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Grant to increase aid for released convicts

By Callie Jamar | November 13

Peter Bell spent almost six years in prison, but he says the year and a half since his release has been even more life-changing. He credits Durham's ...

Alexander, Russell win crowns

By Amanda Younger | November 13

A sea of blue and red exploded with applause as the members of Phi Beta Sigma and Delta Sigma Theta rushed toward the football field Saturday to congratulate ...

Graduate tuition sees rapid rise

By COLIN CAMPBELL | November 13

UNC graduate student Theresa McReynolds said she is fortunate that her husband has a job. McReynolds, who doesn't receive financial aid from UNC, said ...

Events to pump honor, integrity

By Patty Kuo | November 13

Even after four years at UNC, Heather Roberts, class of 2006, has never heard of Honor and Integrity Week. Many current students can say the same. The ...

City briefs

November 13

Police seeking information on Halloween night crimes The Chapel Hill Police Department is seeking information about crimes that occurred Halloween ...

UNC working with China on '08 Games

By NATE HEWITT | November 13

UNC's business school is teaming with China to prepare for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing. Representatives from the Kenan-Flagler Business School ...

Board elects A&T leader

By ELIZABETH DEORNELLAS | November 13

Judging by his willingness to accept challenge, Stanley Battle carries a particularly appropriate last name. On Friday the UNC-system Board of Governors ...

Verdict from Iraq sparking local reaction

November 13

When Maha Alattar was 13 years old, the dangers of everyday life in Saddam Hussein's Iraq forced her family to leave the country. "It was like getting ...

Renowned Economist welcomed at Memorial Hall

By LAUREN BERRY | November 13

It's hard to imagine an event that can fill Memorial Hall with students at 11 on a Friday morning. But balcony seating was all that remained Friday ...

Scandals shift nation left

By ERIN FRANCE | November 13

Scandal was a decisive issue for 2006 voters. Incumbents, who typically have the advantage, were in danger and at times trumped by their opponents ...

Union brass to weigh groups' place on board

By Sergio Tovar | November 13

Changes could be on the way for how student representatives to the Carolina Union Board of Directors are chosen. A proposal on the table calls for ...

Grisham hypes library cause

November 13

The picture on the back of many legal suspense novels came to life Friday night for a select group of public library supporters. Best-selling author ...

Panel discusses effects of poverty on education

By Kelsey O'Neill | November 10

Experts discussed ways of bringing the American dream to more children through a better educational system. Obstacles in educating underprivileged ...

Tar Heel volleyball prepares for tough competition

By NATE HUBBARD | November 10

It always feels good to come home. After a three-game trip through the Tar Heel state, the North Carolina women's volleyball team returns to Carmichael ...

UNC shoots out of NCAA tournament gate

By NICKI JHABVALA | November 10

One down, five to go. The UNC women's soccer team entered this season with the same goal the team has every season: a national title. At Fetzer ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | November 10

A robbery was reported at 8:12 p.m. Wednesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Reports state drugs and narcotics, valued at $14,760, were stolen ...

Campus briefs

November 10

Search for College of Arts and Sciences dean picks up The search committee for the dean of the College of Arts and Sciences is interviewing candidates ...

Millennium director to speak against poverty

By Nicole Duncan | November 10

A United Nations director will discuss today how extreme poverty around the world can be eradicated. Director of the U.N. Millennium Project Jeffrey ...

Spiritual investigation

By Erin Wiltgen | November 10

A warm breeze joined the laughter at 3 Cups coffee shop Thursday night as Julian Bach joined 11 other students for his first meeting as an official ...

Mixed-paper recycling to start curbside next week

November 10

Beginning Monday, residents who receive curbside recycling will get a second bin for mixed paper. The bin can be used to recycle newspapers, glossy ...