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Free music downloading ready to roll

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | November 14

Starting today UNC-Chapel Hill students will have more than 1.7 million digital songs at their download-ready fingertips - for free. After negotiating ...

Public reacts to plan changes

By Tom Hartwell | November 14

Chapel Hill residents and officials responded Monday to proposed modifications to the University's development plan. At a Chapel Hill Town Council ...

Center displays global photos

By Emily Stephenson | November 14

Matt Craig grinned as Beth-Ann Kutchma, program officer for the University Center for International Studies, handed him a 12-by-18 inch print of his photo ...

Getting to know wireless

By John Streck | November 14

Q: What exactly is Wi-Fi? A: Wi-Fi is the most common wireless technology for laptop computers. Wi-Fi is a brand originally licensed by the Wi-Fi ...

City briefs

November 14

Chipotle opening delayed because of soil problems The Chipotle, slated to open at 301 W. Franklin St., the former site of VisArt Video, is now scheduled ...

UNC Hospitals requests funds for bed shortage

By COLIN CAMPBELL | November 14

A shortage of space at UNC Hospitals could be alleviated if the state legislature approves funding for a new 200-bed inpatient tower. The proposal ...

Davis set to coach Tar Heels

By Jesse Baumgartner and Daniel Malloy | November 14

Butch Davis, the man who was Dick Baddour's target from the start of the search, will be North Carolina's next football coach, the University announced ...

Director of county EMS retires

By Jen Shurney | November 14

Orange County Emergency Medical Services still is on the ready 24-7, but under new management since the retirement of director Jack Ball. Ball is trading ...

Allred convicted in mock honor court trial

By Hannah Edwards | November 14

Student Body President James Allred produced a Vermont marriage certificate Monday night that was meant to prove his union with Student Body Secretary ...

E. coli link steers some from deli

By Bethany Black | November 14

A recent E. coli outbreak might have infected only seven students and two community members, but its impact has affected the eating habits of countless ...

Tabla player to perform in Union

By Lea Luquire | November 14

Most famous musicians headline the major venues, increasing their fame and making the big money. Sandip Burman opts to teach. The world-renowned ...

Residents divided over plans to add sidewalks

By Andy Kenney | November 14

Northside neighborhood residents are split about the future of their streets. A debate about the lack of sidewalks on North Graham Street and Sunset ...

Textbook committee works to cut prices

By Anna Kim | November 14

While the fall textbook rush has come and gone, prices still are on the chopping block. The ad hoc textbook committee met Monday to discuss several ...

Council hears public comment on park-and-ride lot, campaign finance limits

By Staff Editor | November 14

The Chapel Hill Town Council heard feedback about a new park-and-ride lot and campaign finance limits at its meeting Monday. Park-and-ride lot An ...

Baptists to form policy on gays

By Molly Malloy | November 14

Delegates to the Baptist State Convention of North Carolina will vote this morning on a policy that, if approved, will prohibit membership for churches ...

Safety initiative seeks victims' resource center

By Elisabeth Gilbert | November 14

Campaign for a Safer Carolina is in the final stage of becoming an officially recognized student organization. The initiative, designed to help prevent ...

Graduate students see debt

By WHITNEY KISLING | November 14

There's a difference between being in debt when you're an undergraduate and when you're a medical student. At about $150,000 in the hole, Gary Visser, ...

Collective effort

By Staff Editor | November 14

Freshmen Sander Buitelaar (left), Tripp Gobble and Brandon Barbour marvel at the massive "Free Trade Area of the Americas" drawing hanging in the Pit ...

Vetting alums' service

By Cori Sue Morris | November 14

Protecting defenseless people lies at the heart of both military and public health work, and UNC officials gathered Monday morning to honor that connection. "Neither ...

Bands to battle for opportunity to help the kids

By MORGAN ELLIS | November 14

The typical battle of the bands results in the winning band walking away with a cash prize or a coveted recording deal. Not this battle. UNC Dance ...