This is the public face of an economy that has tumbled off the edge of a cliff: 9.7 percent unemployment in North Carolina and a half million jobs lost nationwide last month alone.
In the middle of an economic crisis, it doesn't sound like much of a problem. But it is.
She was the youngest person in the room, and she brought down the house.
Today feels like the fourth quarter, but it's not. There's a lot of time left on the clock.
The analysts and pundits are busy painting the milestones in Tuesday's election with a broad brush. Who could argue?
It was bound to happen. The only surprise is that it took this long.
These are tough times for a city accustomed to the feel of wind beneath its wings.
If you know that using Blackboard doesn't involve chalk, congratulations. With good grades, you're ready to attend UNCO.
Erskine Bowles has walked on water longer than many expected as president of the University of North Carolina system.
She was born in a year when people died like poisoned rats.
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