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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Aug 28, 2026
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Column: This isn’t a trade school, it’s a University. (opens the original)
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a liberal arts university. This means that, unlike N.C. State or Caltech, UNC employs a general approach to education. And while students may receive training that prepares them for their future careers in law, medicine and policy, UNC (in theory) isn’t a mere stepping stone. This university doesn’t exist to simply churn out productive workers within their respective fields, but rather to produce productive members of “society.” However, the ram
Column: This isn’t a trade school, it’s a University. (opens the original)
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The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is a liberal arts university. This means that, unlike N.C. State or Caltech, UNC employs a general approach to education. And while students may receive training that prepares them for their future careers in law, medicine and policy, UNC (in theory) isn’t a mere stepping stone. This university doesn’t exist to simply churn out productive workers within their respective fields, but rather to produce productive members of “society.” However, the ram
Column: Down with true crime (opens the original)
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Some years ago, my mom put on a true crime while we were folding clothes. This series was interesting to us because it was area-specific to where we used to live in California. Initially, the show held my divided attention. But as it played on, the story sounded familiar. It didn’t take long for me to fit the puzzle together — I had met the survivors of the show. I remembered talking and joking with both of them at a party at my grandparents’. Suffice it to say, after the episode ended, I did no
Column: Down with true crime (opens the original)
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Some years ago, my mom put on a true crime while we were folding clothes. This series was interesting to us because it was area-specific to where we used to live in California. Initially, the show held my divided attention. But as it played on, the story sounded familiar. It didn’t take long for me to fit the puzzle together — I had met the survivors of the show. I remembered talking and joking with both of them at a party at my grandparents’. Suffice it to say, after the episode ended, I did no
Column: Down with true crime (opens the original)
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Some years ago, my mom put on a true crime while we were folding clothes. This series was interesting to us because it was area-specific to where we used to live in California. Initially, the show held my divided attention. But as it played on, the story sounded familiar. It didn’t take long for me to fit the puzzle together — I had met the survivors of the show. I remembered talking and joking with both of them at a party at my grandparents’. Suffice it to say, after the episode ended, I did no
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