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A look into the Silent Sam protest on Saturday

By Sarah Redmond , Myah Ward and Janet Ayala | August 26

On Aug. 25, a protest unfolded as supporters of Confederate monument Silent Sam clashed with those in favor of the removal of the statue. Since the toppling of the monument on Aug. 20, 11 arrests have been made, though UNC Media Relations has stated that more may occur. Chancellor Carol Folt spoke with reporters on Saturday afternoon, shortly after the protest ended, about future steps and University safety.  Photo editor Janet Ayala and photographer Sarah Redmond gave us an inside look into the protest. 

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By Sarah Redmond | September 8

UNC forward Erin Matson (1) competes for the ball against William and Mary midfielder Ashleigh Nottingham (10) during the first round of the NCAA Tournament at Karen Shelton Stadium on Friday. UNC won 4-0.

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Honeysuckle

By Sarah Redmond | April 25

Laura Locke works at Looking Glass Cafe, now The Honeysuckle Cafe & Bar, in Feb. 2019. Locke recently moved to the Carrboro area from Floyd, Virginia, and she works as a barista at Looking Glass Cafe in Carrboro, NC. Locke says one thing she enjoys most about Looking Glass is their commitment to connecting people to the farms and land around them. Locke is especially passionate about Looking Glass' efforts to connect customers with the land around them as well as the protection of land and water. "If we don't have land and water, what do we have?" Locke said. "[Looking Glass Cafe] is hoping to bring more people in the door and inspire them to get connected to the land."

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Honeysuckle

By Sarah Redmond | April 25

Laura Locke works at Looking Glass Cafe, now The Honeysuckle Cafe & Bar, in Feb. 2019. Locke recently moved to the Carrboro area from Floyd, Virginia, and she works as a barista at Looking Glass Cafe in Carrboro, NC. Locke says one thing she enjoys most about Looking Glass is their commitment to connecting people to the farms and land around them. Locke is especially passionate about Looking Glass' efforts to connect customers with the land around them as well as the protection of land and water. "If we don't have land and water, what do we have?" Locke said. "[Looking Glass Cafe] is hoping to bring more people in the door and inspire them to get connected to the land."

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By Sarah Redmond | January 29

First-year biology major Lucia Wang is a Chinese American student from Apex, N.C. When she first heard about the article from The Chronicle at Duke University regarding a Duke assistant professor who asked Chinese students to speak English while on campus, Wang says she brushed it off at first. After reading comments on the article, she changed her mind. "I don't see how you could think she did nothing wrong," said Wang. "I feel like the way the Duke students acted was right." 

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Duke Scandal

By Sarah Redmond | January 29

First-year biology major Lucia Wang is a Chinese American student from Apex, N.C. When she first heard about the article from The Chronicle at Duke University regarding a Duke assistant professor who asked Chinese students to speak English while on campus, Wang says she brushed it off at first. After reading comments on the article, she changed her mind. "I don't see how you could think she did nothing wrong," said Wang. "I feel like the way the Duke students acted was right." 

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Fetzer Field Construction

By Sarah Redmond | January 27

Mike Bunting, assistant athletic director for facility planning and management comments on the current ongoing construction of Fetzer Field. “It’s been a very difficult site to work on with all the rock and unforeseen conditions,” Bunting said. “You really don’t know exactly what’s under there until you start digging, and it was a messy job.” 

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Fetzer Field

By Sarah Redmond | January 27

Mike Bunting, assistant athletic director for facility planning and management comments on the current ongoing construction of Fetzer Field. “It’s been a very difficult site to work on with all the rock and unforeseen conditions,” Bunting said. “You really don’t know exactly what’s under there until you start digging, and it was a messy job.” 

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