One of my best friends died in a car accident in Charlotte, N.C. on the way to his grandmother's house. My plans were halted about two days before I was to leave for the beach when Whitten was killed in the accident, and my world was turned upside down. Last night, in the latest step in a process that could bring more hope and student input to University of North Carolina System planning, the House of Representatives in the North Carolina General Assembly passed favorable reviews on House Bill 169. Currently, the ASG president, Andrew Payne, actively participates in discussions and deliberations but does not hold official voting privileges. That's the bottom line.
Banks suck, and they suck even more for college students.
The dawn of the twenty-first century is opening doors of international trade and economic expansion such as the world has never seen. The Internet is allowing international expansion not just by Coke and McDonald's, but also by individuals and small family businesses with the knowledge to build and maintain their own website. This is a question currently being debated in the North Carolina General Assembly. D - Orange is one of the legislators sponsoring the bill that would require all public libraries and schools with Internet access to control usage by using an Internet service provider that uses filtering software. Your roommate does it.