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Sarah Kate “SK” Doherty (’24)
Nate Gibson (’23)
Cabel Jarrett (’24)
Mubashshir Khan (’22)
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Devin Lynch (’22)
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Kristen Snyder (’24)
Arthur Vu (’22)
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Charlton Allen (Our Founder)
Nathan Byerly, Bill Heeden III, Scott Rubush, James Baley, Steve Russell, Matt Rubush, Deb McCown, Adam Herring, Fitz E. Barringer, Brian Sopp, Taylor Stanford, Ashley Wall, Bryan Weynand, Nash Keune, Zach Dexter, Anthony Dent, Alex Macey, Chase McDonough, Kelsey Rupp, David Ortiz, Frank Pray, Alec Dent, Jesse B. Oliver
Hello CRDaily –
I really loved your latest post on “Guest Writer Rachel Higgins on Funding Opportunities for College”. I have gone ahead and added “CRDaily” to my Flipbaord. Keep writing awesome stuff, and I will keep reading it.
Thanks again,
Dante Smith
So glad I found the CRDaily and kudos to all the writers. Keep up the good work. I’m chairing Chatham County for Thom Tills, US Senate, (https://www.facebook.com/ChathamforTomTillis) and if any individual is interested, please send me a message. We’ll gear up mid-March.
I just found CR in the aftermath of the mob’s toppling Silent Sam.
Are you still an active publication?
tarheel1793@protonmail.com
-Class ‘95
Hi David,
Yes, we are! Very active. Please see our home page for our most recent articles and email the Editor-in-Chief for copies of our print additions.
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An alumna in the Honors Program at UNC Chapel Hill, I am now approaching retirement and have spent the last 15 years learning about the history of my family who came to North Carolina in the 1740’s. How eye-opening this has been! It has led me to write two books (trying to complete a third) on information I’ve gleaned from my research. I was there when they toppled the “Boy Soldier” (Silent Sam) monument and was horrified at the mob action, nauseated by the blind destruction of history by such bright youth of our state, disappointed that they have been so liberally-taught a one-sided version of vital history of our state, and angered by those who shouted insults at me who don’t know me at all. I am so glad to find there is a conservative element at Carolina! Thank you!!