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Court to mull unpaid loan penalty

By VICTORIA WILSON | April 28

The Supreme Court will clarify soon whether the federal government can dock Social Security benefits from delinquent student borrowers, but experts say ...

Sports Illustrated writer to make a stop at UNC

By DANIEL MALLOY | April 28

Gary Smith strode to the podium at the National Sportswriter of the Year banquet, but once again, it wasn’t his party. Smith was there to introduce ...

Building UNC's first to go green

By SHARI FELD | April 28

A dedication ceremony for the new $20 million School of Nursing addition this morning will mark a continuing step in environmentally responsible initiatives. Chancellor ...

N.C. gears up for Pell Grant changes

By STEPHEN MOORE | April 28

Even though the federal government confirmed last week that thousands of students will lose access to a key financial aid program, state officials are ...

Bunting disproves doubters

By DANIEL MALLOY | April 28

As soon as the final whistle sounded, the North Carolina football team sprang into action. Across Wallace Wade Stadium sat the object of the team’s ...

Latta leads Tar Heels to ACC Championship

By DEREK HOWLES | April 28

Apparently, there’s a pretty simple recipe for college basketball success, and the North Carolina women’s team followed it this season. The ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | April 28

Carrboro Elementary teacher dies Monday unexpectedly A Carrboro Elementary School teacher passed away unexpectedly Monday night. Judith Anders taught ...

Accuracy findings imitate industry foibles

By Staff Editor | April 28

Earlier this semester, I told readers about The Daily Tar Heel’s effort to get a true sense of how often this newsroom makes mistakes. Now, some ...

Ramses in touch with feminine side

April 28

The crowd cheers as Ramses runs enthusiastically through the stands at the NCAA women’s basketball tournament in Arizona. Small children run ...

Activist efforts stalled as semester nears end

By KATIE CLINE | April 28

The arrest of a Lenoir Dining Hall cashier catapulted UNC students and Carolina Dining Services employees into a marathon of activism during the past ...

Lobbyists give Senate group an earful

By ERIN FRANCE | April 28

RALEIGH — Lobbyists furthered talks with the state Senate’s lottery committee Wednesday morning, voicing their feelings on the bill narrowly ...

Student Congress mobilizes its forces

By ERIN ZUREICK | April 28

Student Congress members hit the ground running Wednesday in their quest to prevent what they see as a shortfall in the University’s financial future. As ...

Star recruit must shine

By DANIEL MALLOY | April 28

Tyler Hansbrough will have to grow up quickly, because North Carolina can’t afford to wait. Not with the top seven scorers gone from the team. ...

Town progress sees accolades, criticism

April 28

It’s an admirable goal, but it’s far from being realized. That’s what Chapel Hill Town Council members said in matching praise with ...

'Footloose' cast kicks off production, shoes

April 28

Take off your Sunday shoes and get ready for the Pauper Players’ spring performance of “Footloose.” The musical, made popular in ...

Outsourcing worries employees

By LINDSAY MICHEL | April 28

A change in the way University researchers get their materials has some worried that it could increase the price of their work and others concerned that ...

The undisputed champions

By MARY DUBY | April 28

On Nov. 19, 2004, North Carolina didn’t look like national champions. It didn’t look like a team that deserved to be ranked in the top ...

N.C. judge's future part of national debate

April 28

A vote on the nomination of an N.C. judge to the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals could spark trouble on the floor of the Senate. The Senate Judiciary ...

Lottery's fate a perilous one

By JAMES EDWARD DILLARD | April 28

While money continues to flow out of North Carolina, the General Assembly is stuck. Stuck balancing a budget. Stuck clinging to morals. Stuck debating ...

Campaign targets illegal sales

By MATTHEW BOWLES | April 28

State officials and retailers across North Carolina hope to curtail the sale of tobacco to minors with a new campaign emphasizing the inspection of driver’s ...