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(04/25/18 12:55am)
There is something particularly unique about Chapel Hill, and about being a Tar Heel. In fact, I can’t think of anything quite like it. The sense of community, of worth and of belonging from my short four years at this University out of my 22 total is unmatched by any other experience. It may seem naive to hear it from someone relatively young, but plenty of our forebears with years more than I say the same. You’ll forgive me for borrowing some well-worn quotes, but sometimes they’re worth repeating again.
(04/11/18 12:04am)
About seven years ago, in 2011, citizens across the Middle East took action to demonstrate against the malign treatment by autocrats they endure. Many in the West lauded the movements as an effort to buck the authoritarians running the region, but almost all of the attempts floundered and ultimately failed.
(03/28/18 12:05am)
It might seem like the party in power would be setting the agenda for the country but that isn't really the case right now.
(03/07/18 12:59am)
This April, Tucker Carlson is coming to Chapel Hill to deliver the Park Lecture for the UNC School of Media and Journalism. The imminent arrival of the conservative contrarian has caused a bit of backlash, of course, given his prominence in the national dialogue and his often controversial guests, topics and what have you on his Fox News show, Tucker Carlson Tonight.
(02/20/18 11:56pm)
Whenever the country reels momentarily from a mass shooting, reform-minded portions of the country waits with bated breath.
(02/07/18 3:36am)
“Half of the American people have never read a newspaper. Half never voted for president. One hopes it is the same half.”
(01/24/18 12:21am)
Democrats in the Senate this week came together with Republicans and voted to fund the government until at least Feb. 8.
(11/29/17 1:59am)
Over the past few weeks, we have seen a whirlwind of accusations leveled against political figures. Some of those alleged of malfeasance already hold power, like Al Franken, a Democratic senator from Minnesota. Others are ascendant, like Senate candidate Roy Moore, the aspirant Republican from Alabama.
(11/08/17 12:30am)
Democrats are incensed about the “Russia Thing,” whatever that might be, but it takes away from valuable conversations that need to take place.
(10/24/17 11:09pm)
No, not really. But what if we did? If we, as a society that prides ourselves as progressive and forward-thinking, still condone the execution of our fellow citizens, why does it matter if it is hidden behind dark walls in remote prisons?
(10/04/17 1:45am)
Fifty-nine people. As of this writing, that is the number slain in the Las Vegas massacre last weekend.
(09/28/17 11:39pm)
One purported reason for President Donald Trump’s ascension, and for that matter, Sen. Bernie Sanders’, is an anti-establishment sentiment among voters.
(09/19/17 10:48pm)
Over the course of the dialogue surrounding Confederate monuments, the motivations of those calling for their removal have varied widely. To truly take a sober analysis of the question before us, we should differentiate between the various motives and rationale, and see which pass muster.
(09/14/17 11:33pm)
Ben Shapiro is Berkeley-bound and the college is buckling down as if a natural disaster were incoming. UC Berkeley is even facing the prospect of canceled classes because of the “militarized campus” atmosphere.
(08/29/17 11:40pm)
When most Americans had their introduction to antifa, or anti-fascist, groups, it was an overwhelmingly peaceful collection of disparate peoples who opposed the white supremacists rallying in Charlottesville. In that setting, they appeared docile.