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Board approves dental school, new member

By KAVITA PILLAI | April 12

GREENSBORO - UNC-system President Erskine Bowles said Tuesday that a planned $700 million research campus in Kannapolis hinges on his ability to negotiate. Bowles ...

From forehander to fanatic

By Matt Brooks | April 12

Armed with a UNC flag, a battered Heineken can full of coins and a cowbell, a fan takes his seat on the bleachers. As "Here Comes Carolina" crackles ...

Seniors eye graduation day

By Katia Andreassi | April 12

Waiting in line at Wendy’s on Thursday, a group of Chapel Hill High School seniors listed what they were looking forward to.

Campus Y fights for human rights

By DEBORAH NEFFA | April 12

The Campus Y is leading a charge this week to reach out to its neighbors - both local and global. To educate the community about international human ...

Speaker warns against domestic Islamic threat

By Amanda Atkinson | April 12

Radical Islamic terrorists are being bred in mosques right here in the United States, said the president of the Christian Action Network on Tuesday. Martin ...

A few parting shots from a faculty veteran

By Judith Wegner | April 12

This is my last column as my three-year stint as chairwoman of the faculty comes to a close. I've enjoyed the chance to share my observations with Daily ...

Manager search pushes forward

By TED STRONG | April 12

Tuesday's meeting of the group of Chapel Hill officials working to pick a new town manager showed steady progress, town leaders said. "We're doing ...

Students postmark Tar Heel spirit

By David Berngartt | April 12

Students joined together Tuesday supporting red, white and Carolina blue. Carolina Armed Services Alumni Day, sponsored by the General Alumni Association, ...

Band fuses art forms in latest album

By MARGARET HAIR | April 12

With the release of The Never's self-titled album in 2004, frontman Noah Smith says some critics called the band's effort "ambitious." The reviews ...

Homeland security leader to teach class

By Kerry Cannity | April 12

UNC students soon will be able to get class credit - and federal government insight - through a disaster management course taught by a Department of Homeland ...

Commissioner hopefuls preach politics

By Gray Caldwell | April 12

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Chamber of Commerce hosted the second forum for the eight Orange County Board of Commissioners hopefuls Thursday, with each candidate ...

Bowles budgets initiatives across board

By KAVITA PILLAI | April 12

GREENSBORO - Though UNC-system President Erskine Bowles' inauguration will take place today, the impact of his first four months in office already can ...

Law dean hunt enters finalists phase, again

By WHITNEY KISLING | April 12

The first - or fourth, depending on how you're counting - finalist stepped up to the podium Tuesday to present his ideas about the next dean's role at ...

Morris makes CAPS pitch

By ROBBY MARSHALL | April 11

Counseling and Psychological Services is looking for a sound mind to lead the way. The selection process to find the new CAPS director entered its ...

DNA results ready in Duke lacrosse case

By KAVITA PILLAI | April 11

DNA test results on 46 of 47 members of the Duke University men's lacrosse team that were released Monday show the players' innocence of rape allegations, ...

Hillsborough set for a walk in the park

By TED STRONG | April 11

Orange County leaders loved that a plan finally had come together Monday night for Fairview Park in Hillsborough. The Orange County Board of Commissioners ...

Scholars by day, stars at night

By Catherine ava Kopiec | April 11

The next time you venture out to your favorite bar to have a drink, you might be surprised to see the guy from your history class playing in the band. Chapel ...

Students call for printing reduction

By Ashlee Sadler | April 11

In response to a dramatic increase in printing use, the environmental affairs and academic affairs committees are backing a plan to introduce a quota ...

UNC falls short of nationals

By KRISTIN PRATT | April 11

A successful season for the No. 23 North Carolina gymnastics team came to a close Saturday, when it placed fourth in the NCAA Southeast Regional Championship ...

Rallying cry

By EMILY FISHER | April 11

SILER CITY -Thousands of demonstrators stood in front of City Hall waving American flags, chanting in unison and singing "This Land is Your Land" in English, ...