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No. 4 UNC baseball beats No. 2 Florida State, 8-3, in first game of series

| May 15

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Four University students win JNO awards to fund startups

By From staff and wire reports | March 31

The 2011 winners of the JNO Awards in Entrepreneurial Studies for the minor in entrepreneurship are Eric Xu, Reed Turchi, Amber Koonce and Safia Davis. ...

Researchers hope to reduce concussions, join cooperative

March 31

University researchers joined a national collaborative working to reduce sports-related concussions this week. The National Sports Concussion Cooperative ...

Three female UNC students to shave heads for BaseBald

By From staff and wire reports | March 31

After the UNC baseball team takes on Clemson on Saturday at 2 p.m., players will stick around to shave their heads as part of the BaseBald fundraiser, ...

Creative Arts week attracts big names

By Britton Alexander | March 31

Student Government is beginning a push to break down the barriers between the student body and the arts community. Carolina Creative Arts — a week-long ...

Second time’s a charm for two: Robertson takes UNC freshmen

By Emily Palmer | March 31

Jordan Imbrey came to the Robertson Scholars Program later than most. After being rejected as a high school applicant, he didn’t even apply as a freshman ...

Student clowns bring humor to hospitals

By Gloria Schoeberle | March 31

Red rubber noses, outlandish outfits, giant underwear — all in an unexpected place. In the spirit of unconventional health care activist and doctor ...

Ode to the man and his message

By Taylor Fulton | March 31

When R&B artist Marvin Gaye recorded his 11th album, U.S. anti-communist efforts in Vietnam were nearing their 16th year. Almost 13,500 people were ...

Guns and alcohol make for a lethal combination

By Letter to the Editor | March 31

Every day I’ve been reading these editorials and letters on why guns should or should not be allowed on campus.

Enough waste disposal sites in Rogers Road area

By Letter to the Editor | March 31

Regarding the landfill demonstration at the Old Well on Monday held by the Campus Y committee SWEAT, it is time that we open our eyes and take a stand. ...

Baby, please don’t go!: Tar Heels should stay in school, win it all

By Editorial Board | March 31

UNC’s basketball season has come to a close, and what a season it was. We certainly encountered our share of adversity. First the Wear twins jumped ...

Staff deserves flexibility: Workers and students should support four-day week

By Editorial Board | March 31

A four-day work week might sound like a luxurious option — but not when you’re working 10 hours a day and often working a second job on your three-day ...

An ASG stipend wage-r

By Editorial Board | March 31

It’s been almost a year since an Association of Student Governments’ effort at stipend reform failed. With a new opportunity to reform them in ways ...

Police log for April 1, 2011

By From staff and wire reports | March 31

An item was taken from an unlocked car at 12:20 a.m. Thursday at 123 Johnson St., according to Chapel Hill police reports. The stolen mp3 player was ...

Kindem’s documentary to be screened at film festival

By From staff and wire reports | March 31

Communications professor Hap Kindem’s documentary, “More than Meets the Eye”, will be screened at the 2011 Boston International Film Festival April ...

Combination of alcohol and guns already illegal

By Letter to the Editor | March 31

TO THE EDITOR: In response to Mr. Hanft’s letter (“Guns and alcohol make for a lethal combination,” Apr.

Doctor shortage increases

By Chelsea Bailey | March 31

Jim Bedford has been studying at UNC for more than eight years. Now a fourth-year medical student, Bedford, who specializes in psychiatry, recently ...

UNC student organizations throughout history showcased in Wilson Library exhibit

By Amelia Fisher | March 31

Decades ago, The Ugly Club reigned at the University. Club officers openly boasted unattractive faces and aimed to scare the homesickness out of freshman ...

Students to aid in sit-out

By Katia Martinez | March 31

Workers are preparing a sit-out in response to upcoming schedule changes, and students are coming together to aid the protest. Student Action with Workers ...

Bill to block town broadband

By Jessica Gaylord | March 31

New state legislation might leave Chapel Hill unable to provide residents with town-sponsored internet services if passed.House Bill 129, otherwise known ...

Grenier relishes the self-re?exive

By Nick Andersen | March 31

Adrian Grenier is the first to admit that he’s famous for pretending to be famous. But that kind of self-reflexive awareness is exactly the kind of ...