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Unopposed Carrboro Candidates Use Campaign Season to Promote Voter Turnout

Posted by Blake Hodge | Oct 6, 2015 | Election, Featured

Municipal races will be over in less than a month, and candidates in Carrboro are taking the opportunity to urge voters to make their voice heard. While most eyes in local politics are focusing on the races for Chapel Hill Mayor...

“Shred-A-Thon” This Week!

Posted by Aaron Keck | Oct 6, 2015 | Featured, News Around Town

Each Shred-A-Thon typically collects about 20 tons’ worth of paper.

UNC Joins Coalition Aiming to Improve Admission Process

Posted by Blake Hodge | Oct 6, 2015 | Featured, UNC

The University of North Carolina has joined a diverse coalition of public and private colleges and universities that is coming together to improve the college admission application process. The Coalition for Access,...

Adopt Leah: A Sweet Terrier

Posted by Staff | Oct 6, 2015 | Adopt A Pet, Featured, News

UPDATE: ADOPTED Meet Leah. Leah is a terrier and is available for adoption at Orange County Animal Services. She is believed to be somewhere between 1 and 2 years old. This is one of the sweetest animals to ever step into into...

UNC QB Marquise Willams Named ACC Back of the Week

Posted by Blake Hodge | Oct 6, 2015 | Featured, News

Two North Carolina Tar Heels have been honored by the Atlantic Coast Conference for their respective performances against Georgia Tech on Saturday. The ACC announced that quarterback Marquise Williams was named Back of the Week...

UNC Faculty Assembly Urge Governor to Veto Legislation

Posted by Blake Hodge | Oct 6, 2015 | Featured, UNC

Faculty assembly leaders are urging Governor Pat McCrory to veto legislation concerning the UNC System. Faculty leadership for the UNC System sent a letter to Governor Pat McCrory asking him to veto a bill that would set term...

Chapel Hill Mayor Signs Letter to POTUS Regarding Syrian Refugees

Posted by Blake Hodge | Oct 5, 2015 | Featured, National

18 Mayors of cities across the United States, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston, and New York, sent a letter to President Barack Obama in late September saying their cities are ready and willing to take in even more Syrian...

Art’s Angle: Save The Date

Posted by Art Chansky | Oct 4, 2015 | Featured

Write down the date October 3, 2015. It may mark the official turnaround for Carolina Football, not only in the Larry Fedora era but possibly all time. Remember, Florida State was once a women’s college before it went coed and...

Frozen Shoulder

Posted by Jeff Danner | Oct 4, 2015 | Common Science, Featured

In the summer of 2010, when I was 44 years old, I was clearing some brush and experienced a sharp and unfamiliar pain in my right shoulder. I have always been quite active, so I am accustomed to a wide variety of aches and pains...

Tar Heels Complete Largest Comeback In School History, Beat GT 38-31

Posted by Avery Trendel | Oct 3, 2015 | Featured, UNC Sports

With four minutes remaining in the first half, the UNC football team had just let Georgia Tech run the ball down the field for its third touchdown of the game on its third drive of the game. Down 21-0 at that time, all hope...

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