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Students in Seminar Present Views on Curriculum

By Jenny Immel | November 27

The five student participants in the seminar designed to study possible changes to UNC's curriculum made their final presentations Tuesday after examining ...

Chamber Gets Feedback On Land-Use Ordinance

By Kathryn Grim | November 27

Community members drafted a set of recommendations Tuesday to give to the Chapel Hill Town Council this week concerning the land-use management ordinance. At ...

Secretary Williford Resigns

By Meredith Nicholson | November 27

Student Body Secretary Rebecca Williford resigned Tuesday, citing the worsening of a persistent health problem. Interim Student Body Secretary Matt Compton ...

Foreigners Learn Thanksgiving Tradition

By Elizabeth Saputo | November 27

For most students, Thanksgiving break is a time for family and tradition. But UNC international students who are unable to return to their native countries ...

PlayMakers' 'Proof' Explores Genius, Madness Connection

By Jill Spivey | November 27

Many of the world's pre-eminent minds have proved a similar theme -- the difference between brilliance and insanity is often undefined. "Proof," the ...

Commissioners Regulate Towers

By Billy Ball | November 27

The Orange County Board of Commissioners discussed a plan Monday for regulating the placement of telecommunications towers throughout the county. A presentation ...

Friends of Bolin Creek Get Town Support

By Vida Awumey | November 27

The Friends of Bolin Creek proposed a Bolin Creek Corridor Open Space Plan to preserve the creek and its surroundings at Monday night's Chapel Hill Town ...

Percentage Admissions Questioned

By Stephanie Jordan | November 27

Universities that guarantee students acceptance if they fall into a certain percentile of their graduating class do not ensure diverse freshman classes, ...

Drought Gives 89 Counties Federal Emergency Status

By Alexandra Dodson | November 27

After a drought-stricken summer followed by downpours this fall, the U.S. Department of Agriculture declared Thursday that farmers from 89 of North Carolina's ...

UNC Hospitals Thanks Students For Donating Much-Needed Platelets

By Staff Editor | November 27

TO THE EDITOR: Once again, the members of UNC Sport Clubs helped to save the lives of cancer and leukemia patients, bone marrow recipients, trauma patients ...

More to Game Than Coaching Duel

By Kelly Lusk | November 27

If Kansas coach Roy Williams had his way, he would avoid playing North Carolina. But today at 9 p.m., Williams will be forced to face Matt Doherty's ...

Win Against Duke Alleviates UNC's Disappointment

By Aaron Fitt | November 26

That six-game losing streak seems like little more than a distant and unpleasant memory now. That's not to say the pain has been erased completely; going ...

Group to Aid International Students

By Lizzie Stewart | November 26

It is easy to feel intimidated as an incoming freshman at UNC. But international students are at a disadvantage to U.S. students in that not only is ...

FFC Organizes Meal Drive at Lenoir

By Emily Steel | November 26

As the semester winds down, many students find themselves with an abundance of meals left on their UNC meal plans. With the holidays fast approaching, ...

Lucy's Upstairs to Remain Closed

By Lance Johnson | November 26

Barhoppers won't be strutting up the patio steps of Lucy's Restaurant any time soon despite an expansion approval granted to the restaurant by the Chapel ...

Original Union to Be Closed for Renovations

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe | November 26

The Frank Porter Graham Student Union face-lift will begin according to plan next semester as construction moves from the Union addition to the original ...

Senator's Plan Likely Part of 2004 Platform

By Emma Burgin | November 26

Democratic presidential hopefuls -- including possibly North Carolina's John Edwards -- already are formulating campaign platforms they believe can oust ...

BOT Betrayed University By Supporting Moeser's Plan to Pay Ehringhaus

By Staff Editor | November 26

TO THE EDITOR: What is the UNC Board of Trustees thinking? Not only has (Chancellor James) Moeser undermined the trust of North Carolinians by agreeing ...

Student's Arrest, Instead Of Game, Should Have Been Officers' Priority

By Staff Editor | November 26

TO THE EDITOR: Regarding the "arrest" of Andrew Marcum in the recent string of laptop thefts, the University police have their priorities severely out ...

Sankofa Overcomes Obstacles

By Nick Parker | November 26

Big stages, bright lights, roaring crowds, blaring speakers. The life of a hip-hop icon has its appeal. But it's not always easy, nor is it always glamorous. ...