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Board of Trustees examines looming budget cuts

By Lyle Kendrick | January 26

At its meeting Wednesday, the Board of Trustees audit and finance committee discussed the previous fiscal year and the possible effects of budget cuts ...

Code to guide conduct overseas

By Alexa Burrell | January 26

While on campus, students are required to adhere to the Honor Code, the “heart of integrity at Carolina.” But when they step off campus and are ...

Board of Trustees receives update on University’s construction spending

By Paula Seligson | January 26

Before members of the Board of Trustees’ building and grounds committee Wednesday, Bruce Runberg, associate vice chancellor for facilities and planning, ...

Di-Phi endorses Lee in ?rst campaign forum

By Jeanna Smialek | January 26

Members of the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies endorsed Student Body President Candidate Ian Lee at their forum Wednesday night. The event marked ...

Harrison Barnes’ 3-pointer wins it for UNC

By Mark Thompson | January 26

CORAL GABLES, Fla. — Harrison Barnes has heard the “overrated” chants. He’s probably more aware than anybody just how much he has struggled this ...

UNC student group works in local middle school to promote arts, international ties

By Thankful Cromartie | January 26

This semester, UNC freshman Ljiljana Karan is working with eighth graders at A.L. Stanback Middle School through Postcards for Progress, a UNC student ...

Strauss balances dental, administrative and family duties

By Melissa Abbey | January 26

Dr. Ron Strauss is a man of many names: Executive Associate Provost, Chief International Officer, husband and father. But in addition to his many administrative ...

Career Services to hold internship fair

By Ethan Robertson | January 26

As May, graduation and summer loom closer, one thought is prevalent on students’ minds. Internships. But students aren’t the only ones thinking ...

Cook attacked in Beta break-in

By Kelly Poe | January 26

A stranger knocked on the window of the Beta Theta Pi house basement just after lunch Monday. When he came around to the door, he told the cook he was ...

Sen. Richard Burr addresses abortion, ‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’

By Viviana Bonilla Lopez | January 26

At a reception for pro-life supporters at the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., U.S. Sen. Richard Burr, R-N.C., addressed controversial issues ...

Google says 2011 will be the largest hiring year ever with 6,200 positions

January 26

SAN JOSE, California (MCT) —Extending a surge that began last year, Google Inc. says 2011 will be its largest hiring year ever, plans that would mean ...

Chamber gives business awards at annual meeting

By From staff and wire reports | January 25

Residents, community leaders and business owners met at the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce’s annual meeting Tuesday to discuss how local businesses ...

Health E NC projects aim to improve cancer preventio

By From staff and wire reports | January 25

Health E NC projects aim to improve cancer prevention The Health E NC (Health for everyone in North Carolina) program will provide pilot funding for ...

Schenck named director of Institute for Public Health

By From staff and wire reports | January 25

Anna P. Schenck will become director of the North Carolina Institute for Public Health and associate dean for public health practice at the UNC Gillings ...

Foreign correspondents to share war reporting stories

By From staff and wire reports | January 25

Jon Lee Anderson of The New Yorker and Helene Cooper of The New York Times will discuss their experiences reporting from war-torn areas in two free public ...

We should discuss, debate gender roles and language

By Letter to the Editor | January 25

TO THE EDITOR: In the recent satirical DTH letters about manholes (“Term ‘manholes’ advances a misogynistic culture,” Jan.

Business training essential for recent college graduates

By Letter to the Editor | January 25

TO THE EDITOR: In the current job market, successful college graduates need knowledge and experience that sets them apart from the dozens of other candidates ...

We must remember our University’s entire history

By Letter to the Editor | January 25

TO THE EDITOR: While it has been excellent reading the conversations on Silent Sam, it has quickly become a series of oversimplifications with regards ...

Police log for January 26, 2011

January 25

Someone stole another person’s property between 9 a.m. Thursday and 10:17 a.m. Monday at 1934 Fountain Ridge Road, according to Chapel Hill police ...

Merit-based aid funding at risk

By Keren Goldshlager | January 25

At a meeting Tuesday, the Committee on Scholarships, Awards and Student Aid discussed a potential repeal by the N.C. General Assembly that could make ...