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Student Spotlight: Taylor Tate

by jharris on December 14, 2010

Interview by Jake Weinshank Taylor Tate is junior point guard on the East Women’s Basketball. Tate recently moved to Chapel Hill from Buford, GA. You may know her younger brother, TJ Tate, who was the…

Local libraries experience change, yet remain relevant

by jharris on December 14, 2010

By Becky Scheible East students have always crowded the school’s library, but are any of them truly interested in checking out books? Despite their initial appeal, students appear to be using libraries more often as…

Four Loko alcoholic drinks banned by FDA

by jharris on December 14, 2010

By Becky Scheible On Nov. 17, an FDA warning prompted companies selling caffeinated malt beverages to remove the caffeine from alcoholic drinks such as Four Loko, just as the drink has become popular among young…

Latkes contribute Jewish jubilation to holiday smorgasbord

by jharris on December 14, 2010

By Katie Fisher and Rachel Hainline If you know what the difference is between a menorah and hanukkiah*, then you’ve probably tasted countless latkes. For the unenlightened, however, latkes are fried potato pancakes, traditionally served…

Green Focused: UNC dormitory wins national recognition for environmental initiatives

by jharris on December 14, 2010

By Julia Cohn The Morrison Residence Hall at UNC-Chapel Hill was recently crowned as The Biggest Loser. The Biggest Energy Loser, that is. The UNC team competing in the Energy Star and EPA sponsored contest…

A career in conservation: UNC’s Daniel Arneman talks about his green work

by jharris on December 14, 2010

ADD medications raise concerns

by jharris on December 13, 2010

By Sam Schanfarber Everyone has, at some point, heard a student in one of their classes justify his genuinely un-kempt appearance by explaining that he did not take his “meds” that morning. And for the…

Veteran wrestlers guide team toward regional qualifiers

by jharris on December 13, 2010

By Mitul Mehta After a record eight athletes qualified for regionals last year, the East wrestling team hopes to add to that number with the talented and skillful crew for this upcoming season. “My expectations…

Close-knit men’s basketball team’s ‘friend game’ ups wins

by jharris on December 13, 2010

By Henry Gargan [slideshow] It’s quarter to five on an overcast Monday afternoon and East’s basketball team hasn’t even laced up its sneakers. Instead, the players can be found in a trailer, some hard at…

Green varsity players on women’s basketball show dedication to success

by jharris on December 13, 2010

By Jake Weinshank The East women’s basketball program is off to a promising 2-0 start including a 39-33 home win over Chapel Hill High School on Dec 3. Junior, Taylor Tate, who knocked down several…

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