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4/27/2017, 3:17am

DTH at a Glance: Leave RJ alone

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BY Danny Nett

Good morning!

Today marks about a year and a half since UNC introduced its second mascot, Rameses Jr., to the world. It also marks about a year and half since I subsequently sent my favorite tweet ever as The Daily Tar Heel: "UNC has a second mascot in the family. Meet RJ, a smaller Rameses with better eyebrows."

I've since used that post as a work sample for at least five different internship/scholarship applications, and at least one of them sort of worked!

Today, our editorial board faced off on exactly just how good RJ's eyebrows really are — and whether or not he deserves to exist, basically. I have strong feelings about the whole thing.

— Danny


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IN DAILY CRIME

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IN SLATE PITCHES

Because our sports desk received such overwhelming love from all of you for Jeremy's column about the natty, here's another fresh hot take to spice things up: We 100 percent would not draft Mitch Trubisky because we can't deal with him disappointing us again.

IN THE COURTS

On Tuesday, a federal judge temporarily blocked Trump’s plan to strip funding from sanctuary cities. But don't worry: North Carolina's legislature made sure to fix that, passing a bill in the N.C. Senate that would limit funding to sanctuary cities in the state.

IN '80s DRAG CULTURE

Kenan-Flagler's LGBTQ group is hosting its second annual drag ball at The Strowd tonight. Category is: executive realness, probably.


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