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Speaker urges campus to fulfill leader's legacy

By MATTHEW BOWLES | January 18

Martin Luther King Jr. Day should be more than just a remembrance - it should be a call to action, said the Rev. William Barber II in a speech Tuesday. Barber, ...

Poetry colors King celebration

By Orr Shtuhl | January 18

The room was austere, the dress formal, but the Sonja Haynes Stone Center for Black Culture and History's Brown Gallery glowed hot with passion Tuesday ...

Town allows dome

By JAKE POTTER | January 18

Though the University will celebrate the Smith Center's 20th birthday Wednesday, few people - even the building's namesake himself - are aware of the ...

Extra riser section needed for students

January 18

Today marks the 20th anniversary of the Smith Center - a building that has seen its fair share of heartbreaks, victories and controversies. The loudest ...

Heels flex muscles in spite of absences

By GREGG FOUND | January 18

The North Carolina wrestling team wanted heavyweight Spencer Nadolsky to get mean. The young team had been battered by adversity since the beginning ...

Prescription drug plans hit snags

By PAUL KIERNAN | January 18

For seniors, social workers and pharmacists, the prescription drug plans Medicare began offering Jan. 1 aren't working out as planned. "The most obvious, ...

Founders hope to cash in on site

By NATE HUBBARD | January 18

Time and money are two things most college students are lacking. The founders of www.Uflipit.com say they have found a way to help the campus-based ...

Because there's fines, walk between the lines

By DEBORAH NEFFA | January 18

Police officers around campus will be keeping a closer watch on jaywalkers, who beginning Feb. 13 will be fined $135 for walking out of line. The UNC ...

Firing out of the starting gate

January 18

Due to a editing error, Wednesday's front page article "Firing out of the starting gate" misidentifieds some of the candidates running for office. Three ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | January 18

James L. Knight professor earns faculty service award Professor Jane Brown is the 2006 recipient of the Faculty Service Award. Brown, a James L. ...

University cornered by frequented pillars

By RACHEL ULLRICH | January 18

The corner of South Columbia and Franklin streets has it all. One side features a haven for late-night junkies itching for greasy food, while the other ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 18

Several Norovirus cases confirmed in the county Several cases of the Norovirus on the UNC campus and in the county have been confirmed by the ...

NCSU, IBM initiative to offer services courses

By BRETT STURM | January 18

N.C. State University and IBM announced the formation of a new graduate curriculum Monday that focuses on services sciences, management and engineering. The ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | January 18

The BB&T on Elliot Road was robbed at about 9 a.m. Tuesday, Chapel Hill police spokeswoman Jane Cousins said. Cousins said two men walked into the ...

UNC fights to fill nursing spots

By KRISTIN PRATT | January 18

Due to a reporting error, this article incorrectly states the date that the UNC School of Nursing plans to release its expansion plan. The school is aiming ...

Paper receives judicial punch

January 18

On Friday, the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled against the student newspaper at Harvard University, allowing the school's privately owned police ...

Residents eager to calm traffic

By Eric Martin | January 18

On Thursday, Pinehurst Drive resident Debbie Norman spoke of the vehicles that race past her home, come to a screeching halt, reverse at the same speed ...

Appointee avid to close gap

By NICKI JHABVALA | January 18

Mervin Jenkins' unique ability to relate to his students on a sincere and personal level has earned him a spot in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools' ...

Aldermen discuss joining Greensboro to Lloyd

By Staff Editor | January 18

Shortened agenda Facing low attendance, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen covered a shortened agenda Tuesday. The board declined to accept a staff ...

Result of NYU strike remains on the fence

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | January 18

As thousands of New York University students returned to classes and business as usual Tuesday, some graduate assistants returned to the picket line. The ...