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Former Correspondent shares presidential secrets

By JENNA RAMAN | September 28

When Theodore Roosevelt stepped into the presidency in 1901, his six children easily adapted to life in the White House. Bonnie Angelo, who served ...

Utes' spread offense presents big challenge

By Brian MacPherson | September 28

The North Carolina football team has faced a variety of offensive looks this season: the vertical attack of Georgia Tech, the bruising run game of Wisconsin, ...

UNC prevails in OT thriller

By DANIEL MALLOY | September 28

Correction: Due to a reporting error, Wednesday's page 7 story, "UNC prevails in OT thriller" incorrectly identifies the Michael Callahan as scoring the ...

Stations running near empty

By KRISTIN PRATT | September 28

Instead of giving up an arm and a leg at the pump, many consumers are reacting to rising gas prices with a shift toward gas conservation and possibly ...

Lessons often lost in translation

September 28

Senior chemistry major Bryan Corey learned about international communication the hard way in one of his upper-level math classes. His professor, an ...

Campaign looks to keep dollars local

By SPENCER GIPPLE | September 28

During the next few weeks, county store owners will be gearing up for a campaign to transfer money from local pockets to local checkbooks. The Orange ...

UNC seeks ideal funding choices

By LINDSAY MICHEL | September 28

Correction: Due to a reporting error this article incorrectly stated that last year's conflict concerning the creation of a Western studies curriculum ...

Locals combat military pitches

By PAUL KIERNAN | September 28

A clause in the No Child Left Behind Act requiring high schools to give military recruiters access to students' contact information has brought little ...

Evolution curriculum continues in controversy

By JASMINE ROWE | September 28

The issue of intelligent design has been hurled into the public eye due to a recent lawsuit in Harrisburg, Pa. Parents of ninth-grade biology students ...

Residents fear traffic from proposed road

September 28

Some residents of the Larkspur subdivision are pounding the pavement over a proposed thoroughfare through the Larkspur neighborhood that they say will ...

Seeking: student voters

By TED STRONG | September 28

Local leaders are hoping that students will finally figure out just how powerful they are tonight at a municipal elections forum sponsored by several ...

Area program gains funds to fight drugs

By LEYLA BALLANTYNE | September 28

An area program could have access to half a million dollars during the next five years to educate Orange and Chatham counties about substance abuse. The ...

Tarheel men's soccer team leaves little space for error

By DEREK HOWLES | September 28

So I've been covering the men's soccer team lately, and this one thing keeps bugging me. Every time I go to a game it's there, taunting me. It's so ...

Hamilton sees system as one for all children

By KYLE BILLINGS | September 28

Jean Hamilton has a lot invested in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools system - her two children attend Estes Hills Elementary School and Phillips ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | September 28

County volunteers receive outstanding service awards The Orange County Key Volunteer Awards and the North Carolina Awards for Outstanding Volunteer ...

Brown passes buck

By SETH PEAVEY | September 28

Michael Brown, the former director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency who resigned in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, shifted blame to local ...

Campus takes baby steps

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 28

Almost a year after a task force met to assess the state of diversity at UNC, University officials are taking steps to create a campuswide diversity plan. Officials ...

Tuition talks to involve students

By Brian Hudson | September 28

As the Tuition Advisory Task Force moves closer to drafting a proposal for a campus-based tuition increase, Student Body President Seth Dearmin has taken ...

Gering wants town to watch growth closely

By TED STRONG | September 28

Correction: Due to a reporting error this article incorrectly states that Hillsborough Town Board incumbent Mike Gering wants a replacement for the ...

student congress hopeful with approval of appointments

By ELIZABETH STEWART AND MAC MOLLISON | September 28

Student Congress began the work of finalizing appointments to student government positions Tuesday. Many of the appointees were just getting their ...