"As someone who teaches American military history, I cannot count the number of student-veterans who have expressed dismay to me over the statue and what ...
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Read More »"UNC has had a long tradition of making African Americans unwelcome on campus. Silent Sam symbolized that desire to keep the school a place for those ...
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Every day hundreds of our fellow Tar Heels of color walked past a statue dedicated to those who declared war against the United States in defense of slavery. ...
Read More »Opinions assistant editor Ramishah Maruf on a new year of learning and leading the DTH voice.
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It almost feels like UNC athletics has a fear of cultivating a culture that is outside of the commercial persona that its teams have nationally. ...
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As Ozzy Osbourne’s “Centre of Eternity” blasted through a high school gym in South Plainfield, N.J., Troy Heilmann stood in the darkness.
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I was homesick, still hunting for friends and a fairly good baker. It was bread time.
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For students just above the near poverty line, UNC’s claims of affordability and exceptional Carolina Covenant program do not ring true.
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The pressure to form an identity after losing one you built your entire life can lead students to forcing originality and involvement.
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One of the most beautiful things about sports is that it can take on so much meaning.
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As a young journalist who fits the bill of an "aspiring young male sportswriter," I can say that I don't need Werder to defend me. By making it about ...
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THE ISSUE: Conversations on the issue of diversity within The Daily Tar Heel have been circling the office for a while, but the way to go about solving ...
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THE ISSUE: Conversations on the issue of diversity within The Daily Tar Heel have been circling the office for a while, but the way to go about solving ...
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"People are biased. Career journalists often work for years to train their biases out of themselves, to keep emotions from spilling into the work. But ...
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This time of year might be my favorite. Even as I sit here writing this, I can almost smell the freshly cut grass at a baseball stadium and hear the crack ...
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