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Read More »Sophomore Calvin Snyder did not become a biochemistry major for the work, the late nights, or tons of lab reports he has to finish — it is because he likes the experiments.
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She showed up at work, hesitant to even enter the building.
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A world-famous band might have drawn most of the crowd to University United Methodist Church on Tuesday night, but the applause reached a peak at the conclusion of one 9-year-old’s performance of “Let It Go” from the Disney movie, “Frozen.”
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You might see her at a rave with music-lovers or hear her name in the lyrics of popular hip-hop songs.
Read More »![Mia Hamm speaks at the formal introduction ceremony for the Order of the Golden Fleece on their 110th anniversary. IDK IF YOU NEED THIS BUT I THOUGHT IT WAS CUTE: "It's [UNC] just the southern part of heaven. Actually, its just heaven."](https://snworksceo.imgix.net/dth/57962659-e6c7-43e9-8277-8bfaa1f90a0d.sized-1000x1000.jpg?w=1500&ar=4%3A3&fit=crop&crop=faces&facepad=3&auto=format)
With the century-old ritual for new member selection to The Order of the Golden Fleece completed, two-time World Cup champion, philanthropist and UNC alumna Mia Hamm took the stage to present the 2014 Frank Porter Graham Lecture on Excellence.
Read More »Though 3,000 miles away, the literacy problems of the Peruvian people were a topic of conversation in Chapel Hill last week.
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The sound of hundreds of heels on the brick walkways of Polk Place preluded a serious conversation about interpersonal violence prevention last Thursday.
Read More »UNC mathematical decision science major Tammy Lee thought she was the only upperclassman in her Math 383 course.
Read More »The outside review board reviewing former athletic tutor Mary Willingham’s research has determined that the majority of student-athletes in her test sample could read at a college level.
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UNC freshman Matt Wotus graduated high school without ever having had a formal lesson about consent to sexual activity.
Read More »Dana Perino said when she became the Press Secretary for President George W. Bush, the first female Republican to hold the position, it was not a job she had planned.
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Bernard Harris Jr. holds four different degrees, but no amount of education could prepare him for his extraterrestrial experience.
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Although Holi Moli UNC will have a new venue this year, organizers expect continued growth and success.
Read More »Art and storytelling merge together at Sloane Art Library in an evening that will trigger creativity.
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For Holly Fryar, recalling the exact age she was diagnosed with liver cancer is tricky, but she thinks she was about 15 when she began chemotherapy treatment at UNC Hospitals.
Read More »Two UNC committees working on athletic reform met separately Tuesday to discuss and consider both University-level changes and potential reform to the NCAA.
Read More »Winston Howes is at it again.
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