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"It looks like you still have 50 general education requirements left; It's almost like they keep adding new ones every year. Before you know it, you’re ...
Read More »"It looks like you still have 50 general education requirements left; It's almost like they keep adding new ones every year. Before you know it, you’re ...
Read More »"Elected politicians should be held to the same expectations as the rest of us — the average retirement age in the U.S. is about 64, and more than half ...
Read More »"When deciding what to be for Halloween, I’ve felt like I either have to look super sexy or be super unique, which is an experience I’m sure many ...
Read More »"The allure of a brand-new costume is hard to resist, but the consequences of buying something new every year, just to wear one time, has a great toll ...
Read More »"Candidly, I never thought I would say goodbye to the honeymoon phase of college. I had to acknowledge some good things may not stay the same, but there's ...
Read More »"In recent years, instead of quality screenplays being supported and selected for production, more emphasis has put on things already familiar to a wider ...
Read More »"I’m already tired of the spectacle of politics, despite not having even been old enough to vote in the last election."
Read More »"Election day is fast approaching. As English speakers, this information seems almost unavoidable. Do those with limited English proficiency share this ...
Read More »"The point is, don't go in blind. While you're in Chapel Hill, you owe it to the community to let your voice be heard. You owe it to democracy."
Read More »"The reality is this: The Searing slate has made it clear they support parks and splash pads over people and housing. That would be fine and dandy if ...
Read More »"Bus Rapid Transit is a bus system on steroids. It’s not as shiny of a public transit toy as a light rail line, but might be far more useful."
Read More »"In this 'Campus Quandaries' edition, Satchel Walton takes on the social politics of changing housemates and the morality of taking toilet paper from ...
Read More »"Family vlogging doesn’t account for kids not understanding or consenting to the permanency of the internet. Even when videos are removed, the case ...
Read More »"Chapel Hill needs affordable housing desperately, but Town efforts to enact policy to make that possible are repeatedly fought by residents of wealthy ...
Read More »"How did we get here? How have these corporations managed to intrude on our lively, bustling campus center? How has our marketplace of ideas turned into ...
Read More »"The library etiquette and how it formed across our many campus libraries has recently become a great mystery to me. It's an anomaly. Although it seems ...
Read More »"It’s really about reading the room. If the music is loud and intense, it’s probably okay and welcomed to match the vibe. But during an emotional ...
Read More »"Now, nearly two years later, I’m a first-year in college and my mouth is watering for the chicken fingers and crinkle-cut fries I’ve been promised. ...
Read More »"The "Who Would Win" book series is a collection that pits two animals against each other and evaluates who would win. Here are my own, with a modern ...
Read More »"I recently changed my voting address from my hometown to Orange County – it’s an easy task that allows me to have a say about policies that will ...
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