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Energy summit to discuss new technology

February 22, 2014

The Clean Tech Summit will host some of the major companies behind the development of energy saving technologies.

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E-cigs increasing in popularity

February 22, 2014

A new way of smoking — electronic cigarettes — has become popular. But there’s little research or regulation on them.

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Genetically engineered mice hold promise for HIV treatment

February 15, 2014

UNC researchers have created “humanized” mice that could lead to the development of better drugs to block HIV transmission.

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Y adds gender non-specific restrooms

February 15, 2014

The Campus Y is the first UNC building to change its restrooms to gender non-specific to make transgender people feel more comfortable.

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Runners go for the ‘glazed’ in charity race

February 8, 2014

The annual Krispy Kreme Challenge combines athleticism and gluttony to raise money for the N.C. Children’s Hospital.

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Families deal with food stamp cuts

February 8, 2014

The new farm bill brings significant cuts to food stamps and puts a pinch on local food banks.

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Girl Scouts find cookie sales brisk at UNC

February 1, 2014

It’s Girl Scout cookie time again, and UNC students are among the girls’ best customers.

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Local scientists aim to revolutionize solar technology

February 1, 2014

UNC scientists are working on new technology to store solar energy for use at night.

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Industrial hemp movement grows

February 1, 2014

The newly passed federal farm bill permits research of industrial hemp, but in North Carolina, the crop remains illegal.

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Exhibit recognizes unsung heroes

February 1, 2014

UNC’s Sonja Haynes Stone Center opens a Civil Rights Movement exhibit to recognize young social activists.

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