Bill Aims to Upgrade Low-Performing Schools
Smaller classes, a longer school year and increased teacher incentives would aim to upgrade the state's lowest-performing elementary schools, under a ...
Read More »Smaller classes, a longer school year and increased teacher incentives would aim to upgrade the state's lowest-performing elementary schools, under a ...
Read More »N.C. senators used their few minutes with President Bush during his first visit to the state last Wednesday to push for funding to improve the state's ...
Read More »Volunteers gathered in the Pit on Monday to quietly read aloud the names of people who died during the Holocaust -- a sharp contrast to the nearby noisy ...
Read More »For many North Carolina residents, logging onto the Internet on a daily basis has become almost second nature.But for countless others in the state, access ...
Read More »The widow and daughter of the late Chancellor Michael Hooker recently settled a dispute about the former chancellor's estate.Although no details have ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR:Russ Helms should have reviewed constitutional law before submitting his column ("Gun Control Costs Innocent Lives" April 3) supporting ...
Read More »A bill recently introduced into the N.C. General Assembly would allow the state's drivers to purchase a specialty license plate that will help fund pro-life ...
Read More »Working for the people of North Carolina as secretary of state is a goal for Elaine Marshall every day, she told UNC Young Democrats on Monday night. ...
Read More »That late-night vending machine run might leave college students with even less money in their pockets if Gov. Mike Easley and the N.C. General Assembly ...
Read More »It's opening night of "Everton High School Presents: Shakespeare's Greatest Hits." Before the show even begins, the audience is laughing. Onstage ...
Read More »A local awareness group used Monday's annual deadline for filing federal and state tax returns as a reason to question how the federal government allocates ...
Read More »The Board of Elections met Monday night to begin final deliberations about the guilt of two students allegedly responsible for forging an e-mail during ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR:The annual Chapel Hill-Carrboro RSVVP event (Restaurants Sharing V/5 & V/5 Percent) held in November 2000 has been the most successful in ...
Read More »Trading their handcuffs and handguns for pencils and paper, local law enforcement officers met Tuesday for a training session that focused on improving ...
Read More »The Pit was empty, Top of Lenoir fed a half-dozen hungry students, and Polk Place didn't see a Frisbee or a baseball for much of the day. But not all ...
Read More »"Two groups - one white, the other black - are playing a game of poker. They have been playing the same game for some 300 years, during which time ...
Read More »Hey, you there! Think you're tough? Can you handle the weight of a big responsibilities and a steady commitment? 'Cause if you can, then your student ...
Read More »"Imagine someone walking up to a group of guys and saying, 'Hey, girls, how're ya doing?' We doubt they'd be amused! So isn't it weird that women ...
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