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One Cards now required to print

By Weesie Viera | August 19

May 25 - The University will install One Card readers at every printer on campus during the summer, according to student government officials. The ...

Easthom often known to vote alone

By Gray Caldwell | August 19

July 6 - For Laurin Easthom, one isn't necessarily the loneliest number. It just seems to keep popping up. Easthom, who joined the Chapel Hill Town ...

New documentary astounds

By Alexandria Shealy | August 19

June 22 - Even for skeptics of global warming and its implications for Earth's future, "An Inconvenient Truth" - the cinematic adaptation of Al Gore's ...

Veteran band's latest pleases ears

August 19

June 22 - As most of the members are nearing 50, many would begin to think that Sonic Youth was becoming something of a misnomer. Older, wiser, weathered ...

Town adds three NCDs to growing list of areas

By Tom Hartwell | August 19

June 15 - Student Body President James Allred addressed the Chapel Hill Town Council on June 12 to voice his concern about a town initiative to protect ...

Internet education booming

By ERIC JOHNSON | August 19

May 18 - UNC is one of the most recognizable collegiate brands in the country, and system President Erskine Bowles wants to harness that national reputation ...

Major League dreams realized for starters

August 19

JUNE 8 - Three years ago, Andrew Miller and Daniel Bard turned down a dream often conjured up by boys young and old - a chance to play in the major leagues. But ...

New BOG chairman has hopes

By STEPHEN MOORE | August 19

June 15 - Jim Phillips comes to the helm of the UNC system's policy-making body during a time of dramatic transformation among the system's leadership. Voted ...

DTH alumnus thrust into Beltway spotlight

By WHITNEY KISLING | August 19

June 22 - Peter Wallsten just wanted to ask a question. Instead, the media have been questioning the Chapel Hill native and Los Angeles Times reporter ...

Tar Heels turn in best year ever

August 19

It was a summer to remember in Chapel Hill. The North Carolina baseball team bonded in a way that few teams ever have at the University - its collective ...

New advisers to aid students

By MAC MOLLISON | August 19

June 29 - Recent expansion of the College of Arts & Sciences' academic advising program is being hailed by student leaders and University officials as ...

Agricultural center could serve county

By Gray Caldwell | August 19

June 1 - Orange County could look to satisfy future agricultural needs by providing a center to help serve the increasing number of farmers in the county. "The ...

UNC system strongly against checks

By STEPHEN MOORE | August 19

June 22 - When legislators proposed a mandatory background check for students applying to any UNC-system school, students and system leaders gave mixed ...

Bobcats to play at University

August 19

JULY 13 - After winning the 2005 men's basketball national championship, former UNC big man Sean May said he'd come back. Now, thanks to a deal between ...

Empty corner could see drugstore chain

By Gray Caldwell | August 19

July 20 - Another big business could be headed to Franklin Street. Walgreens Co. is opening new stores in North Carolina and is looking specifically ...

Mason Farm area gets special district

By Tom Hartwell | August 19

June 29 - UNC's neighbors have taken another step in their quest to get protection from the town against development that could change the face of their ...

Assembly reacts to reforms

By STEPHEN MOORE | August 19

May 18 RALEIGH - A flood of campaign finance reform has hit the N.C. General Assembly as legislators work to close loopholes and clarify discrepancies. Bills ...

PlayMakers to host five plays

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | August 19

June 29 - PlayMakers Repertory Company announced its schedule for the upcoming 2006-07 season, which will feature performances of Toni Morrison's novel ...

School slips below U.S. education standards

By Gray Caldwell | August 19

July 20 - Carrboro Elementary School failed to meet federally mandated standards for student performance last year - and the school could lose students ...

Long-awaited album arrives

By Beth Dozier | August 19

JUNE 22 - With a long-awaited record being released this week and two more in the works, Chapel Hill rock quintet Roman Candle is burning bright. The ...