I've known Karen for 20 years, and if she believes this action was taken in an effort to limit her defense of a free student press, I'm inclined to believe her.

It's opportunistic. People see this as a way to go after stations that are of value and of use. In the process, student voices can be lost, and the entire society loses. From teen pregnancy to school testing, we understand our world better and our teenagers better when we hear them.

It was the (strangest) hurricane we've seen in a long time.

It would be projected to be at a certain place at a certain time, and then Mother Nature would stop it. It messed up our timing.

We are very disappointed that the court left that issue to be decided another day.

When it gets to this point that staff members are so unhappy that they want an editor suspended, it is a reflection of some problems within the staff that probably go beyond the particular incident that prompted it.

This was the weirdest storm we ever worked. It did about three loops, four stalls and a sprint.

We're hoping we can find someone locally who can find a use for it.

Extending that high school law to colleges and universities carries a lot of baggage.

We're not looking at any hurricane force winds (winds above 75 mph) in Onslow County.