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Full Text of Moeser's Inaugural Speech

By Staff Editor | October 13

With the smiling face of providence and hard work by all of us, we stand at the precipice of a golden age for Carolina, a 21st century Renaissance.

Cross Country Teams Split Up for Weekend

By Staff Editor | October 13

North Carolina's cross country teams will split up this weekend as the women head to Ames, Iowa, and the men travel to Cullowhee. The Tar Heels were off ...

Town Council Supports Bond Unanimously

By Staff Editor | October 13

The Chapel Hill Town Council unanimously supported the $3.1 billion state higher education bond referendum but added a disclaimer meant to assuage residents ...

UNC, 'Pack Set for Offensive Battle

By Staff Editor | October 13

Game and time: N.C. State at North Carolina. Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. Site: Kenan Stadium. TV/radio: The game will be televised regionally by ABC. The ...

DiPhi Hosts UNC History Talk

By Staff Editor | October 13

Surrounded by portraits of UNC's great men such as William Davie and John Morehead, students gathered Thursday night in New West to learn the University ...

Moeser Articulates Bold Vision

By Staff Editor | October 13

James Moeser officially accepted his role as UNC's ninth chancellor during Monday's University Day ceremonies, marking the beginning of what Moeser hopes ...

Candidates Stop At Law School For Symposium

By Staff Editor | October 13

The first-ever election campaign for the chief justice of the N.C. Supreme Court made a stop at UNC on Wednesday as the candidates took part in a symposium ...

SportsSaturday - A View From The Other Side

By Staff Editor | October 13

Mike O'Cain wants this weekend to be just like any other. But it won't be. It can't be. And he knows it. O'Cain, North Carolina's offensive coordinator, ...

SportsSaturday - Pondering Prognostication

By Staff Editor | October 13

Virginia Tech will go undefeated again. Purdue's Drew Brees will win the Heisman Trophy. Dilliard's won't offer any more ridiculous discounts to Florida ...

Campus Laborers Crash Ceremony With Protest, Demands for Change

By Staff Editor | October 13

By Angela Parker Staff Writer In the middle of the dignified installation ceremonies for Chancellor James Moeser, protests and angry shouts interrupted ...

CHUMS Band Together for Fest

By Staff Editor | October 13

The Chapel Hill Underground Music Society, otherwise known as CHUMS, is really just that - a couple of guys who live on the same hall in Old West and ...

SportsSaturday - Robinson's Making It Happen

By Staff Editor | October 13

It was bound to happen. After all, N.C. State wide receiver Koren Robinson set a conference record for freshman receiving yardage last season. Factor ...

SportsSaturday - Sidebottom Perseveres Through Injuries, Thesis

By Staff Editor | October 13

Picture this: you're rehabilitating your right knee after tearing an anterior cruciate ligament.

SportsSaturday - Bomars Bond Over Football

By Staff Editor | October 13

Gayle Bomar didn't realize it was his son at first. Somebody on the North Carolina defense had stopped N.C. State wideout Chris Coleman just shy of the ...

Women Meet to Prioritize Issues for Lobbying Group

By Staff Editor | October 13

Nearly 70 women of all ages and backgrounds gathered Thursday night to discuss and rank economic and social issues facing them and their families. The ...

Doherty the Right Choice for U.S.

By Staff Editor | October 13

Wednesday night's debate at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem cleared up any and all questions I had concerning this year's presidential election. ...

Dilbert 10/13/00

By Staff Editor | October 13

More Civility, Issues Mark 2nd Matchup

By Staff Editor | October 12

WINSTON-SALEM - Republican presidential candidate George W. Bush and Democratic candidate Al Gore attempted to delineate their views on issues ranging ...

Old, New to Unite On University Day

By Staff Editor | October 12

The University community will come together today to attend the installation of Chancellor James Moeser and to remember UNC's beginnings in celebration ...

In Praise of Nature

By Staff Editor | October 12

Ansel Adams is perhaps the most recognized and influential photographer of the 19th century. His name evokes imagery of winding rivers, jagged precipices ...