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Consulting the ‘sexperts’ on myths

By Breanna Kerr | November 19

I-Team member Breanna Kerr compiled a list of common sex myths and went straight to the experts: the folks at UNC Student Wellness.

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Top of the Hill owner drafts bill to sell liquor after distillery tours

By Breanna Kerr and Jordan Nash | October 1

A Chapel Hill business owner is challenging the massive power of the N.C. Alcohol Beverage Control Commission — a group that marks up the cost of liquor by more than 80 percent.

Christina Townsend, a junior communications and journalism double major, creates unique works of art which she sells to fellow students.

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UNC student artists grow creative community

By Breanna Kerr | August 16

Instead of cluttering dormitory room walls with cliche slogans and movie posters, senior Violette Zhu said asking student artists like herself to commission original work would be better for decorations.

Students gathered in the quad Friday to celebrate Holi, the Hindu celebration of spring.Students gathered in the quad Friday to celebrate Holi Moli, the Hindu celebration of spring.

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Holi Moli takes its colors to Hooker Fields

By Breanna Kerr | April 10

Although Holi Moli UNC will have a new venue this year, organizers expect continued growth and success.

Kenan Theatre Company presents Tmberlake Wertenbaker's "Our Country's Good," directed by Joesph Megel.

Katie Sweeney, Katie Sweeney

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Theater group dedicates performance of "Our Country's Good" to Andrew Crabtree

By Breanna Kerr | April 9

When scenic designer McKay Coble met with visiting artist Joseph Megel last spring to plan the Kenan Theatre Company’s 2013-14 season, she looked to a production from the past for inspiration

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UNC to offer theatre management minor in the fall

By Breanna Kerr | March 20

The majority of students who come to the Department of Dramatic Art intend on acting, but soon there will be another option off the main stage. Catering to the students interested in the business side of the theater industry, the new theater management minor will start up in the fall.

Zach Ward, owner of DSI Communication, shows off the new location of DSI on West Franklin Street.

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DSI Comedy leaves Carrboro for Franklin Street

By Breanna Kerr | March 4

Although Dirty South Comedy Theater thought it was out of luck when its Carr Mill Mall lease was not renewed, leaving the Carrboro location may be a blessing in disguise.

The Vagina Monologues was a female cast that portrayed a variety of different characters who relayed information based on over 200 interviews. It touched on the subjects of sex, rape, love, masturbation, orgasm, birth, and more. Carolina Company partnered with V-Day to present this play.

Izzy Francke Junior Drama/German

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Vagina Monologues will be performed this weekend in Spanish and English

By Breanna Kerr | February 13

Two women who have never met are performing in this year’s bilingual production of “The Vagina Monologues” for the same reason: to encourage women to embrace their bodies.

Mark Katz, 2011 Hettleman Award winner at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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Music professor Mark Katz to serve as director for Institute for the Arts and Humanities

By Breanna Kerr | February 10

With Mark Katz now tapped as the next director for the Institute for the Arts and Humanities, directors from the past joined him to discuss the future of the Institute on Monday.

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Campus club aims to bring together American students with Chinese culture

By Breanna Kerr | February 6

The historical Chinese policy of “Panda Diplomacy” has resurfaced through a Chinese culture club on campus.