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New, improved ASG set to make a splash

By ERIC JOHNSON | August 19

June 22 - RALEIGH - Student Body President James Allred looks set to offer some of the strongest backing ever for the UNC-system Association of Student ...

Campus reacts to Middle East crisis

By MAC MOLLISON | July 20

The recent surge of violence in the Middle East has led to evacuations on both sides of the Israeli-Lebanese border, where settlements in northern Israel ...

Sufjan's outtakes don't impress much

By Chris Coletta and Harry Kaplowitz | July 20

MUSICREVIEW Sufjan Stevens The Avalanche 2.5 Stars (The following is a conversation between Sufjan Stevens, who will play at Memorial Hall on Sept. ...

New comedy lacks the laughs of predecessors

By Emily Luger | July 20

MOVIEREVIEW "You, Me and Dupree" 3 Stars Although not the best of its genre, "You, Me and Dupree" joins the ranks of what has now become a successful ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | July 20

UNC medical school gifted a radiology imaging system Philips Medical Systems has donated an image and information system to the UNC School of Medicine's ...

School slips below U.S. standards

By Gray Caldwell | July 20

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

Venable's time is at hand

By Nicole Duncan | July 20

Venable Hall - well-known around campus for its one-of-a-kind and often frustrating architecture - might not be well-known for much longer. Many students ...

A new way to get around

By Tom Hartwell | July 20

You might have seen him one of these summer evenings, gliding along Franklin Street on a bicycle with a rickshaw in tow, and maybe you pictured those ...

Drugstore probes downtown

By Gray Caldwell | July 20

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

Shelter faces unclear future

By Tom Hartwell | July 20

The Inter-Faith Council for Social Service is unsure about the future of its homeless shelter in downtown Chapel Hill. The 100 W. Rosemary St. building, ...

UNC eyes future sans West House

By MAC MOLLISON | July 20

What does it take to make an old building feel young again? That's just one of the questions being asked this summer as progress continues on UNC's ...

Theater's lineup boasts variety

By Will Halman | July 20

In the coming season at the Deep Dish Theater, challenge is not just a theme in the shows the company will be producing. "Every year, we have more ...

This fall, it's all in the bag

By Emily Luger | July 20

When first-year students enter the University in the fall, they face an array of decisions. More specifically, they face an array of costs, including, ...

Linklater's latest lackluster

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | July 20

MOVIEREVIEW "A Scanner Darkly" 2.5 Stars A lot can be said about "A Scanner Darkly," director Richard Linklater's adaptation of Philip K. Dick's ...

UNC sets a date for 'Meet the Heels' event

July 20

The 2006 University of North Carolina football team will host "Meet the Heels" on Aug. 12 from 6 p.m. to 7:45 p.m. at Kenan Stadium. Coach John Bunting ...

Buffaloe charged with BOG post

By STEPHEN MOORE | July 20

A new face will soon be coming to the UNC-system Board of Governors, adding new life a year after the board last changed shape. Laura Buffaloe, a retired ...

UNC system OKs assembly for staff

By William Schwarzer | July 20

UNC-system employees will be able to have their concerns heard more easily now that a proposal to create a systemwide assembly of workers has been approved ...

Town should take music to the streets

By JIM WALSH | July 20

We Chapel Hill residents love to do it in the street. It's how we celebrate national basketball championships and ring in Halloween. It's the way we ...

Troupe travels far to perform the Bard

By Kyle Fried | July 20

William Shakespeare, who once wrote that "misery acquaints a man with strange bedfellows," knew a thing or two about unique friendships. And 400 years ...

Local legislative ideas fail to gain traction

By STEPHEN MOORE | July 20

While the N.C. General Assembly is pleased this summer with the generous state budget, several issues favored by officials in Orange County never made ...