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UNC tennis player’s federal lawsuit could affect 10 US Open players

A University of North Carolina tennis player’s federal lawsuit could affect 10 or more people who competed in the ongoing US Open Tennis Championships in Flushing, New York. A court filing Friday indicated that the lawsuit could help determine whether 18-year-old Maya Joint will be forced to forfeit more than $146,000 in prize winnings from the current US Open.

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Carolina Journal’s Brianna Kraemer explains what she saw at UNC’s Flagstock ’24

Brianna Kraemer, Carolina Journal reporter, discusses the Flagstock ’24 celebration for University of North Carolina fraternity brothers who protected the American flag during an anti-Israel protest last spring. Kraemer offered these comments during a Sept. 3, 2024, interview with One America News Network.

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ACC seeks to link FSU, Clemson cases at top NC court with 2025 hearing

The Atlantic Coast Conference is asking North Carolina’s highest court to link the schedules for hearing the conference’s lawsuits against Florida State and Clemson universities. Paperwork filed Tuesday suggests a hearing could take place after mid-January 2025.

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Labor Day concert honors UNC students who defended the American flag on campus

The night kicked off with veterans taking the stage and a military flyover. The line-up of country music stars featured Five for Fighting, Aaron Lewis, Big & Rich, Lee Greenwood, and Chapel Hill alumni Nick Searcy from the class of ‘82, who led the crowd in a university anthem. The event wrapped with fireworks overhead as Lee Greenwood sang the iconic song, "God Bless the USA."

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UNC defends deference in state Supreme Court case of fired WSSU professor

The University of North Carolina System defends the legal concept of administrative deference in its latest state Supreme Court filing in the case of a fired Winston-Salem State University professor. Lower courts have ruled against Professor Alvin Mitchell.

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Doctor fired from Duke for resisting DEI agenda says majority of colleagues agree

Dr. Conger, whose been a doctor at Duke for 12 years, questioned the science of racism being considered a health crisis. He said most of his colleagues in the emergency department felt the same way, but they wouldn’t speak up. 

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