the past several months, this Color Commentary column has highlighted national and local issues related to race, class, socioeconomic status, education ...

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Column: The last great rock star

By Meredith Shutt | April 13

Thinking about Kurt Cobain makes my heart hurt. Nirvana has been, for quite some time, one of my favorite bands.

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Column: Last call: an ode to Topo

By Brendan Nally | April 10

I can still remember it like it was yesterday. I was sauntering back from the bathroom, drink in hand, both roommates just a few steps away. The clock ...

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Column: An outsider looking back in

By Caroline Leland | April 9

During this semester in Spain, I think I’ve perfected the vacant smile. It’s a neutral expression I hope could be perceived as engaged, entertained, ...

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Column: All my grades are made up

April 8

Last semester, I studied a total of 20 hours for one class and got an A; in another class, I studied 60 hours and got a B. Here’s the thing: I was much ...

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Column: Public displays of revulsion

By Alex Keith | April 7

Nothing ruins a spring day quite like an anti-abortion display, complete with photos of aborted fetuses and Holocaust victims. 

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