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Kneipper Takes Advantage of Scoring Opportunities

By Randy Wellington | October 23

Ryan Kneipper has been North Carolina's main source for goals this season. On Tuesday, he was the only source. He scored twice to lead the Tar Heels ...

Commissioners discuss SAPFO

By Meredith Jones | October 23

At a work session Monday, the Orange County Board of Commissioners discussed the Schools Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance and the timeline for its ...

Photo Exhibit Showcases People of Afghanistan

By Jill Spivey | October 23

In a time of war, it is often easy to forget there is a human face to a perceived enemy. The "Faces of Afghanistan" photography exhibit, which runs until ...

APPLES Gives Students Chance to Spend Spring Break Helping Others

By Staff Editor | October 23

TO THE EDITOR: Are you interested in making a difference over Spring Break and having the time of your life? Do you enjoy hiking and the environment? ...

Referendum For Increased Fees Possible

By Elizabeth Daniels | October 23

A Student Congress committee passed a bill Tuesday calling for a referendum asking students to raise the student activity fee to be placed on the February ...

Lack of Knowledge Hurt Leaders' Efforts

By Dave Szwedo | October 23

Several student leaders say that they could have done more to fight the temporary duplex housing ban passed by the Chapel Hill Town Council on Monday ...

Men's Soccer Blanks George Mason

By Tim Candon | October 23

The George Mason men's soccer team had a simple game plan for Tuesday's match against North Carolina: Let UNC defensive miscues generate Patriot scoring ...

Creamery Celebrates Grand Opening

By John Russell | October 23

First UNC alumnus Andy Griffith gets his own highway near Mount Airy, and now he has a Chapel Hill ice cream store named after his fictional television ...

Duplex Ban Waits On Land-Use Policy

By Megan Putnam | October 23

Now that the Chapel Hill Town Council has passed a temporary duplex ban, council members say it's time to work on passing more specific duplex regulations ...

'XF' Grade Proposed to Make Cheating a Lesson in Ethics

By Shelley Walden | October 23

All students at UNC will make some kind of mistake before they graduate. Most errors will be minor with limited impact. But when it comes to cheating, ...

Bunting, UNC Rally Around Untested QB

By Aaron Fitt | October 23

North Carolina football coach John Bunting has seen quarterbacks like C.J. Stephens before. One of them might be familiar to most football fans -- he ...

Student Government Sets Forth Its Plans

By John Lipps | October 23

The leaders of all three branches of student government and the Graduate and Professional Student Federation outlined their progress thus far and their ...

Divestment Movement Only Part of Palestinian Plan to Discredit Israel

By Staff Editor | October 23

TO THE EDITOR: The current anti-Semitic Israeli divestment movement did not begin with Francis Boyle but rather in Europe, as part of a larger Palestinian ...

Free to Ride, Not to Be Complacent

By Staff Editor | October 23

Over the past nine months, many members of the University and town communities have enjoyed the free rides provided by Chapel Hill Transit. Since switching ...

Tuition Increases Don't Limit UNC's Accessibility to Students

By Staff Editor | October 23

Tuition Increases Don't Limit UNC's Accessibility to Students In 1999, the Board of Trustees proposed a five-year, $1,500 tuition increase for UNC. And ...

UNC Receives $9.3M Schizophrenia Grant

By Laura Bost | October 23

UNC's Department of Psychiatry recently was awarded a federal grant of more than $9.3 million to conduct an extensive five-year study on schizophrenia. The ...

Candidates Pit-Sit to Discuss Issues, Inform Student Voters

By Vanessa Capobianco | October 23

State and local candidates tried to sway student voters Tuesday during UNC's first Political Action Day, held in the Pit. The Political Action Coalition ...

Dole, Republicans Need To Prepare Aggressive Campaigns for Election

By Staff Editor | October 23

TO THE EDITOR: Michael McKnight's Oct. 22 column regarding the second debate between Dole and Bowles "hit the nail on the head." McKnight shows his support ...

BOG Aims To Limit Lobbying

By Elyse Ashburn | October 23

No one in North Carolina's higher education community is arguing the merit of lobbying state legislators, but university system officials say a line must ...

Teach-In Deliberates on Pros, Cons of War With Iraq

By Lizzie Stewart | October 23

In light of the possible war with Iraq, UNC students, faculty and community members gathered Tuesday to weigh two sides of a hot political topic. The ...