April 2019
On the cover
• Who’s the boss? UNC System turmoil and unclear accountability
News
• Quick Takes, Pages 2-3
• Lawmakers introduce omnibus health insurance bill, Page 4
• Cooper staff recruited large coalition to sell public on ACP, pipeline fund, Page 5
• Craft beer distribution compromise cheers brewers, wholesalers, Page 6
• UNC System turmoil worsened by unclear lines of accountability, Page 7-10
• Accomplishments under the UNC System’s Board of Governors, Page 9
• UNC System timeline, Page 10
• Candidates for seat in the 9th Congressional District, Page 11
• Walter Jones’ seat in 3rd Congressional District, Pages 12-13
• Polls, Page 24
Interviews
• Gregory Wallace: Kavanaugh poses no threat to constitutional order, Page 18
• Kev Coleman: Discussing the changing landscape of health insurance, Page 19
Opinion
• Terry Stoops commentary: Teacher pay in N.C.: sweet spots and sour notes, Page 14
• Mitch Kokai commentary: Legal footnote highlights uncertainty about N.C. election maps, Page 15
• Jay Schalin commentary: Radically transforming the nation: our politicized schools of education, Page 16
• Kristen Blair commentary: When parental involvement is too much of a good thing, Page 17
• Sarah-Jane Lorenzo commentary: What’s the actual value of a master’s degree?, Page 17
• Editorial: ‘The university of the people,’ Page 20
• John Trump commentary: Arguments against fixing broken N.C. ABC system old, tired, Page 22
• Michael Walden commentary: How should we fund new school buildings?, Page 22
• Andy Taylor commentary: Examining complexities, pitfalls of a direct democracy, Page 23
• Becki Gray commentary: How to expand insurance without expanding Medicaid, Page 23
Commentary by John Hood
• Cooper budget uses excessive debt, Page 21
• Conservatives should favor redistricting reform, Page 21
• Property rights should settle disputes, Page 21
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