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[edit] When Hate And Patriotism Collide

6 September 2008, by Jason ... much deeper, and incorporates an active interest in pulling against a particularly loathed rival. In a universe where hatred has its place, there's nothing worse than watching your most despised opponent prosper. (Tar Heel Daily)

[edit] A 'Little Book' Bursting With The Write Ideas - Washington Post

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[edit] Is Obama gaining on McCain’s Republican base?

5 September 2008, by Ariel Barack Obama’s NC campaign announced in a conference call Wednesday the support of over 200 North Carolina Republicans. The conference call featured a former Republican senator from Rhode Island, an Iraq war veteran and a Pittsboro ...

[edit] Cafes get corny - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

4 September 2008, by unknown University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel, NC - 2 minutes ago If you leave your Daily Grind iced chai cup in your car, the heat might convert it to a puddle of melted plastic. That's because the plastic is made of corn … ...

[edit] Music shorts - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

4 September 2008, by Jeff Music shorts University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel, NC - 20 minutes ago ... that's so successful in developing its formula, that it seems unlikely that even the most die-hard Gallagher-ite would wish Oasis had done it instead. ...

[edit] Web of hatred: Online commentators should refrain from hateful speech - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] City briefs - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

4 September 2008, by admin City briefs University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel, NC - 46 minutes ago The pilot is run in partnership with North Carolina Virtual Public School, which provides students with online and technological learning opportunities. ...

[edit] Obama’s response to Palin’s speech

4 September 2008, by Ariel The Obama campaign’s response to the Wednesday night speech given by Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, the Republican vice presidential candidate:. “The speech that Governor Palin gave us was well delivered, but it was written by George Bush’s ...

[edit] McCain-Palin is official

4 September 2008, by Ariel As of Wednesday night, the United States has an official presidential ticket from each of its main parties. But more important than that is the fact that Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, McCain’s running mate, finally got a chance to stand in ...

[edit] I can see you

4 September 2008, by Jamie Some of you might remember the Cologne based minimal-techno powerhouse Kompakt from last year thanks to stellar releases by the Field and Gui Boratto, not to mention the underwhelming full length by Supermayer (the dynamic duo of ...

[edit] Diversions is back on the blogs

3 September 2008, by Jamie Welcome to the temporary home of the Diversions blog. In the coming weeks, the entire DTH website will see an overhaul and we will return to being a stand-alone page, but for the time being we will be located on this page. ...

[edit] UNC To Victoria Secret: Take It Off, Take It All Off - CollegeOTR

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[edit] DTH, Thorp both must bend - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] Cracking the Code - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] ASG: Budget talks a success - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] Football - UNC opens season with win - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] South Building fortified - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] Daily Tar Heel covers Daily Cal

28 August 2008, by Bryan I was interviewed for a story by Becca Denison of the Daily Tar Heel - Student paper forced to trim. Harry Montevideo of Georgia’s Red and Black also comments. And DTH Editor in Chief Allison Nichols uses the incident to examine the ...

[edit] UNC officials shut out reporter - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] The challenge is staying driven

27 August 2008, by [Andrew Dunn, who blogs at dunnreporter.com, is a journalism student at UNC-Chapel Hill and the university editor at The Daily Tar Heel. His studies particularly focus on public records research and computer-assisted reporting.] The young journalists I talk to are full of energy and enthusiasm. We learn new skills in our own time. We try them out on our own web sites. But the lack of institutional support is wearing, particularly since we (almost) all have full-time jobs. And once we learn th

[edit] The challenge is staying driven

27 August 2008, by (Andrew Dunn, who blogs at dunnreporter .com, is a journalism student at UNC-Chapel Hill and the university editor at The Daily Tar Heel. His studies particularly focus on public records research and computer-assisted reporting.) The young journalists I talk to are full of ...

[edit] Corrections for August 25 - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

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[edit] Bid to Reconsider Drinking Age - Wall Street Journal

21 August 2008, by dBTechno Bid to Reconsider Drinking Age Wall Street Journal - 2 hours ago By JOHN HECHINGER A new campaign highlighting campus alcohol abuse won heavyweight support this week as top college presidents signed a statement urging consideration of lowering the drinking age, but the effort is already encountering ...

[edit] Bid to Reconsider Drinking Age - Wall Street Journal

21 August 2008, by E Canada Now Bid to Reconsider Drinking Age Wall Street Journal - 2 hours ago By JOHN HECHINGER A new campaign highlighting campus alcohol abuse won heavyweight support this week as top college presidents signed a statement urging consideration of lowering the drinking age, but the effort is already ...

[edit] UNC: Minority applications up, enrollment down

20 August 2008, by August 19, 2008 By: Kevin Kiley The percentage of black students in the incoming class dropped for the second straight year, despite larger numbers of minorities being accepted. Consulting UNC administrators attributed the drop to increasing competition between high-profile universities but said they ...

[edit] As US Economic Problems Loom, House, Senate Sweat the Small Stuff - Wall Street Journal

19 August 2008, by Kansas City Star As US Economic Problems Loom, House, Senate Sweat the Small Stuff Wall Street Journal - 1 hour ago By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON WASHINGTON -- The 110th Congress, whose term officially ends in January, hasn't passed any spending bills or attacked high gasoline prices. Drilling for ...

[edit] As US Economic Problems Loom, House, Senate Sweat the Small Stuff - Wall Street Journal

19 August 2008, by Los Angeles Times As US Economic Problems Loom, House, Senate Sweat the Small Stuff Wall Street Journal - 1 hour ago By ELIZABETH WILLIAMSON WASHINGTON -- The 110th Congress, whose term officially ends in January, hasn't passed any spending bills or attacked high gasoline prices. Drilling for snake ...

[edit] Atari Games Too Bad to be True (Atari 2600)

17 August 2008, by Watercooler Games saw this earlier in the week and gave a detailed deconstruction of how a Free the Falklands! concept would be graphically impossible on the Atari 2600. I took one look and knew it was satire because one of the writers for this site, Jason Torchinsky, is a comedian and a name I remember ...

[edit] More cutbacks at the Herald

7 August 2008, by Fiona Morgan at the Indy has written a scathing analysis of the Durham Herald-Sun situation. As they also publish the Chapel Hill Herald, her conclusions don't bode well for local media coverage in the future. It's also really sad to read that Ginny Hoyle will depart. Given the reported cutbacks at ...

[edit] Tour of UGA’s The Red and Black

23 July 2008, by The last part of our day included a tour of UGA’s independent student paper, The Red and Black. I have a friend who used to be on the R&B and it’s one of the college papers I follow the most, because of the similarities between UNC, UGA and our two papers, but I’d never seen the office. They own their own building, which is great, but of course presents its own challenges (taking care of maintenance work on your own, for example). It’s a pretty two story building that’s slightly off-campu

[edit] Print papers need to highlight online content

21 July 2008, by So my mom handed me the CLT observer this morning and told me that there was a “very sweet piece” about an elderly lifeguard that I should read. So I picked up the paper - the story ran on the front of one of the inside sections, I forget which. It’s a really nice article - Ed McCarthy is an 83-year-old lifeguard at the YMCA. He’s the world’s oldest lifeguard, and he didn’t pick up swimming until his 60s. The other lifeguards and people who swim at the pool say he’s quite the hottie in his Sp

[edit] Obama Continues to Be Competitive in Virginia, North Carolina

20 July 2008, by Rasmussen Reports on Virginia: The presidential race in Virginia is now dead even, with Barack Obama and John McCain each drawing 44% of the vote, according to a new Rasmussen Reports telephone survey of voters in the state. If "leaners" are factored in, McCain leads by a statistically insignificant ...

[edit] Summer Movies Q&A 'Hellboy II': Meet the new nemesis - Entertainment Weekly

10 July 2008, by Summer Movies Q&A 'Hellboy II': Meet the new nemesis - Entertainment Weekly Summer Movies Q&A 'Hellboy II': Meet the new nemesis Entertainment Weekly - 2 hours ago No, I did a movie called ZigZag with John Leguizamo, which was the directorial debut of David Goyer [the writer of all three Blade films]. … Movies: 'Hellboy II,' 'Meet Dave' Roanoke Times Hellboy director Guillermo del Toro credits Mexican heritage for … Malaysia Star Shooting Red: Cinematographer talks "Hellboy II" Com

[edit] Archives (The Daily Tar Heel)

3 July 2008, by I've been in Beijing for a month now, and it has been absolutely jam-packed with new experiences and instances of culture shock every single day.

[edit] PART TIME CARE WORKER FOR ELDERLY MAN (TAR HEEL)

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[edit] The Daily tar heel (microfilm serial) (Volume Sep 22, 1928 - Jun 9, 1929)

28 June 2008, by First issue repeats numbering of the last issue of The tar heel. This item belongs to: texts/microfilm. This item has files of the following types: Abbyy GZ, Animated GIF, Djvu XML, Metadata, Scan Factors, Single Page Original JP2 Tar, Single Page Processed JP2 ZIP, Single ...

[edit] The future of journalism

19 June 2008, by High school journalists from across North Carolina met this week in Chapel Hill for the annual Institute of the state’s Scholastic Media Association. These are the kids most passionate about printed word and art. I just returned from helping the group of 10 students who put together The Rush, the conference newspaper. These students could have encouraged me more about the future of journalism. They want to learn everything, and many of them have skills that I wish I had. They can write, they

[edit] byron velvick

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[edit] BlogBites for April 25, 2008

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[edit] Waldman Audio

23 April 2008, by Anne Waldman at the Bull's Head The Daily Tar Heel captures the audio portion of Anne Waldman’s poetry reading that the Bull’s Head yesterday. Here it is (article with audio links). Waldman, Ed Sanders, Bill Morgan and Robert Cantwell will be speaking this evening at Wilson ...

[edit] voter-owned election

21 April 2008, by voter-owned election   n. The qualifying contributions mandate is a provision that is traditionally part of voter-owned elections, another name for publicly financed elections. —“Sign petitions, not checks” in University of North Carolina  Daily Tar Heel (Chapel Hill) Apr. ...

[edit] Local Farm Spotlight

21 April 2008, by Check out this interesting article from The Daily Tar Heel about a local farmer.

[edit] Taking Aim Against Guns

15 April 2008, by This week is the one year anniversary of the tragic shooting at Virginia Tech and a renewed call for gun control. Our right to bear arms is guaranteed by the US Constitution and if we fail to fight to keep it we’ll lose it for sure. Across many college campuses there will be protests and calls for additional gun control. The University of North Carolina is no exception and given the recent high profile murder of their student body president. On Wednesday, 32 protesters will lie on the grou

[edit] OWASA to consider decreasing restrictions

10 April 2008, by The OWASA board of directors will meet at 7 p.m. today to reconsider the stage 3 water restrictions that have been in place since the beginning of March. The Daily Tar Heel reported today that the board will consider moving back to a stage 1 water shortage, which would remove or lessen many of the restrictions currently in place. A stage 2 water shortage also is a possibility, said Paula Thomas, sustainability administrator for OWASA. She said the board has received input from residents both

[edit] Archives (The Daily Tar Heel)

7 April 2008, by Between 14,500 and 17,500 people are forcibly taken into the United States each year, according to the State Department, and some of that traffic passes through North Carolina.

[edit] Coverage of two student deaths raises questions

31 March 2008, by The Duke Chronicle ran an interesting story last week about differences in news coverage surrounding the deaths of two college students in the Durham-Chapel Hill area in recent months.Ted Vaden, the public editor of The News & Observer of Raleigh, N.C. (my former newspaper) followed up with a column yesterday.The killing of Eve Carson, the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill student body president, shocked the community. Student and community newspapers ran front-page stories of the crime a

[edit] Clinton dismisses call to end her campaign - Winston-Salem Journal

28 March 2008, by NY1 Clinton dismisses call to end her campaign Winston-Salem Journal - 59 minutes ago By James Romoser AP VIDEO: Check out the latest campaign video Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, campaigning last night at Forsyth Technical Community College, dismissed calls for her to drop out of the race for the Democratic ...

[edit] Volunteering with kids a hot topic this week

20 March 2008, by I opened up my DTH (Daily Tar Heel) Monday morning to find two pieces, one article and one editorial, that specifically dealt with college students volunteering with children in the area. I was impressed. Two in one day!? After I conducted a search online to see if maybe I’d missed some sort of volunteerism day, I concluded that it was just a sweet coincidence. The article, “Mentoring program seeks volunteers,” is about the Blue Ribbon Mentor-Advocate Program, which pairs college students w

[edit] Organic farmers struggle to compete with hog giants - University of North Carolina The Daily Tar Heel

17 March 2008, by But away from affluent regions such as the Triangle, it becomes harder to find local food systems that support sustainablefarming.

[edit] Daily Tar Heel

11 March 2008, by cherylcornwell Eve Carson