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Confederate Group’s Legal Fees Stand in Silent Sam Case
The return of $2.5 million given to the Sons of Confederate Veterans before the Silent Sam settlement was vacated will be a little more than $80,000 short. The same judge who canceled the UNC System’s deal with the Confederate group ruled on…
UNC General Alumni Association
• 1 day ago
#TBT (1991): In one of the more famous juxtapositions between town and gown, University Methodist Church is framed in the alley between Vance and Battle halls. Some say the old campus lost some vitality when Vance and Pettigrew were converted from residence halls to administrative use in the late 1960s. (📷: 1991 Yackety Yack)
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UNC General Alumni Association
• 1 day ago
It’s time for some comfort food. Tar Heel tradition and Carolina Alumni Review advertiser Mama Dip’s Kitchen is offering curbside service and delivery Thursday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. mamadips.com
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UNC General Alumni Association
• 1 day ago
Thank you, #UNCAlumni 💙
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From the Carolina Alumni Review: Confederate Group’s Legal Fees Stand in Silent Sam Case
The return of $2.5 million given to the Sons of Confederate Veterans before the Silent Sam settlement was vacated will be a little more than $80,000 short. The same judge who canceled the UNC System’s deal with the Confederate group ruled on Wednesday that legal fees the group incurred do not have to be returned.
Full story at https://unc.live/3aWAQeT
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From the Carolina Alumni Review: UNC Helps Launch Consortium for Anti-Virus Drug Discovery
The University and its Eshelman Institute for Innovation, in collaboration with the Structural Genomics Consortium, a partnership devoted to science relevant to drug discovery, have announced the launch of a global organization aimed at discovering and developing drugs to put “on the shelf” for clinical trial testing in anticipation of future viral pandemics.
Full story at https://unc.live/39VDoZB
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UNC General Alumni Association
• 2 days ago
The GAA proudly took home honors this year from the Council for Advancement and Support of Education (CASE). Learn more about each CASE award we received in the latest issue of the Carolina Alumni Review. #UNCAlumni alumni.unc.edu/car
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UNC General Alumni Association
• 2 days ago
Today we're feeling grateful for our beloved Old Well 💐 What are you grateful for today? #UNCAlumni alumni.unc.edu
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UNC General Alumni Association
• 2 days ago
“I came here an unformed rube, and I left here with confidence in my intellect, my ability to lead but, most importantly, with a sophisticated set of moral values that I developed here that have never led me astray.” – Rich Leonard ’71
For many years, a member of the GAA Board of Directors has presented a “My Carolina Story” at each of the board’s quarterly meetings. As our Carolina family seeks ways to stay connected during these challenging times, board members are sharing their stories with all of our alumni. Hark the Sound.
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UNC General Alumni Association
• 3 days ago
“Sometimes I’m able to remove myself from it and see it as just a funny story with some heart, and sometimes it will really choke me up,” says Grady Cooper ’87. Cooper serves as the real-life inspiration for the new CBS series "The Unicorn." The show, a product of Carolina’s Hollywood colony of alumni who have been heavily involved in film and television for decades, is named because of the rarity of a youngish widower father with teenagers.
From “A Real-Life Unicorn,” in the March/April ’20 issue of the Carolina Alumni Review.
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UNC General Alumni Association
• 3 days ago
It's Trivia Tuesday. Play today in the UNC Alumni app from now until 9 a.m. (EST) tomorrow. We’re testing Tar Heels’ knowledge of campus, the history of this place, sports legends and more. A lucky Heel who’s in the know will win a very Carolina prize, so make sure you’ve downloaded and logged in to the free UNC Alumni app to play: alumni.unc.edu/mobileapp
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uncgaa
• 1 day ago
#TBT (1991): In one of the more famous juxtapositions between town and gown, University Methodist Church is framed in the alley between Vance and Battle halls. Some say the old campus lost some vitality when Vance and Pettigrew were converted from residence halls to administrative use in the late 1960s. (📷: 1991 Yackety Yack)
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uncgaa
• 1 day ago
I’m gone to Carolina in my mind ... 🌸 #UNCAlumni
📸 Photo via @nickneedham85
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uncgaa
• 3 days ago
Always look on the bright side, Tar Heels. ☀️ #UNCAlumni
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uncgaa
• 4 days ago
Reuben Mabry `19 turned to artwork for respite from the violence he experienced firsthand as an Apache helicopter pilot in Afghanistan, both while deployed and today as a Carolina MFA graduate. GAA members: See his artwork, and read his story in the March/April edition of the Carolina Alumni Review. #UNCAlumni alumni.unc.edu/car
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uncgaa
• 7 days ago
Spring is swell at our beloved Old Well 💐 #UNCAlumni
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