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Taking a bite out of service

By SAPNA MAHESHWARI | April 19

An apple a day keeps the doctor away - and for 15 years, APPLES has kept students' ignorance away. The program, Assisting People in Planning Learning ...

Pick up sticks

By Staff Editor | April 19

Sophomore Aliasad Somjee (right) demonstrates the proper technique for playing cricket to freshman Jea Sun Huh in the Pit on Monday evening. Somjee, who ...

Commissioners approve changes to composition

By Gray Caldwell | April 19

The Orange County Board of Commissioners agreed on a new way to create election districts in the county Tuesday night. The board voted unanimously ...

ASG president race narrowed to field of two

By ERIC JOHNSON | April 19

Two candidates for the presidency of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments have seen their campaigns fall victim to good fortune. Jud Watkins ...

Town talks fire station details

By TED STRONG | April 19

The Carrboro aldermen don't want the Taj Mahal, but they do want to make sure that a new fire substation for the northern part of the town will be in ...

Early voting for May 2 primary elections

By Staff Editor | April 19

When: Early voting will begin Monday in Chapel Hill and Carrboro. Web site: www.co.orange.nc.us/elect/index.htm#absentee%20voting One-stop absentee ...

A campus indicted

By ERIN FRANCE | April 19

DURHAM - Weariness of the media frenzy accompanying all things Duke lacrosse showed on the faces of students hours after two men's lacrosse players were ...

CAPS hopeful stresses support

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | April 19

Before Kathy Hotelling, the fourth candidate vying for director of Counseling and Psychological Service, could lobby the position, she had to defend her ...

Congress to consider external appointments

By Brian Hudson | April 18

The executive branch rounded out its appointment process earlier this morning, sending dozens of nominees to Student Congress for consideration. As ...

Alumna sticks first film audition

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | April 18

Sometimes, making it big is as easy as getting a phone call. University alumna Maddy Curley found out that she'd landed a major supporting role in ...

Grant to supplement families' day care needs

By Eric Shepherd Martin | April 18

Orange County residents are getting a helping hand from their elected officials when it comes to sending their kids to day care. With the average cost ...

Hickory center to aid region

By LAURA PHELPS | April 18

Representatives from the UNC system and several N.C. community colleges will meet Wednesday to continue discussing the creation of a new higher education ...

UNC can't get out of hole in 7th-place ?nish

By David Ely | April 18

For the second consecutive tournament the North Carolina women's golf team had to overcome a less than impressive first-round performance. And just ...

Randall makes law dean pitch

By WHITNEY KISLING | April 18

Lynyrd Skynyrd might be offended by Kenneth Randall - he wants to move away from his sweet home in Alabama. Randall, dean of the University of Alabama's ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | April 18

An incident of robbery and breaking and entering was reported Saturday on Sykes Street, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Reports state an unknown ...

Tar Heels capture wins at Fast Times

By NICKI JHABVALA | April 18

Seven individual winners, three personal-best records and one school record - not a bad way for the North Carolina track and field team to end its home ...

Board eyes First School offer, delay in Gravelly Hill opening

By Staff Editor | April 18

First school Frank Porter Graham Institute, a UNC research group that is looking to lead the nation in public education for children ranging in age ...

Democrats to discuss session agenda, Black

By KRISTIN PRATT | April 18

The 63 Democrats in the N.C. House will jump back into the saddle today for the upcoming short session. A caucus called last week by Majority Leader ...

UNC honors its own

By KATHRYN BALES | April 18

A fence of ferns separated Chancellor James Moeser from an audience of about 350 in the Great Hall on Monday afternoon. Winners of the 2006 Chancellor's ...

CAPS meets internal finalist

By ROBBY MARSHALL | April 18

Counseling and Psychological Service heard a diagnosis Monday from a familiar voice. Allen Hamrick, the third candidate bidding for CAPS director spoke ...