May 14, 2008
“The Commentators: Prof. Altha Cravey on UNC Sweatshops“–WCHL (radio clip)
May 11, 2008
“Writer clears up reporting on arrests“– News and Observer, Letters to the Editor
May 9, 2008
“UNC-CH Sweatshop Labor“– News and Observer, Letters to the Editor
May 7, 2008
“Sit-In Trouble“– Independent Weekly (photo story)
May 5, 2008
“Sit-in against UNC’s ties to sweatshops ends in 5 arrests“– Fight Back! News
“Interview with Sarah Hirsch: Sit-in over, struggle against sweatshops continues“– Fight Back! News
May 3, 2008
“5 arrested at UNC-CH sit-in“– N & O (With no mention of the fact that Chancellor Moeser expressly did not allow –very different from “steered away,” as they say– the LLCAC to discuss the DSP the past year after rejecting it in August 2007, no mention of the fact that we have been campaigning for three years, again quoting Prof Hornstein out of context despite his support and vote for the DSP; also, Mirza did not go limp in a chair– she was dragged into the anteroom by her arms and then dragged into a chair, then dragged out by her right arm and the chair and dragged into the van by both her arms.)
May 2, 2008
“Protesters escorted from building“– Herald Sun
“UNC students arrested after vote on supplier“– Myrtle Beach Online
“UNC students arrested after protests“– News 14
“Five arrested in N.C. university sit-in“– United Press International
“Police arrest 5 protesters in UNC Chancellor’s office“– News and Observer (Raleigh, Charlotte– this story contains factual errors about the arrests, identification of those arrested, what we are charged with, quotes Prof Hornstein out of context though he supports the DSP, and so far have not issued any corrections)
April 29, 2008
“Students sit in nationally” — The Daily Collegian
April 25, 2008
“UNC Student Sit-In Lingers on” (Radio) –1360 WCHL, Chapel Hill-Carrboro, Triangle Women’s International League for Peace and Freedom broadcast, hosted by Tana Hartman
April 24, 2008
“UNC-CH student sit-in continues” — News 14 Carolina (video and story)
(We were also on the 6 o’clock news on ABC 11 today, but it’s not online… we were also on NPR/ WUNC last week, but that is also not online)
“DSP is good, but people seem to misunderstand it” (seriously, DTH? that’s your title?)– Daily Tar Heel
“Workers rights protest enters second week” — Daily Tar Heel
“UNC protestors to rally at noon” — News & Observer (Triangle briefs)
April 22, 2008
“UNC Labor-practice protest continues” — Orange County News & Observer
“Protest not seen as changing minds” — Durham Herald Sun
“Sit in goal would empower factory workers abroad” — Daily Tar Heel (Letters to the Editor)
“The time is now to make UNC respect human rights” — Daily Tar Heel (Letters to the Editor)
“DSP would cause more poor people to lose jobs” — Daily Tar Heel (Letters to the Editor)
April 21, 2008
“UNC sit-in enters fifth day” — Raleigh News & Observer
“Anti-sweatshop students have website: You can now watch scenes from South Building on your computer” — News & Observer Blog
“Sit-in protest outlasts weekend” — Daily Tar Heel
“Timing is everything” — Daily Tar Heel (Editorial Board)
April 19, 2008
“Students speak up for apparel makers” — Raleigh News & Observer
“Chancellor Moeser’s Dance (UNC sit-in day 2)” — Independent Voices
April 18, 2008
“Students stage anti-sweatshop sit-in” — Durham Herald Sun
“UNC students seek anti-sweatshop rule” — Raleigh News & Observer
“UNC students begin sit-in over apparel factories” — Associated Press story (from NBC 17), picked up over 20 places statewide
“Students Protest for Labor” — Daily Tar Heel
April 17, 2008
“Sit-in at administration building demands end to UNC sweatshop clothing” — Fight Back! News
“UNC sit-in for a sweatshop free university” — Independent Voices
April 11, 2008
“Students protest UNC’s sweatshop involvement” — Daily Tar Heel
April 2, 2008
“Committee looks into labor” — Daily Tar Heel
March 20, 2008
“Campus groups unite for anti-sweatshop pit protest” –Daily Tar Heel
February 19, 2008
“New Era and union agree to labor deal” — Daily Tar Heel
January 30, 2008
“Labor practices examined” –Daily Tar Heel
January 28, 2008
“UNC policy allows worker mistreatment to continue” –Daily Tar Heel
January 23, 2008
“UNC mulls worker rights” –Daily Tar Heel
November 14, 2007
“Lend a helping hand” –Daily Tar Heel (Editorial board)
November 12, 2007
“Article left out important details about sweatshops” –Daily Tar Heel
November 9, 2007
“Students lobby for workers” –Daily Tar Heel (the day after this protest, Chancellor James Moeser finally appointed the members of the Labor Licensing Committee to the Chancellor, but reaffirmed his rejection of the DSP with no further explanation and no response to the specific critiques of his August 2007 statement.)
November 5, 2004
“Supplier violates codes of conduct” –Daily Tar Heel
November 20, 2002
“Students sound off on labor, multinational companies” –Daily Tar Heel
October 4, 2002
October 1, 2002
“Worker rights involvement might change” –Daily Tar Heel
April 30, 2002
“A B C: Athletics, Business, & Carolina” –Daily Tar Heel
December 3, 2001
“Sweatshop workers, allies, discuss workers’ rights” — Daily Tar Heel
March 28, 2001
“Anti-Sweatshop activists will continue to fight for workers” — Daily Tar Heel
March 22, 2001
“UNC activist fights for workers rights” — Daily Tar Heel
February 21, 2001
“SEJ goes to the mattresses over Nike” — Daily Tar Heel
January 29, 2001
“Labor rights worthy of your time” — Daily Tar Heel (Guest Column)
2001 (Unspecified Date)
Poor People? Surely not here? — The Galt Global Review
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