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Column: Why modern food media doesn't taste the same

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"This loss of prominence of chefs like Bourdain and Fieri affects not just food journalism, culinary storytelling and cuisine exploration but something deeper — it has led to a commercialization of food culture and the erosion of its artistry."











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Column: How to be a UNC dining hall connoisseur

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"Think back to when you first stepped into a UNC dining hall. Recall the excitement, the sensory overload and the inherent giddiness sparked by the multitude of food options. If this wasn’t your initial experience, maybe this article will change your mind."





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Column: Sports media has been hunting you for sport

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"You may not have consented to your name, image or likeness being transmitted across the internet but Barstool Sports, who depend on virality for marketability, have no qualms about facilitating online harassment. This issue is compounded for women, regardless if they are young fans in the audience or student athletes on the field."


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Satire: Gordon Ramsay visits Lenoir for one week of 'Hell’s Dining Hall'

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"I ate breakfast, lunch and dinner every day at Lenoir last week to study how Gordon Ramsay would improve the UNC dining experience. He started off mildly insulting students at the escalators who were standing instead of walking up the moving stairs, saying 'Maybe if you all walked up the escalator and lost some weight, it wouldn’t break every other day from how fat you all are.'"





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Column: Not all art needs an audience

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"In a world that constantly pushes us to be good at everything, to improve, to turn our hobbies into marketable skills, there’s a quiet joy in having something that’s just for you — something you’re not trying to monetize, showcase or perfect."