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Tuesday June 6th

Brooke Bauman


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It's easier than ever to recycle in Orange County and at UNC

Recycling centers in Orange and Durham counties are stepping up their game and helping people incorporate recycling into their lives more seamlessly. Find out how UNC is taking steps to create a greener planet, from competitive dorm games to having pick-up points on campus for certain materials such as plastic bags. Other companies are even incorporating recyclable material into clothes, including UNC graduation gowns.

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Jennifer Kelly and her team in Puerto Rico pose with Puerto Rican flag. They arrived in Puerto Rico to provide medical assistance and set up a clinic. Photo courtesy of Kelly.
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How to heal when disaster strikes: UNC pharamacist helps Puerto Rico hurricane survivors

Jennifer Kelly, a critical care pharmacist at UNC who works in the emergency department, has combined her medical training with a passion for service. As a member of the Disaster Medical Assistance Team under the Federal Government, Kelly was able to serve communities affected by Hurricane Irma and Harvey. University Desk staff writer Brooke Bauman, sat down with her to talk about her experience.    

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UNC School of Medicine discovers new evidence regarding the risks of vaping

As e-liquids gained popularity, the world said goodbye to that quintessential smoke smell. The vaping and e-cigarette industries have introduced flavored liquids, ranging from Blue Raspberry Cotton Candy to Frozen Lime Drop. But as a recent series of studies from the UNC School of Medicine suggests, there may be some toxic ingredients masked behind these enticing names.

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Immigration panel gets opinions from across the globe on entrepreneurship and diversity

On Tuesday, immigrants from all corners of the globe gathered to discuss their common roots in business in North Carolina. The Center for the Study of the American South hosted their signature 2018 Chandler Conversation in Southern Business History. Panelists discussed their stories as immigrant entrepreneurs who established themselves as businesspeople in North Carolina.

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Junior Michelle Hugo, senior Mandy Spalding and sophomore Parker Marshall  staff a table for UNC's chapter of the International Justice Mission. 

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