Town Gears Up for Festifall

The 28th annual Festifall will take over downtown Chapel Hill on Sunday, bringing with it a wide array of food, music, arts and crafts. Parrish Anderson, ...

Open Hearing Addresses Cheating

Senior Mike Trinh shifted anxiously in his chair as Professor James Coggins described to the Honor Court on Thursday night how Trinh allegedly collaborated ...

Dilbert 9/30/00

Town Gears Up for Festifall

The 28th annual Festifall will take over downtown Chapel Hill on Sunday, bringing with it a wide array of food, music, arts and crafts. Parrish Anderson, ...

DTH Board Editorial Missed Point of Body Image Protests

We read the recent editorial, "Battle of the Bulge" (Sept. 27), and were astonished to find such an uninformed, insulting and sexist rant in the DTH. ...

Blackout Conspiracy Uncovered

When it comes to conspiracy theories, Americans are a bunch of suckers. And when I say suckers, I?m not talking about your everyday, run-of-the-mill suckers. ...

BOT Members PredictSlow Rise in Enrollment

The year's first official Board of Trustees meeting Thursday morning presented a much smaller prediction of future enrollment than originally anticipated. ...

Dilbert 9/28/2000

Jordan's 23 Offers Valet Parking for 100

Patrons of Michael Jordan's new restaurant, 23, will be able to use a valet parking service despite earlier concern about where cars would be parked. ...

Local Police Keep Pace Despite Shortage

In the face of staff shortages, Chapel Hill and Carrboro Police Departments are finding ways to fill the gaps. "We are continuing to do what we were doing ...

Faley Faces Education Questions

A candidate for the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education is questioning the credentials of one of her opponents after learning that she does not have ...

Arts Receive Boost in Funds

Local arts organizations are more than $25,000 richer thanks to a record amount of grants they received from the OrangeCounty Board of Commissioners. ...

Retail Stores Likely to Replace Downtown Bars

T-shirts and books might soon replace taps and coolers in two storefronts left vacant by former Franklin Street favorites Silent Sam's and Groundhog Tavern. ...