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Men's Swimming Topples Terrapins

By Staff Editor | January 29

Senior Brad Kline summed up North Carolina's last home meet of the season in one short phrase."It was a good day," Kline said.A good day was ...

Traditional Marriage Beneficial, But Same-Sex Unions Dangerous

By Staff Editor | January 29

As an opponent of "same-sex unions" or "domestic partnerships," I often receive criticism from those on the left side of the political spectrum regarding ...

City Roundup 1/29/01

By Staff Editor | January 29

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Institution of Marriage Sexist, Oppresses Women

By Staff Editor | January 29

Separation of the fundamental rejection of institutions and relationships that reinforce male dominance and female subordination is a crucial aspect of ...

Officials Examine Asbestos Risk

By Staff Editor | January 29

A common building material with potentially hazardous exposure risks is opening people's eyes about their health safety at UNC.Asbestos, which lurks in ...

Labor Rights Worthy of Your Time

By Staff Editor | January 29

Where were all of you last Wednesday at noon? You missed an important event at the Old Well. Several students were trying to spread the word about the ...

Committee Looks At Nike's Alleged Labor Violations

By Staff Editor | January 29

By Karey WutkowskiAssistant University EditorWhile students are forking over cash for UNC sweatshirts, the "perfect storm" of labor code violations could ...

Tar Heels Trounce Wildcats

By Staff Editor | January 29

North Carolina's women's tennis team took another step Sunday in its path toward national prominence.But the misstep of Julie Rotondi may be an obstacle ...

Franklin Football Fest

By Staff Editor | January 29

If a Giant fell in Tampa, would anyone care? Apparently not in Chapel Hill.

Little Richard Keeps Audience, Pants Up

By Staff Editor | January 26

"You might not like him, but it won't be boring," said one older woman to her grandson after he moaned over the fact that he thought he was ...

Get Creative Instead of Just Getting Wider

By Staff Editor | January 26

Planning for growth is one of the things Chapel Hill Town Council members like to think they're good at, but their recent actions and proposals have been ...

Pull Your Support for Boy Scouts

By Staff Editor | January 26

A few weeks ago, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education voted to withdraw support from the local Boy Scouts. They found that since the Scouts' national ...

BOT Passes Increase Of Fees for Students

By Staff Editor | January 26

The UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees approved across-the-board student fee increases for the fall 2001 semester Thursday morning in its first meeting ...

Old East to Auction Off Its Bachelors

By Staff Editor | January 26

From her residence hall room, Sarah Glover can peek out of her second-story window and snatch a glimpse of the Old Well.And whether the monument is idly ...

UNC Experiment Yields Liquid DNA

By Staff Editor | January 26

Researchers at UNC have reached a scientific milestone, although they say specific applications for the findings remain up in the air. University scientists ...

Student Helps Sunflower Bloom

By Staff Editor | January 26

As a 10-year-old, Chris Myers saw in an encyclopedia an image of a black man held by a white mob in an early 1970s riot. An angry white man was about ...

Ballots To Lack GPSF Presidential Candidate

By Staff Editor | January 26

There will be no candidates listed for the role of Graduate and Professional Student Federation president in student elections on Feb. 13, but the current ...

DTH Wins Statewide Journalism Awards

By Staff Editor | January 26

The Daily Tar Heel took home two N.C. Press Association awards at the annual ceremony held Thursday night at the William and Ida Friday Center.Arts & ...

SAFO Candidate Brings Experience

By Staff Editor | January 26

One woman's detailed familiarity with the University might land her another opportunity to interact with student organizations on campus.Deborah Horne, ...

Easley Fills 2 Cabinet Positions

By Staff Editor | January 26

In a slew of appointments Thursday, Gov.