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Muslim in America

It’s been 10 years since 9/11. The players in this act of terror claimed to be Muslim. I’m a Muslim-American — and I am a victim of the Sept.

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Q&A: David Wilcox

No matter how much one ages, some things never get old. For folk singer-songwriter David Wilcox, this couldn’t be more true.

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The Encore Series: Stephen Anderson

This week, The Encore Series features Stephen Anderson, UNC assistant professor in composition and jazz studies. Anderson served as the director of the Summer Jazz Workshop. Aside from teaching jazz, Anderson spearheaded the Electro-Acoustic Studio on campus and also create work of his own. The Encore Series is a new video web series featured by the Daily Tar Heel Arts Desk. Derived from the French language, the word “encore” is defined as “again” and serves as a call for more. This series is dedicated to presenting an in-depth look at how various figures within the artistic community use their particular trades as a medium for expression.

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The Encore Series: Emil Kang

This week, The Encore Series showcases Emil Kang, UNC’s executive director for the arts. Kang oversees Carolina Performing Arts, in addition to serving as a lecturer within the University. The Encore Series is a new video web series featured by the Daily Tar Heel Arts Desk. Derived from the French language, the word “encore” is defined as “again” and serves as a call for more. This series is dedicated to presenting an in-depth look at how various figures within the artistic community use their particular trades as a medium for expression.

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FreshDSI

New DSI Comedy Theater Artistic Director, Paula Pazderka, stands alongside John Reitz, recently named production manager of DSI. The two new faces of DSI look to continue the theater’s success after the departure of founder Zach Ward to Boston.

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