Stacy Wynn, better known as Staceman in the office of The Daily Tar Heel, has been the editorial production manager at the newspaper since 1984.
When she arrived in Chapel Hill to teach social work in 1966, Hortense McClinton was welcomed as the first black professor at UNC. She remembered one student saying, “the School of Social Work is on the ball,” when she taught her first class. But off campus, McClinton confronted a different dynamic.
On Tuesday, Powers sat down with The Daily Tar Heel to discuss his life passion and latest book, “Twelve by Twelve: A One-Room Cabin Off the Grid & Beyond the American Dream.” The book is about life in a 12 feet by 12 feet cabin and contributed to The New York Times and The Washington Post.
The Smith Center on Saturday, March 9, 2013 after a game against Duke.
Charges were just dropped against Jennifer Wiley Thompson, formerly Jennifer Wiley. She made her first appearance in an Orange County courtroom with her husband in October 2013.
Clockwise from left: The Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event was held this spring to bring men into the conversation on sexual assault. Christi Hurt, UNC’s Sexual Assault Task Force chairwoman, speaks about policies at a meeting. Landen Gambill and Andrea Pino are among the filers of federal complaints against UNC’s handling of sexual assault. Chancellor Carol Folt approved the policy when she received it a week before classes started.
Authors Jenny Han and Sarah Dessen will speak at Flyleaf Books Thursdsay night. Han will discuss her new YA novel "To All the Boys I've Loved Before," and Dessen will discuss her eleventh novel, "The Moon and More."
Dr. Robert Pleasants is the interpersonal violence prevention coordinator for Student Wellness.
Kenan Theatre Company presents Tmberlake Wertenbaker's "Our Country's Good," directed by Joesph Megel.
Senior guard Wade Moody (55) boxes out for a rebound against N.C. State.
Emily and Dennis have been married 32 years. Dennis and Emily run 4 to 8 miles every day. "You get into a routine. You don't think of it as anything special," Dennis said about running. "Staying active keeps you relatively young," said Dennis. Emily has been blind for 53 years.
