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Column: The spookiest part of Halloween
Later, I found out that this is only one version of a “spooky” experience that has been shared by many of my friends and peers on Halloween night at UNC.
Guest op-ed: Silent Sam speaks
The gate to UNC needs to be widened, not narrowed. There need to be permanent reminders, including of me, to symbolize our strained turning toward true respect and equality for all our citizens. Then, these pieces together can create a great space for open dialogue to bind and seal our wounds.
Column: Fraternities go beyond the stereotypes
“Meet people and talk to them. I think you’d be surprised to find how many good, quality people there are on this campus.”
Column: Breaking news: white men have egos
We all have that one guy in our lecture that just will NOT stop talking.
Column: Dogs, scotch, well-reasoned argumentation and Jonah Goldberg
That’s why I’m writing this article — to encourage you to come to his talk regardless of what political affiliation you lean toward. You’ll learn something. You’ll probably have a decent time. You’ll certainly meet some interesting people. There might even be free food (I doubt it, but it’s worth the risk). And, if all else fails, you can gather a few friends outside and start protesting.
Column: We're all going to die (carbon emissions edition)
"If the private sector dictates our future, then we are guaranteed not to have one."
YAFI: In which we go crowd-surfing and eat hair
Kent McDonald (Tia) and Annie Kiyonaga (Tamara) are the writers of UNC’s premier (only!) satirical advice column. Results may vary.
Guest op-ed: Institutional suicide
"On either side of the stage in Lee Chapel hang elegant portraits of the founders, in military dress — both were, after all, professional soldiers, although much else."
Column: The Failure of Grievance Studies
"If the University truly valued producing students who are not only more knowledgeable in their chosen field of study but also possess the ability to think, they might attempt to reform these departments. Clearly, the University does not value this."
Column: Slow down there, liberals
The campus culture is changing so rapidly and so perversely that to address one facet of it would neglect many others. But, I’ll give it a try.
Column: The royal baby and biracial representation
This is what the royal baby means for biracial representations of power, tradition, authority and national identity.
Column: Lessons from Georgia O'Keeffe
Hopefully this exhibit will inspire women to make art that accurately depicts their own strength, push men to reflect on the way they represent female subjects in the art they create and challenge the public to question the way women have been reduced to female bodies in art.
Column: Help the people with fair-pun Instagram captions
The State Fair is in town again, and you know what that means...
Column: SOS: I have a crush!
I am afraid. I am afraid of so many things — climate change, the GOP, cockroaches living in my kitchen — but most of all, I am afraid of how much I like you.
Viewpoints: NextBus is the superior bus app
Which bus app is best? I used both Rider and NextBus for a week to settle the debate once and for all.
Viewpoints: Rider, the superior way to travel
If you’re reading this, do yourself a favor and download Rider. I promise it will change your life.
Column: UNC needs a midterm period
Why does UNC's midterm season last for two anxiety-ridden months?
Column: Clip Bird's wings
With the already messy traffic regulation in Chapel Hill, would the addition of the bird scooters be a good idea?
Guest Op-Ed: Holding out hope for CAPS
“I’ll always hold hope for you.” In light of those words from my nurse practitioner at CHS, I am holding hope for CAPS and its ability to serve more students in need, increasing their access to mental healthcare.
