Column: Don’t forget the important stuff
I ’m not sure how much we’ll all have to remember from class. If you’re pre-med, definitely remember everything. You might be elbow deep in me at some point and that’s no time to forget anatomy class.
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I ’m not sure how much we’ll all have to remember from class. If you’re pre-med, definitely remember everything. You might be elbow deep in me at some point and that’s no time to forget anatomy class.
Every Friday an editorial board member speaks with a prominent figure from the University or surrounding community. This week, Zach Gaver sat down with Kaitlyn Hamlett, senior Biostatistcs major and Co-President of Musical Empowerment.
I felt like I had some how been cheated.
THE ISSUE: In recent years, multiple court cases have been heard over the legality of the unpaid internship. A Supreme Court case found that two interns on the set of ‘Black Swan’ should have been paid. As summer — or internship season — nears, two editorial board members weigh in on the matter.
Let’s be honest, The Daily Tar Heel’s editorial board doesn’t exactly have the best record for student body president endorsements. In recent years, despite the infallibility of the editorial board, each endorsed candidate somehow doesn’t make it into office. It’s like we hex them or something.
The main purpose of going to college is to get an education. But it is also equally important to foster a sense of independence during these formative years.
The construction of a new basketball arena to replace the Smith Center would be foolish and wasteful of two of the University’s most valuable resources — money and tradition.
THE ISSUE: After a screening of the documentary “Schooled: The Price of College Sports” last week in Carroll Hall, a panel discussed the current state of college athletics. Among many issues, the often-debated issue of paying college athletes was touched upon.
THE ISSUE: A recent proposal would increase student fees by $10.40 to cover costs associated with night parking. This is to replace the proposed plan of charging students for nighttime parking permits. Two members of the DTH Editorial Board debate their side of the issue. View the other side of the argument.
THE ISSUE: AlcoholEdu is an alcohol education program that all freshmen must complete. Some argue that if the class factors into saving students’ lives, it’s worth it. Others believe that it doesn’t have an effect on high risk drinkers. View the other side of the issue.
Fleet Feet expands in new location
In its 23rd year, the Interfaith Council for Social Service’s restaurant fundraising event Tuesday drew its largest crowd of participants yet.
Groups that are helping to remake the town’s comprehensive plan have gained direction — but they still need tweaking.
Chapel Hill residents will welcome a temporary public library spot and offer feedback on goals to guide the town’s future on Saturday at Chapel Hill 2020’s open house.
Men in medical attire mingled with young violinists and suit-clad professionals in the Gene Strowd Community Rose Garden on Sunday.