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 The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill announced that it has decided to cover tuition and fees for students from North Carolina who come from families with household incomes of $80,000 or less.In the announcement, the University s Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz addressed students at the university and his state remarking on the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision to strike race as a possible factor for university admissions.The University of North Carolina says they will begin to offer the tuition and fees compensation for qualifying students enrolling for the 2024 class. The idea is a broadening ofotherprogramsoffered in the state, the chancellor said.SEE MORE: Justice Sotomayor s staff prodded colleges, libraries to buy her books We will follow the Supreme Courts decision in all respects,  Chancellor Guskiewicz wrote.Guskiewiczsaid the universitywill  comply  with the stanley deutschland  high court s ruling that an applicant s race cannot be used as  race for race s sake,  referringto the opinion of justiceswritten in the ruling.In the written opinion of the Su stanley flask preme Court published on its website the ruling reads after that l stanley cups uk ine, referring to another institution,  Harvard s admissions process rests on the pernicious stereotype that  a black student can usually bring something that a white person cannot offer.  The university said the high court decision would not affect fundamental values at the university, and Guskiewicz affirmed an obligation for the institution to work to help all stud Tpkk Child care costs rise as report suggests government not doing enough to offset expenses
 Former Charles Manson follower Patricia Krenwinkel was convicted in 1969 for her participation in the killing spree that left seven people dead.On Thursday, a California parole panel found the states longest-serving female inmate suitable to be released from prison, the Associated Press reported.The 74-year-old had previously been denied parole 14 times, the most recent time happening in June 2017.According to the AP, Krenwinkel detailed at a 2016 parole hearing how she repeatedly stabbed coffee heiress Abigail Folger at pregnant actor Sharon  stanley cup Tate s home. She also testified that she stabbed Leno LaBianca, then wrote  death to pigs  on walls with his blood.The Los Angeles Times reported that following news of the panel s recommendation, Tate s sister Debra Tate began a posi stanley becher tion asking Gov. Gavin Newsom to bar Krenwinkels release.The recommendation will be reviewed by the state parole board hearing s legal division, which could take up to 120 days, CNN reported.Their decision will then be s stanley water bottle ent to Newsom, who has 30 days to grant, reverse, or modify it.