Letters -

Play golf for the Eve Carson scholarship

By Letter to the Editor | October 4

“Study hard, work hard, play hard.” With these words, Eve Carson described one take on the Carolina Way. Students, alumni and friends are invited ...

There are better ways to curb smoking

By Letter to the Editor | October 4

The Smoke-Free Public Places ban the Orange County Board of Health has proposed is a great idea in theory, but in practice may prove to be an unrealistic ...

DTH is better than sexist Quick Hits

By Letter to the Editor | October 3

Regarding last week’s Quick Hits section: If you were wondering what kind of culture perpetuates the gendered wage gap, I’d recommend looking two ...

The League of Women Voters helps you vote

By Letter to the Editor | October 3

The League of Women Voters of Orange, Durham and Chatham counties encourages everyone to be a part of this important 2012 election.

J. Cole’s lyrics lead to personal ambivalence

By Letter to the Editor | October 3

When I first heard J. Cole was coming to campus, I felt excited. I love hip-hop and imagined that any artist rapping about his “Carolina blue kicks, ...

Board of Governors deserves students’ ire

By Letter to the Editor | October 2

At what point are we, as a student body, going to tell the Board of Governors that enough is enough?

Chancellor search needs more diversity

By Letter to the Editor | October 2

In the Friday, Sept. 28 article “With 21-member group, chancellor search begins,” Katherine McAnarney overviews the committee recently appointed to ...

DTH editorial got the transit issue wrong

By Letter to the Editor | October 2

The Daily Tar Heel editorial, “Approve transit proposal,” (Sept. 27) misrepresented the facts surrounding the proposed transit fee increase.

Christianity is a complex, diverse religion

By Letter to the Editor | October 1

TO THE EDITOR: Ignorance is not bliss; it’s arrogance and disrespect, both of which were prominent in Memet Walker’s column (“How to Lose a Guy ...

Carolina Performing Arts bucks tradition

By Letter to the Editor | October 1

TO THE EDITOR: I understand that art is difficult. I understand that art can be hard. But calling for a Carolina Performing Arts season of “well-known ...

Learn about the origins of inequality

By Letter to the Editor | October 1

TO THE EDITOR: You’ve likely heard the popular saying: “The rich get richer and the poor get poorer.” You may also be familiar with the lines ...

Ninth semester rule harms students

By Letter to the Editor | September 30

A week ago I read a letter to the editor written by Hayley Vatcher about the ninth semester rule confining learning opportunities and career possibilities. ...

One Act training would benefit Greeks

By Letter to the Editor | September 30

As president of St. Anthony Hall (fraternity of Delta Psi Xi), I am required to be HAVEN trained each semester.

Art: Not about comfort and familiarity

By Letter to the Editor | September 30

I was puzzled and disheartened by Friday’s editorial, “Carolina Performing Arts should continue featuring more well-known works.”

Student government provides micro-grants

By Letter to the Editor | September 27

Did you know that student government wants to give you money?

Column on Jesus’ wife was very inaccurate

By Letter to the Editor | September 27

In response to Memet Walker’s rants about the recently discovered “Gospel of Jesus’ Wife.”

Sometimes indecency is the only solution

By Letter to the Editor | September 26

I value decency. By decency, I do not mean good morals. I mean decorum—saying the appropriate things at the appropriate time and holding your tongue ...

Listen to students on endowment issues

By Letter to the Editor | September 26

As a student and member of the Sierra Student Coalition, I’d like to remind Chancellor Holden Thorp and Jon King of their promise to hold an inclusive ...

CUAB botched J. Cole tickets distribution

By Letter to the Editor | September 26

TO THE EDITOR: On behalf of my friends and myself, I would like to express our disappointment in the way the ticket sales were conducted for the J.

Classes put service in a broader context

By Letter to the Editor | September 25

I was disappointed to read the opinion in The Daily Tar Heel this Monday that service-learning is an “excessive requirement” of the Buckley Public ...