Viewpoints: The Reality of the North Carolina Supreme Court
Do you think you have no say over the North Carolina Supreme Court? Do you think it does not matter who sits on it, because judges just “follow the law”? Both ideas are wrong.
Read MoreDo you think you have no say over the North Carolina Supreme Court? Do you think it does not matter who sits on it, because judges just “follow the law”? Both ideas are wrong.
Read More“Volta” is Italian for “turn.” In poetry, particularly a sonnet, the term refers to a shift in tone or subject. As the song goes, “there is a season, turn, turn, turn.”
Read MoreNo frequent opponent, however, has dominated the Heels on the gridiron quite like Notre Dame has, going back nearly 80 years at this point.
Read MoreCheck out the events happening around our community this weekend. You can view the full Chapelboro...
Read MoreAs Chapel Hill updates its Land Use Management Ordinance (LUMO), the Town Council is considering options that will fundamentally reshape our physical environment, housing landscape, and civic culture. The Town should adopt a comprehensive plan before adopting the LUMO so that any ordinance revision reflects a clear, unified community vision.
Read MoreIn this week’s show Elana Michelson told us about her new novel ‘Part of the Solution: A Counterculture Whodunit.’ The book sounds so interesting–“first-rate…addictive reading” one reviewer wrote–and its back story is great fun.
Read MoreThis week, Aaron welcomes poet Jessica Covil-Manset, whose latest collection is “To Sing You, and to Shout.”
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Born into a blue collar and agricultural clan in rural Pennsylvania, Dr. Jim Crawford was the first in his family to graduate from college. Earning his PhD from the University of North Carolina, he taught US and World History at several universities in the piedmont North Carolina for several decades. He served as chairman of the Chatham County board of commissioners. He is a firm believer in American democracy and trusts that the constitution will hold firm now as it has in past crises despite the broken, distempered electorate.
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Read MoreJames Huang started playing piano at the age of 6 in Chapel Hill and kept at it for nearly a decade, also adding a little trumpet in the school band. He also sang in various choirs and acapella groups through his time at East Chapel Hill High School – all of which factors into the hip hop music he makes nowadays under the name Saky.
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