Julius Chambers — Gratitude and Memories
The death of Charlotte civil rights lawyer Julius Chambers gives us the opportunity and the responsibility to reflect upon his importance as a public figure.
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Something is Rotten in the Province of Alberta
Posted by Jeff Danner | Aug 5, 2013 | Common Science
The oil sands in Alberta are pretty much what they sound like, oil mixed with sand and a variety of other impurities.
Read MoreBernie Reeves: In Defense of DG Martin
Posted by Staff | Aug 4, 2013 | Guest Column
DG made a mistake and deserves criticism. But I fear the Right is in danger of engaging in the same tactics as the Left when they resort to hyperbole.
Read MoreSlow Down.
I do not handle stressors as well as I should. There, I said it.
Read MoreTo the N&O: Enough is Enough
Posted by Staff | Aug 1, 2013 | Guest Column
In Dan Kane’s recent article on Jan Boxill’s role in the Faculty Executive Committee Report , he states Boxill “watered down the report.”
Read MoreFit To Flatter
Posted by Kristin Tucker | Jul 31, 2013 | The Fashion Plate
Discovering the perfect dress style for your body can be a challenge. Determining your body type is the first step.
Read MoreA Lie Repeated
Posted by Staff | Jul 30, 2013 | Guest Column
On Monday, North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory approved SB 353, the alleged “Motorcycle Safety Bill.”
Read MoreEgypt, Nazi Germany, and North Carolina
Posted by D.G. Martin | Jul 30, 2013 | D.G. Martin
“What are the odds that Moral Monday protests or the like will deter North Carolina’s new right-wing politics?” asks Peirce.
Read MoreMonkey Pox … Seriously ?!
Posted by Jeff Danner | Jul 29, 2013 | Common Science
Analysis of ancient skeletons tells us that the smallpox virus first began infecting humans approximately 10,000 years ago.
Read MoreThe NCAA Harms
Posted by The Commentators | Jul 26, 2013 | The Commentators
Two torches stand guard next to the shield of UNC, emblazoned with lux et libertas, light and liberty.
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