The ethics of whether or not a company runs an advertisement is complicated, but ultimately, viewers will have a different experience watching the Super Bowl this year without the Coca-Cola bears sliding down ice glaciers and comical beer ads.
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“Retail investors go bankrupt on the stock market every day and no one bats an eye, but because these retail sellers found something that was going to hurt hedge funds and all of a sudden it’s, ‘Oh, we need to protect retail sellers from themselves,’” Browder said.
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In September of 2020, Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) launched a program to connect students of color with psychologists they can relate to. “The main goal of MCHP program is to be forward facing, to go into student groups and organizations, doing outreach and being present in student meetings,” Erinn Scott, co-facilitator of the program, said. Jasmine Mobley, a junior studying sociology, said her identity as a Black woman wasn’t prioritized by her white doctor, making it difficult to find help.
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A popular Instagram account is exposing UNC student partying through posts of photos and videos. Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz said he is aware of the videos and is working with local and campus authorities.
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The exhibit, called “Lifeline: Hunger Relief During the Pandemic,” is scheduled to run through Feb. 15. Creator Tom Simon said while doing volunteer photography for the hunger-relief group PORCH Chapel Hill-Carrboro, he realized weekly food distributions were the last step in a chain of community outreach.
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With online classes keeping most students inside all day, it becomes a matter of getting creative for students to stay fit.
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From football aficionados to ad enthusiasts, one thing is certain – this year's Super Bowl will be one for the books.
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At 8-years-old, AZUL said she would sing Whitney Houston in her closet thinking no one could hear her. Now, she's releasing music of her own.
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With COVID-19 forcing students to stay home, many have incorporated plants into their living spaces as a way to bring nature inside. These “plant parents” have growing collections of greenery in their homes.
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On Saturday, the 20th annual African American Cultural Celebration sponsored by the North Carolina Museum of History will take place virtually. Every year, the celebration has a theme, with this year’s being health and healing.
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“All the art that we make is very personal to us,” Pinnamaraju said. “They describe our inner lives, things we notice about the world, whether they're funny or very personal (or) vulnerable and sad.”
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“I love that this will be sort of correcting a preconceived notion that it was the Europeans to set up trade when in reality, there had been trade, very organized trade, for hundreds and hundreds of years right through this area,” Day said.
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COVID-19 has brought an abundance of change to the work, production and preparation of student photographers.
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Triangle Restaurant Week will be different this year because of the pandemic, but guests can still expect delicious food and drink.
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Although performing arts is especially reliant on community spaces, students remain optimistic despite a remote start to the spring semester.
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From the well-known "Harry Potter" series to the science-fiction series "Steelheart," students reread some of their favorite books from childhood.
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A poised administration and guests draped in vibrant colors, glistening accessories and well-known designer threads graced the U.S. Capitol while sparking attention across media outlets. Household brands took center stage at the inauguration and unique stylings left audiences bewildered.
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“Hearing them speak on the different poems that were read aloud definitely spread that inclusivity,” Ramos-Lara said. “He tried to, not necessarily erase, but build on a platform of negativity that has been there with the Pit Preacher, and create hope for something else.”
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Composer and key player Andrew Magowan said he thinks the Durham-based band, which released its newest album in December, stays together because of its uniqueness.
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“I feel good about taking on the challenge to redesign my classes for remote learning this spring, implementing new technologies and new course content and working on strategies so the students and I really get to know each other and fully master our learning objectives for the semester,” professor Jocelyn Neal said.
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