University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

But, uh, you know, Jordan Hudson, you know, obviously, like, made national headlines last season with her, her CBS interview, and obviously the, the huge ga- age gap with, with her and, and Bill Belichick tu- turned a lot of heads.

And, you know, she was omnipresent in a lot of ways last off-season, and, you know, involved in at least, like, marketing w- with UNC, and there's everything Pablo Torres reported and public records uncovered.

So she has...

It's been the opposite this off-season, right? Like, she hadn't posted on Instagram since the Kentucky Derby, at least from what, what I had seen, and, and no one had seen her around the program.

To my knowledge, she wasn't in Ireland.

And so when she was on the sidelines for UNC's home opener, that is newsworthy, not in the football sense, but in the UNC program totality, newsworthy.

So all I did was take out my phone to just get a quick shot of her, post, "Oh, she's here." As soon as I look in the lens, she's already filming me.

And, oh, well, I didn't, like, initially think she was filming me.

The future is bright for the Ackland regardless.

UNC's Board of Trustees recently gave the go-ahead to move forward on a massive expansion project that will nearly double the museum's size.

Finally to Carrboro, where the town government made one small change over the summer in response to new anti-DEI legislation from the General Assembly.

rebranding the town's Race and Equity Office as the Carrboro Opportunity Office.

It's time now to take a look at sports.

Carolina men's soccer got a win last night, 2-0 over American on Dorrance Field.

UNC's defense held American without a single shot on goal, but the match was scoreless until Luke and Nikolai broke through with a penalty kick midway through the second half.

UNC's now 2-1 on the season with three ties.

Our children now, Megan and Patrick, who are in their late 20s, still in a wheelchair, on respirators, 24-hour-a-day nurses.

Megan graduated with honors from Notre Dame, master's University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

Yay, North Carolina.

And now she's...

Welcome listeners to episode five of the I Heart 90s History podcast, where we explore how historians study the 1990s.

I'm Ben Waterhouse from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

And Emily Vinsel at Virginia Tech.

In this episode, we chatted with Lily Geismar, professor of history at Claremont McKenna College.

Welcome listeners to episode five of the I Heart 90s History Podcast where we explore how historians study the nineteen nineties.

I'm Ben Waterhouse from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

And I'm Lee Vinsel at Virginia Tech.

In this episode, we chatted with Lillie Geissler, Professor of History at Claremont McKenna College.

Welcome, listeners, to Episode 5 of the I Heart 90s History podcast, where we explore how historians study the 1990s.

I'm Ben Waterhouse from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

And I'm Lee Vincil at Virginia Tech.

In this episode, we chatted with Lily Geissmer, professor of history at Claremont McKenna College.

Today, we are diving into the teenage brain and everything that's competing for its attention, uh [laughs] for better or worse.

Our guest is Dr. Eva Telzer, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at UNC Chapel Hill, and co-director of the Winston Center for Technology and the Developing Mind.

She's authored nearly 200 publications on how social and cultural processes shape adolescent brain development, um, with a focus on family and peer relationships, um, and the role of the digital environment in youths' lives.

So we have lots of questions for Dr. Telzer today.

But you're going to be a goat herder with a college degree.

So I went to UNC Chapel Hill, picked up a couple of college degrees, and then bolted for the West Coast.

And on April 1, 1984, April Fool's Day, not by accident, I was on stage for my first open mic night.

I'm doing my little five-minute routine.

Cal, I mean, they're up and coming.

UNC, not.

And Virginia Tech, first year for Franklin, right? So let's say they just inch out those, all of those by, like, a, you know, a field goal.

Um, I guess my, my question comes back to do you, does conference strength of schedule matter? I- or does it only matter to the nine and three teams?