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Timberlake's Debut Doesn't Justify Leaving Band Behind

By Brook Corwin | November 14

Justin Timberlake Justified 2 Stars There are a lot of motivating factors in making a solo album -- even when your group is selling millions of records. There's ...

Simpson Writes With Spirit of N.C. Native

By Erin Sullivan | November 14

In terms of celebrity professors, North Carolina native Bland Simpson is among UNC's most prominent. Along with his position as director of the creative ...

Memorial Bids Higher Than Expected

By Arman Tolentino | November 14

Renovations to Memorial Hall scheduled to begin Nov. 30 could be postponed because of construction bids that are pricier than designers had anticipated. Batson-Cook ...

Quarterbacks Set to Duel As 'Pack Visits Cavaliers

By Kelly Lusk | November 14

Saturday's game between N.C. State and Virginia promises to be possibly the best ACC shootout so far this season. The Wolfpack-Cavalier matchup pits ...

Game Over, Hollywood

By Nick Parker | November 14

Move over, Rocky. Step aside, 007. Take a seat, Skywalker. Your time has passed. Following the newest wave of video game consoles -- Sony Playstation ...

Eminem Loses Himself in Familiar Ground of '8 Mile'

By Tacque Kirksey | November 14

"8 Mile" 4 Stars There have been many people who have claimed that the art of Marshall Mathers Jr., known to most as Eminem, inspires violence and intolerance. In ...

Old 97's Miller Ignites Cradle Show With New Take on Old Material

By Brook Corwin | November 14

Rhett Miller and the Instigators Cat's Cradle Monday, Nov. 11 3 Stars Rhett Miller has some unfinished business. The frontman of country-rock group ...

Council Seeks Input On Road Widening

By Billy Ball | November 14

Chapel Hill residents will have an opportunity to express their opinions regarding the potential expansion of Weaver Dairy Road in a public hearing today. In ...

SAFE Escort Funding Eliminated

By John Frank | November 14

Citing inefficient spending practices and limited benefits to students, student government officials have cut all funding to UNC's SAFE Escort program. The ...

Aldermen Approve Building Projects

By Jack Kimball | November 14

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen unanimously approved Tuesday two applications for conditional-use permits that will allow builders to begin construction ...

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Occupancy Limits Fail Students

By Staff Editor | November 13

The purpose of elected representatives in a democratic system is supposedly to represent the concerns of all their constituents. If this is the case, ...

Islamic Awareness Week Under Way

By Will Arey | November 13

Some Muslim students said rising curiosity among students about Islam has made the events of Islamic Awareness Week take on a greater significance. As ...

Police Have Composite Of Suspect In Thefts

By Rob Leichner | November 13

University police released Tuesday a composite sketch of a man suspected of stealing laptop computers from three prominent campus locations in October ...

UNC Clinches Top Seed in Tourney With Win

By Ben Couch | November 13

Inconsistency didn't prevent the North Carolina volleyball team from claiming what it came for Tuesday night. After beating Virginia 3-1 in Carmichael ...

N.C. Schools Risk Failing Standards

By Margaux Escutin | November 13

Seventy percent of N.C. public schools could fail to meet new federal standards that hold schools accountable for the academic success of student subgroups. If ...

Congress Convenes Lame-Duck Session

By Stephanie Poole | November 13

U.S. congressmen reconvened Tuesday for the final extended legislative session of 2002, which is expected to focus on a new plan for a U.S. Department ...

County Officials Discuss Land Issues

By Sumner James Phillips | November 13

The Orange County Board of Commissioners spent the majority of its Monday night meeting, viewing and discussing a series of presentations by the Environmental ...

CUAB Should Rethink Movie, Crowd Policies In Light of '8 Mile' Movie

By Staff Editor | November 13

TO THE EDITOR: I never thought that I would be a part of a pushing, crushing crowd ever, and especially not at a Carolina Union Activities Board-sponsored ...

Protests Over Labor Subside As Merchandise Money Rises

By Joelle Ruben | November 13

Despite the continued national popularity of UNC apparel, the University has seen little student activism this semester aimed at protecting the labor ...