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(06/14/12 4:46pm)
Retreating from the shoreline isn’t the answer
TO THE EDITOR:
If you missed Orrin Pilkey’s latest dog and pony show to sell his new book on sea level rise, you avoided a colossal waste of time.
What was billed by the N.C. Coastal Federation as a primer on climate change degenerated into little more than a screed against those who disagree with him.
(06/11/12 2:51pm)
Retreating from the shoreline isn’t the answer
(04/19/12 2:43am)
Fetzer Gym transformed from a simple workout facility to the mecca of North Carolina intramural indoor soccer on Wednesday.
(01/31/12 8:08pm)
Name: Amy Anderson
Year: Senior
Major: Classics and Archeology
Hometown: Charlotte
(12/05/11 9:25pm)
For some, a full-time job at a top New York advertising firm would limit community involvement, but Dana McMahan puts others first.
(11/01/11 7:39pm)
Michael Brown is a self-proclaimed “North Carolina boy.” A 1977 graduate of UNC, Brown is the creator of many of the town’s beloved murals, including the sea turtles on Columbia Street and the marching parade in Porthole Alley.
(10/11/11 8:44pm)
It took Courage for Erin Holdaway to start her own in-home animal rescue organization.
(05/22/11 9:54pm)
A flashing television screen commanded its viewers to “BUY BEER.”
(03/27/11 6:29pm)
Clay studio instructor Carmen Elliot has a favorite memory.
(02/28/11 5:20am)
Researchers from UNC explain how baby loggerhead turtles navigate the open ocean in an online report published Feb. 24 in Current Biology — answering a question that has puzzled scientists for years.
(11/04/10 10:07pm)
Potential: for most of North Carolina’s past freshmen classes, it’s a measure of what could be.
For this year’s class, it’s a measure of what will be.
(10/12/10 2:41am)
Sometimes there’s a lull in those passing conversations in which the speakers involved experience a moment of hesitation, painfully highlighted by a scream of silence in the midst of mundane sounds.
(10/11/10 2:37am)
Correction (October 14, 1:05 a.m.): Due to a reporting error, this story incorrectly stated the age of Rob Hogan. He was 54. The story also incorrectly stated the location of Hogan’s injury. He fell and injured his hip. The story also misstated Hogan’s job when he met his wife. He was a farmer and sold firewood. The Daily Tar Heel apologizes for the errors.
(10/01/10 3:27pm)
With the autumnal equinox come and gone, and foul weather haunting Chapel Hill for half a week, we can officially say that summer is through. That means that fall is kind of here (or maybe not yet, or maybe sort of, or maybe he’s thinking about it) and it’s the time of the year that we pagan souls love most: harvest time. The harvest is a very special time all throughout the beer world, but it means different things in different places. In honor of this year’s assuredly diverse harvest, the Brew Ha Ha will be all over the place as well, trying to fight its ADD and focus on a consistent beer theme, but probably failing miserably. At the very least we will (mostly) restrict ourselves to seasonal and limited beers, so get your hands on these babies while supplies last, or prepare for a long, hard, thirsty winter.
(09/30/10 4:31am)
2012 debunked
Thumbs up
(09/28/10 2:14am)
Michael Brown has painted sea turtles, musical youth and a parade of recognizable University characters.
(09/27/10 2:11am)
For 14 years, Joan Holeman has spent her Saturday mornings in Carrboro, selling produce from Flat River Nursery and Farm, her family-owned business.
(08/23/10 4:08am)
For its 35th anniversary season, PlayMakers Repertory Company has laid out an artistically ambitious challenge, including its first musical in more than a decade.
(04/28/10 6:48am)
kvetch: v.1 (Yiddish) to complainTo the girl in my chemistry class with “think” tattooed above her butt crack: I did, and no thanks.Who do I have to blow to get my kvetch chosen? Dear puke on Stadium Drive I passed this morning: Oh, how I wish to remember if you are mine …To the high school girl I danced with at the 80s dance at Cat’s Cradle: Don’t call your dad. I’ll give you a ride home. It took more time to deliver my sandwich than it did for the Titanic to sink.To the girl on the phone in the Cabaret yelling out her symptoms: I’m no doctor, but I advise you to take a pregnancy test ASAP.Dear hipsters: Why do you pay so much money to look so poor?To the P2P guy who was so drunk that he started hitting on himself in the mirror: Enough said. To my (female) roommate: The ladies in your girl-on-girl porn may not wear bras, but you should. Dear couple doggie-styling on a Merritt Mill fire hydrant two weeks ago: Kind of gross … but also kind of want to try the “fire drill” now. Dear guy in Spencer study lounge discussing your grandfather’s case of herpes: Your family tree is much more interesting than my astronomy book.Dear sorority girls: Wearing Ray-Bans and Chacos does not make you alternative. Dear hungry squirrel: I’m not your personal climbing pole, and these are not your nuts. To my across-the-hall neighbor: It was funny to find you randomly asleep on my couch. It wasn’t so funny when I found pee later.Dear tap water in Craige: I’m not racist, but I hate you for being white. To the violinist in the Hill Hall practice rooms: I seriously thought you were a dial-up connection.Hey Lenoir: I know we’ve only known each other for a year now, but I thought you would at least tell me when you make a major life decision like going down a cup size. Why do anarchists spend so much time in men’s public bathroom stalls?To the kid in my geography class: Stop watching turtle porn!To the guy Googling, “how to teleport into the future” in ANTH 319: I wish this class was over too.Dear workout partner: Stop saying things like, “I felt you come down and just couldn’t push any more” when I’m bench pressing. To the girl who threw up during our SOCI 101 class: I have to pregame to bear it, too. Dear guy in Lenoir wearing pink and purple camouflage: Were you planning on hiding in a gay forest?
(04/01/10 1:57am)
On Asher Roth’s 2009 debut, Asleep in the Bread Aisle, the pale and lanky MC set out to do a lot. Between emphatically condoning his approval of university life and preference for Lisa Turtle, Roth eloquently broke into diatribes concerning his similarity to Eminem, the War on Terror and race.Roth’s latest French culinary-themed project doesn’t deal in serious issues. It’s more about “titties”, blunts and name-dropping Dutch basketball players from NBA Jam.This is essentially rapping-under-the-influence: what Roth and running mates Boyder and Brian Bangley probably do in their downtime.