Now that ICE has arrived in the Triangle, my thoughts turn toward a recent exchange with my friend Ezekiel. He is a Cuban-American pastor in New Jersey and a legal citizen of the United States of America.
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There have always been four main sources of talent for college basketball programs: high school prospects, junior college products, major college transfers and international players.
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Families that share more stories have children and young adults who have more self-esteem, a higher sense of meaning and purpose, and lower anxiety.
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Since 1998, November 13 has marked World Kindness Day in order “to inspire individuals and nations...
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Legendary coach Bill Belichick, an eight-time Super Bowl champion, will miss a bowl game in his college coaching debut unless he can lead his team to victories in at least two of its final three regular-season games
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Americans have begun celebrating the 250th anniversary of the revolutionary war that freed our nation from Britain’s monarchy and eighteenth-century empire.
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Jessica Webb, who is in her eighties, almost gave up on art. Although she had been painting for 25 years, one summer day in 2024, she went to The ArtsCenter to donate her paintings, hoping that the canvases could be used by other artists.
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The World Series just ended, and baseball is front of mind, so a related item to liquidity is Shohei Ohtani’s most recent contract. For those baseball fans out there, you’ll know he signed the largest contract in the history of baseball
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This is the fourth in a series on Downtown Chapel Hill trees, each a guided stroll around some of the most storied and stunning residents of our community.
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The original Vacuum Cleaner Hospital was located on that mysterious service road off Fordham Boulevard across from the even-more-mysterious Parkline building famous for being a mirrored rhombus and not much else.
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