On Air Today: Mental Health in the Schools
UNC’s Marisa Marraccini discusses adolescent mental health, and what we can do to promote better mental health among students.
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Three Years, Chapter 8: The Mission
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
Read MoreWhat’s Trending: The Tweets and the Tickety Tocks
Trending today: Pokemon Go players are upset about having to travel to Mexico; a boy raises $800,000 by sleeping in a tent for three years.
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Read MoreOn Air Today: ‘Let’s Talk About Tech’ with the Disability Awareness Council
“Let’s Talk About Tech” is Saturday, March 18, at the Chapel Hill Library, promoting assistive technologies for people with disabilities.
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Read MoreThe Morning News: Remembering Rob Deleto, UNC Basketball Falls to Virginia
In today’s news: a Carrboro High School student dies on Jordan Lake, and Hubert Davis reflects after another loss in the ACC tournament.
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Three Years, Chapter 9: The Shift
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 10: The Teachers
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 11: The Lessons
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 12: The Reckoning
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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Three Years, Chapter 13: The Changes
In “Three Years,” Aaron Keck looks back on our memories – and the lessons we learned – from COVID and the racial justice movement in 2020.
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