An associate dean at the business school said the professor’s permission wasn’t necessary, but IT policy indicates otherwise.
Month: April 2024
Invitation to Kentucky Bourbon Event Aligns with Reddit Accusation
An invitation backs up an online claim about N.C. lawmakers getting getting drunk and disruptive in Kentucky.
The Sultan of Snark
Sought-after GOP operative Jonathan Felts skewers Democrats and Republicans alike with a razor-sharp wit.
In Search of a Sex-Positive South
When it comes to sex, some say a ‘Magnolia Curtain’ hangs over the South. A recent festival sought to spice things up.
The Fading Star
The nation’s biggest media behemoths have left Wilmington’s flagship newspaper a diminished version of its former self.
How Randy Woodson Became N.C. State University’s Politically Invincible Chancellor
He’s served nearly three times as long as most college leaders. What’s his secret?
Dog Bites Man
In Wilkes County, a commissioner’s past dogfighting charges have helped bridge a partisan divide.
911 Call Raises Questions About Accident at Rep. Destin Hall’s Wedding Weekend
“You need to get the alcohol out of the car,” a man says after an accident involving likely future House speaker Destin Hall.
In Short: What to Watch in the N.C. Legislature This Spring
The state legislature comes back to Raleigh this week. Here’s a look at what might come up.
The State Faces a Looming Budget Shortfall. Is Gambling the Answer?
After years of tax cuts and increased spending, analysts project major state budget deficits.