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In 1941, an editorial ran in The Atlanta Constitution that described Josephus Daniels as "one of the gentlest and firmest of men."
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In 1941, an editorial ran in The Atlanta Constitution that described Josephus Daniels as "one of the gentlest and firmest of men."
They only make up 6 percent of UNC's Greek system, don't own houses bearing their Greek letters and their recruitment process is nearly invisible.
Back in 2004, when sophomores Allison and Aileen Das were deciding which college to attend, each sat down individually and thought about the perfect fit.
Here’s a quote prospective students won’t see in a UNC admissions brochure:
Walking across campus takes Keith King back in time.
Fistfights, overturned tables and food throwing marked the scene at Lenoir Dining Hall on March 5, 1969.