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Bar management aims to curb underage drinking violations

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | September 25

Nobody who drinks underage thinks he will be the one to get caught. But 52 people in Chapel Hill did between Aug. 18 and Sept. 18 - the first month ...

Author: Let's talk about sex

By MEGHAN DAVIS | September 25

Amber Madison knows good sex. But she cares more about safe and healthy sex, so much so that she wrote a book about it for young women. Madison graduated ...

Eateries joining night scene

By Sarah Berk | September 25

Two new words have taken over Franklin Street: late night. Jack Sprat Cafe and Quiznos are hoping that their forays into the coveted world of weekend ...

Cadets learn land navigation skills

By Blair Bynum | September 25

Army ROTC cadets Sara Isaacson and Holly Hernandez peered into the thick, dense underbrush. "It's 75 meters this way," Isaacson said, referring to ...

Rally sends message on war, military recruiting

By Callie Jamar | September 25

RALEIGH - For the people who attended the Counter-Recruitment and Anti-War Festival in downtown Raleigh on Saturday, one painting said it all. The ...

Group pushes hikes in graduate student fees

By WHITNEY KISLING | September 25

Three student fee increases received the OK Friday from the student fee advisory subcommittee. The recommended increases - which amount to $8 - bring ...

Canceled contract draws ire

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 25

A canceled contract between the University and a construction contracting company has left officials searching for funds to pay off its debt. The State ...

Students getting creative with fakes

By JULIE TURKEWITZ | September 25

A finger tapped his shoulder, and above the clatter of bar conversation at Pantana Bob's, Jonathan Thompson heard a familiar voice. "The cop stood ...

UNC printing goes wireless

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | September 25

Starting today, students won’t have to wait in computer labs to print out their documents. Information Technology Services is rolling out a new ...

Baristas battle in annual java competition

September 25

A faint coffee scent, the occasional clatter of cups and periodic barista action-figure giveaways were clues that this weekend's event at the Center for ...

Officials look at dorm phone use

By Lauren Harvey | September 22

The continued popularity of cell phones on campus has led University officials to re-evaluate the use of land lines in residence halls. Although all ...

Leaders tap new college head

By KATHRYN BALES | September 22

Leadership is in place to help guide a new judicial college run by the School of Government. James Drennan, a professor in the School of Government, ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 22

An incident of larceny was reported at 7:35 p.m. Wednesday, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Reports state that one SpongeBob SquarePants scooter, ...

World Camp starts year with dancing debut

September 22

This Saturday, World Camp will ask you to help the starving children in Africa, but they don't want you to send your left-over dinner - they want you ...

Education experiment follows Katrina tragedy

September 22

Like much of the infrastructure in New Orleans, schools needed extensive rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina. In a special meeting of the Louisiana ...

UNC honored for affordability

By Robin Burk | September 22

UNC-Chapel Hill ranked as the best value among public colleges and universities for the sixth consecutive time in Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine. UNC-CH ...

Tar Heels unlikely to survive 'Death Valley'

By Staff Editor | September 22

Game and time: North Carolina at No. 19 Clemson. Kickoff is at noon Saturday. Site: Clemson Memorial Stadium, aka "Death Valley." TV/Radio: Raycom/LF; ...

Couple gives to faculty fund

By Jordan Lawrence | September 22

Alumni Barbara and Pitt Hyde once again have demonstrated their generosity to the University. The couple donated $5 million this week to a fund that ...

UNC to host high school peace conference

By Dave Pearson | September 22

Local high school students will get a chance to learn ways to affect both their personal lives and the world around them at a collaborative conference ...

Island Rhythms coming to ArtsCenter

By Sara Wise | September 22

The aloha spirit is set to descend upon the Carrboro ArtsCenter today as it kicks off its 5th-annual World Arts Festival at 8:30 p.m. The festival ...