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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

Arts

From end to beginning, new LP's a Pleasure

By Will Halman | June 15

MUSICREVIEW Boy Eats Drum Machine Pleasure 2.5 Stars This album goes backward. Usually, an LP begins with the best material and less impressive ...

Alumnus ready to lead PRC

By Rachel Brody | June 15

There is some seat-swapping ahead for the artistic director's chair at The PlayMakers Repertory Company. Joseph Haj will begin his new role as producing ...

Spektor strikes success with traditional style

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | June 15

MUSICREVIEW Regina Spektor Begin to Hope 4.5 stars Begin to Hope the sophomore major label effort from anti-folk songstress Regina Spektor, might ...

Hidden voices of students expose problems

By Rachel Brody | May 25

Life in rural North Carolina may not seem exciting, but there sure is a lot to say about it. The latest installment in the Hidden Voices series brought ...

Much overdone in 'Da Vinci'

By Will Halman | May 25

MOVIEREVIEW "The Da Vinci Code" 2 Stars Dan Brown's ubiquitous book has car chases, murders and escape sequences - all the trappings of a star-studded ...

"Water" conveys woe of Indian widows

By Alexandria Shealy | May 25

MOVIEREVIEW "Water" 3.5 Stars Graceful direction, lyrical imagery and a near-perfect cast make Deepa Mehta's "Water" one of the most compassionate ...

Play offers intimacy on large, open stage

By Alexandria Shealy | May 18

"The Good Person of Setzuan," a play written by Bertolt Brecht and adapted by Tony Kushner, will continue its run at the Deep Dish Theater in University ...

Arts seminar to provide tips on selling work

By Rachel Brody | May 18

Have a craft but don't know how to sell it? The upcoming Artists' Salon will get creative marketing juices flowing outside the proverbial studio. The ...

Chili Peppers leave a mellow taste in listeners' mouths

By Shelley Fullwood | May 18

MUSICREVIEW Red Hot Chili Peppers Stadium Arcadium 3 Stars After spending six months writing 38 new songs and a year recording and mixing, the Red ...

Despite a brave effort, 'Poseidon' goes under

By Emily Luger | May 18

MOVIEREVIEW Poseidon 2.5 Stars Blockbuster director Wolfgang Petersen ("The Perfect Storm," "Das Boot") has shown he knows how to navigate water ...

Hotel Lights show potential but fall short of succeeding

By Will Halman | May 18

MUSICREVIEW Hotel Lights Goodnightgoodmorning 2 Stars The new EP from Chapel Hill's Hotel Lights, Goodnightgoodmorning, gets by OK but is bogged ...

Performance series revitalizes arts scene

By JIM WALSH | April 28

The fall and spring semesters of 2005-06 saw a new birth for the arts at UNC. After lying dormant for almost three years, the University's largest ...

UNC attracts slate of big names

April 28

UNC has played host to a slew of marquee acts in different concerts throughout the year. Attracting to the campus rising stars such as Little Brother ...

Improv comedy group gets own space

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | April 28

Dirty South Improv has come a long way in just a year. This time last year, the celebrated comedic troupe was performing in an ice cream shop, The ...

PlayMakers celebrates 30 years

April 28

Nov. 3, 2005 - Students and members of the University community don't have to go far for professional drama. A decades-old theater group sits right ...

Act to reflect jazz roots, history

By MARGARET HAIR | April 27

One of the goals of Jazz at Lincoln Center is to do away with segregation of any kind, said jazz musician Victor Goines. On Saturday, the Lincoln Center ...

Honored guests at home in chapel hill

By JIM WALSH | April 27

The Honored Guests are a Chapel Hill band. They live here. They record music here. And they play shows here. Now, after the success of their 2004 ...

Holiday celebrates majesty of haiku

April 27

Holiday for jobs. But heyday for short poems. Syllables burst forth. That is to say, the N.C. Haiku Society will celebrate its 26th annual Haiku ...

Nye preps UNC speech

By Beth Mechum | April 26

Bill Nye gives hope to computer geeks everywhere - that it is possible to be smart and cool. The scientist and television star will speak Thursday ...

Film recaptures childhood

By Lauren Streib | April 26

ATTEND THE SHOW Time: 7 p.m. Date: Today Location: Union Auditorium Info: www.unc.edu/cuab/events.shtml Put down your Pixy Stix and pause Super ...