After exams, donate your textbooks to CFA

By Letter to the Editor | December 6

World AIDS day was this past Thursday, and I was excited to see so many students aware and involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS. This December, students ...

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Debt shouldn’t destroy system’s nursing schools

By Letter to the Editor | December 6

As a RN from a family full of nurses, we were abhorred when my niece, a student nurse, showed us comments made by Dr. Spangler in The Daily Tar Heel on ...

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New statehood should involve a compromise

By Letter to the Editor | December 5

TO THE EDITOR: I respect Marc Lange for drawing attention to the modern exodus and plight suffered by Jews in Arab states.

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Speaker embodies more than petition’s context

By Letter to the Editor | December 4

TO THE EDITOR: We write to express our support for New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg as our spring commencement speaker.

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Do group protests really indicate commitment?

By Letter to the Editor | December 4

TO THE EDITOR: I was astonished at the column published in Friday’s edition, “Not so activist here at UNC”. The author seems to imply that large ...

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Don’t forget Jews’ plight from Arab countries

By Letter to the Editor | December 1

I appreciated Ben Elkind’s call in “The JNF troubles in East Jerusalem” for a Palestinian family not to be evicted from their Jerusalem home. It ...

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Union should also cater to Catholic practices

By Letter to the Editor | December 1

Since the Union now seems to be in the business of providing for the student body’s religious needs, I would like to put forward my own request.

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Towing cars outside of UNC’s campus is not fair

By Letter to the Editor | December 1

I want to add to the editorial about towing. I think it is ridiculous that towing is allowed for areas outside of downtown Chapel Hill and on campus where ...

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Pets on campus could attract upperclassmen

By Letter to the Editor | December 1

If the University is concerned with keeping older students on campus, the first obstacle they face that jumps to mind are the many restrictions they put ...

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Fix environmental woes through food system

By Letter to the Editor | December 1

These upcoming weeks constitute a crucial, decisive moment for the fate of humanity and the world at large: it’s final exams time at UNC.

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A ‘real’ community sets UNC apart from the rest

By Letter to the Editor | December 1

When they’re taking campus tours, parents and students alike want to know: “Where do freshmen live on campus?” They are simultaneously surprised, ...

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Students must demand a voice in tuition hikes

By Letter to the Editor | November 29

Earlier this month, Bruce Carney, Chancellor Thorp and the Board of Trustees completely ignored student-generated tuition proposals. When students protested ...

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Meditation room does not fix root of problem

By Letter to the Editor | November 29

I have mixed feelings about the new “meditation room” praised by Monday’s editorial. While it refers to itself as inclusive for all religions, there ...

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Don’t limit students to one housing experience

By Letter to the Editor | November 29

Every year, a community’s dynamic changes, but it is the diversity of people that makes up the community and contributes to the unique experience that ...

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Save Chapel Hill’s Human Rights Center

By Letter to the Editor | November 28

The Human Rights Center (HRC) at Abbey Court has become part of student culture. Several Campus Y groups have programs there, including LINC, Technology ...

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Diabetes is not always caused by a poor diet

By Letter to the Editor | November 28

While I agree with the overall sentiment expressed by Andrew Moon in his article on the failure of public school lunch reform, I am compelled to protest ...

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Affordable education will improve society

By Letter to the Editor | November 28

One of the many debates that arose from the issue of tuition increase is whether or not quality education is a right. I don’t claim to have the answer ...

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Tuition dialogue should utilize student proposal

By Letter to the Editor | November 28

As part of the Strike the Hikes campaign, I attended two public meetings on tuition and fees. I expected the committee to pass Provost Bruce Carney’s ...

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Adderall article missed other side of drug’s use

By Letter to the Editor | November 27

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing in response to the article on Adderall abuse as an educator who has worked with individuals with ADHD for more than 40 years. ...

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Thanksgiving is a time to be thankful for UNC

By Letter to the Editor | November 27

TO THE EDITOR: Almost four years ago, I came to UNC as an out-of-state student. I was excited to become a Tar Heel for my four years, but didn’t really ...

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