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| September 30

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Partnership tackles new development, new year

By Staff Editor | January 12

Greenbridge The Chapel Hill Downtown Partnership approved a letter of support for a new proposed development along Rosemary Street at its Wednesday ...

Heels hang tough in conference

January 12

North Carolina head coach Roy Williams never has been one to stress the importance of grabbing an early lead. Instead, he prefers a consistent effort ...

Leaders review election rules

By MAC MOLLISON | January 12

Members of Student Congress spent more than four hours revising campus campaigning laws during a special session Wednesday night, ushering in key changes ...

ASG resignations signify discontent

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 12

The UNC Association of Student Governments is heading into the semester facing a leadership void in two of its five standing committees, following the ...

Leaders don't sweat fee use

By NATE HEWITT | January 12

Plans to use student fees to install air-conditioning systems in Fetzer gymnasium aren't drawing heat from student leaders who vocally opposed the use ...

Gymnasts hope to make nationals

By SAM ROSENTHAL | January 12

While talking about Courtney Bumpers, gymnastics coach Derek Galvin sounded just a wee bit like Ron Burgundy. His message was clear: Courtney is good. ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 12

Public library to launch new Constitution-reading group Due to recent national events, the Friends of the Chapel Hill Public Library is preparing to ...

Council to discuss town budget

January 12

In June, after months of discussion, the Chapel Hill Town Council approved a budget for the coming fiscal year. Six months later, council members are ...

Hoping to net game record

January 12

No timeouts. No halftime. Just 58 hours of pure, unadulterated Duke-Carolina basketball. Students from UNC and Duke University will team up this weekend ...

Triangle rail project delayed by low rating

January 12

The Triangle Transit Authority is headed back to the drawing board, and plans for the $810 million Triangle Rail Project have been put on hold after the ...

The bottom line

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 12

WAVELAND, Miss. - The Brooks home occupies a prime spot in town, sitting right at the end of Coleman Avenue - Waveland's equivalent of Main Street - about ...

Panelists discuss leandro case

By STEPHEN MOORE | January 12

A panel of educational law experts spoke Wednesday at the Law School Rotunda about the controversial Leandro case and its implications for education in ...

Community plans to end county homelessness

January 12

Leaders from around the county are trying to decide who will be targeted in their plan to end area homelessness. Local groups working to implement ...

Board looks to fill in blank

By TED STRONG | January 12

As of 5 p.m. Wednesday, the last day to apply to become the newest Carrboro alderman, 12 individuals had submitted applications. When the aldermen ...

Bowles off and running

By KAVITA PILLAI | January 12

New UNC-system president Erskine Bowles has been in office not even two weeks, but most say he has hit the ground running. Board of Governors Chairman ...

Dean search narrowed to 3

By KATIE HOFFMANN | January 12

As the journalism industry hurdles into a new age of technology, UNC's School of Journalism and Mass Communication has come one step closer to finding ...

Obituaries

January 12

Dees, 85, BOG chairman William Archie Dees Jr., the first elected chairman of the UNC Board of Governors, a community leader and lawyer, died Monday ...

New employee leaders push for involvement

By NATE HUBBARD | January 12

Members of the Employee Forum met Wednesday at their annual retreat to the Friday Center to plan and structure their visions for the upcoming year. The ...

Residents aim to keep the Pace

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | January 12

For 53 years, Pace Gift Shop has been known as a place with unique charm, excellent personal service and those perfect little gifts for special occasions. After ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | January 12

A UNC student reported her IBM laptop missing Monday, according to University police reports. The student had possession of her laptop while in Lenoir ...