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By Staff Editor | April 25

Public Service Scholar group graduates its first-ever class The Carolina Center for Public Service honored its first class of Public Service Scholar ...

Council to take up alcohol proposal

By LAURA OLENIACZ | April 25

Members of a local economic group are watching in anticipation as their petition to legalize the sale of alcohol on town property makes its way toward ...

Relationship with Aramark is complex

By KATHERINE EVANS | April 25

Four years ago, UNC students were complaining about the quality of the food served in dining halls. Carolina Dining Services switched contracts to ...

UNC makes a racket

April 25

CARY — On a weekend destined to go down in the annals of North Carolina tennis history, the seventh-seeded UNC men’s team shocked second-seeded ...

Suspected meningitis case is No. 4

By GREG STEEN | April 25

Another resident of Granville Towers likely has come down with bacterial meningitis. But campus health officials say the three cases of the disease ...

Greenhouse bill aims for lower emissions

By CAROLYN SOROCK | April 25

A bill introduced Thursday in the N.C. House could provide $300,000 to help industries lower their greenhouse gas emissions. The bill aims to keep ...

Peace events unite activists

By MICHAEL TODD | April 25

Despite occasionally violent weather, an eclectic group of peace activists gathered Friday night and Saturday for the first Chapel Hill Peace Day. About ...

Council to consider preserving localities

By MEGHAN DAVIS | April 25

Local officials are looking at ways to preserve the past and protect the future of three of the area’s historic neighborhoods. The Chapel Hill ...

Excess health funds could aid uninsured

By ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY | April 25

The huge surplus incurred by the state’s only nonprofit insurance company could be relocated into a trust fund to benefit uninsured citizens who ...

Roy won't allow 8-20 to reoccur

By Staff Editor | April 25

Black Friday hit Chapel Hill like a powerful hurricane, leaving a ravaged basketball program in its wake. After the carnage, only seven players remain ...

Congress could cut number of CAA tix

By HILARY DELBRIDGE | April 25

The proposed number of tickets allotted to the Carolina Athletic Association for men’s basketball was almost slashed in half Sunday night. The ...

Water quality concerns come to fore

By TED STRONG | April 25

Chemicals in area streams could soon translate into both a health hazard and a greater financial burden for local municipalities. High levels of phosphorous ...

Duke aids pitchers' rebound

By Brian MacPherson | April 25

Nothing spells relief for struggling pitchers quite like Duke. Luckily for a North Carolina pitching staff fresh off a pummeling at the hands of Miami, ...

Police log for April 25

April 25

Three men, including a University student and a member of the U.S. Air Force, were cited for assault after a fight at 167 E. Franklin St. on Saturday ...

Bumpers claims 2nd NCAA gymnastics title

By MARY DUBY | April 25

This time, Courtney Bumpers didn’t have to share. It was hers — and hers alone. No one could contest the perfection with which she performed ...

'Jesus Christ' lifts the spirits

By SALEM NEFF | April 25

If you think it’s a musical, you should update your rock opera vocabulary. “Jesus Christ Superstar” prophesizes — in sweet, ...

Fair gives housing options

By CHRIS CARMICHAEL | April 25

Affordable housing advocates want to remind area residents that home ownership, perhaps the most effective wealth-building tool, is not limited to those ...

Cigarette tax to be tempered

By KRISTIN PRATT | April 25

Legislators are attempting to strike a balance between relieving the state’s budget crisis and supporting the home-grown tobacco industry by adjusting ...

Habitat house becomes a home

By STACEY CARLESS | April 25

Though the walls are bare, the floors are naked and the rooms are empty, Linda Parson’s new home is full of love and support. Laughter filled ...

Board discusses UNC relations

By KATIE CLINE | April 25

Concerns with local, state and national relations were divided and confronted by a network of University affiliates Friday. The UNC Board of Visitors ...