Foreign theories while abroad

By Kyle Olson | October 13

My host dad has a penchant for conspiracy theories. Most are passed on to me at the dinner table and seem to come at just the right moment for me to nearly ...

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Rob Hogan remembered by UNC family

By Lindsay Ruebens | October 13

More than 1,000 people crammed into George Watts Hill Alumni Center and spilled into the hallway Wednesday to remember Rob Hogan, the man the University ...

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Open container citations multiply sixfold in Chapel Hill

By Victoria Stilwell | October 13

A police crackdown on open container ordinance violations has resulted in a six-fold citation increase, indicating a shift from last year’s focus on ...

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HomeMADE films to screen

By Joseph Chapman | October 13

When the Nightlight extended its hours of operation last month, programming manager and owner Alexis Mastromichalis hoped to host more free events and ...

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Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools administrators attend RtI Innovations Conference

By From staff and wire reports | October 13

Six CHCCS district administrators participated in the Response to Instruction Conference in Salt Lake City, Utah, last week. The conference celebrated ...

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Hillsborough awards 22 employees for innovation

By From staff and wire reports | October 13

For the second year of its Innovation and Customer Service Awards Program, the Town of Hillsborough rewarded 22 employees Monday. The program recognizes ...

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Lineberger Cancer Center hosting transition sessions

By From staff and wire reports | October 13

The UNC Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center is sponsoring a series of free workshops aimed at helping cancer survivors transition from treatment to ...

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Children's Hospital to work on national disease registry

By From staff and wire reports | October 13

N.C. Children’s Hospital is part of a national, collaborative effort to establish a registry for inflammatory bowel diseases. The collaborative is ...

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International travel group accepting trip applications

By From staff and wire reports | October 13

Students of the World, an internationally focused non-profit organization, is accepting applications for an overseas trip. The organization is looking ...

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Police will start clearing Halloween celebration at 11:30

By Ethan Robertson | October 13

The thousands who flock to Franklin Street on Halloween might have to leave earlier this year. The town is taking its campaign to limit the Sunday celebration ...

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Music Review: The Extra Lens

By Joe Faile | October 13

When the frontman of an established band starts a side project, it receives both criticism and praise from fans.

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Music Review: Spider Bags

By Allison Hussey | October 13

Punk rock foursome and Hopscotch alumni Spider Bags are at it again.

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Music Review: School of Seven Bells

By Elizabeth Byrum | October 13

Like a stroll through a candy shop, School of Seven Bells’ Disconnect From Desire is an omnibus of colorful reverberation.

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Movie Review: It's Kind of a Funny Story

By Rachel Arnett | October 13

It’s kind of funny story, but “It’s Kind of a Funny Story” isn’t all that funny.

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Movie Review: Jack Goes Boating

By Lam Chau | October 13

With an Oscar and universal industry praise, Philip Seymour Hoffman certainly has nothing to prove to Hollywood.

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Q&A: Josh Moore, Carrboro's own

By Allison Hussey | October 13

_Since parting with Christian hardcore band Beloved, Josh Moore has been cranking out acoustic tunes that are the aural opposite of the music he once ...

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Police log for October 14, 2010

October 13

Someone took $328 from Ace Hardware at 1129 Weaver Dairy Road between 12:45 p.m.

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Football players shouldn't keep their scholarships

By Letter to the Editor | October 13

TO THE EDITOR: As disappointing as this whole mess with the football team has been, it is an incredible slap in the face that these cheaters get rewarded ...

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Music Review: Josh Moore

By Linnie Greene | October 13

It’s often said that in the end, man’s common denominators are death and taxes — and everyone knows taxes don’t make good rock ‘n’ roll. Thus, ...

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Students should take part in politics, vote in election

By Letter to the Editor | October 13

TO THE EDITOR: Countless pundits continue to speak of the “enthusiasm gap” in the upcoming midterm elections, particularly in regard to young voters. ...

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