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Students Can Still Sign Up to Boogie-Woogie at UNC's Dance Marathon

By Staff Editor | November 14

TO THE EDITOR:You drank from the Well on the first day of classes. You cheered for the Tar Heels at our last home football game. You stormed Franklin ...

Rejuvenated Men's Soccer Team Ready for 1st Round of ACCs

By Tim Candon | November 14

First defined by Aristotle, a catharsis is the release of emotional tension, as after an overwhelming experience, that restores or refreshes the spirit. After ...

Tuition Vote Could Be Today

By Nikki Werking | November 14

The Tuition Task Force will meet today to discuss five potential scenarios for tuition increases and potentially to vote to put a proposal before the ...

BOT to Get Direct Student Input Through Advisers

By Rachel Hodges | November 14

To connect the UNC Board of Trustees more directly to the student body, the duties of the Student Advisory Committee to the Chancellor have been expanded ...

UNC Students' Idealism, Work Make Chapel Hill Distinctive

By Staff Editor | November 14

In all fairness to the town of Chapel Hill, we ought to give them credit for having the foresight to raise the white flag earlier this year on trying ...

Dive Recommends

By Staff Editor | November 14

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Badly Drawn Boy Suffers Slump; Helms Piles on Post-Rock Layers

By Staff Editor | November 14

Badly Drawn Boy Have You Fed the Fish? 3 Stars Badly Drawn Boy never takes off his hat. Literally -- the brilliant British fusion of Beck and Elliott ...

Country Guitar Hero Brown Gets Down at Cat's Cradle

By Aaron Freeman | November 14

Junior Brown Cat's Cradle Saturday, Nov. 9 3 Stars Perhaps the most telling moment at Saturday's Junior Brown show was when Brown took a break. Even ...

Gray Succeeds Despite Thoughtful Diversion

By Nick Parker | November 14

David Gray A New Day at Midnight 4 Stars The more that David Gray sits around thinking, the better his music gets. White Ladder, Gray's 1999 release, ...

Detestable 'Frida' Fails To Paint Good Picture

By Ashley Harrell | November 14

"Frida" 1 Star Salma Hayek's eyebrows were touching, but the movie "Frida" certainly was not. A suck-umentary biopic set in Mexico City in the early- ...

Student Entrepreneurs Take Care of Business

By Kristin Becker | November 14

Most college students have enough work to do without taking on the title of CEO. Then again, most students aren't entrepreneurs. At UNC, however, there ...

UNC-CH Ofcials Keep Close Eye on N.C. State Development

By Gillian Bolsover | November 14

In a move watched closely by UNC-Chapel Hill officials, the UNC-system Board of Governors approved Friday a $72 million plan for continued development ...

Tar Heels Fall Apart Late, Drop Exhibition to Nike

By Ian Gordon | November 14

The North Carolina men's basketball team came as advertised Wednesday night at the Smith Center. The first 30 minutes went exactly as the most optimistic ...

Games, Technology Growing Up With Original Players

By Michelle Jarboe | November 14

From Atari's original "Pong" game to the elaborate graphics and special effects of "Final Fantasy X," the video-game industry has come a long way. The ...

More Basketball Tickets Available to Public

By Lance Johnson | November 14

Disappointing season ticket sales and a test-case strategy for selling single-game tickets has freed up an unprecedented number of men's basketball tickets ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | November 14

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Female Candidacy on the Rise

By Amanda Jepsen | November 14

An unprecedented number of women ran in gubernatorial races in the Nov. 5 general election, but experts say women are still underrepresented in national ...

Bahai Students Aim to Educate

By Brian Hudson | November 14

UNC has a tradition of striving to be a religiously tolerant school, but for Chelsea Lee, that's not enough. "We would like UNC to be thought of for ...

Religion Makes Funding Tougher

By Lynne Shallcross | November 14

The lines between church and state are not always drawn clearly when it comes to funding religious student groups on campus, Student Congress officials ...

Officials: Budget Cuts Manageable to Date, Costly in Long Term

By Daniel Thigpen | November 14

Tom Bacon seems worried Wednesday as he talks over his cellular phone about the future of AHEC. As director of the state's Area Health Education Centers ...