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No. 16 UNC women's basketball overpowers Ball State, 63-52, in the first round of Battle 4 Atlantis

| November 23

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Column: Loving, leaving and loving Kesha again

By Annie Kiyonaga | January 30

But I cried, mostly, for Kesha, watching this singer who had once entranced both myself and my dad sing a song which finally seemed to be about her.

Column: The market and its discontents

By Claude Wilson | January 28

During the earlier part of the 20th century, an “Economic Calculation Debate” took place between economists; one side argued for a centrally planned ...

Column: Save the Chelsea Theater

By Evana Bodiker | January 26

In summer 2016, the Chelsea Theater, located in the Timberlyne Shopping Center, became my dark hideaway. On fuzzy, humid nights, I’d make solitary pilgrimages ...

COLUMN: Let's cool it with the 3-pointers, NBA big men

By Chapel Fowler | January 25

Over the last NBA season and the start of this one, I kept noticing something when it came to power forwards and centers. Over and over, time after time, ...

Column: "The Dean Dome is too lit when you’re epileptic."

By Gaby Nair | January 25

Taking part in the camaraderie and team spirit at basketball games are an essential part of the UNC experience, and as a senior, I really want to revel ...

Whatever, Trevor: Zion Williamson made the right choice

By Trevor Marks | January 25

“Brotherhood” — this, according to South Carolina high school phenom Zion Williamson, was what he sought to join when making his college decision. ...

Column: Did Dems get shut down?

By Kirk Kovach | January 23

Democrats in the Senate this week came together with Republicans and voted to fund the government until at least Feb. 8.

Column: A typewriter made me love writing again

By Tyler Fleming | January 22

Over winter break I bought a typewriter.

Column: UNC workers deserve support

By Alexander Peeples | January 21

One year, one month and one day from today will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the beginning of the UNC Food Worker Strike.

Column: How we wear what we wear

By Zaynab Nasif | January 19

I love pants. If there is one article of clothing that I invest most of my money in, it’s pants. The best pants I find are ones that can hug my hips, ...

Column: "That's Pig Latin, itch-bay"

By Annie Kiyonaga | January 16

How did we all know this absurd, nonsensical linguistic code? Pig Latin was just somehow there, inexplicably pervading our collective childhood memories. ...

Column: Rise like lions—the return of the British Left

By Claude Wilson | January 14

On June 8, 2017, the United Kingdom’s governing Conservative Party called a snap election in an attempt to gain a larger majority in Parliament. ...

Column: Learning to let go of Selena Gomez

By Emily Yue | January 11

I guess I'm going through a revival period, too. And it doesn’t have to include Selena Gomez.

Column: The true power of Carolina basketball

By Eliza Filene | January 9

Eliza Filene reflects on the life lessons she learned from her uncle Dan's passion for Carolina basketball.

Column: New semester, renewed mission

By Tyler Fleming | January 9

Winter break is over. We’re back and ready to report. Spring is a time of growth, and that is what you should expect from this semester’s The Daily ...

Column: Call a Neo-Nazi a Neo-Nazi

By Parker Barth | December 6

There is such a thing as views against humanity, and Tony Hovater has them.

COLUMN: Why we decided to remember 2017 with a special issue

By Tyler Fleming | December 5

No matter what your politics are, 2017 was a year of change.

Column: Carts, bikes, cars

By William J. L. Parker | December 4

Here’s the thing: as much as I love them, bikes are sometimes the wrong vehicle for a given trip.

Column: Rural America is more than just white people

By Cameron Jernigan | November 30

Last year’s presidential election opened my eyes to one thing: Many Americans have a largely inaccurate perception of rural America. More specifically, ...

Whatever, Trevor: Defense, not offense, will be UNC's downfall

By Trevor Marks | November 29

Sunday night’s final game of the PK80’s Victory bracket between Michigan State and UNC was, to say the least, not easy to watch.