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Fees Could Be Used for Campaigns

By Emily Steel | October 28

Speaker of Student Congress Tony Larson and Student Body President Jen Daum will meet tonight to finalize a proposal that would limit student body president ...

Greek Food, Culture Rush Into Chapel Hill

By Alyssa Fine | October 28

This weekend's Greek Festival transformed an ordinary school cafeteria into a small piece of Athens by filling it with the aroma of fresh-baked pastries, ...

Mock Answers Call to Lead Tar Heels Once Again

By Daniel Blank | October 28

When North Carolina wrestling coach Bill Lam first called C.D. Mock 25 years ago, he wanted Mock to come to UNC to help lay the foundation for a championship ...

Local Man Charged In Fatal Accident

By Michael Davis | October 28

Chapel Hill police have charged the driver who allegedly struck and killed a pedestrian on Franklin Street last week with misdemeanor death by vehicle. Thomas ...

Wake's Mix of Passing and Running Finesse Stumps UNC

By Kellie Dixon | October 28

WINSTON-SALEM -- The North Carolina football team thought it was prepared for Wake Forest's running game. And there was no reason the Tar Heels shouldn't ...

Protesters March, Rally Against War With Iraq

By Margaux Escutin | October 28

In what is being hailed as the largest anti-war demonstration in Washington, D.C., since the Vietnam War, about 100,000 marchers packed the streets of ...

Early Voting Traffic Stays Slow

By Caroline Kornegay | October 25

Voters have been slowly trickling in to the one-stop voting station inside Morehead Planetarium. "We need to get the students out here," said James Weathers, ...

Sangam Sounds Off On Racial Concerns

By Brian Hudson | October 25

Members of Sangam hosted an open forum Thursday night to discuss matters of concern for South Asian students on campus. The meeting's title was "Apu, ...

Barometer

By Staff Editor | October 25

Not in My Backyard The Chapel Hill Town Council voted to halt duplex construction. The council suggested students look at moving into the homeless shelter ...

Student Arrested On GBL Charges To Get Treatment

By Shelley Walden | October 25

A UNC student arrested last month on felony chemical charges had his case continued to Jan. 23 at his Thursday court appearance at the Orange County District ...

More Than ABCs: Understanding Kids

By Kelly Ochs | October 25

Mel Levine considers himself a bit of a rebel in the field of child development and learning. Levine is the director of UNC-Chapel Hill's Clinical Center ...

Article Unfairly Implies That High School Athletes Focus on Studying Less Frequently Than Their Peers

By Staff Editor | October 25

TO THE EDITOR: I enjoyed your (Oct. 22) article on how the children of admission directors choose colleges. However, your article contrasted my college ...

Trying Not To Lose U.S. Senate Race

By Staff Editor | October 25

Wrestlemania, clash of the titans, two political juggernauts heaving stones -- whatever it had been labeled, North Carolina's U.S. Senate race is not ...

Behind Bars: Unlocking Poetic Talents

By Ami Shah | October 25

Behind Bars: Unlocking Poetic Talents By Ami Shah Staff Writer Judith Reitman, a Chapel Hill-based writer and former UNC journalism professor, began ...

UNC's New Passing Game Instrumental Against Wake

By Staff Editor | October 25

Game and time: North Carolina at Wake Forest. Kickoff is at 12:09 p.m. Site: Groves Stadium. TV/Radio: Jefferson-Pilot Sports will televise the game. ...

Officials Will Wait To Spend Tax Funds

By Alyssa Fine | October 25

Orange County will decide in February where to allocate the revenue from its additional half-cent sales tax following the completion of the first quarter ...

ACT Members Back Sliding-Scale Permits

By Sarah Kott | October 25

A sliding-scale option for parking permit prices is the topic of discussion for members of the Advisory Committee on Transportation. Under the proposal, ...

Former Tar Heels to Play in Cup

October 25

Four former North Carolina field hockey players have earned spots on the U.S. squad for the 2002 FIH Women's World Cup, scheduled for Nov. 24 to Dec. ...

Affirmative Action Doesn't Rob Whites, Just Gives Opportunities

By Staff Editor | October 25

Affirmative action does not hinder white people -- especially the middle class whites who seem to despise it most. Still, this is a recurring theme, and ...

Avery Robbery Investigation Stalls

By Rachel Hodges | October 25

More than a month after the armed robbery in Avery Residence Hall, University police officers said there are still no developments. An 18-year-old UNC ...