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Updates for March 11, 2010
Cartoon || March 11, 2010
By: Conrad Plyler, sophomore in political science
Inter-planetary language teachers can be dangerous.
Technician seeks restructuring
By: Nick Tran, News Editor
Committee charged with ensuring student newspaper’s long-term survival
Students on campus may have noticed a change in Technician during the past semester. There have been criticisms of poor coverage and content with little value to the University.
It’s time for everyone to tighten their belts
By: Andrew Dworznicki, Staff Columnist
Times can be tough. We are going through a recession, jobs are hard to come by and people are being forced to be thrifty with their money….
Deeper history is better history
By: Zakk White, Assistant Viewpoint Editor
Surprise, Mr. McCauley has — once again — twisted his underpants into a Gordian knot over something he never quite bothers to understand….
Mandated health care hurts students
By: Technician’s editorial board
Mandating health care does uninsured students a disservice. Affordable, optional plans would benefit students; but forcing health care upon them puts a barrier on affordable education….
Symposium showcases research
By: Rachel Port, Staff Writer
Graduate students show off original research, compete for cash prizes at the fifth annual Graduate R
Graduate students representing every academic department on campus presented 189 examples of original research at the fifth annual Graduate Research Symposium at McKimmon Center Wednesday afternoon.
Insurance mandate to impact college cost
By: Jessica Neville, Science & Tech Editor
Beginning fall 2010, students must provide proof of insurance or opt for University plan
The UNC System Board of Governors passed a unanimous resolution in August 2009 that requires all students to provide proof of health insurance or enroll in a system-wide plan beginning this fall for all students who meet a three-fold criterion.
Updates for March 10, 2010
With college life comes tests of faith
By: Lauren Shute, Staff Writer
While some religious beliefs are strengthened during university, others falter
When students make the move from home to college, it is understandable that considerable changes take place. Students are faced with new situations, some of which they have never encountered before, and as a result some of their views on life can be alter…
Down economy won’t stop spring break plans
By: Lauren Shute, Staff Writer
Finally getting a break from college stress, many head to the beaches for relaxation time
Listen to any conversation drifting around the classroom in the next two days and it’s a safe bet that the topic will be spring break. Students will be heading out in droves come Friday, ready to drown their school sorrows in a margarita or two. Wit…
Pack prepared, confident going into ACC tourney
By: Tyler Everett, Deputy Sports Editor
11th seeded Wolfpack looking to continue recent success at conference tournament
Smith second to none
By: Tyler Everett, Deputy Sports Editor
Tuition increase petition heads to ASG
By: Annie Albright, Staff Writer
Association of Student Governments petitions against statewide tuition and fee increase
