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Gay film festival grows in popularity

By Alexandria Shealy | July 20

The Carolina Theatre, located at 309 W. Morgan St. in downtown Durham, is traditionally more famous for its live events - but it's quickly making a national ...

City Briefs

By Staff Editor | July 20

Missing Chapel Hill lawyer could face multiple lawsuits Chapel Hill lawyer John McCormick, who was last seen July 10, could come under investigation ...

Never forget those cold, clammy halls

By Spencer Perkins | July 20

Even those who've been spared from having to set foot in Venable know it's there - that mysterious, morbidly old building sunken between two prison-like ...

UNC alumnus faces spotlight

By William Schwarzer | July 20

The College Board has come into the spotlight repeatedly in the last several months - not surprising for the nonprofit group, responsible for the SAT, ...

Rathskeller is set to reopen next month

By Gray Caldwell | July 20

After a brief scare, patrons of the Chapel Hill staple The Rathskeller can rest easy. The Rat will reopen. Owner Francis Henry said he expects the ...

Internships to play bigger role at UNC

By WHITNEY KISLING | July 20

You take the classes, you learn the jargon, you get the degree and you're good to go. That's how entering the real world after college graduation used ...

Online tickets to get a trial run

By CHRIS COLETTA | July 13

Football games against ACC rivals N.C. State and Virginia Tech will provide a trial run for UNC's Web-based student-ticket system, campus officials said ...

Memorial Hall to host Sufjan Stevens concert

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | July 13

Following the success of March's Wilco concert at Memorial Hall, the Carolina Union Activities Board and Cat's Cradle have re-teamed to bring one of the ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | July 13

Horac/e Williams Airport will be closed for repairs UNC will close the Horace Williams Airport runway at the end of this month to make repairs and ...

System seeks less oversight

By STEPHEN MOORE | July 13

A surprising battle looms on the not-so-distant horizon between UNC-system officials and the N.C. Department of Insurance. The struggle will play out ...

Town intern program starts

By Gray Caldwell | July 13

Undergraduate students now have a chance to earn money, class credit and experience in local government at the same time. The Chapel Hill Town Council ...

Pane E Vino still up for sale

By Tom Hartwell | July 13

A Franklin Street restaurant is still for sale after a deal between two Chapel Hill restaurateurs fell through last week. In its July 5 issue, the ...

Group meets to set values

By MAC MOLLISON | July 13

University and local municipal officials discussed their differences of opinion on UNC's proposed research campus, Carolina North, at a July 6 meeting ...

How lawmakers have affected you

By STEPHEN MOORE | July 13

By signing the final version of the state budget into law on Monday, Gov. Mike Easley put the finishing touches on the spending plan - meaning that legislators ...

To the strict listener, The Scourge of the Sea delivers

By Will Halman | July 13

MUSICREVIEW The Scourge of the Sea Make Me Armored 3.5 stars So here's another white guy with a guitar. He strums and sings quietly with his band. It ...

These wheels are a steal

By Tom Hartwell | July 13

A grassroots recycling program is working to put a fleet of renovated bicycles on Chapel Hill and Carrboro streets for public use as early as September. Chris ...

Red Cross in need of blood donors

By Gray Caldwell | July 13

The Chapel Hill and Orange County area - as well as the rest of the Carolinas - is experiencing its worst blood supply shortage in three years. Debbie ...

'Eraser' sees Yorke on autopilot

By CHRIS COLETTA | July 13

MUSICREVIEW Thom Yorke The Eraser 3 Stars Maybe it's because us college students came of age - musically and otherwise - when Radiohead first burst ...

New technologies to change campus life

By MAC MOLLISON | July 13

This article states that UNC's spam filter will be incorporated into Student Central. It actually will be incorporated into the Onyen Web site. The DTH ...

Bare bottoms cause big uproar

By PAUL KIERNAN | July 13

N.C. State University administrators and students have reached an agreement on how to deal with a case involving the school's Student Media organization ...