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Mainstreet accepting credit

By Anna Kim | September 26

Lenoir Dining Hall now is accepting plastic from those hoping to fulfill their food needs. Mainstreet Lenoir, the food court on the first floor of ...

Campus briefs

September 26

Mandatory Student Congress candidate meeting today Students who are interested in running for Student Congress must attend a mandatory candidate's ...

Registration system to kick off Saturday

By Elisabeth Gilbert | September 26

The new course registration system is about to face its first test. Starting today students can view their registration times on Student Central. Registration ...

Grant to cover increased NCCU construction costs

By Brendan Brown | September 26

Increased construction costs have required more funds for N.C. Central University's biotechnology center. A $2.3 million grant will cover additional ...

N.C. sees first biodiesel plant

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | September 26

PITTSBORO - Hundreds of N.C. citizens wined and dined on the bucolic edge of Pittsboro on Tuesday, serenaded by a string ensemble in front of a revamped, ...

City briefs

September 26

Forum to evaluate bicycle and pedestrian safety The town of Chapel Hill will hold a forum from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. tonight to review the Pedestrian ...

High school chefs display talents

By Alex Henderson | September 25

The sight of steam rising from skillets, the sound of butter frying and dozens of smells wafting from the countertop drew the audience in Sunday at A ...

Games promote multicultural unity

By Jonathon Marchesoni | September 25

A red, yellow and blue inflatable obstacle course, a tug-of-war rope and an inflatable jousting tournament brought some color to Ehringhaus Field on Saturday ...

Campus briefs

September 25

Former presidential adviser to give speech on campus A former presidential adviser will talk about environmental issues at 4 p.m. Tuesday in the Johnson ...

ASG looks to better connect schools

By ERIN FRANCE | September 25

WILMINGTON - The UNC- system Association for Student Governments held its first weekend meeting since inducting its president, Derek Pantiel, a senior ...

Tuition task force looks to level field

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 25

Schools within the University that in the past were exempt from campus-based tuition increases might not be so lucky this year if discussions of the tuition ...

Radio Pa'lante

By Alexander Trowbridge | September 25

Radio Pa'lante, a show run by Latino teens from Chapel Hill and Carrboro, opened its doors to the public Friday for Festival Pa'lante. The three-hour ...

Politicking gets technical

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | September 25

Members of Facebook can write on Dan Mansell's wall. But Mansell is no student. He's the Republican congressional candidate for the 2nd District, which ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 25

A man was arrested at 12:20 a.m. Sunday at the intersection of Sykes and Craig streets on felony charges of possession of cocaine and drug paraphernalia, ...

City briefs

September 25

Town sets street closures for Halloween festivities At 9 p.m. on Oct. 31, officials will close parts of Franklin Street, Columbia Street and Raleigh ...

Bar management aims to curb underage drinking violations

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | September 25

Nobody who drinks underage thinks he will be the one to get caught. But 52 people in Chapel Hill did between Aug. 18 and Sept. 18 - the first month ...

Author: Let's talk about sex

By MEGHAN DAVIS | September 25

Amber Madison knows good sex. But she cares more about safe and healthy sex, so much so that she wrote a book about it for young women. Madison graduated ...

Eateries joining night scene

By Sarah Berk | September 25

Two new words have taken over Franklin Street: late night. Jack Sprat Cafe and Quiznos are hoping that their forays into the coveted world of weekend ...

Cadets learn land navigation skills

By Blair Bynum | September 25

Army ROTC cadets Sara Isaacson and Holly Hernandez peered into the thick, dense underbrush. "It's 75 meters this way," Isaacson said, referring to ...

Rally sends message on war, military recruiting

By Callie Jamar | September 25

RALEIGH - For the people who attended the Counter-Recruitment and Anti-War Festival in downtown Raleigh on Saturday, one painting said it all. The ...