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Moving to a faraway place will always bring its share of challenges. For Art Chansky, who moved to Chapel Hill to attend UNC after growing up in the northeast, those challenges included getting used to a southern way of living — and watching college football. Chansky remembers his first time visiting Kenan Stadium for a football game, where UNC was taking on ACC rivals Clemson.
Art Chansky was not accustomed to the emphasis placed on college football when he moved to the south for school. (Photo via Jon Gardiner/UNC-Chapel Hill.)
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