America’s best president was Theodore Roosevelt. He fought against oversized business as the “trust buster.” He fought for peace in the Russo-Japanese War and earned a Nobel Prize for it. He fought for government to expand its role outside of its traditional limits.
What do a burger and a cigarette have in common? Nothing for the lighthearted. The World Health Organization now says that processed meats cause cancer. They aren’t “correlated” or “related” to cancer — they can cause it.
Last week, UNC got a little bit brighter. The Student Union now hosts 64 solar panels on its roof, courtesy of UNC representatives, the Carolina Union, Renewable Energy Special Projects Committee of Student Government, Strata Solar, SMA America, Shoals Technologies and City Electric Supply.
Just like every other wide-eyed first-year, I spent my first few weeks mapping out what my path at UNC would look like in the years to come.
Recently Volkswagen has been challenging the notion that all publicity is good publicity.
Like others, I spent my Labor Day weekend sprawled on a beach in the Outer Banks: an ever-pristine section of North Carolina that would catch any nature-lover’s eye.
In recent years, both Charlotte and Chapel Hill-Durham have created major plans for light rail development and are getting a lot of good press about it.
In June, Pope Francis released an encyclical that both accepted climate change as a scientific reality and addressed the need to fight its effects.
