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The following is an excerpt from an early March post at Carolina Review Daily posted by writer Ben Smith, concerning the ongoing discrimination against Tar Heel Rifle and Pistol Club by members of student government. Chapel Hill, NC- Last night,
The push on campus to divest from coal by: Connor Herring Sophmore, Economics and PWAD Rocky Mount, NC ccherrin@live.unc.edu If you voted in this year’s Student Body President election, you probably remember being asked if you supported the resolution to
How we choose between reducing costs or reducing energy consumption when we could be doing both by: Zach Dvorak Freshman, Economics Mooresville, NC zdvorak@unc.edu In 1999, the University of North Carolina kicked off an ongoing campaign to be more environmentally
Labor Commissioner Cherie Berry’s Speech at UNC by: Timothy Bame Freshman, Political Science and History Mill Spring, NC bame@live.unc.edu A few days before the November election, I was discussing recent developments in the campaign with a friend of mine who
On our sister site, CRDaily.com, staff writer Ben Smith looks into the recent events of UNC’s Student Congress. This includes the failed confirmation of Matt Farley for the position of Student Body Treasurer, as well as the veto of the
Staff writer Ben Smith, with contributions by staff writer and online editor Alex Thomas, report on recent legislation passed by UNC Student Congress that discriminates against the Tar Heel Rifle and Pistol Club. On March 5, The University of North
An open letter to the editors of the Carolina Review from the Elizabethan playwright Christopher Marlowe. In the Carolina Review’s [CRDaily’s] 01/20/2013 article, condemning the Daily Tar Heel for leaking a report detailing unacceptable levels of sexual violence at UNC
What is Diversity? by: David Ortiz I sat down in the coffee shop, my foot tapping with the seconds as they flowed away. I had work to do that night, and plenty of it – but while I sat there,
Half-percent increase in sales tax to be primary local funding for costly new bus and light rail plan by: Chase Macaione With the excitement that surrounded the presidential election this November, it may have been easy to overlook or forget
Grading the outgoing SBP by: Ben Smith This January represents the half way of our school year, and therefore, half way through the Leimenstoll administration. Each year, we here at the Review pour through news articles, letters to the editor,