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| September 30

Men's Golf

Health services in peril

By Meredith Miller | January 23

Hundreds of people in Orange County and thousands statewide are waiting to hear about the fate of community-based services, which provide support for ...

It's a Mario

By Staff Editor | January 23

Freshman Warren Weisler and senior Brian McCune play Mario Kart during a tournament hosted by the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia music fraternity Friday in Hill ...

PlayMakers drama chills audience

January 23

THEATERREVIEW Frozen Playmakers Repertory Company Saturday 4 Stars When it comes to looking our ugliest sins in the face, even the best artists ...

City briefs

January 23

Northside Initiative set to receive national award The Northside Initiative, an effort of three local nonprofit organizations, will receive an award ...

In case of emergency

By KIRSTEN BEATTIE | January 23

Imagine this: Instead of going to bars, relaxing at home or hanging out with your friends on the weekend, you could save lives. For members of the ...

Town blitzed on game day

January 23

As kickoff and tipoff almost coincided Sunday night for the Carolina Panthers and the UNC Tar Heels, open seats in Franklin Street eateries disappeared ...

System examines textbook practices

By SAMUEL LAU | January 23

Students finishing their last-minute search for textbooks in bargain bookstores around Chapel Hill might not have to do the same thing in the future. The ...

Campaign urges intrastate travel

January 23

The distance from Chapel Hill to Raleigh is only 32 miles. From Chapel Hill to Duke University is a mere 11. And now, according to a new advertising push, ...

Baila, Baila

By Staff Editor | January 23

Sweat and music fills the night at the Union Cabaret on Friday as sophomores Vesall Nourani and Sally Whisler whip each other about. The UNC Ballroom ...

Wrestlers get manhandled in dual meets

January 23

One shot. That's all the North Carolina wrestling team had left in its meet against N.C. State on Friday by the time of the heavyweight bout - one ...

Wrestling

January 23

The hardest slams aren't in the Smith Center anymore. Spencer Nadolsky, a heavyweight for the North Carolina wrestling team, is building a reputation ...

Wynne targets campus support

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 23

CHARLOTTE - Responding to criticism that the UNC-system Association of Student Governments has been unfocused and ineffective, ASG President Zack Wynne ...

Marathon of dancing nears start

By Samantha Levy | January 23

When most people hear the phrase, "I get it from my momma," their minds likely would jump to the lyrics of a rap song. But in the case of the UNC Dance ...

County commissioners renew school merger proposal talks, eye two-year fiscal outlook

By Staff Editor | January 23

The M-Word Commissioner Moses Carey Jr. reignited a discussion of merging the county's two school districts at a commissioner planning retreat ...

Grant to improve in-class dialogue

By NATE HUBBARD | January 23

Professors were presented with a new way to approach sensitive topics in the classroom Friday at the Faculty Council meeting. Known as the Difficult ...

Store looks to harvest buyer

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | January 23

Unlike the owners of many chain stores, Bob and Joan Krueger, of Chapel Hill's Great Harvest Bread Co., are on a first-name basis with their customers. That ...

Internship idea moves along

By Chase Beck | January 23

In a move that will accomplish a campaign objective, Chapel Hill Town Council member Bill Thorpe has began discussing plans for a new town internship ...

10th elementary school to look familiar

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | January 23

To meet growing needs, the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools likely will construct a prototype of either Mel and Zora Rashkis Elementary School or Mary ...

Student Health in midst of shift

By Robin Hilmantel | January 23

The impact of a merger combining formerly separate departments of Student Health Service under one administrative umbrella remains to be seen. Effective ...

Larkins' interior presence essential

By MARY DUBY | January 23

In what turned out to be an ugly victory, the North Carolina women's basketball team looked inside. And there the Tar Heels found Erlana Larkins. The ...