Don’t let Red Rage get you down

By Nate Harrison | July 1

With the summer heat in full swing and the sound of fireworks still burned in our brains, it makes sense to shed light on an important topic of relevance to the UNC-N.C.

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Kvetching Board™ for June 30, 2011

By Kvetching Board | June 29

kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain Dear Advanced Calculus TA, prove to me why we are submitting 5 or 6 lengthy homework problems every 2 days if only 3 of them are graded… it’s a cruel, cruel summer.

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University leaders have censored free speech

By Letter to the Editor | June 29

TO THE EDITOR: In late April, Chancellor Holden Thorp revoked Professor Emeritus Elliot Cramer’s access to the UNC (computer) network.

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A ‘Founding Principles Act’ will distort American history

By Editorial Board | June 27

The Founding Fathers are everywhere these days.

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UNC football has a unique opportunity to reset and reload

By Editorial Board | June 27

Five years ago, UNC declared its commitment to football with the hiring of superstar head coach Butch Davis.

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Textual healing is worth the wait

By Sam Jacobson | June 27

They say the first step toward recovery is admitting that you have a problem. Well, my name is Sam, and I have a problem. No, I’m not an alcoholic (you can’t be an alcoholic if you’re still in college, right?), I’m not a drug addict or even a smoker.

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Kvetching Board™ for June 23, 2011

By Kvetching Board | June 22

kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain I can forgive a lot, Church Street: the noisy jackhammers, the creepy workers, even the ugly orange signs.

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South unfairly targets wearers of cargo shorts

By Letter to the Editor | June 22

Editor, I have a problem. I am a northerner working in the area for the summer and I have long abided by American principles.

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A fare thee well to Horace Williams Airport

By Letter to the Editor | June 22

TO THE EDITOR: Friends of the state of North Carolina, lend me your ears; I write to bury Horace Williams Airport, not to praise it.

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Voter identi?cation crucial for democratic ideals

By Carlie Sorosiak | June 20

It’s idealistic, albeit naive, to think that voter fraud is non-existent, rare or inconsequential, especially when the legitimacy of our representative republic is at stake.

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Voting legislation undermines democratic integrity

By Heather Van Wallendael | June 20

Regardless of the motivation behind the Republican endorsed voting legislation, it simply cannot withstand a cost-benefit analysis.

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Why the released records matter

By Andy Thomason | June 20

University administrators tried very hard to keep you from seeing the information featured on today’s front page of The Daily Tar Heel. Before being required by the N.C.

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Parking tickets reflect flippant attitude

By Jonathan Jones | June 17

Did you think these parking tickets were supposed to show agents buying flashy cars for football players? The revelation is more subtle than that.

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Students represented at Chapel Hill Town Council

By Letter to the Editor | June 15

TO THE EDITOR I am pleased to report that, at Monday’s Chapel Hill Town Council meeting, the Council members voted to have a UNC student sit on the Town of Chapel Hill’s Transportation Board.

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GOP budget irresponsible and reckless

By Letter to the Editor | June 15

TO THE EDITOR The DTH would be hard-pressed to find a worse defender of the state GOP’s efforts to dismantle public education in our state than Nate Harrison.

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Kvetching Board ™ for June 16, 2011

By Kvetching Board | June 15

kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain Of all departments faced with budget cuts, Econ is hit the hardest.

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Think outside of the Triangle

By Ellen Locke | June 15

On Monday afternoon, President Obama addressed employees of Cree Inc. as part of his visit bent on boosting the fledgling economic recovery.

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BOGged down: UNC should be able to raise tuition without BOG roadblocks.

By Editorial Board | June 15

Members of the UNC-system Board of Governors convened last week to discuss the state legislature’s proposal of a $407 million reduction in funding for the UNC system.

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We aren’t the problem: UNC students should get housing preference near campus

By John Hamlin | June 15

The Chapel Hill Town Council is poised to pass a temporary moratorium on development in two neighborhoods near campus.

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Kvetching Board ™ for June 9, 2011

By Kvetching Board | June 8

kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain To the woman who flipped her car on Rosemary Street: What bar is open before 11:15 AM on a Tuesday? Getting a kvetch published in the summer: so easy, a freshman could do it (Yes, I said freshman.

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