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Tar Heels stymied by overtime tie

By DEREK HOWLES | September 15

CARY - With about 13 minutes to play in Wednesday's soccer game at SAS Soccer Park, N.C. State forward Aaron King corralled a through ball, threw a fake ...

In-house changes

By LINDSAY MICHEL | September 15

Correction: The article states, "The pilot program, which will be performed in the new Bioinformatics building by 120 housekeepers who volunteer for the ...

City briefs

By From staff and wire reports | September 15

Board of education seeks to promote healthy lifestyles The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education will be reviewing a survey tonight to look at ways ...

Run defense may find itself in hole vs. Badgers

By Jacob Karabell | September 15

Throughout the preseason, North Carolina players and coaches stressed that the run defense, ranked 109th in the nation last season, had turned the corner ...

California court says pledge not mandatory

By KAVITA PILLAI | September 15

Controversy has been reignited about the constitutionality of reciting the pledge of allegiance in public schools, and the case could once again be headed ...

Experts say rush to regulate fuel costs will do little

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | September 15

The temporary gas shortages and nationwide price spike brought on by Hurricane Katrina are spurring some lawmakers to take action. Several proposals ...

Tuition talks lack specifics

By Brian Hudson | September 15

The Tuition Advisory Task Force came as close as it has to discussing specific tuition proposals Wednesday. But, a week after their first meeting, ...

Moeser set for annual speech

By KATIE HOFFMANN | September 15

Making resolutions is common for most at the start of a new year. Chancellor James Moeser is no exception. He will deliver his fifth State of the University ...

Nothing awkward about Pleasant release

By MARTA OSTROWSKI | September 15

On first listen to Pleasant's Awkward as a Beehive, there are striking similarities to The Cure. But dive further into the album and you'll find the group ...

Closer to home

By MATTHEW BOWLES | September 15

With the fallout from Hurricane Katrina still saturating the minds of many Americans, coastal North Carolinians braced themselves Wednesday to face the ...

Jewish studies' lecture series gets underway

By KATHERINE HOLLANDER | September 14

Excitement and chatter filled the Hanes Art Center auditorium Tuesday evening in anticipation of a local icon's appearance. Eli Evans, a Durham native, ...

Graduates find work abroad

By EMILY FISHER | September 14

In the midst of a domestic crisis, problems overseas have taken a temporary backseat for some. But for Christine Bixiones, the newly inaugurated Peace ...

In world of sports, a diamond is forever

September 14

T.O., tight ends, Allen Iverson, alley-oops - I'm tired of hearing about it. I want basket catches and bases on balls, set-up men and seventh-inning ...

Athletics alone to coordinate football game donation drive

By JENNY RUBY | September 14

Last week in a Hurricane Katrina relief planning meeting, representatives from various student groups left with the hope of a campuswide donation campaign ...

Chapel Hill signs contract with consultants on stormwater

By LAURA OLENIACZ | September 14

In a sweep of approvals Monday night, the Chapel Hill Town Council set in motion a contract with a consultant company to manage the fight against stormwater-runoff ...

Commissioners separate wheat from chaff in budget

September 14

Picking up a bottle of water, vice chairman Barry Jacobs told commissioners one way they could save money. "We ought to buy this in bulk," he said. The ...

Finance committee considers distribution of funds

By ELIZABETH STEWART | September 14

After extensive deliberation Tuesday, the finance committee of Student Congress voted favorably on a bill to allocate $12,050 to the Campus Y. The ...

Homecoming of sorts

By ERIN GIBSON | September 14

RALEIGH - Bourbon Street might be empty, but the spirit was very much alive on Hargett Street on Tuesday night as the music and smell of New Orleans floated ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | September 14

Orange County personnel director to retire in March Orange County's personnel director for 15 years, Elaine Holmes, will retire March 1, 2006, county ...

Social Services pitches ideas to assist children in need

By JENNIFER FAIR | September 14

Since the recent closing of the Sheaffer House, Orange County youths in need of emergency shelter have had to seek help outside of the county. But, ...