It’s a tough look to see a second lockdown only a day after some Republican leaders mocked UNC students who were protesting at the legislature demanding action on common sense gun reform. Instead of turning your backs, how about actually listening to them?
In her farewell article to Technician, Vol. 102 Design Editor Ann Salman describes what she has loved most about working for the newspaper, acknowledging the people who made it special.
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"I’m starting this farewell letter the same way I came into Technician, by writing it at 4 a.m. on a weeknight when I need to get up just a few hours later. That was, unfortunately, the first and hardest lesson Technician taught me."
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"My advice: Make this place yours. Push yourself, you’re more capable than you think. And if you ever need me, I’m around. My phone’s just on DND."
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"I have met so many amazing people, learned so much and faced many challenges. I started walking toward rowdy protests instead of away from them. That’s crazy."
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"From the late nights to the amazing friends and unforgettable memories I made along the way, I wouldn’t change a thing. My college experience was made infinitely better by the people I met and worked with along the way."
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"It hasn’t always been a walk in the park, but I’m thankful for every second I’ve spent on the third floor of Witherspoon Student Center. It’s truly been a blessing."
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Left the office at 1 a.m. for the last time tonight. I've still got a week left on staff, but this really felt like the end.
There's no group of people I would rather have ended my tenure with than these other seniors. ❤️
a perfect interaction just happened: a man at a bar came up to me and my friends and asked what we all did and I said I was a journalist and he said “oh like in spiderman”