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Office Looking at Importance Of UNC to Economy of State

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe | October 24

University officials are constructing a biennial report showing UNC's role in North Carolina's economic status and development, possibly providing evidence ...

Aspiring to Be Real 'Idol'

By Matt Salda | October 24

Several UNC students will join countless other young singers in an exodus to Atlanta in hopes of performing on national television. They are making the ...

Supreme Court Candidates Discuss Issues

By Amanda Jepsen | October 24

Fair, impartial, nonpartisan judicial elections and judicial reform were the dominant themes of a forum Wednesday night featuring candidates for the N.C. ...

OCRCC Holds 'Acquaintance Rape' Forum

By Lance Johnson | October 24

Attempting to raise student awareness of acquaintance rape, two speakers from the Orange County Rape Crisis Center talked with students about preventative ...

Ridership on Town Buses Up 39 Percent

By Jack Kimball | October 24

Since the implementation of Chapel Hill's fare-free busing program, ridership on the town's buses has increased significantly more than officials had ...

Researchers Show Benefits of Science

October 24

The N.C. State Fair is exhibiting cutting-edge -- and potentially economy-boosting -- feats of science, although some technology exhibitors worry about ...

From Basements to Bright Lights

By Nick Parker | October 24

When Skip and Logan Matheny, brothers and founders of the local alt-country rock band Roman Candle, gave their original basement-burned CD to their "History ...

Student Campaigners Must Resign From Executive Branch

By Brian Hudson | October 24

Any student government executive branch officers interested in campaigning next semester must resign by Sunday, said Student Body President Jen Daum. She ...

Bowles, UNC Students Think Alike About Campaign Issues

By Staff Editor | October 24

The campaign to become the next U.S. senator from North Carolina has become uglier than a Duke student on oxy-cream. It now seems that the question of ...

Student Congress To Examine CCI's Quality, Value

By Emily Steel | October 24

Student Congress members are questioning the efficiency of UNC's Carolina Computing Initiative and have taken steps to examine the program. On Oct. 15, ...

Action-Packed Jackson Flick Recycles Reliable, Fun 'Formula'

By Elliott Dube | October 24

"Formula 51" 3 Stars Samuel L. Jackson, one of the coolest customers, smoothest operators and hardest-working men in Hollywood, is back to reassert ...

'White Oleander' Captures Novel's Drama in Rushed Format

By Michelle Jarboe | October 24

"White Oleander" 4 Stars The more extreme the physical beauty, the more trauma and dysfunction is masked by that beauty in the blonde-ridden movie ...

Indie Rock Icon Doug Martsch Struggles With Sentiments, Solo Show

By Grey Huddleston | October 24

Doug Martsch Cat's Cradle Thursday, Oct. 17 3 Stars "Mellow" was the word and the rule Oct. 17 at the Cat's Cradle where indie rocker Doug Martsch, ...

BOG, ASG to Focus Lobbying Efforts On New Legislators

October 24

UNC-system officials and student organizations are gearing up to lobby legislators months before the N.C. General Assembly reconvenes in January. Jim ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | October 24

Today 12:20 p.m. -- To celebrate U.N. Day, please join the United Nations Organization for a discussion on the situation in Iraq. The guest lecturer ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | October 24

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Hussein's Top Goal Is Saving Position, Not Fighting United States

By Staff Editor | October 24

TO THE EDITOR: Saddam Hussein is an evil ruler, no doubt about it. But that is not enough for a war. Other heads of state have been evil, including some ...

State of University Address: Student Attorney General Amanda Spillman

By Staff Editor | October 24

On September 4th, 2002, Chancellor Moeser laid out his vision for UNC-Chapel Hill; namely, to make UNC the nation's leading public University.

State Faces 1st Test Against Tigers

By Ian Gordon | October 24

Everyone knows how big tonight's showdown at Clemson is for N.C. State. Just don't get State coach Chuck Amato started about the new expectations on ...

Time, Money Rules for Campaigns May Change

By Meredith Craig | October 24

Student government candidates will be forced to spend less money and campaign for a shorter period if new legislation is approved by Student Congress. Student ...