Opinion: What will happen to the guards of democracy?
In the United States, we talk a lot about the right-left political spectrum.
In the United States, we talk a lot about the right-left political spectrum.
On Thursday, The Daily Tar Heel published a column titled “Depth of my Trump anger,” consisting entirely of 153 instances of the phrase “Trump is the worst.”
I am part of a small but growing minority on this campus. We come from all walks of life and are present in every academic department.
In support of North Carolina star basketball players Joel Berry, Isaiah Hicks and Justin Jackson and their sculptured afro dreadlocks hairstyles, UNC Walk for Health has begun a campaign to encourage the entire Tar Heel team to “let the locks of the hair on their heads grow long” for the rest of the season. (Nm. 6:5, Lv. 19:27: 21:5).
Your recent article entitled “Forum discusses immigrant rights and laws” exposes the hypocrisy and double talk which has run amok in Chapel Hill. Only in this “Alice in Wonderland” world can we pick and choose which laws to follow.
Trump’s election has brought a major resurgence to that pernicious ideology known as white nationalism, with representatives of this movement like David Duke and Richard Spencer gaining a larger platform than ever before.
In the DTH editorial “For God or Party” you ask “if there are clear lines in the sand for Christian religious leaders” as they decide whether or not to stand with the Republicans, and specifically with President Trump.
Dear ITS, please give me back the hour I spent updating my computer with my new Onyen password. kthxbai.
The confirmation of Betsy DeVos as U.S. secretary of education is quite possibly the worst thing to happen to education in the United States since No Child Left Behind, which touted unrealistic goals and magnified this country’s obsession with standardized test scores and the fallacy of proficiency.
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is constantly trying to protect its image. Keeping UNC looking good is integral to raising funds during a difficult time.
The presidency has never been more dangerous.
In January of 2017, Uber broke up a Muslim taxi strike by dropping its surcharges.
The editorial board of The Daily Tar Heel endorsed Alexander Peeples and Courtney Staton for Campus Y Co-Presidents.
Our campus and town was brought to a standstill last Friday when a series of unfortunate events led to a critical water shortage.
The countdown has started, seniors! Less than four months away until graduation day. For some, May 14 could not get here sooner.
Online over the weekend and in Monday’s print edition, The Daily Tar Heel published updates relating to a recent Board of Election decision.
I thank The Daily Tar Heel editorial board for its critique of student government leaders, though I would argue that our primary mistake was failing to take Vice Chancellor Crisp’s intervention entirely seriously.
On Thursday, The Daily Tar Heel’s editorial board published an editorial calling for student leaders to fight for self-governance. Their central claim was that Vice Chancellor Crisp’s memo on separation is overreach. As such, they urged student leaders not to capitulate.
After eight years of lying that Obama is a Muslim, I think the tragedy for Trump voters is that they and their leader are turning into those they fear.