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Kvetching Board for Sept. 2, 2016

The security scanners at Student Stores beep at me so often that I’m seriously considering abandoning my five seconds of air conditioning when walking across campus.


Cam Jernigan

Column: Would Ali stand for our anthem?

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On Aug. 26, San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick stayed seated during the national anthem, stating that he would not “show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people and people of color.”




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Letter: ​Berkely and A&M are worlds apart

TO THE EDITOR: I would like to correct a detail in the graphic on the front page of The Daily Tar Heel this week.  Texas A&M University is not in northern California.  It is in Texas.  (And culturally, Texas A&M could not possibly be farther from Berkeley.) Stephen Lich Senior Lecturer Economics Texas A&M University (regrettably) Class of ’97


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Letter: ​Vote against the new student union

While it is an admirable goal to improve our campus both aesthetically and functionally, the language used in the article betrays a motivation to compete with other universities’ amenities.


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Quick hits for Sept. 1, 2016

UNC football is back, and with it comes an awful internal conflict: Is football morally okay? Like, it is so violent and can really harm people. Make no mistake, we love our team. We love them so much that we worry about their well-being. We should make UNC E-sports, so no one gets hurt.





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Letter: ​Diversity should go beyond white women

I much appreciate how schools like the University of North Carolina promote diversity, but I’ve noticed a trend at UNC — whole departments made up by nearly 90 percent by white women.


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Letter: Make your extra second meaningful

Grunts and groans about the presidential election aside, 2016 will be remembered for many things — the Rio Olympics, the latest Harry Potter sequel, the Powerball-winning Chester County resident (OK, only interesting to people in Pennsylvania) and Black Lives Matter protests in Baltimore and other cities across the U.S.