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City passes marriage resolution

By Jacqueline Rice | October 18

The Thomasville City Council voted Monday in favor of a resolution defining marriage as a union strictly between a man and a woman. And although the ...

Signs help visitors find their way

By Lauren Harvey | October 18

Caitlin McLean is just one of many students who can vividly recall getting lost on campus. McLean, a sophomore political science major, said she got ...

Nightlight to host 'Audible, visible' collaboration

By David Berngartt | October 18

The fancies of both art and music lovers will be tickled Saturday at the Nightlight bar and club in Chapel Hill. "Audible, Visible: A Night of Electronic ...

Public service

By Greg Margolis | October 18

A new national survey contradicts a popular perception of college students - that they're lazy and don't give back to their communities. But the survey ...

Library maps

By Aaron Fiedler | October 18

Starting Thursday, students and community members can see the campus as it was in 1793. An exhibit in Wilson Library will feature a map of the original ...

S.C. senator speaks about war on terror; stresses bipartisanship

By Callie Jamar | October 18

The war on terror is far from over, but Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., said he is working to ensure that the U.S. sticks to its values during the fight. Graham ...

Shaping perceptions

By Anna Kim | October 17

Lying on sheets of large, white paper in the Pit on Monday, students made outlines of their bodies using colorful markers. But the students weren't ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | October 17

CORRECTION: Due to a reporting error, this police log states that three students were cited for possession of marijuana. Only one student was cited, and ...

Early-age research

By Emily Stephenson | October 17

Freshman Trevor Brothers said he was discouraged when he learned UNC does not offer an undergraduate neuroscience degree. But after meeting with a ...

Latinos show highest growth

By Brendan Brown | October 17

The U.S. population is expected to reach 300 million today, with Latinos experiencing the largest growth of any ethnicity since 1967. A report by the ...

State fair's farming roots see evolution

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | October 17

When the N.C. State Fair first opened its doors in 1853, it was a chance for the state's farmers to share tricks of the trade. Average fairgoers these ...

Officials address clustering policy

By Emily Gallimore | October 17

District officials and Asian-American parents met Monday to clarify a Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools policy about clustering practices. The meeting ...

Officials open more PE seats

By Greg Margolis | October 17

Despite some seniors' anxiety, University officials say there will be plenty of seats available in physical education classes. Bobbi Owen, senior associate ...

Cuts loom after day two

By GREGG FOUND | October 17

Editor's note: The Daily Tar Heel asked senior writer Gregg Found to attempt to earn a spot on the UNC men's junior varsity basketball team to offer insight ...

Family-owned newspaper fills local niche

By Catherine Williams | October 17

Before he owned a successful newspaper, and before he worked as a public relations officer in the Army during the Second World War, Hoover Adams was a ...

One-man show aims to address violence toward women

By Elisabeth Gilbert | October 17

Every 12 seconds, somewhere in the United States, a man physically abuses his female partner. Ben Atherton-Zeman opened his one-man show, "Voices of ...

Found makes first cut in JV basketball tryouts

By Staff Editor | October 17

Daily Tar Heel Senior writer Gregg Found learned this morning that he is one of 25 guys to make the cut in the first round of JV basketball tryouts. ...

City briefs

October 17

School shooter bought guns after hospital commitment A teen was jailed on charges for fatally shootin g his father and opening fire at his former high ...

Board discusses transportation, Budgets

By RACHEL ULLRICH | October 17

School buses, equity and the flu spurred discussion and debate among Orange County Board of Education members Monday. School bus transportation Bus ...

Forum targets transit issues

By Emily Stephenson | October 17

Members of the University community were invited Monday to voice their concerns about local public transportation options. Representatives from transit ...