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As Carol Folt officially becomes Chancellor, she’s developed a reputation for deliberate, careful leadership. UNC’s football scandal yields a second indictment.Students raise money for a Ugandan school. The Chapel Hill police start tweeting.

The first indictments are handed up in the UNC athletic scandal. State budget cuts frustrate UNC students and faculty. A local group aids elderly southern musicians. “Cupcake Wars” break out on Franklin St.

A student group calls on UNC to divest from the coal industry. Scientists at UNC and elsewhere react to a new report on climate change. Roy Williams talks about P.J. Hairston’s situation. A study suggests men get intimidated by women’s success.

Students march in Raleigh to protest voting laws. Few local bars plan to allow guns, despite new concealed-carry rules. Nutritionists question gluten-free diets. A study finds young people eventually come to enjoy their parents’ favorite songs.

UNC students share childhood memories of 9/11. Undocumented students lobby for in-state tuition. Dean Smith is honored for his accomplishments off the court. “Peacocking” has a special meaning for scientists who are studying the colorful birds.

Chapel Hillians speak out about a possible U.S. military attack on Syria. UNC remembers student Faith Hedgepeth one year after she was killed. A controversy over NCAA merchandising leads to debate over compensation for student athletes. Adventure-seeking students explore the drainage tunnels under campus.

On our final program of the 2012-2013 school year, we look back at the top news of the year and some of our favorite stories.

Human trafficking is a growing problem in North Carolina, but one victim found a way to escape enslavement. Sleep deprivation is all too common among students during final exams. The Price is Right for one UNC student.

New Chancellor Carol Folt had supporters and detractors in her previous job at Dartmouth. Outgoing Chancellor Holden Thorp says he’s learned hard lessons about college sports. A few students make the unusual choice to live without mobile phones.

UNC names its first female Chancellor, and she’ll face some new challenges on the job. Some legislators want to make it harder — or more expensive — for students to vote. A campus panel will explore athletics and academics.