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UNC volleyball defeats Boston College, 3-1, to remain undefeated at Carmichael

| September 29

Men's Golf

Plan would help laid-off workers

By Laura Youngs | April 27

RALEIGH — State officials aimed Tuesday to give a boost to North Carolina’s laid-off workers with a 10-step plan to help the unemployed get ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | April 27

Thursday — Juniors Clayton Perry and Christina Lee, the first recipients of the Undergraduate International Studies Fellowship, will host an informal ...

Area bookshop may close

By EREN TATARAGASI | April 27

After a little more than three years of operation, a local bookstore has lost its lease and might be forced to relocate or close for good. Branch’s ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | April 27

Dukes still awaits trial for multiple Chapel Hill thefts The man who was arrested in November in relation to eight breaking and enterings around Cameron ...

Thrower wants one more shot

By DEREK HOWLES | April 27

Find some North Carolina students who’ve seen Laura Gerraughty around campus. Show them her picture and ask if they know who it is. Odds are ...

Commissioners target funding equity

April 27

Tensions continued to build among local leaders Tuesday about what many call the tightest budget process in recent memory. The Orange County Board ...

Downtown body to eye members

By MEREDITH LEE MILLER | April 27

Replacing its chairman, finding a niche and clarifying open meetings laws made the first year chaotic for a local economic development group. And just ...

Students mixed on officials' openness

By GREG STEEN | April 27

Campus administrators pride themselves on their efforts to reach out to students, saying that they strive to make themselves available to hear concerns. But ...

Workers get Moeser's ear

By KATHERINE EVANS | April 27

By the time everyone settled into their seats at Chancellor James Moeser’s student forum Tuesday, it was clear that no one wanted to discuss Tom ...

Aldermen approve of design

By MEGHAN DAVIS | April 27

The area’s newest high school should be a welcome addition to its surroundings after local officials smooth out wrinkles in development plans. Representatives ...

Congress allots CAA tickets

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | April 27

Student Congress voted to limit the number of men’s basketball ticket allotted to the Carolina Athletic Association during its meeting Tuesday night. ...

Schools spokeswoman to retire

By KATHRYN REED | April 27

Kim Hoke, spokeswoman for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools, has seen the district grow from nine total schools to nine elementary schools alone. And ...

Lacrosse makes inroads in N.C.

By Staff Editor | April 27

Lacrosse is a foreign sport in the South. No one has any idea what it is or how the game might even be played. The majority of people on campus who ...

Versed in poetry

April 27

Mice incinerating a house. Disgruntled house pets visiting from beyond the grave. Even the tried-and-true tactic of honoring women via the simile. All ...

Faison fuels conflict with bold agenda

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | April 27

Many first-year legislators come to the N.C. House and try to blend in by sneaking in the back door. Bill Faison thought it better to barrel through ...

Low-income portion of development gets OK

By TED STRONG | April 26

Not everyone was thrilled with the details, but the low-income component of a set of proposed developments made its way through the Chapel Hill Town Council ...

Group to fight against the axe

By JENNY RUBY | April 26

Student leaders are taking swift steps to fight against a 4 percent budget cut that they say could jeopardize the future of the University. Today, ...

Wooded area gets less dense

By JAKE POTTER | April 26

Darryl Gless moved to the Greenwood neighborhood 11 years ago seeking refuge from the urban atmosphere that bookends the lush, forested area. After ...

Service scholars to graduate

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | April 26

When she graduates in May, Elizabeth Sonntag will have more to reminisce about than her tenure as co-president of the Campus Y. She will be part of ...

School budget talks still focus on equity

April 26

In a county with two distinct school districts, budget discussions are never easily handled. And as those countywide discussions near completion this ...