CUAB spends less on 2014 Homecoming acts
By Samantha Sabin | Nov. 4, 2014The price tag for this year’s two Homecoming acts is easier on the Carolina Union Activities Board’s budget than those of past shows.
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Laverne Cox knew she wanted to be a performer by the time she was in the third grade. She said she found her inspiration from the movie “Gone With the Wind” and a fan she bought while on a field trip to Six Flags .
Read More »The Carolina Union Activities Board will present the 10th annual Comedy Festival this week.
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After a hip-hop-centric fall semester, the Carolina Union Activities Board is swapping out sick beats for an acoustic guitar.
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The Carolina Union is not just the building on campus that is home to Alpine Bagel Cafe and Wendy’s.
Read More »From a sex columnist to multiple North Carolina rappers, the Carolina Union Activities Board has explored a spectrum of performance acts this past year.
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The Carolina Union Activities Board is bringing Common to campus to wrap up the semester. But rapping won’t be the focus of the socially conscious hip-hop artist’s appearance today.
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When the colorful lights started flashing and J. Cole came out in his Carolina hoodie, energy coursed through Carmichael Arena. Cole’s clever and thoughtful lyrics were a hit with the sold-out crowd, composed of mainly UNC students, at the 2012 Homecoming Concert Sunday night.
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Elle Varner, a 23-year-old R&B singer-songwriter from California, opened for J. Cole at the 2012 UNC Homecoming Concert Sunday night. Varner collaborated with J. Cole on her most recent album. Staff writer Caroline Pate spoke to Varner about her life, her career and the future.
Read More »In today’s culture, sexual violence is largely seen as a women’s issue that only some “good” men help out with, Jackson Katz, a leading anti-sexist activist, told students Tuesday night.
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Disc jockey and music producer Diplo is known to jet set around the world.
Read More »Despite a large turnout, an impromptu Sunset Serenade in the Pit Monday night was dampened — not by rain, but by a violation of University policy.
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The impetus for the first collaboration between CUAB and WXYC came from a famous jazz musician. While Googling himself, jazz pianist Matthew Shipp discovered that UNC radio station WXYC frequently plays his music. He asked the station to help him find a venue to perform in the area.
Read More »Books, films, music albums — all have been adapted for the stage. Come Feb. 2, newspaper columns can be added to the list.
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It took a while for Carolina Union Activities Board to warm up this semester. The organization’s events have sparked controversy among the student body.
Read More »A concert by hip-hop group Travis Porter, hosted by the Carolina Union Activities Board, will be on this semester’s last day of classes.
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Students who had UNC as a back-up to Hogwarts got a chance to leave their Muggle lives for a while and share their love of J.K. Rowling’s magical world.
Read More »Students got a taste of what the Carolina Union’s new multipurpose software can do during Homecoming week, but campus officials said the program has been underused.
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An Academy Award nominated director is coming to UNC to discuss his experiences as a black filmmaker in Hollywood. The Carolina Union Activities Board announced Tuesday that director Spike Lee will be on campus Dec. 6.
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Despite pleas from members of Student Television, the Carolina Union Board of Directors voted Monday to split a multipurpose room that the organization has been using as a studio.
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