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Kleinschmidt pumps town-gown relations

By JAKE POTTER | October 11

Mark Kleinschmidt is no stranger to the spotlight. A Chapel Hill Town Council incumbent running for re-election, Kleinschmidt - one of five openly ...

Forum addresses war in Iraq

By ERIN FRANCE | October 11

About 650 people attended a panel discussion Monday on the war in Iraq, sponsored by the Orange County Democratic Party. The forum was moderated by ...

Student council kicks off meetings

By KATIE HOFFMANN | October 11

The Top of Lenoir was a virtual who's who of campus leaders Monday night. More than 20 student leaders came together to hold the first meeting of the ...

Work needed to fulfill mission

By CHRIS COLETTA | October 11

Like any good Catholic, I'll begin this column with a confession: I once thought about going to Duke. It's not that I never wanted to go to UNC - quite ...

Lenoir Dining Hall

By JULIA FURLONG | October 11

Although the dining hall that has stood in the Pit since 1939 carries his namesake, many are not aware that Gen. William Lenoir put what is arguably the ...

Seeking closure

By WHITNEY KISLING | October 11

A tree surgeon for the UNC Facilities Department still is waiting to see his name on a campus map. William "Bus" Hubbard has been climbing trees to ...

Marshall makes push to localize business

By MEGHAN DAVIS | October 11

David Marshall said a lot of things have changed since he decided this summer to run for the Carrboro Board of Aldermen. "When I first started running, ...

Robert B. House Library

By JULIA FURLONG | October 11

Before he left for France to fight in World War I, Robert B. House, a 1916 first-honors graduate of UNC-Chapel Hill, sent Frank Porter Graham a letter ...

McGill's return buried by blowout

October 11

A school-record 69 points allowed. A 55-point final deficit. A 36-minute scoreless drought. North Carolina's demoralizing loss to Louisville on Saturday ...

State prepares for new medicare drug plan

By PAUL KIERNAN | October 11

Medicare's newly added Part D, which will offer prescription drug plans, could mean bumpy changes in upcoming months for needy seniors as well as state ...

W. Royal Davis Library

By CAROLYN GRAY | October 11

Walter Royal Davis went from truck driver to self-made millionaire. Though Davis didn't attend college, the Elizabeth City native gave tremendously ...

Speech wages on despite protestswages on despite protests

By LAUREN BERRY | October 11

Fire alarms, flying pies and rainy weather were not enough to prevent the expression of political views Monday night. Multiple attempts were made to ...

Group offers wide ranges

By Brian Hudson | October 11

During the final meeting of the tuition advisory task force Monday, members tentatively settled on a tuition increase proposal, though they will continue ...

City briefs

By From staff and wire reports | October 11

Council discusses range of issues, including in-lieu fees Due to the lack of discussion about the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan at ...

Regions farmer's face drought

October 11

The recent resurgence of umbrellas on campus signal the return of much-needed rain to the area. And the area needed it, especially farmers. But ...

Woollen site of unique game

By COURTNEY LEIGH MILLER | October 11

Twenty-seven people showed up to play wheelchair basketball Monday night. Only six of them actually were physically disabled. Chapel Hill Adaptive ...

Orange county plans own walk for education

By LAURA OLENIACZ | October 11

Orange County Schools are fanning the embers of support for the debut Walk for Education as they try to build the foundation for a successful fundraiser. "In ...

As it was meant to be

By Staff Editor | October 11

William Davie "It is the indispensable duty of every Legislature to consult the happiness of a rising generation - by paying the strictest attention ...

Poehls aims to mend registration quandary

By ROBBY MARSHALL | October 11

Class registration often is associated with early Saturday mornings, slow computer systems, wasted time and sometimes violent frustration with technology. The ...

Council votes to increase parking fines

October 11

Chapel Hill residents are going to need more money in their wallets if they plan to park illegally. Monday the Chapel Hill Town Council passed a bill ...