Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Decades of illiterate graduates. Which one is that?

The one you could not attend, I do believe.

Is literacy a disqualifier?

Obviously not. But boorishness might be.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Decades of illiterate graduates. Which one is that?

The one you could not attend, I do believe.

Is literacy a disqualifier?

Anonymous wrote:Decades of illiterate graduates. Which one is that?

The one you could not attend, I do believe.

Decades of illiterate graduates. Which one is that?

Anonymous wrote:Whenever you hear just "UNC", "North Carolina", or "Carolina" referencing a college, you can assume it's UNC Chapel Hill.

I am an alum, and I don’t. I simply say Chapel Hill. The other UNC campuses are pretty large and have distinct identities - Charlotte, Asheville, Wilmington, and Greensboro and probably some others that have popped up since I was there in the early 90s.

Anonymous wrote:Google is your friend. And it's chapel hill.

Google is, but sometimes the results are not straightforward. There are other UNCs and they too have soccer programs.

My favorite quote: "Lighten up, just enjoy life, smile more, laugh more, and don’t get so worked up about things."

Whenever you hear just "UNC", "North Carolina", or "Carolina" referencing a college, you can assume it's UNC Chapel Hill.

Google is your friend. And it's chapel hill.

Anonymous wrote:Neither.Chapel Hill.
The UNC flagship.

Wow! Thanx!

Neither.Chapel Hill.
The UNC flagship.

Quick question: no way to say it and it not sound stupid, so here goes. Is the "big" UNC soccer school UNC Greensboro or UNC Charlotte?

Thank you.