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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
Not Quite a Global Effort by: Ian Richardson Junior, Political Science and Psychology Charlotte, NC imrich@live.unc.edu Environmentalism is a term tossed around so casually that sometimes we begin to forget about its importance in the modern political landscape. Contrary to
Boundaries to the U.S. Drone Program by: Mauricio Baretto Sophmore, Biology Raleigh, NC barretom@gmail.com Just last month Senator Rand Paul performed a 12 hour and 53 minute filibuster in order to stall the vote for John Brennan as the director
Demographic Realignment during the Obama Administration by: Ian Richardson Junior, Political Science and Psychology Charlotte, NC imrich@live.unc.edu With the reelection of Barack Obama last November, America voiced its support of Obama and the direction he is leading the country. With
Freedom to Worship? by: David Ortiz Sophomore, Classics and English Potomac, MD drortiz@email.unc.edu The Obama Administration has made it abundantly clear, in the early months of its second term, that it operates according to what we shall call the “Obama
How states are bullied into adopting national education standards by: Kelsey Rupp Junior, Political Science and Economics Jacksonville, NC ruppk@live.unc.edu Secretary of Education Arne Duncan has called criticisms of the Common Core State Standards, “a conspiracy theory in search of
The lack of diversity in the Obama Administration by: Tim Bame As we mark the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King’s famous “I Have a Dream” speech later this year, King’s challenge that individuals should be judged “Not by the
The controversy over the student body vice president’s cash benefits by: Daniel Peters Engaging in different activities on campus provides access to stipends within certain organizations. The stipends within Student Government have recently been a concern. According to the Financial
Denounced at UNC-Chapel Hill by: Jessica Kubusch Not everyone agrees with the decision to let male and female students live in the same suite together at the University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill, as one student leader calls it segregation,
The Martin Report Released by: Kelsey Rupp A team headed by former North Carolina governor (and Davidson professor) James Martin has released its long-awaited report regarding academic misconduct in UNC’s Department of African and Afro-American Studies. But heavy on euphemism and