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Q's Corner: Confederate Monuments

Q’s Corner: Confederate Monuments

Q December 9, 2018

Unfortunately, Silent Sam is coming back to the UNC-Chapel Hill. This news comes after a group of student protesters gathered on Aug. 20 to remove the Confederate monument. On Dec. 3, UNC-Chapel Hill...

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Letter to the editor: Food insecurity and Double Up Food Bucks

Op-Ed December 8, 2018

What is food insecurity and how does it affect Watauga County? The U.S. Department of Agriculture defines food insecurity as “the limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate and safe...

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Letter to the Editor: Community economy and deep democracy in Boone

Op-Ed December 6, 2018

Political parties have become contentious and contemptuous, with one side inevitably winning the vote at the expense of the other, leaving voters in a perpetual blame game as they vie for the few opportunities...

Q's Corner: Undocumented immigration

Q’s Corner: Undocumented immigration

Q November 30, 2018

Immigration, or more specifically undocumented immigration, is something of a hot-button topic in America. Seventy-eight percent of voters felt that immigration was an extremely important issue in the...

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Letter to the Editor: How students can take action against climate change

Op-Ed November 30, 2018

With the recent IPCC report release came worldwide shock and anxiety. The report acknowledges and accepts the long-standing scientific consensus that climate change is real and humans are causing it. It...

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OPINION: Chinese artificial intelligence raises questions about misuse

Savannah Nguyen, Senior A&C Reporter November 29, 2018

Leave it to the inventors of the papermaking and printing processes to bring the world of news into the year 3018. On the world stage of broadcast journalism, China debuted two new news anchors. The reporters,...

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OPINION: Voter ID referendum opens door for voter suppression in NC

Tommy Mozier, Senior Reporter November 21, 2018

The 2018 midterm elections marked a milestone for voting rights in the U.S. A constitutional amendment on the ballot in Florida restored the right to vote for more than 1 million ex-felons. Kris Kobach,...

Q's Corner: Dealing with depression and anxiety

Q’s Corner: Dealing with depression and anxiety

Q November 16, 2018

With the end of the semester looming on the horizon, mental health is the last thing on most people’s minds. That’s unfortunate because now is exactly the time of year for people to be concerned with...

President Donald Trump meets with Mohammed bin Salman, Deputy Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, and members of his delegation, March 17, 2017, in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington D.C. // Official White House Photo by Shealah Craighead

Murder of Saudi journalism exemplifies issues with U.S.-Saudi Relationship

Tommy Mozier, Senior Reporter November 16, 2018

While the media and public raged, the U.S. government’s response to the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi Arabian consulate in Istanbul was predictably borderline apathetic. Despite...

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Orwellian White House should scare everyone

Moss Brennan, Reporter November 15, 2018

Reading the George Orwell novel “1984” as a high school student, it was easy to assume this dystopian future was far from the truth. Going back, however, it’s eerie to read some of the quotes. “And...

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Letter to the Editor: Climate Change

Op-Ed November 14, 2018

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change released a report in October stating that if we do not implement “rapid, far-reaching and unprecedented changes in all aspects of society,” we are heading...

Q's Corner: Parking in Boone

Q’s Corner: Parking in Boone

Q November 9, 2018

In Boone finding parking is harder than finding a needle in a haystack. Actually, the needle is easier to find because at least its existence is guaranteed. In Boone, there’s no guarantee of finding...

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