Drinking games, when played responsibly, can be fun. Here in the good ol’ U.S., we tend to enjoy a good few rounds of “Circle of Death."
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Feelings about 2016 are subjective — everyone feels differently.
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Tonight the concert venue, in conjunction with local church Love Chapel Hill, will be hosting their concert event, “Christmas at the Cradle.”
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Christmas just isn’t Christmas without Christmas music. Nobody knows this better than Durham-based, Florida-born folk-rock musician Mike Furlong, aka Mike the Prophet.
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John Paul White, previously a member of the band The Civil Wars, just released his first solo album in almost a decade — "Beulah" — in August. He will be performing Oct. 8 at Fletcher Opera Theater in Raleigh. White spoke to staff writer Paige Connelly about his music, influences and journey from being in a duo to being a solo artist.
Read More »The Shakori Hills GrassRoots Festival starts Oct. 6. Some students know what it is, some don't — but it's a local institution that deserves to be known. For those new to Shakori and those returning, here are 10 facts that you didn't know about the Pittsboro festival.
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From a slum in Uganda to the silver screen, UNC professor and author Tim Crothers has brought the story of chess and a young girl’s dream across the world. A Disney and ESPN film based off of his book, “Queen of Katwe,” will begin showing Friday, Sept. 30, at Silverspot in Chapel Hill.
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In the rush of students moving to and from classes, Katie Moninghoff stood in the middle of it all, dressed in dance attire.
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Wells Fargo released an ad recently captioned “A ballerina yesterday. An engineer today,” and “An actor yesterday. A botanist today.” This message did not resonate with a lot of students who find their livelihood in the arts, so Kate Jones, a junior dramatic art and communications performance studies major, decided to do something about it.
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