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UNC students lead both college parties

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | April 11

UNC students will lead the state’s College Republicans and Young Democrats for the first time in recent history after Tar Heels swept the groups’ ...

Va. autonomy to be tempered

By JOE NGAN | April 11

Public colleges and universities in Virginia now have higher financial and administrative autonomy, but a move by the state’s legislature will make ...

Faculty touts online journals

By GREG STEEN | April 11

The Internet has provoked sweeping changes in music, journalism, medicine and personal communications. Now, the research community is seeing the beginnings ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | April 11

A 20-year-old University sophomore was arrested at 2:15 a.m. Saturday for driving while intoxicated, provisional license violation, ...

Big Dance isn't always the biggest

By Staff Editor | April 11

Last week, thousands of fans packed into the Edward Jones Dome in St. Louis to watch the Final Four — a ticket many of them had probably been dreaming ...

Lewis Black, others to highlight festival

April 11

It isn’t easy being funny. But students at UNC with aspirations of inducing side-splitting laughter can get a little help from the pros this week. ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | April 11

Town Council to hear budget recommendations tonight Months of budget analysis and work will come to a close tonight when both the town’s budget ...

New businesses to appear downtown

By JENNIFER FAIR | April 11

Prominent holes in downtown storefronts soon will be plugged by shops looking to find a permanent role in the area’s business district. Three ...

Cox seals dramatic win

By MATT ESTREICH | April 11

The North Carolina softball team asked for big things from junior pitcher Crystal Cox and freshman first baseman Casey Testa during a weekend series against ...

Final Four distribution causes distress

By ERIN ZUREICK | March 31

The Carolina Athletic Association once more is facing criticism of its ticket-distribution methods. Officials of the student athletic organization ...

University can't find definition of 'diversity'

By JENNY RUBY | March 31

The University community lacks a universal definition of diversity, campus officials said Wednesday. And until it has one, solving many of the problems ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | March 31

Chapel Hill man charged with trespassing in library University police charged a Chapel Hill man with trespassing at UNC’s Health Science Library ...

Trash tops list for cost cutting

By JAKE POTTER | March 31

Fees for apartment complexes using large trash bins and relocating a museum to the heart of downtown might be some ways to alleviate Chapel Hill’s ...

Dean search nears its end

By RACHEL BROCK | March 31

After search committee meetings, a review of applications from across the country and interviews with finalists, the search for a dean of the journalism ...

In budget, echoes of past cuts

By JAMES EDWARD DILLARD | March 31

In 1991, the economy was slow, there was a war in Iraq and the N.C. General Assembly had a $1.2 billion dollar budget gap. Now, 14 years later, the ...

Employee's arrest highlights workers' rights

By DON CAMPBELL | March 31

The arrest of Carolina Dining Services employee Vel Dowdy kicked off workers’ rights week with a spark of controversy. The issues embedded in ...

Softball snaps 5-game losing streak

March 31

The North Carolina softball team brought its five-game slide to an end in dramatic fashion Wednesday, as it swept a doubleheader against College of Charleston. ...

Candid cameras

By Staff Editor | March 31

North Carolina center Sean May (center) soaks up support from the Tar Heel faithful as he departs from the Smith Center with his teammates, heading to ...

Gell, Hunt lobby for moratorium

By STEPHEN MOORE | March 31

RALEIGH — As the crowd waited patiently, Alan Gell and Darryl Hunt sat silently on stage in the auditorium of the N.C. Museum of History. Both ...

County to examine water supply issues, alternatives

By MONA SONI | March 31

With the end of winter and the onset of warmer weather, the future of Orange County’s water supply and conservation efforts needs further examination. To ...