In response to the Oct. 10 story on athletic fees, I was very disappointed to see Athletic Director Bubba Cunningham and Senior Associate Athletic Director ...
Read More »On behalf of the Board of Trustees, I invite the entire Carolina family — students, faculty, staff, alumni, parents and community members — to show ...
Read More »When I flipped to the back page of The Daily Tar Heel last Friday and found an article making the case that Chapel Hill needed a music festival, I thought ...
Read More »very morning I read the DTH. This Wednesday I read yet another letter condemning Roy Williams for his handling of the P.J. situation. I have yet to see ...
Read More »In response to the controversy regarding changes in the drop-add period: Students are upset when the conservative politicians who now run our state influence ...
Read More »Roy Williams: As a longtime resident of North Carolina and a Tar Heel athletics fan, I am shocked that P.J. Hairston has been allowed to stay on the basketball ...
Read More »Eric Boyers, in an Oct. 8 letter, writes that my letter to The Daily Tar Heel on Oct. 7 was too harsh, even “vicious.” He implies that I said Republicans ...
Read More »As we learn more details about David Shannon’s tragic death, many will be quick to point fingers of blame at hazing, underage drinking, Greek life, ...
Read More »I found the opinion piece regarding Chapel Hill’s new bike corral very disappointing. It suggested a parking spot for 12 bikes in a single car’s space ...
Read More »It must be nice to be Graham Palmer, who wrote in his Oct. 7 column, Getting DC to function again, that he “hasn’t noticed too many tangible effects ...
Read More »November 5 is Election Day for Chapel Hill and Carrboro municipal government and school board. I am one of nine candidates running for four seats on the ...
Read More »In Monday’s Daily Tar Heel, a letter from Professor Harry Watson criticizes the editorial staff for not taking enough of a hard-line stance against ...
Read More »It’s October — in addition to pumpkin-flavored treats, that means it is Relationship Violence Awareness Month.
Read More »While striking a moderate pose by endorsing the Justice Department lawsuit against North Carolina’s voter ID law, The Daily Tar Heel is betraying students ...
Read More »I’m writing in response to the Oct. 5 article, ““Panel stresses morals in class”:http://www.dailytarheel.com/article/2013/10/higher-ed-panel-1004.” ...
Read More »What a great idea that the athletic department has hired the Disney Institute to improve game day operations.
Read More »Having spent the spring 2013 semester as a visiting professor at UNC teaching the Urban Transportation course in the department of city planning, I am ...
Read More »Roy, after 23 years as an academic tutor, and after going through the devastating football scandal, I am resigning in protest of your disgraceful decision ...
Read More »As a UNC senior and member of the J-School Ambassadors, I would like to make an addition to Langston Taylor’s recent article, “Transfer students struggle ...
Read More »I would like to respond to a previous letter from Christi Hurt and Ew Quimbaya-Winship, the University’s interim Title IX coordinator and deputy Title ...
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