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Donation to environmental law center comes from unlikely source

March 12, 2016

Some are questioning Duke Energy ‘s recent donation to the UNC School of Law’s environmental center.

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Spellings looks to put controversy behind her

March 5, 2016

As she takes over as UNC System President. Margaret Spellings talks about the controversy over her hiring, as well her plans to improve educational opportunities for poor and minority students.

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Spellings defends views on LGBTQ equality

March 5, 2016

New UNC System President Margaret Spellings is apologizing for a comment on LGBTQ equality, and she says she’s committed to civil rights and equal opportunity.

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UNC leaders question new admission program

March 5, 2016

UNC leaders say they’ll seek a delay in a new program that was intended to help students get into a four year university if they attend community college first.

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Chapel Hill cemetery marker removed amid controversy

March 5, 2016

The Old Chapel Hill Cemetery erected a monument to mark 361 graves in the African-American section. But less than a month later, the Town Council ordered it removed.

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Bars step up ID checks following fatal accident

February 27, 2016

Bartenders say they’re taking a harder look at customers’ IDs, after last year’s fatal accident on I-85. State regulators punished two Chapel Bars that admitted 20-year-old Chandler Kania before the crash.

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Questions raised over Spellings’ private sector work

February 27, 2016

New UNC System President Margaret Spellings has previously served on the board of private-sector education companies, and critics question her characterization of college students as “customers.”

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Spellings has long education background in Texas

February 27, 2016

Even before she was U.S. Secretary of Education, Margaret Spellings was involved in education policy in her home state of Texas.

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Tornadoes, strong winds cap a winter of weird weather

February 27, 2016

The Triangle has seen a wide variety of weather since the holiday season, and it only seems to be getting wilder.

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McCrory, UNC leaders urge support for bond referendum

February 20, 2016

The $2 billion bond plan would pay for university buildings across the state, including a medial facility in Chapel Hill. But some critics say the bonds are too expensive.

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