Letter: Electoral College is not fully to blame
Criticism of the Electoral College by both sides has become the bold new national sentiment. Surely it’s antiquated. Surely it must go. Surely we can ...
Read More »Criticism of the Electoral College by both sides has become the bold new national sentiment. Surely it’s antiquated. Surely it must go. Surely we can ...
Read More »In our world dominated by social media, look outside your newsfeed and seek honest, explanatory journalism about Tuesday’s election results.
Read More »I volunteered time and money to get Hillary Clinton elected; I’m as unhappy as anyone with the result. But I think there are reasons to keep our heads ...
Read More »Joseph Tillotson’s (class of ’66) second letter accuses me of “ignorance;” I feel compelled to respond.
Read More »North Carolina is no longer the textile center that it once was because those manufacturing jobs have been sent overseas to places like China, Bangladesh, ...
Read More »East Carolina University is a university that is near and not-so-dear to most of our hearts. Recently, the ECU band has been under fire for taking a knee ...
Read More »Two counties of Western North Carolina made for a wonderful experience on learning about part of that end of the Tar Heel state during my times of youth ...
Read More »I read the opinion article, “There is nothing to be gained until House Bill 2 is repealed,” and I found it to be very intriguing. I am a student-athlete ...
Read More »As the daughter of an elected official, I understand the direct impact that voting can have on someone’s life, and the truth behind the statement that ...
Read More »It’s finally here. After a year and a half of campaigning and vitriol, Election Day 2016 has arrived.
Read More »When Bailey Aldridge of The Daily Tar Heel recapped the recent "Saturday Night Live" skit of the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary ...
Read More »I want to discuss the article “McCrory and Cooper (hold first debate).” I do not take fault with the article, because it summarizes the debate. The ...
Read More »I don’t go to your school. I haven’t been in college since 1971. I’m a registered independent who’s so worried about this election that I’m ...
Read More »In the (editorial) “Midterms can hurt the mind, body and spirit — take care of yourself,” you address the difficulties that come alongside with ...
Read More »In the North Carolina gubernatorial debate between Gov. McCrory and Roy Cooper, McCrory touted his economic record and slammed Cooper for trying to make ...
Read More »Two things have overshadowed the current election for governor in North Carolina: the presidential race and the controversy behind House Bill 2.
Read More »In the editorial “Moneyball for all” you talk about the issue of gender inequality in professional sports. Although this problem can be confined, ...
Read More »The University’s new Three Zeros Initiative aims to make UNC more sustainable by working toward water neutrality, zero waste to landfills and greenhouse ...
Read More »In the (editorial) regarding how the police force needs to be reformed, the author discusses how demilitarization of the police force needs to occur in ...
Read More »In Vincent Veerbeek’s article, “Durham jail receives grant to address mental health concerns,” Veerbeek raises great points about the status and ...
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