Published at The Daily Tar Heel on Feb. 8th, 2013. You might have noticed that folks around Chapel Hill are paying a lot more attention to the governorship nowadays. While I’d like to think that people heeded my advice and decided to pay more attention to state and local politics, I’m afraid it’s only...
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In November of 2012, Israeli aircraft bombed areas of the Gaza strip in an attempt to stop Hamas’ attack on Israel.  The event sparked a lot of controversy here in the US, and the issue of the large amount of aid we continue to give to Israel each year was brought to the table....
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We are proud to share with you our Fall 2012 Report. It has been an great year so far, and we expect nothing less from what is to come. Thanks to all the people who contributed to make all of this happen.  
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Last May, in the 2012 primary election, North Carolina voters voted to amend the state constitution to ban gay marriage. This state level action was iterated and made legal by the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA) signed by President Bill Clinton in 1996. DOMA, a federal law, strictly defines marriage as between one man...
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Published at The Daily Tar Heel on Thursday, January 10, 2013. Slavery is a practice that virtually all people find morally and ethically abhorrent. I’d contend that the most sacred gift we are given as human beings is the natural and absolute right to our lives. In other words, you are owned by you....
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November of 2012 this year brought on new elections.  These elections did not only deal with the candidates themselves, but also with a few issues that were put up for the public to decide through referendums.  Among the issues were both the legalization of marijuana, and the legalization of same-sex marriage.  Both Colorado and...
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