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Bill Helps State Prepare For Bioterror

By Tiffany Womack | October 15

The N.C. General Assembly recently gave the director of the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services total power to mandate a 10-day quarantine in ...

UNC Still Has Say in Who Gets Raises

By Erin Ganley | October 15

UNC-Chapel Hill Chancellor James Moeser says the University still has flexibility in allocating raises in faculty pay despite the UNC-system Board of ...

Students Can Still Make Suggestions to Curriculum

By Emily Steel | October 15

Time is running out for students to offer input on the proposed changes to the University's general education curriculum. The Steering Committee on Curriculum ...

Campaign Finance Reform Gives Undue Influence to the Wealthy

By Staff Editor | October 15

If you haven't been paying much attention to this year's political races, take notice before Nov. 5 because political campaigns as we know them are about ...

Water Line Leaks Close Lenoir Temporarily

By Nikki Werking | October 15

Water line leaks forced Lenoir Dining Hall to close and cut off water service to the Student Union on Monday morning and afternoon, Orange Water and Sewer ...

Jewish Numbers Declining, Survey Says

By Gillian Bolsover | October 15

The U.S. Jewish population is declining and aging, but Jews overall continue to hold higher social and economic statuses than the average U.S. citizen, ...

UNC Alumnus Exhibits Art at Ackland

By Erin Sullivan | October 14

As most students did their best to stay out of the rain Friday morning, staff at the Ackland Art Museum were busy putting the final touches on a new exhibition, ...

University Officials Dedicate Two New Buildings

By Kemp Baldwin | October 14

University officials dedicated two new buildings this weekend in connection to the University Day celebration. The dedication of Banks D. Kerr Hall and ...

Session Length Could Play a Role in Election

By Matt Crook | October 14

Session Length Could Play a Role in Election By Matt Crook Staff Writer The N.C. General Assembly's extended session could have unanticipated results ...

D.C. Sniper Still at Large; N.C. Officials Placed on Lookout

October 14

D.C. Sniper Still at Large; N.C. Ofcials Placed on Lookout Not much information on the sniper is available to the public Staff & Wire Reports ROCKVILLE, ...

No Madness For Women Hoopsters

By Staff Editor | October 14

Everything seemed on point around 9 p.m. Friday. North Carolina's volleyball team had just notched another victory and, within an hour or so, the men's ...

Greene's Defense Aids Tar Heels

By Jeremy Borden | October 14

The North Carolina volleyball team trailed Wake Forest 17-13 in the first game of Friday's match, with the Demon Deacons starting to build momentum. Outside ...

Literacy Council Event Raises Money, Awareness

By Eileen Earnhardt | October 14

Literacy Council Event Raises Money, Awareness By Eileen Earnhardt Staff Writer Local authors, students and other community members attended the Orange ...

N.C. Ranks 6th in Domestic Slayings

By Becky Jones | October 14

North Carolina ranks sixth in the country in the number of women murdered by men in a national domestic violence study released in September. The annual ...

New Internet Legislation Will Not Exempt WXYC From Fees

By Vanessa Capobianco | October 14

WXYC, UNC's campus radio station, remains unaffected by a bill approved by the U.S. House on Oct. 7 intended to lower the cost burden on small radio stations, ...

Double Voting Becomes an Issue in N.C.

By Kathryn Roebuck | October 14

The Republican National Committee on Friday began investigating double voting in North Carolina after releasing a report showing that 96 people voted ...

Officials Set Sights on $1.8 Billion

By Lance Johnson | October 14

The Carolina First Campaign went public Friday with an announcement stating the project's mission of "transformation" and declaring an official fund-raising ...

BOG Approves Social Work School Dean

By Emily Steel | October 14

A national search for a dean of the School of Social Work ended Friday when the UNC-system Board of Governors approved the appointment of Jack Richman, ...

Special Session Irks Republican Party

By Laura Youngs | October 14

N.C. Republican leaders claim that Democrats have a hidden agenda for extending a special legislative session. Republicans have accused Democrats of ...

Football Ticket Distributions, UNC Fans in Need of Change

By Staff Editor | October 14

Fall Break is quickly approaching, which means two things -- football season is in full swing, and basketball season is rapidly approaching. For all ...