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As the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill’s only nonpartisan student political review, The Hill serves as the middle ground (and often a battleground) for political thought on campus. Our aim is to provide the university community with a presentation of both neutral and balanced analysis of political ideas, events and trends. Issues are composed of in-depth feature stories, opinion columns, and plenty of accessible content designed to engage the campus in political discussion. Whether you side with a particular political party or feel that your beliefs do not fit into any particular mold, writing for The Hill is a unique and rewarding experience. Become part of Carolina’s only nonpartisan review today! For openings and more information, contact chief editors Radhika Kshatriya & Sam Hobbs by emailing
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The Hill maintains all of its issues online for your reading pleasure. Below you’ll find our latest issue; for earlier issues, please see the archive.
March 2012 
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