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UNC shakes off rust to dominate meet

By MATT ESTREICH | January 19

High scores were a low priority this past weekend for gymnastics head coach Derek Galvin at the seven-team George Washington Invitational. Working ...

TTA to build rail despite review

January 19

A recent flap over Federal Transit Administration ratings had some concerned that the Triangle Transit Authority’s commuter railway project might ...

Smith Level Road plans delayed

By MEGHAN DAVIS | January 19

After two decades and the development of multiple design options, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen was slated Tuesday to agree on a plan to widen Smith ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 19

Pregnancy prevention group debuts Spanish-language site The Adolescent Pregnancy Prevention Coalition of North Carolina launched a new Spanish Web ...

CAA race slims down

January 19

Candidates seeking the top post in the Carolina Athletic Association are running their campaigns based on an old sports adage: Adversity can be a great ...

Carrboro looks to slow traffic

By EREN TATARAGASI | January 19

Speed cameras, reduced speed limits and speed bumps are just a few of the “traffic calming devices” included in plans that Carrboro’s ...

WUNC to host business spot

January 19

Boston, Washington, New York, Los Angeles — and Chapel Hill. Don’t see the relationship? Joan Siefert Rose, general manager for Chapel ...

School plan centers on Pell Grants

By MARK PUENTE | January 19

Issues that matter most to students — those affecting their pocketbooks — are topping President Bush’s second-term education agenda. As ...

Transfers may ease for some

By Laura Youngs | January 19

In an effort to make higher education more accessible, members of the UNC system’s governing body examined last week ways to help community college ...

Tar Heels get Wake-up call

By Daniel Blank | January 18

WINSTON-SALEM — Maybe the only thing more ubiquitous than the bright yellow shirts at Lawrence Joel Coliseum was the sound of the referee’s ...

Eateries to donate to tsunami relief

By TED STRONG | January 18

In the wake of the tsunami that rocked parts of southeast Asia and Africa last month, local businesses are launching efforts to send aid. Fourteen ...

Speakers pursue a powerful message

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | January 18

Many UNC students took time Monday to reinforce their beliefs and to prove that Martin Luther King Jr. did not die in vain. Students demonstrated their ...

County schools stress discourse

By KATHRYN REED | January 18

As the Orange County Board of Education prepares to tackle a variety of districtwide issues in the new year, school officials say they have taken significant ...

Energy project scores state grant

By ERIN ZUREICK | January 18

Thanks to a $137,455 grant from the state legislature students will be able to monitor their energy use when a renevated Morrison Residence Hall reopens ...

DEDC to search for leader

By MEREDITH LEE MILLER | January 18

While still in its beginning stages, a local economic development group will be seeing some changes in the coming months as the group searches for a permanent ...

Supplier's status at UNC remains unclear

By KATHRYN BALES | January 18

Gildan Activewear’s status as a supplier of blank T-shirts to UNC licensees is still in a state of limbo. The University’s Licensing Labor ...

Senior pair propels UNC

January 18

After she failed to capitalize on a return attempt, sophomore Jenna Long’s sigh of frustration echoed through the Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center during ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 18

Citizens can apply to help at county rape crisis center The Orange County Rape Crisis Center is accepting applications for its spring training class. The ...

Police Log for 1/18/2005

January 18

- Chapel Hill police arrested a woman at 2:30 a.m. Sunday and charged her with one felony count of possession of stolen goods and one felony count ...

Districts enact high school reforms

January 18

While the debate over block scheduling has been resolved, other aspects of reform in local high schools continue to be addressed. On Dec. 16, the Chapel ...