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'Down in the Valley' finds mediocrity

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | June 15

MOVIEREVIEW "Down in the Valley" 2.5 Stars "Down in the Valley," the new Edward Norton vehicle from writer-director David Jacobson, doesn't really ...

Breaking down the brackets

June 15

The ACC is well-represented, to say the least, in this year's NCAA College World Series. North Carolina will make its first trip to Omaha, Neb., in 17 ...

Altman's latest a lackluster bore

By Kyle Fried | June 15

MOVIEREVIEW "A Prairie Home Companion" 1.5 Stars Garrison Keillor, host of National Public Radio's long-running series "A Prairie Home Companion," ...

He said, she said: School board hopefuls talk

June 15

At a special meeting June 7, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education interviewed six candidates vying to fill the seat left open by board member Ed ...

Film festival is raring to go

By Alexandria Shealy | June 15

In 1997, a group of three UNC students started a small film festival with the help of the University and few local businesses. Now, nine years later, ...

Residential rules draw SBP's protest

June 15

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

Three Tar Heels track down titles

By Stephen Largen | June 15

UNC athletes Laura Gerraughty, Justin Ryncavage and Vikas Gowda all won national titles at the NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championsips last week in ...

Victory celebrations

By Tom Hartwell | May 25

Fans of post-game bonfires on Franklin Street can breathe easy. After a week of consideration, the Chapel Hill Town Council decided Monday not to take ...

Much overdone in 'Da Vinci'

By Will Halman | May 25

MOVIEREVIEW "The Da Vinci Code" 2 Stars Dan Brown's ubiquitous book has car chases, murders and escape sequences - all the trappings of a star-studded ...

Innovative UNC leader dies at 59

By Ashlee Sadler | May 25

Correction: This article states that Rut Tufts died May 10. He actually died May 16; May 10 was the date of the fall that sent him into a coma. The Daily ...

New system: Swipe to print

By Weesie Vieira | May 25

Correction: This article states that a new campus printing system will be paid for using student government money. The money actually will come from the ...

Netters meet their match in Sweet 16

By Matt Brooks | May 25

On Saturday, the No. 11 North Carolina men's tennis team's best season in 14 years ended with a shutout loss to No. 6 Ohio State in the Sweet 16 of the ...

Residential rules stir tension

By Gray Caldwell | May 25

Chapel Hill prides itself on its culture and history, and one way it aims to hold onto those qualities is through regulations regarding development in ...

Town's voting idea gets mixed reviews

By Eric Shepherd Martin | May 25

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen received varied reactions from local lawmakers when an alderman suggested that steps be taken to give local noncitizens ...

Students happy with council

By Nicole Duncan and Mac Mollison | May 25

Students who love to frequent Franklin Street for game and holiday celebrations can relax after Monday's decision by the Chapel Hill Town Council not ...

State budget treats UNC system well

By ERIC JOHNSON | May 25

RALEIGH - University officials always have been quick to praise the North Carolina legislature's generosity, even as lawmakers responded to tight budgets ...

Hidden voices of students expose problems

By Rachel Brody | May 25

Life in rural North Carolina may not seem exciting, but there sure is a lot to say about it. The latest installment in the Hidden Voices series brought ...

Wireless takes a small step forward

By Eric Shepherd Martin | May 25

A forum held May 18 at Town Hall showed that Chapel Hill has a variety of reasons for establishing a wireless infrastructure downtown. "This has become ...

Tortilla grill opens after long wait

By Gray Caldwell | May 25

Late-night Franklin Street diners have another healthy option to satisfy their midnight cravings. [B]Ski's Tortilla Wrap Grill, located next to Goodfellas ...

Tar Heels feeling queasy after quarters

By Stephen Largen | May 25

Saturday's NCAA women's lacrosse quarterfinal at Northwestern was a tale of two halves for North Carolina. In the first half, the No. 5-seeded Tar ...