Ryan Hilliard is the right choice for State Senate
TO THE EDITOR: Have you been watching as state government has been getting bigger?
TO THE EDITOR: Have you been watching as state government has been getting bigger?
TO THE EDITOR: The recent scandal involving the football team has brought the relation of “student athletes” to the academic environment of the University under scrutiny.
The University indicates a double standard in supporting Coach Butch Davis after harshly punishing a UNC researcher for neglect in her oversight duties. If you are a football coach and you don’t notice infractions by your subordinates, bringing the University into disrepute, you get the support of the chancellor and athletic director.
UNC’s leadership needs fresh blood. And with the departure of two high-level administrators, now is the opportunity. Jean Folkerts, dean of the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, and associate provost and chief diversity officer Archie Ervin are stepping down from their respective posts.
Life has changed drastically at UNC since the first University Day 133 years ago — yet the day is more important now than ever before. Every year, students look forward to University Day because of canceled classes and free food, but the true meaning extends far beyond these incentives.
As a meeting of the Honor Court ended late Thursday, a reporter for The Daily Tar Heel was asked to leave the premises of the Student and Academic Services Building — a public space he had a right to be in.
TO THE EDITOR: I take issue with the opinion expressed by the editorial board in the Oct.
TO THE EDITOR: We’ve all heard about Karen Owen, the Duke PowerPoint scandal and the media storm that it’s spawned.
TO THE EDITOR: Jenny Levering should be met with praise and support for her dedication to the Greek system at this University and the tremendous impact she has had on the student leaders who have had the privilege of working with her during her time here.
As a meeting of the Honor Court ended late Thursday, a reporter for The Daily Tar Heel was asked to leave the premises of the Student and Academic Services Building — a public space he had a right to be in.
This one hurts. Will Graves, our beloved three-point sharpshooter, was one of the few bright spots during last year’s train wreck of a season.
Have you ever wondered why you’re so attracted to that person in your class that you’ve never even spoken to? Sure, a lot of it might have to do with the fact that they’re smokin’ hot — but is there something else going on?
The president of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments should be able to vote during the Board of Governors’ meetings. Atul Bhula, the current president of ASG, has done the right thing by making obtaining this privilege his goal.
kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complain To my staff member who said, “Erectile Dysfunction is a growing problem.” You are amazing. To the guy in SASB who laughed at a picture of a girl passed out on the floor on Facebook and then looked around to see if anyone heard him: I did. Why does my RA keep trying to lure me into his room with candy and condoms? Just because you wrote your kvetch in French doesn’t make you chivalrous.
These are the true stories of three American youths. Each has his or her own tale, but today when we hear their stories they are underscored by one descriptive factor: the immigrant experience.
It seems like a common solution to problems that face UNC is to pass the burden onto students.
There are plenty of student committees designed to give input to administrators, but it isn’t often that the student voices seem to make much of a difference. Campus health officials recently proposed raising the student health fee by $21 in order to fund usual operations as well as a new facility.
All students should have the opportunity to run for student body president. But in recent years, the number of candidates who make it to election day has become unwieldy. The signature process that was supposed to weed out the candidates with the least support is not longer effective. Under the current rules, student body president candidates must collect at least 1,000 unique signatures in order to appear on the ballot.
First home win Thumbs Up Okay, so we know some of you aren’t too happy with our coverage of football lately.
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