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Dana’s floral striped top on Sweet Magnolias
Outfit Details Top: Smocked ruffle-trim top in blue daisy print by J. Crew Worn on: Sweet Magnolias episode "Everyday, Every Day" - 5x08 Worn by: Dana Sue Sullivan played by Brooke Elliott Posted on: June 17, 2026 Posted by: Steph Tags: J. Crew Sweet Magnolias: Season 5 Episode 8 Sweet Magnolias Dana Sue Sullivan Person: Brooke Elliott
Dana’s navy v-neck dress on Sweet Magnolias
Outfit Details Dress: Navy and Cream Mitchell Dress by Tuckernuck Worn on: Sweet Magnolias episode "Smoke and Mirrors" - 5x06 Worn by: Dana Sue Sullivan played by Brooke Elliott Posted on: June 16, 2026 Posted by: Steph Tags: Sweet Magnolias: Season 5 Episode 6 Tuckernuck Sweet Magnolias Dana Sue Sullivan Person: Brooke Elliott
Dana’s animal print pajamas on Sweet Magnolias
Outfit Details Pajamas: Long Sleeve Cotton Pajamas by Desmond and Dempsey Worn on: Sweet Magnolias episode "Bigger and Brighter" - 5x02 Worn by: Dana Sue Sullivan played by Brooke Elliott Posted on: June 12, 2026 Posted by: Steph Tags: Desmond & Dempsey Sweet Magnolias: Season 5 Episode 2 Sweet Magnolias Dana Sue Sullivan Person: Brooke Elliott
Dana’s beige leopard print top on Sweet Magnolias
Outfit Details Top: Bow Blouse With Flutter Sleeve in Panther by Eloquii Worn on: Sweet Magnolias episode "The Magnolias Take Manhattan" - 5x01 Worn by: Dana Sue Sullivan played by Brooke Elliott Posted on: June 12, 2026 Posted by: Mina Tags: Eloquii Plus Size Sweet Magnolias: Season 5 Episode 1 Sweet Magnolias Dana Sue Sullivan Person: Brooke Elliott
Meet the Angus Barn's beloved greeter, a 96-year-old who 'does not know a stranger' Original
Walter Hilliard Greene, who is 96, played on the UNC-Chapel Hill basketball team that won the NCAA Division I championship. Today, he is a popular greeter at the Angus Barn in Raleigh. More than 65 years ago, Walter Hilliard Greene played with members of the UNC-Chapel Hill basketball team that won the NCAA Division I championship. Greene, 96, no longer plays for crowds of fans.
Angus Barn’s Most Popular Greeter Reflects On 96 years
This story originally published online at UNC Media Hub. More than 65 years ago, Walter Hilliard Greene played with members of the UNC-Chapel Hill basketball team that won the NCAA Division I championship. Greene, 96, no longer plays for crowds of fans. Instead, he welcomes crowds of people as a restaurant greeter in Raleigh’s most famous steakhouse, and he couldn’t be happier.
Retired Hussman professor Jane Brown honored with Howes Lifetime Achievement Award
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Thursday, April 11, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue The UNC Retired Faculty and Professionals Association presented professor emeritus Jane Brown with the Jonathan B. Howes Lifetime Achievement Award at its spring general meeting and luncheon on Monday. Before she retired in 2012, Brown worked at the University for 35 years. She worked as a professor in the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media and as a fellow at the Carolina Population Center.
'I still feel close to home': First-year Muslim students navigate Ramadan at UNC
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Monday, March 25, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue The UNC Muslim Students Association works year-round to support the social and religious life of Muslim students at the University. During Ramadan, which occurs from the evening of March 10 to April 9 this year, MSA focuses its efforts on a critical task — helping first-year students feel at home while observing the month of fasting, community and reflection away from home.
GPSG passes resolution calling for UNC divestment from Israel
The Graduate and Professional Senate passed a resolution, 35-6 with four abstentions, on Tuesday calling for UNC to divest from companies that invest in or provide funds to the Israeli government or military. Katie Heath, the graduate and professional student body president-elect, led and moderated the debate and public comments about the resolution. At the meeting, senators also voted to pass legislation drafted by the Travel Awards, External Appointees, Town Hall and Appropriations Committees.
GPSG passes resolution calling for UNC divestment from Israel
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Wednesday, March 20, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue The Graduate and Professional Senate passed a resolution, 35-6 with four abstentions, on Tuesday calling for UNC to divest from companies that invest in or provide funds to the Israeli government or military. Katie Heath, the graduate and professional student body president-elect, led and moderated the debate and public comments about the resolution.
'The message is still the same': How students celebrate Lunar New Year away from home
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Friday, Feb. 9, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue On Feb. 10,students at UNC will ring in the Lunar New Year — a holiday that predates the Jan. 1 New Year's celebration by more than 1,000 years. The Lunar New Year is known by many names around the globe: Chinese New Year, the Spring Festival, Tết or Seollal.
Dulcie Murdock Straughan, Hussman professor of more than 25 years, passes away
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Monday, Jan. 15, 2024 Newsletters Latest print issue To her friend Lois Boynton, a fellow associate professor at the UNC Hussman School of Journalism and Media, Dulcie Murdock Straughan was best known for her "infectious smile and warm laugh." Straughan, a professor at the journalism school for 26 years, passed away on Dec. 30 after a battle with an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, Chris Straughan, and her children, Dani and David.
UNC faculty and staff gain access to AI generative tool Microsoft Copilot
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Monday, Nov. 27, 2023 Newsletters Latest print issue As of this month, UNC faculty and staff can access a digital artificial intelligence tool to summarize articles, generate coursework and accelerate their online research. Information Technology Services made a version of Microsoft Copilot — formerly knownas Bing Chat Enterprise — available to UNC employees on Nov. 8. On Nov. 15, Microsoft announced that Bing Chat and Bing Chat Enterprise became Copilot.
'Why would they do that?': Faculty reflect on restrictions for distinguished professorships
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Tuesday, Nov. 7, 2023 Newsletters Latest print issue Members of the UNC Board of Trustees called for "a full and open explanation to the entire University community" in a Nov. 3 letter regarding the N.C. General Assembly's decision to limit distinguished professorships to STEM fields. A provision in House Bill 259, which became law in October, prevents professors outside of STEM fields from earning distinguished professorships in the UNC System.
'Not an ideal time to be conservative': Ben Carson speaks on UNC Campus
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2023 Newsletters Latest print issue On Thursday, students lined up outside the Carolina Union to hear a speech by Ben Carson — a former neurosurgeon who ran for president on the Republican ticket in 2016 and served as the Secretary of the Department of Housing and Urban Development in 2021. Turning Point USA partnered with the American Cornerstone Institute to host the event at 7 p.m. in the Great Hall, which garnered around 300 attendees.
'It’s a tool like any other tool': Reflections on AI in the classroom
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2023 Newsletters Latest print issue This fall, Provost Christopher Clemens commissioned the UNC Generative AI Committee to help faculty and students adapt to the widespread use of generative artificial intelligence online. Following the committee's creation, some professors are designing coursework that teaches students to use artificial intelligence responsibly.
Faculty Council discusses campus safety and affirmative action in Sept. 8 meeting
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Monday, Sept. 11, 2023 Newsletters Latest print issue Faculty Chair Beth Moracco, Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz and Provost Chris Clemens led the Faculty Council on Friday in a discussion about campus safety following a shooting on UNC's campus on Aug. 28. During the meeting, the council passed a resolution honoring associate professor Zijie Yan as a scientist, mentor, friend and father.
Rise of textbook prices a result of economic factors, including inflation
Printing news. Raising hell. Since 1893. Tuesday, Sept. 12, 2023 Newsletters Latest print issue Jada Edmark, a junior nursing student at UNC, said she is already paying $600 for this semester’s textbooks, and two of her classes have yet to announce their required materials.
Meet the pathologists working inside UNC’s medical labs
UNC’s Molecular Genetics Laboratory performs millions of clinical tests annually. Its largest specialized division, chemistry, tests over 1,500,000 samples annually. The faculty, fellows and residents of the Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine review and process these tests, completing potentially life-saving work every day. For Dr. Jonathan Galeotti, his interest in the field of lab medicine stemmed from a fascination with life at the cellular level.
UNC hosts second annual Diplomacy Week, introduces students to global relations
Last week, UNC hosted the second annual Diplomacy Week, featuring discussions with notable diplomats, a policy brief competition and a screening of the award-winning documentary, “Beethoven in Beijing.” Barbara Stephenson, vice provost for global affairs and a former U.S. ambassador, said the Diplomacy Initiative's event aimed to prepare students to help solve some of the world’s challenges beyond UNC.
Administration members answer questions on current University issues
On Thursday, Graduate and Professional Student Government President Theodore Nollert moderated the Future of the University Panel – a discussion of how the University will address some issues it currently faces. The panel featured Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz, Provost Chris Clemens and David English, the UNC System vice president for academic programs, faculty and research. The event took place at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center.
Faculty Council addresses University DEI efforts, School of Civic Life and Leadership
Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz gave updates about recent requests for information about UNC's diversity, equity and inclusion efforts from the North Carolina legislature at Friday's Faculty Council meeting. Council members also spoke about the School of Civic Life and Leadership and new administrative hires at the University.
A look into drinking and on-campus alcohol violations at UNC
According to the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, most college students find the first six weeks of their first year to be a common time to consume alcohol. This holds true at UNC, where the majority of alcohol violations occur in traditionally first-year residence halls. Between October 2015 and October 2022, 580 alcohol violations in dormitories were reported to Chapel Hill Police Department.
UNC School of Law honors first Black female graduate Sylvia X. Allen in portrait unveiling
Sylvia X. Allen was the first Black woman to graduate from the UNC School of Law, a prosecutor, an assistant attorney general, a community leader and a mother of eight children. UNC faculty and students gathered on Friday to witness the unveiling of Allen’s portrait, which will hang in the law school beside imagesof other distinguished alumni. The UNC School of Law commissioned the portrait by artist Robin Wellner after alumni Diana Florence '95 and M. Scott Peeler ‘97 established the Sylvia X.
Zach Cook wins 2022 Lindy Kienle Award
By ops@our-hometown.com | on November 03, 2022 By Brooke Elliott Honoree Zach Cook with his family and Village officials.Zach Cook never expected to hear his name announced at the Lindenhurst Summer Camp award ceremony. “I was so surprised and excited,” he said, “I... An online subscription is required to view this content! Please login below or Subscribe today!
Anike Robinson brings her exhibit 'Gris Gris Gurlz' to the Stone Center
A unique collection of collages, paintings, videos and dolls waits in the Brown Gallery and Museum at the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History. Multimedia artist Anike Robinson’s exhibit “Gris Gris Gurlz” opens Thursday. According to Robinson's artist statement, the collection tells the stories of the men, women and children who escaped the death camps of the South for the autonomy of Maroon Societies.
UNC Faculty Council passes free speech resolution at monthly meeting
In the past, faculty members like Law Professor Michael Gerhardt have received death threats after expressing their political opinions online. The UNC Faculty Council met last Friday for the first meeting of the 2022-2023 school year to vote on a resolution regarding the faculty’s free speech and rights under the First Amendment. The council drafted the resolution as the result of concerns about whether the faculty could speak freely and expect to be supported by the University.
UNC faculty talks salary inequities, administrative leadership changes
As the University approaches the end of the spring semester, its faculty members have continued to discuss key topics and issues — such as privacy, salary inequity and leadership structure — in recent Faculty Council and Faculty Executive Committee meetings. Here's a look at some of these discussions: Faculty salary inequities On April 8, the Faculty Council adopted a resolution that focuses on furthering gender and racial salary equity at the University.
How Business Education Can Create A Better Post-Pandemic World
The COVID-19 pandemic has been a struggle for so many, for so long — a truly unprecedented period of uncertainty. But as we close Women’s History Month and look to a post-pandemic future, I’m encouraged by one thought: this challenging period has provided us with an opportunity to reimagine our society and create a bold, more-inclusive future.
'All over campus, all over town': Story of Us archive preserves LGBTQ student voices
In 1976, the first Southeastern Gay Conference in the United States was held on UNC's campus. More than four decades later, the Carolina Pride Alumni Network has raised over $90,000 to preserve the history of the University’s LGBTQ+ students, faculty and staff through “The Story of Us,” a collaboration with the Wilson Library and the Southern Oral History Program. University Archivist Nicholas Graham said the experiences of marginalized or underrepresented students are often missing from archives.
UNC Campus Recreation reduces cleaning schedule
Starting last week, the Student Recreation and the Rams Head Recreation Centers reduced their scheduled cleaning periods in response to patron feedback on limited facility hours. The Rams Head Recreation Center and the SRC will be closed for two 30-minute cleaning periods during weekdays and one 30-minute period on weekends,during which staff will use backpack sprayers of disinfectant to sanitize exercise equipment.
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Cross Border Prenuptial Agreements | JD Supra
A prenuptial agreement is entered into by a couple before marriage to address the rights and obligations that accrue in the event of a termination of the marriage by divorce or death. In the United States, there is not a uniform approach that controls prenuptial agreements because matrimonial law varies by state. Therefore, couples may face challenges enforcing a prenuptial agreement in different states due to conflicts of laws from each state.
Cross Border Prenuptial Agreements
United States: Cross Border Prenuptial Agreements 25 January 2021 by Mark Haranzo and Brooke M. Elliott Holland & Knight Your LinkedIn Connections with the authors To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. A prenuptial agreement is entered into by a couple before marriage to address the rights and obligations that accrue in the event of a termination of the marriage by divorce or death.
Sweet Magnolias (2020-2025) - TV Show
Lifelong friends Maddie, Helen and Dana Sue lift each other up as they juggle relationships, family and careers in the small Southern town of Serenity.
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