Holding Court: As His Roster Comes Into Focus, 2 Keys for Malone’s UNC Debut
A handful of things already have come into focus regarding the 2026-27 North Carolina basketball team, the program’s first under new head coach Michael Malone.
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Columns
Exploring Your Creative Genius: The Aging Brain
In this week’s episode I shared neuroscience research projects that identified and explored the biological changes that occur in our brains as we move from our 50’s into our 60’s.
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Straight Edge Finance: Buying at Peaks
When discussing capital markets we often talk about not wanting to buy at the top or sell at the bottom, while noting that paradoxically one never knows when the actual tops and bottoms are, except retrospectively. Which is absolutely true.
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The South Orange Dispatch: How To Help Someone Who’s Overdosing
What if I told you there’s an easy way to save someone who’s overdosing? It’s true! Quickly giving naloxone can reverse symptoms and buy time until EMS arrives.
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This Just In: Spring! No, Really!
This Just In — Yesterday I opened the door to my car (which had been sitting undisturbed for a day or two) and the expected cloud of ragweed pollen enveloped me. This time, for real, Spring is here.
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Little Big Moments: Advice from Daniel Wallace
I enjoyed Daniel Wallace’s engaging interview with Aaron Keck about his new collection of short fiction, so I was eager to attend the Chatham Literacy Spring Luncheon and support a great organization.
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Holding Court: Malone Managing New NCAA World With Proven Power 5 Performers
In the mid-1990s and early 2000s, when new North Carolina coach Michael Malone served as a college assistant (Oakland, Providence, Manhattan), NCAA basketball teams were built much differently than they are today.
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Exploring Your Creative Genius: Degrees of Imagination
In this week’s show I shared a bunch of creative behaviors that you can integrate into your growing understanding of how you can be the most creative version of yourself you can be.
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Refugium: A Sylvan SOS
Street trees lead a rough existence. Previous columns have seen a partial inventory of the trees along Franklin St in Chapel Hill, with some commentary on their suitability and/or condition.
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This Just In: Raising Male Humans
This Just In — Raising children is complicated work. There’s an awful lot of the immediate need in the first years.
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