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Local relief efforts show few signs of slowing

By MEGHAN DAVIS | September 14

In the weeks since Hurricane Katrina bombarded the Gulf Coast, people in Orange County have worked in creative ways to answer calls for relief. People ...

Campus Briefs

By Staff Editor | September 14

Moeser's address to focus on globalization of state Chancellor James Moeser will deliver the State of the University address at 3 p.m. Thursday ...

Dearmin mum on tuition stance

By Brian Hudson | September 14

Today marks the second meeting of the Tuition Advisory Task Force, and members still are waiting for Student Body President Seth Dearmin to vocalize his ...

Lemming injury puts Bell in the spotlight

By Brian MacPherson | September 14

Steven Bell only narrowly edged Ben Lemming for the starting spot at center in the final week or two of training camp, and North Carolina Coach John Bunting ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 14

Matthew Daniel Jacken, of 916 Kingsmill Road, was arrested at 8:25 a.m. Tuesday on charges of statutory rape and contributing to the delinquency of a ...

State, Nation & World Briefs

By Staff Editor | September 14

Ophelia again upgraded to hurricane, islands evacuated Vulnerable islands were evacuated and mainland schools were closed Tuesday as Ophelia again ...

Town gauges housing choices

By JAKE POTTER | September 14

Chapel Hill officials took another step toward stiffer affordable housing regulations Monday - a move that could force stricter regulations on developments ...

Minority groups form own set of traditions

By TORRYE JONES | September 14

They only make up 6 percent of UNC's Greek system, don't own houses bearing their Greek letters and their recruitment process is nearly invisible. But ...

UNC regains control over own land

By KAVITA PILLAI | September 14

A law repealed near the end of the N.C. General Assembly's session has UNC-CH officials celebrating, if only a little. The repealed law - passed in ...

Walkers search for safer routes

September 14

Ankit Patel cut right, hesitated, waited for an opening and then hit the hole, reaching pay dirt moments later. No, Patel is not UNC's newest tailback. He ...

Students aim to curb jump in college costs

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | September 14

The cost of higher education puts many students in debt, and the problem could be growing. Student lobbying groups are unhappy with potential federal ...

Council takes first for municipalities

By KATHY CHO | September 14

Chapel Hill is no stranger to making national headlines. When the Town Council passed a resolution against the USA PATRIOT Act in 2003, the town was billed ...

Farley looks to ignite output

By ELIZABETH STEWART | September 14

Student Congress leaders want to hit the ground running this year - but those who can't keep up the pace will have to step aside. Early absences at ...

Roberts stresses court precedent

By ERIC JOHNSON | September 14

As widely expected, Judge John Roberts held his ground Tuesday and declined to answer a range of questions put forth by members of the Senate judiciary ...

Displaced students shown UNC way

By SHARI FELD | September 14

For Clare Harpham, a senior from Tulane University, adjusting to life at UNC is not an automatic transition. She grew up in New Orleans and decided ...

Police Log

By Staff Editor | September 13

A UNC sophomore was arrested Saturday morning on five charges, including driving while impaired and damage to property, Chapel Hill police reports state. Zachary ...

Student group names favorites

By KATHY CHO | September 13

A progressive student organization will throw its support behind five candidates in the Chapel Hill town elections. Students for a Progressive Chapel ...

Council tackles myriad items

By Staff Editor | September 13

Monday night, in addition to events reported in the print addition of The Daily Tar Heel, the Chapel Hill Town Council voted Monday to: Form ...

Greeks say stereotypes don't tell whole story

By Shannan Bowen | September 13

Brotherhood and sisterhood aren't the only terms associated with UNC's Greek system. A column that ran Aug. 30 in The Daily Tar Heel brought forth ...

City briefs

By From staff and wire reports | September 13

County commissioners to discuss this year's budget The Orange County Board of Commissioners will hold a joint work session with the Department ...