Editorial: Our favorite local coffee shops
By Editorial Board | Oct. 20The Editorial Board reveals our favorite local coffee shops.
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Read More »The Editorial Board wants to congratulate those who were admitted to the journalism and business schools, and to remind those who weren’t that rejection isn’t the end of the world.
Read More »"Voter suppression is not the rarity we think it is, and it may look different than what typically comes to mind when we think of historical efforts to make voting less accessible."
Read More »"If you are still living in Chapel Hill, it is important to shop locally and help your favorite local businesses stay afloat. Another solution that would make a drastic impact would be for lawmakers to pass a bill that would help small business owners. We have a state legislature that claims to support entrepreneurism, but little has been done to support small businesses."
Read More »Tips for addressing roommate tensions during a pandemic — courtesy of the Editorial Board.
Read More »"Vaccines, in general, are usually safe, and as long as the data and results of the clinical trials are released to the public in a transparent and consistent fashion, there should be no reason to be wary of a COVID-19 vaccine that has undergone extensive testing."
Read More »Times are stressful, but hearing "Dreams" circulating recently has brightened a few of my days. It also fits in with the season; something about Stevie Nicks’ ethereal presence screams Autumn to me, and I find myself listening to Fleetwood Mac on repeat as the leaves start change colors and we make our way through October.
Read More »The Editorial Board presents: people you should steer clear of at UNC (if we're ever back on campus).
Read More »"Life’s long enough to take a semester off. But it’s too short to be stuck chasing contentment while perpetually suffocating in work."
Read More »"Although Biden’s vision is flawed in many ways, and could have unexpected consequences, it may be the best we have."
Read More »"A culture that is conscious of mental health is one which creates an environment where students are fully supported, where they don't need to rely solely on University-recommended "pauses" in order to make it through each semester."
Read More »Columnist Michael Beauregard sums up the long, tumultuous history of campus politics.
Read More »"For many students, the ability to enjoy family coverage until 26 means more time to study, participate on campus and then figure out our lives once we graduate. It is absolutely worth defending."
Read More »"Many students have and will continue to demand that we remain in remote-only instruction through the spring semester or until a vaccine is widely available. Others argue that a return to campus is critical for their academic success and mental health. We express no opinion on that threshold question here, but we agree on this much: any attempt to return to in-person instruction must be accompanied by a robust, mandatory testing program."
Read More »Opinion editor Paige Masten sits down with Raleigh Cury and Nikhil Rao, co-facilitators of the UNC-Chapel Hill Mental Health Coalition.
Read More »Considering factors like timeliness, location, access to campus and just that special something, here are the Editorial Board’s favorite bus routes.
Read More »"Still, when educational freedom is under threat from the federal government, we feel compelled to support institutions that encourage us to critically evaluate the systems rather than take them at face value."
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