Column: Helping you understand the economy
By Vance Stiles | Feb. 28Most economic indicators don’t mean much for the average college student. Here are some that do.
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Most economic indicators don’t mean much for the average college student. Here are some that do.
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"When heterosexual men embrace feminine styles, they are glorified and praised for 'breaking boundaries.' But with that comes a responsibility to find sustainable approaches to resolving toxic gender norms, as well as genuine validation for the women who have evoked femininity all along."
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"You have to create a vision for where you want to go and be intentional. You deserve to take up space and work toward your goals."
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Princeville isn’t an ordinary town. It was the first of its kind, an American community founded by freed slaves, and has served as a microcosm of environmental racism in the United States.
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"Where do moderates go from here? It isn’t exactly clear. I have not given up hope that the Republican Party can turn itself around. Without party leadership attempting to wrestle power back from the man who made their lives miserable for four years, it is unlikely to see change unless there is an external motivator."
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Chapel Hill often prides itself on being an inclusive and progressive college town, but those values are superficial. The fight over affordable housing developments is an example of that.
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"Many shy away from discussing race relations in sports, but the reality is that sports provide no immunity for players when they leave the field."
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"Black History Month is well known as an annual celebration devoted to recognizing Black History. However, as I grow older and move away from the required readings, I just wish I was required less and encouraged to learn more."
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"Holding Trump responsible in some form, impeachment or not, is the best course of action for the Republican Party and the nation, allowing both to heal after the damage he did."
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Researchers at UNC have developed an oral drug to combat and prevent COVID-19. Here's what it might mean for the future of the pandemic.
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"In the end, free time should be used to recharge — whatever that means for you."
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If we are to learn anything from times like these, it is that connection matters, and nothing should be taken for granted.
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The editorial board of The Daily Tar Heel has a tradition of endorsing a candidate for student body president each year. But why do we do this, and how does it work?
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"'Euphoria' may deserve better, but that doesn’t mean it doesn’t deserve our attention."
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There are at least seven deadly sins in queer film, such as obnoxious age gaps and lack of queer actors. Despite the negative reviews, the series "Ratched" manages to avoid all of them.
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"We have been in fight-or-flight mode since March, and nearly everyone I know is feeling more tired, helpless and pessimistic than ever before."
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"Due to the pandemic, we face an alarmingly low degree of exposure to new perspectives. College students face this during a formative time when we should be growing our perspectives, not shrinking them."
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A quick breakdown of the science-related goals of President Biden’s first 100 days in office (and beyond).
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"Some people thrive on the pressure of writing an entire paper before the deadline, while others simply need a small to-do list to keep up with their responsibilities. At the end of the day, whatever gets the job done and keeps you sane works."
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When I began working for the Daily Tar Heel in August, I realized the work needed to make our newsroom more inclusive must be practiced, perfected and enforced. I hope to take those experiences with me as incoming co-diversity, equity and inclusion officer of the DTH.
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