OPINION: The Daily Tar Heel’s April Fool’s satire missed. Dare they try again?
For a newspaper, readership is key. The Tar Heel upset its audience.
For a newspaper, readership is key. The Tar Heel upset its audience.
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Indiana Daily Student science columnists opine on NASA’s Artemis II mission.
IU believes “rules for thee and not for me.”
Often, when a road forks, one path isn’t clearly better.
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An open letter from prominent economists about the war in Iran's economic costs.
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Critical thinking and math in everyday life should be part of IU GenEd requirements.
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Professor Theseus Jenkins takes metaphysics a tad too literally.
GMOs are predictable, unlike mustard plants.
AI homilies and chatbots threaten time-tested traditions with sterile imitations.
Sometimes it’s hard to stay away for so long.
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From messy buns to spam accounts, the pursuit of effortlessness is anything but effortless.
Passenger rail across the United States continues to be disappointing.