The Daily Tar Heel’s recent article regarding the enforcement of alcohol laws and the drinking age was one-sided.
Read More »Thank you for your recent publication, “Objections to ‘Blurred Lines’ causes stir at Fitzgerald’s,” which highlighted how our community spoke ...
Read More »We’ve all experienced it: waking up late and running to class in PJs, everything un-brushed, holding a cup of coffee in one hand and flipping through ...
Read More »After having seized every opportunity, in print and otherwise, to sing the praises of my alma mater, I find myself embarrassed for the first time in 60 ...
Read More »The UNC Men’s Project is proud to join the University in celebrating body politics week.
Read More »Last fall, as a candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council, I had hoped to earn the endorsement of the Daily Tar Heel (I didn’t) and to motivate students ...
Read More »“Maybe I’m going deaf, maybe I’m going blind, maybe I’m out of my mind,” but the ban of “Blurred Lines” from Fitzgerald’s is ridiculous. ...
Read More »Regarding the recent protest by the Center for Bio-Ethical Reform: I am somewhat intrigued by some of the commentary as reported in The Daily Tar Heel. ...
Read More »On Thursday, April 3, Memorial Hall hosted the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra’s first performance in Chapel Hill. Upsetting to many concertgoers was ...
Read More »Raising the student transit fee even further to expand a bike-share program is ill-conceived. The Tar Heel Bikes is used by a relatively small segment ...
Read More »This week marks the 20th anniversary of the Rwandan genocide. 20 years ago, ordinary Rwandan citizens carried out one the most swift and destructive act ...
Read More »What do the ability of a mantis shrimp to survive the impact of a 22-caliber bullet, insurance participation in rural China, and race and equality in ...
Read More »One phrase in yesterday’s story about the “letter” criticizing UNC’s handling of the “scandal” uses a phrase that is more accurate than any ...
Read More »I never thought that I would pursue a position in Student Government. I’m a prospective public health major with little interest in law, political science, ...
Read More »I propose a fun and natural strategy that could dramatically improve the mental health of many students on campus. We need to acknowledge each other as ...
Read More »I was reading this article on the closing of Roses at University Mall, and this what happens when you have greedy developers and management who want to ...
Read More »I am one of the retired faculty members who signed the recent statement deploring the present faculty’s silence about the questions raised by our continuing ...
Read More »I am so disappointed in the University Mall and its actions toward Roses.
Read More »Glen Lennox is a historic, mixed use development located off Raleigh Road and Fordham Boulevard.
Read More »On Monday of this week, an African-American sophomore at the University was apprehended by police at CVS on flimsy charges — read: racially profiled. ...
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