Editorial: Sustainability is about more than fast fashion

By Editorial Board | October 12

"While fast fashion is often villainized for its role in waste and carbon emission, they share the blame with higher-end brands that so often are left out of the conversation around sustainability and fashion."  

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Office DJ: Comfort rap for the midsemester blues

By Leo Culp | October 11

"And even if you don’t listen to my playlist, I hope you listen to something that brings you comfort, or at least reminds you that you had it."

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Editorial: Campus celebrities are a product of consumer culture

By Editorial Board | October 11

"People are not meant to be consumed or branded, and doing so can yield unhealthy expectations for what mundane life looks like. Unlike consumable goods, people are meant to be malleable."  

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Editorial: Mental health resources for the Chapel Hill community

By Editorial Board | October 10

"In light of recent events, the Editorial Board has compiled a list of mental health resources for the UNC community. These resources are intended to be helpful for people throughout the UNC and Chapel Hill communities. If there are other resources we should add to the list we encourage you to send us an email at dth@dailytarheel.com." 

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Editorial: Looking forward to the Campus Y's work this year

By Editorial Board | October 8

"As the Campus Y enters this new phase, the Editorial Board looks forward to seeing its social justice efforts continue."

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Quiz: Which "Squid Game" level would you win?

By Editorial Board | October 7

Take this quiz to find out which of the following games from the Squid Games series you would excel in!

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Column: Anonymous political signs paint the wrong picture of Chapel Hill

By Ben Rappaport | October 7

"They spread fear in the community with early voting for municipal elections starting Oct. 14. Signs aimed at division rather than town unity have no place in Chapel Hill, regardless of your opinions on Stegman’s politics, the Aura development or the best candidate for Chapel Hill Town Council."  

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Column: UNC can't remain a research powerhouse without library resources

By Rajee Ganesan | October 6

"UNC cannot continue to rank as a top university for federal research, conduct the same level of research and serve the state as an integral public institution when decisions by the administration cut resources that allow the University to do so."

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Editorial: Senator Burr's double standard of taxing NIL deals

By Editorial Board | October 5

"A system where athletes are subjected to a double tax would be a massive failure. The regular student on scholarship, who makes money on the side, does not get taxed on their scholarships. If we don’t tax other students’ scholarships, why should we create a system to tax athletes’ scholarships?" 

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Column: UNC's grading system causes unnecessary stress

By Zari Taylor | October 5

"As a teaching assistant, I prepare myself for the usual emails I receive around this time of the semester of students asking for added grace. Grace is always given, but I wish that students wouldn’t worry so much about grades."

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Editorial: Reflecting on UNC's lack of transparency as communications staff depart

By Editorial Board | October 5

"This campus should be a place of open dialogue, both in the classroom and in the community — and communications officials have a large role to play in that facilitation."

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Column: “The Many Saints of Newark” can’t escape the shadow of “The Sopranos”

By Guillermo Molero | October 4

"But as I watched the closing credits roll down the screen, I wondered, 'Did this movie need to be made? Did this ‘Sopranos Story’ need to be told?'"

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Column: The Emmys were too white, so is UNC’s media production program

By Nicholas Li-wen Hatcher | October 4

"Programs housed here at UNC can play an important role in nurturing emerging artists of color, like the screenwriters and producers of the next generation. The support for student filmmakers of color on this campus is objectively lacking, and at the same time, it’s better than it’s ever been. Just like the industry itself, there is still much further to go."

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Office DJ: Songs for putting 55,000 miles on a Honda Accord

By Rajee Ganesan | October 4

"I’ve compiled a few of my favorites here: some of the best rap features on an R&B song and vice versa. Here’s to another 55,000 miles (if my Honda Accord can take it)."

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Editorial: Seasonal depression is approaching, take care of yourself

By Editorial Board | October 3

"Remember to reach out and check up on your friends. Treat your community with grace. Acknowledge that facing the constant challenges thrown our way throughout this year, and navigating the uncertain road to life post-pandemic, is no small feat."

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Editorial: Who's really behind the affordable housing crisis

By Editorial Board | October 3

"Affordable housing should be subsidized at the local level, and heftier fines should be implemented for landlords of poorly maintained properties."

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Editorial: UNC's new class registration policy leaves out transfer students

By Editorial Board | October 3

"The University must not solely focus on degree progress for transfers — degree experience should also be a priority. Transfer students deserve every opportunity to experience all that UNC academia has to offer, but they have less time than their peers to do so."  

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Editorial: Hybrid learning should be here to stay

By Editorial Board | October 3

"As we gradually start to move on from the effects of COVID-19, the new status quo should adapt and make changes to improve flexibility and accessibility."

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Column: Abortion resources at UNC — and how to get one

By Savannah Bradley | September 29

"While the road to free, accessible health care may be arduous, there is still a plethora of options available to you if you’ve decided to terminate your pregnancy. Keeping this information transparent, public and accessible is essential for supporting abortion access for all students at UNC." 

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Editorial: Get your flu shot to protect yourself and others

By Editorial Board | September 29

"Schedule an appointment or walk in to a clinic before the end of October to keep not only yourself safe, but the community around you."

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