Article Published by: journalnow.com Living with food allergies and food sensitivities means eliminating many prepared meals and spending lots of time combing through ingredient lists for items such as gluten, dairy, soy, peanuts (legumes) and tree nuts. The same extends to dehydrated or freeze-dried meals, snacks
Article Published by: goheels.com Carolina blue vs. garnet and black. Tar Heels vs. Sandlappers. Smoked pork with vinegar and hot pepper (any maybe some ketchup) vs. a mustard-based sauce. Jesse Helms vs. Strom Thurmond. Eric Church vs. Hootie & the Blowfish. Grandfather Mountain vs. Hilton Head
Article Published by: hbr.org So much is written about happiness at work — yet judging from Gallup statistics that show 85% of employees aren’t engaged, few know how to attain it. Given that the average person spends 90,000 hours at work in a lifetime, it’s important
Article Published by: huffpost.com There’s no shortage of reasons why Ireland is in season all year long, but here are a few you might not be thinking of. It’s true, Ireland in the summer boasts long, bright, majestic days and late sunsets, but we’re going to let
Article Published by: unc.edu Students in the UNC School of Media and Journalism team up to tell the compelling journey of head coach Karen Shelton’s seventh NCAA title. By Will Rimer, University Communications, Friday, August 9th, 2019 When senior Adrian Walker came to Carolina he knew he wanted
Article Published by: salisbury.com WINSTON-SALEM – Bookmarks will present its 15th annual Festival of Books & Authors, which will take place at various locations in Winston-Salem, on the weekend after Labor Day. From Sept. 5-8, attendees can enjoy a variety of author and literary events that celebrate
Article Published by: bbc.com The trauma of losing could actually do you more good than harm. In 2008 Annie Vernon rowed for Great Britain in the quad sculls at the Beijing Olympics. At 25, she was the youngest member of an experienced group that was set on
Article Published by: forbes.com Do you ever feel that the lofty, big-picture purpose articulated by your organization is not resonating with you? If yes, fear not. You are not alone. We all have to encounter a barrier around connecting individual and organizational purpose. Organizational purpose is broad
Article Published by: journalnow.com After 15 festivals, the little book festival that could is all grown up. Leaders of Bookmarks, Winston-Salem’s nonprofit literary organization, announced Thursday the 60 authors who will come to the Festival of Books and Authors Sept. 5-8. That’s up from 45 authors last
Article Published by: goheels.com Twenty two years ago, Tar Heel Coach Mack Brown and UNC Chancellor Michael Hooker led a processional of football players and coaches from the original Kenan Field House in the east end zone of Kenan Stadium to the new locker room on