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At least seven killed in Syria after military tanks fire at protesters

April 26

BEIRUT, Lebanon (MCT) — The crackle of heavy-caliber gunfire erupted at dawn Monday as tanks rolled into the restive Syrian city of Daraa, the flashpoint ...

Graduation goes to church

By Paula Seligson | April 26

As the state legislature debates further budget cuts to the UNC system, the cuts already in place are being felt in an unexpected place — the communication ...

East Chapel Hill High senior named Presidential Scholar

By From staff and wire reports | April 25

Young-Eun Hyun, a senior at East Chapel Hill High School, has been named a semifinalist in the 2011 U.S.

Library of Congress exhibit to come to University Mall

By From staff and wire reports | April 25

Chapel Hill’s University Mall will host a traveling exhibit from the Library of Congress today and Wednesday. The Library of Congress will bring a ...

Campus landlines to switch to 7 instead of 9 to dial out

By From staff and wire reports | April 25

People using phone landlines all over campus will soon have to remember to dial 7 instead of 9 before making an outside call.

Role of opioid drugs in US deaths growing, article says

By From staff and wire reports | April 25

The role of opioid pain medication in unintentional drug poisoning deaths has reached unparalleled proportions nationally, according to an article co-authored ...

Police log for April 26, 2011

By From staff and wire reports | April 25

Someone pried open the door of and entered the Subway at 1800 E. Franklin St. between 3:55 a.m. and 4:02 a.m.

The fraternity brother’s burden: short shorts

By Letter to the Editor | April 25

TO THE EDITOR: Recently, the DTH has been discussing some really important issues — gun control on campus, women’s rights, the budget cuts, etc. ...

Intolerance for pro-Israel views is reprehensible

By Letter to the Editor | April 25

TO THE EDITOR: “Hypocritical” would be the operative word when describing Ken Norman’s recent letter to the editor (“‘Wall of Lies’ is a ...

UNC music faculty edit four journals on music, culture

By From staff and wire reports | April 25

Music department faculty members Severine Neff, Annegret Fauser, Mark Katz and Jocelyn Neal are or will be editors of four top journals in their respective ...

Tickets and talk are too cheap

By Noah Brisbin | April 25

The incoming Carolina Athletic Association cabinet has made clear in recent days their fealty to the current basketball distribution scheme.

Our ‘Burn Book’ mindset

By Hinson Neville | April 25

Let’s recall the Burn Book from “Mean Girls.” Damian was too gay to function. Dawn was a fat virgin, and Amber made out with a hot dog.

BOCC to meet with schools

By Blair Brown | April 25

Facing state budget cuts, the Orange County Board of Commissioners will meet with the boards of education of two local school systems tonight to discuss ...

A simple solution: Faculty Council should eliminate hurdles to taking graduate classes

By Editorial Board | April 25

The Faculty Council should vote to pass the Educational Policy Committee’s initiative to rectify confusion about undergraduates taking graduate-level ...

Think local, act vocal: Students’ summer advocacy will be crucial in tuition talks.

By Editorial Board | April 25

Student leaders have taken a progressive step forward on tuition advocacy. Sustained engagement on students’ part will determine whether efforts will ...

Carlos Somoano promoted to UNC men’s soccer coach

By Aaron Taube | April 25

After two and a half months of waiting, North Carolina finally has a new men’s soccer coach. On Monday, the University tapped interim coach Carlos ...

Photographer’s work a testament to our culture

By Letter to the Editor | April 25

TO THE EDITOR: As I handed “At Twelve: Portraits of Young Women,” a collection of photographs by southern photographer Sally Mann, to my father ...

A year ends, and a tenure

By Cameron Parker | April 25

If the opinions I signed onto this year had prevailed, Ian Lee would have been elected student body president.

Realizing the right policy: New guidelines are an opportunity to review sexual assault policies.

By Editorial Board | April 25

Due to new guidelines from the Department of Education, UNC will be reviewing how it deals with sexual assault cases.

In the end, it does matter

By Perry Tsai | April 25

This will be my last column of 2010-11, and since I would be talking about sex at the end of the year, I figured, why not talk about sex at the end of ...