Luis F. Fuentes
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 6
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- Aug 18, 2026
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Columna: Los objetivos del equipo de opinión para 2026-27 (opens the original)
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El 1 de abril, The Daily Tar Heel publicó una edición especial satírica con motivo del Día de los Inocentes, que incluía artículos escritos por el equipo de opinión y que posteriormente se publicaron como noticias. Varios artículos satirizaban y se burlaban de temas serios que afectan de manera tangible la vida de las personas a las que pretendemos servir. Como era de esperarse, esta edición generó críticas generalizadas. Las consecuencias posteriores obligaron a nuestra redacción a enfrentarse
Column: Platitudes from a transfer (opens the original)
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This year, UNC will welcome a class of 1,097 transfer students — one of the largest cohorts in the history of the nation’s first public university. Roughly a year ago, I was one of those many transfers who stepped onto a campus that, at times, seemed oppressively large, with intense ambition but only vague ideas about where to get started. Through some twist of fate, I found myself as an editor of a paper whose work I admired long before I filled out an application to the University. So I write
Column: Platitudes from a transfer (opens the original)
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This year, UNC will welcome a class of 1,097 transfer students — one of the largest cohorts in the history of the nation’s first public university. Roughly a year ago, I was one of those many transfers who stepped onto a campus that, at times, seemed oppressively large, with intense ambition but only vague ideas about where to get started. Through some twist of fate, I found myself as an editor of a paper whose work I admired long before I filled out an application to the University. So I write
Column: Platitudes from a transfer (opens the original)
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This year, UNC will welcome a class of 1,097 transfer students — one of the largest cohorts in the history of the nation’s first public university. Roughly a year ago, I was one of those many transfers who stepped onto a campus that, at times, seemed oppressively large, with intense ambition but only vague ideas about where to get started. Through some twist of fate, I found myself as an editor of a paper whose work I admired long before I filled out an application to the University. So I write
Column: The 2026-27 Opinion Desk’s goals (opens the original)
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On April 1, The Daily Tar Heel published a satirical April Fools’ special edition featuring pieces written by the Opinion Desk and later published as news. Multiple articles satirized and mocked serious issues that tangibly affect the lives of people we aim to serve. The issue rightfully resulted in widespread criticism. The subsequent aftermath forced our desk to confront a larger question: What does the opinion section of a newsroom owe its readers? We, the Opinion editors, believe the desk ha
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