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What’s the value of the food we eat?

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Everything I know about diet and exercise I learned from magazines.From years of casual research and exposure, I can tell you with little pause how many calories are in certain foods and what activities will burn them off.






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When’s the next bus?

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Installing GPS tracking systems in the P2P buses around campus would be well worth a marginal increase in student fees.Student government is currently looking to install NextBus tracking equipment on the P2P buses starting next semester but is still slightly short on cash.


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A good hook up

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While UNC and N.C. State University might remain athletic rivals, the collaboration between the two universities on information technology is a welcome change.The choice to combine N.C. State’s human capital with UNC’s financial resources for implementing a new software system could save an impressive sum, perhaps $1 million.


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Student voice on Palestine lacking

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Thirty-two years ago, the Egyptian president Anwar el-Sadat traveled to Israel in hopes of seeking a permanent peace settlement with the Jewish state, with President Jimmy Carter acting as arbiter, in what is now known as the Camp David Accords.


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Student voice on Palestine lacking

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Thirty-two years ago, the Egyptian president Anwar el-Sadat traveled to Israel in hopes of seeking a permanent peace settlement with the Jewish state, with President Jimmy Carter acting as arbiter, in what is now known as the Camp David Accords.


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QuickHits for Dec. 3

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Roy gets 600th winThumbs upUNC men’s basketball coach Roy Williams recently notched his 600th career win. Congratulations are in order. Now let’s see if he and his boys can pull a repeat of last year’s NCAA victory. Texting lawThumbs up


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Homesick blues

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Recently released data on the arrests of homeless people should not derail efforts to build a new homeless shelter.The Chapel Hill Police Department released data detailing 315 offenses committed by the town’s homeless population so far this year.


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LFIT helpful? Fat chance.

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UNC’s lifetime fitness requirement is an unnecessary component of a liberal arts degree.Lifetime fitness courses were created in 2006 as a replacement for the swimming test graduation requirement.


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Yo, Congress, represent!

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Despite the squabbles and procedural issues that have plagued Student Congress this year, there remains a larger, more intrinsic problem: representation — or lack thereof. There are several problems. First, Congress is overwhelmingly composed of white males. This is a surprising statistic, given that about 60 percent of this campus is female.


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Gen Y is witness to history’s repeat

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Generation Y. You were the tireless foot soldiers in the campaign that elevated the junior senator from Illinois to the White House. You ushered in an era in which America would reclaim its stature abroad, a stature tarnished during the Bush neocons’ reign of arrogance.



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Beware the cost of a ‘Turkey Drop’

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Turkey Drop? Someone might have broken up with you recently, or you might have been the one doing the breaking. Either way, ‘tis the season! The so-called “turkey drop” is the unfortunate practice of breaking up right on the eve of Thanksgiving and the holiday season.