Letters

TO THE EDITOR:

Events this week illustrate that on the issue of coal, Chancellor Holden Thorp is increasingly out of touch with the values of the students, the community and the leadership of the campus’ neighboring towns.

TO THE EDITOR:

The honor system at UNC has a rich history that dates back to 1795.

Today, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is the only school in the country, besides the military academies, with an entirely student-run honor system. Honor and integrity are two of the core traditions of this University.

TO THE EDITOR:

This is a response to two letters submitted about lack of Student Congress funding for student groups and the appeals process.

TO THE EDITOR:

Over spring break, Tom Fetzer and the N.C. GOP released a fundraising letter criticizing Gov. Bev Perdue’s record on the parole system in North Carolina.

While political mailings and e-mails often pander to the lowest common denominator, this mailing sank to a new low.

TO THE EDITOR:

Over spring break, Tom Fetzer and the N.C. GOP released a fundraising letter criticizing Gov. Bev Perdue’s record on the parole system in North Carolina.

While political mailings and e-mails often pander to the lowest common denominator, this mailing sank to a new low.

TO THE EDITOR:

Over spring break, Tom Fetzer and the N.C. GOP released a fundraising letter criticizing Gov. Bev Perdue’s record on the parole system in North Carolina.

While political mailings and e-mails often pander to the lowest common denominator, this mailing sank to a new low.

TO THE EDITOR:

 It was a privilege to have known Dan Pollitt, the professor of law at UNC, who died last week. He spent his entire life working for social justice and civil rights.