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(11/01/11 12:29am)
Brenda Bell, the chief judge, works at the Board of Elections during early voting on Monday, October 31. She is in charge of everything in her particular precinct. She has been working as a chief judge for 30 years, 25 in Durham and 5 in Orange County. "Exercise your civic duty," she said. Early voting ends Saturday, November 5.
(10/04/11 12:55am)
Rochelle Gutiérrez, a professor at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, speaks as part of the UNC Latina/o Cultures Speakers Series in the University Room of Hyde Hall on Monday, October 3. The talk was called "Cultivando Nepantler@s: Rethinking the Knowledge Needed to Teach Mathematics." She opened with a warm-up math problem and also discussed concepts, sociopolitical dimensions, and tensions and uncertainty in mathematics.
(09/09/11 2:46am)
Ashley Robsinson (right), a sophomore pre-pharmacy student, and Alana Austin, a a senior journalism major, sit in the quad on Wednesday, September 7. Robinson is from Inwood, New York, and was in fourth grade, and Austin was living in Queens and was in sixth grade during the 9/11 attacks.
(09/08/11 3:11am)
Chill Bubble Tea, Penang and Crepes Veronique are among the recently closed businesses on Franklin Street. There has been a high rate of turnover on Franklin, which sees the most revenue during the school year.
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(09/01/11 3:13am)
Lauren McGuire, a second semester sophomore transfer student, and Myeshia Floyd, a junior transfer student, discuss the problems they face as transfer students while outside the Steele Building after a meeting made up of a committee of transfer students. Lauren is majoring in English and Myeshia is majoring in Biology.
(04/08/11 3:17am)
Ellen Ciompi, of Durham, discusses her life as a nurse and a cabaret artist. She works at UNC Hospitals as a surgical nurse and is part of the team that deals vascular cardiothoracic transplants and trauma. As a cabaret artist, she does benefit performances, works as party entertainment, and uses her art to fundraise. She recently performed at a fundraising event for Haiti. She explained that being a cabaret artist involves singing, acting, improv and stand up. She also said it was about "being in the moment" and inviting the audience to join her and be involved in the show. She has been working with her pianist since 2002 and has a bachelor's and master's degree in music.
(03/24/11 2:07am)
Brent Herron, Associate Vice President of Campus Safety and Emergency Operations for the UNC system, discusses what his job entails. Part of his job includes making sure that every UNC campus has a safety system and a way for students to find out if there is an emergency. He also discussed what it was like working for the Secret Service and how the skills he learned during that job help him at his current job in the UNC system. He explained that safety is a very personal issue for him.
(03/22/11 1:39am)
The dental school overpass is under construction and will be part of the new dental school building. The construction affects traffic on Manning Drive. Construction workers direct the traffic on Manning Drive and S. Columbia Street while the work is taking place.
(03/04/11 4:52am)
Jackson Sutton, wearing a Duke sweatshirt, gestures to students passing by in the Pit to come Dunk-a-Dookie on Thursday as part of Beat Duke Week. This event is sponsored by by Alpha Epsilon Pi, Carolina Fever and GenerAction. The cost is $1 a throw or $5 for 3 throws and a chance to win two lower level tickets to the Duke game on Saturday. All the money will go to help more UNC students get involved in community service projects around Chapel Hill. The Dunk-a-Dookie event will take place Thursday and Friday in the Pit.
(03/04/11 4:52am)
Daniel Bowes tries to Dunk-a-Dookie in the Pit on Thursday as part of Beat Duke Week. This event is sponsored by by Alpha Epsilon Pi, Carolina Fever and GenerAction. The cost is $1 a throw or $5 for 3 throws and a chance to win two lower level tickets to the Duke game on Saturday. All the money will go to help more UNC students get involved in community service projects around Chapel Hill. The Dunk-a-Dookie event will take place Thursday and Friday in the Pit.
(02/16/11 5:02am)
Jessica Womack, chief justice
(02/16/11 5:02am)
Deanna Santoro, former speaker of Student Congress
(02/09/11 4:00am)
Aaron Taube
It’s ya boy!
(02/03/11 2:52am)
Cars enter Cobb parking deck just after 5 p.m. to park on campus. Soon, people will have to pay to park on campus after hours.
(02/02/11 3:54am)
Professor Andrew Reynolds talks to students about the recent referendum in Sudan. STAND UNC hosted Professor Reynolds in the Student Union on Tuesday. The event consisted of a small group of students listening to Reynolds discuss South Sudan and asking questions. Many students who attended had taken or are taking his POLI 130 class or have heard him speak before.
(01/14/11 4:04am)
Rebecca Vargha is the curator of UNC's graphic novel collection in the SILS Library in Manning Hall. The collection, which takes up a great deal of shelf space in the library, contains 800 works and about 100 novels are added each year. Vargha explained that not many students know that UNC has this graphic novel collection. She also suggested that students visit the SILS library to check out all sorts of other books such as Harry Potter and Twilight whenever they get a chance.
(11/23/10 2:18am)
A day after the UNC Club Hockey team painted a cube in the Pit, the Feminist Students United Organization had painted a response on the adjacent side of the cube.
(11/23/10 2:18am)
The UNC Club Ice Hockey team has received criticism for their Pit cube promotion of last weekend’s ice hockey tournament with a painting of a large-breasted woman with the invitation, “watch us score.” A day later, the image was painted over by the team.