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From the Editor: Josh Hamilton, the major league baseball player who grew up here, is a recovering drug addict and alcohol abuser. His comeback has been one of the best sports stories of the last few years.
Modified: 11/06/09 11:30:50 PM

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His work shaped history

From the Editor: Jack Nelson, who covered many of the biggest stories in the South in the 1960s, died last week at age 80. His work is worth remembering.
Modified: 10/31/09 05:03:50 AM

He's just doing his job

From the Editor: Keung Hui, Wake schools reporter, is against the school board's diversity policy! "You've just about accomplished what I think was your goal," one caller said to Hui after voters recently supported changing the policy.
Modified: 10/23/09 11:31:04 PM

Obama changes his tune

From the Editor: When it comes to protecting reporters from revealing anonymous sources, President Obama sounds much different from candidate Obama.
Modified: 10/09/09 10:10:41 PM

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Literacy can turn lives around

From the Editor: Volunteers are working to keep teens out of trouble by teaching them to read better.
Modified: 10/02/09 09:36:17 PM

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Our own 'angel of the odd'

From the Editor: Joseph Mitchell, a North Carolinian who found fame as a writer for The New Yorker magazine, was once called "the angel of the odd."
Modified: 09/25/09 10:52:53 PM

Open chancellor search is best for NCSU

Drescher: If ever a chancellor search should be open, it's the one for the next leader at N.C. State University.
Modified: 09/22/09 01:30:59 AM

Wrong time to clam up

From the Editor: In the last decade, local Muslim leaders have reached out to the Triangle, seeking to forge a strong relationship with people of all faiths.
Modified: 09/22/09 01:27:36 AM

Can't take the heat?

From the Editor: Democracy yelled this month. But some Democrats in Congress didn't want to hear it.
Modified: 09/22/09 01:20:55 AM

Check out our changes Monday

From the Editor: All right already! We heard you! Starting Monday, we will return to a half-page weather report. But it won't be the same as the one we ran before July. It will be better.
Modified: 09/22/09 07:44:06 AM

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