Chieko Murasugi Takes a Chance on Art
Have you ever wondered how your life would be different if one element was slightly changed? For visual artist Chieko Murasugi, chance is everything
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Columns
Never Too Far: The Carolina Way Lives On
My head. My heart. Both filled with the relentless pounding of acts and statements of division, exclusion, and hate. So unnecessary and so real. And yet, my head and heart tell me better days are ahead.
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This Just In: Mother’s Day
This Just In — what to do on Mother’s Day used to be a very easy and straightforward thing for me. First, of course I would call my mother and chat with her on the phone for as long as we wanted.
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Little Big Moments: For Mother’s Day
My earliest memory takes place in our old house on West Academy Street in Winston-Salem. I was about three years old. While my baby brother napped, I sat with my mom at the kitchen table, eating an afternoon snack of sliced apples in a bowl of vanilla yogurt.
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Holding Court: UNC Baseball, Another Championship Contender
Last spring, North Carolina baseball coach Scott Forbes posted by far his best season as the successor to legendary UNC leader Mike Fox, with a first-place finish in the Atlantic Coast Conference and a thrilling trip to the College World Series.
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Exploring Your Creative Genius: Caring, Joy and Reading
As Denise Rowson said during last week’s show, I’ve been trying to get her as a guest to talk about the vitally important work the Durham CDF Freedom School is doing: helping children fall in love with reading.
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Small Business, Big Lessons® — National Small Business Week, May 4-10
Each year since it began in 1963, National Small Business Week is held the first week of May. The event honors entrepreneurs and small businesses owners from all 50 States, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and Guam.
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One on One: Curry’s Joy
In their article in the April 28 New York Times and in The Athletic, the writers Elise Devlin, Doug Haller, and Jayson Jenks ask “What makes Stephen Curry a leader?
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Refugium: Interstitial #2 – Connection
Busy. Busy. Busy. The transition into spring can be exhausting. Follow Emerson’s advice! To help you do that, Margot’s sharing some of her favorite nature connection activities.
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This Just In: MayDay! MayDay! MayDay!
This Just In – In Russia, the first day of May marks the arrival of Spring. A festival ensues on the first two days of this month.
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