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"The Talk" tackles difficult conversations about being Black in America

By Miranda DiPaolo | January 17

“If we’re going to talk, just humans to humans, we have to look at the ugly stuff too.”

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'Mornings at the Movies' brings moviegoing back to the community

By Miranda DiPaolo | January 10

The "Mornings at the Movies" series started this Wednesday and will continue into May. UNC faculty members will show a movie and host a discussion afterward in the hopes of bringing the community together.

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Happy accidents lead to possible traditions for Spanish theater at UNC

By Miranda DiPaolo | November 30

The Department of Romance Studies and Hispanic honors society Sigma Delta Pi will be performing a play entitled "El palco del real." The play is about a dysfunctional family in Barcelona and was created by UNC Spanish professor Martha Alexander.

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Fire-breathing and 3,000-degree art at third annual Iron Pour

By Miranda DiPaolo | November 15

Celebrate the art of molten metal with artists collective Liberty Arts.

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Student playwrights explore eight universal themes in the Long Story Shorts Festival

By Miranda DiPaolo | November 9

Long Story Shorts Play Festival will give audience members a show they will remember. One student's play was inspired by her mother's death, while another student's will explore the relationship of a man and a woman who saved his life. From comedy to tragedy, the show is sure to please all viewers.

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Senior feels, love and Casino Royale were all themes of the EROT fall show

By Miranda DiPaolo | November 8

Ebony Readers/Onyx Theatre, a spoken word group at UNC, held their Casino Royale-themed show Thursday.

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Carrboro Farmer's Market celebrates 40 years this weekend

By Miranda DiPaolo | October 11

Carrboro Farmers' Market offers you a chance to have a conversation with the producers of their food.

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Polly Panic brings classical instruments into the rock arena

By Miranda DiPaolo | October 7

Asheville-based band Polly Panic is making big waves in the underground music scene. Their unique style of music points to their mission to diversify what many consider mainstream rock 'n' roll.

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Carrboro and small towns get a vote in international film festival Manhattan Short

By Miranda DiPaolo | September 27

The Manhattan Short film festival is expanding to Carrboro, N.C. and other small towns. The festival will feature nine eligible Oscar nominees, and the public has the power to decide which film wins.