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Former UNC professor Larry Chavis files legal complaint against UNC-CH and UNC Board of Governors under First Amendment violation

| September 30

Men's Golf

Area roadways a tangled web

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | January 17

Editor's note: The Daily Tar Heel will begin publishing in-depth, spotlight packages the first publication date of each week. Apparently, Robert ...

Supply of flu shots waning

January 17

As North Carolina prepares to brace itself for the worst of flu season, the burden of staying healthy in Chapel Hill during the coming months will fall ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | January 13

University police arrested a Chapel Hill man on charges of second-degree trespassing shortly after midnight Thursday, according to University police reports. A ...

Remembering King

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | January 13

Before the federal government recognized Martin Luther King Jr. Day as a national holiday, Chapel Hill was one step ahead in honoring the civil rights ...

Girl Scouts come bearing gifts

January 13

A local Girl Scout troop, beaming and dressed up in fairy-tale costumes, unveiled its efforts Thursday to bring smiles to sick children's faces. Chapel ...

Development to lead in green energy

By KAYLA CARRICK | January 13

Four years ago Tim Toben, an active environmentalist, met architect William McDonough and was "blown away" by his vision to create buildings modeled after ...

Online voting system faulty

By Brian Hudson | January 13

Days before campaigning begins for February's campuswide general election, a loophole in online voting procedure has come to light that would allow for ...

UNC commemorates King

By DEBORAH NEFFA | January 13

A man of passion and persuasion, Martin Luther King Jr. had a vision of equality, and 77 years after his birth, contemporary society continues the struggle ...

Rivalry game milestone for coach

By Jacob Karabell | January 13

If the possibility of achieving 700 coaching victories for its coach is exciting for North Carolina, Sylvia Hatchell's squad isn't showing it right now. In ...

Town Council discusses new budget, reflects on past priorities

By Staff Editor | January 13

2006-07 budget At a planning retreat Thursday, the Chapel Hill Town Council discussed initial budget projections for fiscal year 2005-06. Much of ...

Work of family trio

January 13

The Ackland Art Museum continues its legacy at UNC this semester with exhibits highlighting family ties and individual achievement. The museum's "Family ...

Students see refund delays

By KATIE HOFFMANN | January 13

Between jolting out of Winter Break bliss and trying to stay on top of mounting homework, the beginning of the spring semester can be stressful enough. ...

Construction arms Pit with obstacles

By JENNA RAMAN | January 13

The Pit, now more than ever, has earned its name. As the $6.5 million renovation of Student Stores spills into the heart of campus, a gaping hole has ...

UNC cellist strums for Hollywood movie

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | January 13

Working for Oscar-nominated directors might not have been in professor Brent Wissick's job description, but he didn't seem to mind the opportunity much. For ...

New blood fights for seat

By TED STRONG | January 13

A crowd of contenders for an open space on Carrboro's Board of Aldermen is providing sharp debate in the usually civil town. While only six candidates ...

Leaders in limbo on stipends

By COLIN CAMPBELL | January 13

More than two months have passed since Student Congress backed the creation of a task force to explore the stipends allotted to student leaders. Now, ...

Dropping the ball on 'resolutions'

By JULIE TURKEWITZ | January 12

Trey Campbell, a junior from Gastonia, ended 2005 by enjoying a few glasses of bubbly with friends. But after the ball dropped, Campbell vowed that in ...

Senate calls on local academics

By SHARI FELD | January 12

As the nation turns to the Senate Judiciary Committee hearings today for Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito, members of the UNC community have their own ...

School of the Arts hires firm to find chancellor

January 12

With the hunt for a new chancellor underway, the search committee of the N.C. School of the Arts has enlisted the help of a professional search firm to ...

Lawsuit potential block to lottery progress

By SAMUEL LAU | January 12

The new lottery instituted for North Carolina could be halted faster than it takes to say "jackpot." A lawsuit filed Dec. 15 by the N.C. Institute ...