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Abundant options exist after Carolina

By Lea Luquire | October 28

Most seniors find their final year in college to be a mixed bag. Senior year brings with it three years of Chapel Hill know-how so that you can spend ...

Game didn’t force all UNC operating rooms to close

By Letter to the Editor | October 28

TO THE EDITOR:

Keep them abreast: Cyber breach on study exposes need for noti?cation

By Editorial Board | October 28

The Carolina Mammography Registry is a wonderful tool for cancer research. But those overseeing the registry need to adjust their approach to include ...

NCSSM no exception: Bloat of administrative budget plagues N.C. School of Science and Math and must be curtailed

By Editorial Board | October 28

In today’s climate of budget reductions and administrative cutbacks, the N.C. School of Science and Math’s administrative costs have become unacceptable. ...

Funding doesn’t match: Large appropriation to Carolina Students for Life doesn’t accurately re?ect state of abortion debate

By Editorial Board | October 28

Student Congress was a little too generous in appropriating $9,675 dollars to Carolina Students for Life. Congress granted the money to the group to help ...

Parking scarce for Halloween

By Sam Rinderman | October 28

Carrboro is preparing for Saturday’s Halloween events on Franklin Street by increasing police patrol and regulating town parking.The police department ...

‘Lost in the Trees’ to play

By Linnie Greene | October 28

Tonight, Gerrard Hall will resonate with grand orchestral arrangements. But don’t expect a chamber orchestra or symphony. Instead, Chapel Hill band ...

Carrboro comedians spoof daily local news

By Alex Gray | October 28

On a recent 1360 WCHL newscast, correspondent Babe the Pig offered her thoughts on chocolate-covered bacon at the N.C. State Fair.Babe the Pig was in ...

Teach for America likely to be selective this year

By Katy Charles | October 28

With today’s application deadline, the Teach for America program expects the number of applicants to remain near last year’s record-high level.And ...

Community colleges face greater demands

By Seth Cline | October 28

North Carolina’s community colleges are struggling to keep up as enrollment numbers climb and budgets continue to shrink. The system is funded according ...

N.C. colleges ?ght drinking

By Isabella Cochrane | October 27

UNC is not alone in its increased attention to excessive and underage alcohol consumption.Universities across the state have implemented substance abuse ...

Campus Services and the Sustainability Office are removing all water-free urinals from campus buildings. DTH File/Ali Cengiz

Water-free urinals getting nixed on campus

By Jordan Graham | October 27

UNC is flushing an attempt to conserve water in urinals down the drain.Campus Services and the Sustainability Office are in the process of removing all ...

Junior Brad Waters was featured with his brother on MTV’s “True Life: I'm Sports Fanatic.” Courtesy of Brad Waters

‘True Life’ pro?les UNC juniors

By Michael Bloom | October 27

With Duke-UNC basketball tickets on the line and a roaring crowd watching in the Pit, identical twins Brad and Matt Waters swallowed a living worm.And ...

Police log for Oct. 28

By From staff and wire reports | October 27

Someone left a wallet on top of a car and lost it around 8 p.m. Monday at a gas station at 1213 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd., according to Chapel Hill ...

A green Mazda collided with an A route bus Tuesday evening at the intersection of Franklin and Columbia Street DTH/Andrew Dye

Car crashes into A route bus, causes traffic delays

October 27

A green Mazda crashed into an A bus at the intersection of East Franklin Street and North Columbia Street around 6:40 p.m. on Tuesday. No ...

Jones seeks tailgate money

By Katie Little | October 27

Student Congress will vote today on whether to retroactively appropriate money to the student government’s executive branch for a tailgate event held ...

Local spending could rise

By Victoria Stilwell | October 27

A key economic indicator could be signaling a recovery for local retailers and consumers.A recently released U.S. Consumer Price Index summary from the ...

Lynne Kane talks with Miriam Ornstein about next week's election. DTH/Alyssa Champion

Resident says it is time to act

By Julie Crimmins | October 27

For the past two-and-a-half weeks, Lynne Kane has been going door to door for as many as five hours a day to distribute flyers about the upcoming election ...

Dorothy Bernholz is an attorney and director of UNC's Student Legal Services. DTH/Lauren McCay

Dorothy Bernholz provides legal aid

By Florence Bryan | October 27

When students have a legal problem, attorney Dorothy Bernholz, known as Dottie, has their back.Bernholz, 68, director of Student Legal Services, has been ...

Artists, patients ?nd inspiration in program

By Laney Tipton | October 27

Local artists have found a unique venue and audience at UNC Hospitals through the Door to Door program.The initiative seeks to provide hope and happiness ...