Green on the hill: digging into campaign finance reform, part 2
This is the second in a four-part mini series focusing on different angles of federal campaign finance reform, an issue augmented by the rise of undisclosed spending for candidates.
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This is the second in a four-part mini series focusing on different angles of federal campaign finance reform, an issue augmented by the rise of undisclosed spending for candidates.
This is the first in a four-part mini series focusing on different angles of federal campaign finance reform, an issue augmented by the rise of undisclosed spending for candidates.
By 2015, up to 5 million more college students and graduates will be able to cap their monthly federal student loan payments.
Lt. General Richard Zilmer is not a climate scientist, but he knows how to prepare for a risky situation — and climate change, he says, is looming.
November’s primary election is set to be one of the most contested in the nation, pitting two candidates with plenty of funding — but low approval ratings — against each other.
As the election season winds up for November, the N.C. Democratic Party is interpreting Tillis’ legislative record to their advantage.
Follow #DTHprimary on Twitter for live-tweet updates on tonight’s primary elections. You can also go to dailytarheel.com for a feed of tweets. In-depth profiles of each U.S. Senate candidate can be found at the bottom of this post.
This is the final profile in a series on the 2014 U.S. Senate Candidates on View from the Hill.
This is the tenth in a series of profiles on the 2014 U.S. Senate Candidates on View from the Hill.
This is the second in a series of profiles on the 2014 U.S. Senate Candidates on View from the Hill.
This is View from the Hill’s weekly roundup of the most interesting news from Washington, D.C. pertaining to North Carolina and the UNC system.
Last week, Republicans in U.S. House of Representatives released a brief overview of their new “Standards for Immigration Reform” — a nod to their newfound desire for more compromise and less gridlock.
The View from the Hill is a political blog, and any opinions expressed on it do not reflect on the Daily Tar Heel. Staffers broke down the 2014 State of the Union address. Weigh in on the discussion in the comments.
Understanding student government is always important (they are, after all, addressing issues that directly affect you as a student) — but especially now. Because there is a vote this Friday, Nov. 8th, that will gauge student opinion about whether or not UNC-Chapel Hill should stay in ASG. And how can you voice your opinion without first being informed?
Understanding student government is always important (they are, after all, addressing issues that directly affect you as a student) — but especially now. Because there is a vote this Friday, Nov. 8th that will gauge student opinion about whether or not UNC-Chapel Hill should stay in ASG. And how can you voice your opinion without first being informed?
CORRECTION — A previous version of this story said Leonardo Williams was the founder for the N.C. Foundation for Public School Children. Williams is actually the chairman of the foundation’s board of directors. The story also quoted Micah Beasley as saying “we must be beholden on state leadership to make up for the lack of resources.” Beasley actually said “it must be beholden on state leadership to make up for the lack of resources.” The story also said there was a nearly half-a-million dollar budget cut to education, when it was actually a nearly half-a-billion dollar budget cut. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the errors.