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Local band celebrates long awaited album

By Beth Dozier | 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 band will ...

On world stage, another football shines

By Matt Brooks | June 22

Who said Americans don't care about soccer? Try telling that to the crowd at Italian Pizzeria III on Saturday, when West Franklin Street's top pizza-and-pitcher ...

Hillel leaders saying goodbye

By MAC MOLLISON | June 22

Students across campus are saying goodbye this summer - and not just to graduating classmates. Or and Sharon Mars, the beloved duo who headed N.C. ...

Time is of the essence in 'The Lake House'

By Emily Luger | June 22

MOVIEREVIEW "The Lake House" 3 stars This summer, romance is in the air. Or, in this case, the mailbox. "The Lake House" is a drama-romance about ...

City brief

By Staff Editor | June 22

Teen charged in East Chapel Hill High hostage incident William Barrett Foster, 17, was charged June 19 with holding a student and teacher hostage in ...

Officers plan ahead for 2007 graduation

By Weesie Vieira | June 22

Student leaders say they've gotten the ball rolling on the selection process for speakers to deliver two key speeches next May. The early forward motion ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | June 22

Love House home to center of American South studies The James Lee Love House, at 410 E. Franklin St., will become home to UNC's Center for Study of ...

Allred promises full involvement in ASG

By ERIC JOHNSON | 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 Governments, ...

Popular complex may close

By Greg Margolis | June 22

An apartment complex that houses hundreds of University students could have demolition in its distant future. Town House Apartments on Hillsborough ...

Other satellite campus offers lessons

By STEPHEN MOORE | June 22

Sometimes, it's easier to follow the way of those who have gone before us. Such is the lesson that University officials and Chapel Hill leaders can ...

Baddour to stay 2 more years

By Matt Brooks | June 22

In the cutthroat world of Division I collegiate athletics, success is measured by results. On June 14, UNC administrators rewarded Director of Athletics ...

Hike in tuition a real threat

By William Schwarzer | June 22

Despite generous budget proposals passing in both the N.C. House and Senate, rising tuition rates are a distinct possibility at universities across the ...

Tar Heels a win away from first-ever national title

June 22

OMAHA, Neb - After the 4-3 win Saturday that put the North Carolina baseball team one win away from a national title, the Tar Heels had a few people to ...

Gore exposes truths about global warming

By Alexandria Shealy | June 22

MOVIEREVIEW "An Inconvenient Truth" 4 stars Even for skeptics of global warming and its implications for Earth's future, "An Inconvenient Truth" ...

Hillsborough goes hog wild

By Emily Luger | June 22

Antique car owners carefully maneuver their showpieces off the grassy knoll where they were perched. A little boy holds a blow-up rifle with the stars ...

Students plan to adopt a Millennium Village

By WHITNEY KISLING | June 22

A group of UNC and Duke University students are working together to help an overseas village. The two schools plan to raise $1.5 million to sponsor ...

Town weighs risks of flooding damage

By Gray Caldwell | June 22

Chapel Hill's preparedness for flooding has come into question after the rain brought by Tropical Storm Alberto caused flooding in across the Triangle ...

County to discuss election changes

June 22

An issue that has been on the docket of the Orange County Board of Commissioners for more than a year will take a step closer to resolution this week ...

Bush's gibe launches Wallsten's book sales

By WHITNEY KISLING | 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 for days. During ...

Pixar, 'Cars' run out of gas

By Will Fonvielle | June 15

MOVIEREVIEW "Cars" 3 Stars That the characters in "Cars" feel more human than those in "Poseidon" or "The Da Vinci Code" should not come as a surprise. After ...