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2004 Retrospective

By Staff Editor | January 11

Debate set the tone for 2004, a year that saw close scrutiny of international actions, national politics and academic freedom at the University. The ...

UNC system reviews safety on campuses

By Alex Granados | January 11

July 9 — Last Thursday, a UNC-system task force took the first steps toward squelching student and parent fears about campus safety. After the ...

Academic freedom enters spotlight

January 11

Academic freedom at the University came under fire during 2004, with two separate incidents highlighting UNC’s struggle to preserve classroom rights ...

2004 Retrospective

By Staff Editor | January 10

Debate set the tone for 2004, a year that saw close scrutiny of international actions, national politics and academic freedom at the University. The ...

Twists de?ne race for top slot

By Brook Corwin | January 10

March 3 — Throughout a prolonged seven-week campaign, student body president candidate Matt Calabria was always ready with well-measured words. Late ...

Student's rights lie at heart of open case

By Brian Hudson | November 30

A UNC sophomore has opted to publicize a case before the University Hearings Board, marking the second time in recent weeks that a student has opened ...

Alumnus hawks portable bars

By EMILY FISHER | November 30

Former UNC scholar-athlete Phillip McLamb is transferring his competitive spirit from the basketball court to the business world. McLamb's venture - ...

Film, speakers focus on conflict

By DEBORAH CRAMER | November 30

Since 1977, the United Nations has recognized every Nov. 29 as the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestine People. Monday night, the Arab ...

Learn more about your representatives from Student Congress today in the Pit

By Staff Editor | November 30

TO THE EDITOR: What is Student Congress? What does Student Congress do? Who are my representatives? How can I get involved? Today from 10 a.m. to 2 ...

Bills on domestic violence, drugs to become law

By KEVIN CHANDLER | November 30

People convicted of domestic violence or sexual assault, as well as producers of methamphetamine, will face harsher punishments when several state laws ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | November 30

Large painting stolen from Student Union early Monday A painting valued at $2,033 was stolen about 4:30 a.m. Monday from the Student Union, officials ...

Impeding progress

By Staff Editor | November 30

People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is staying true to its mission by putting pressure on the University to ensure that it isn't causing animals ...

Travelers bemoan dollar's drop

By Alex Granados | November 30

The recent devaluation of the dollar against the euro has been costly for travel agencies and tourists, but experts say the currency's drop in value doesn't ...

New wings eatery to launch next week

By SARA LEWKOWICZ | November 30

Come Monday, Chapel Hill residents will have another option when they crave buffalo wings. Ba-Da Wings, which already has a location in Athens, Ga., ...

Chapel Hill annexation plans remain on schedule

By JENNIFER FAIR | November 30

Though annexation has been a source of recent controversy in Carrboro, Chapel Hill's plans to annex two neighborhoods are going according to schedule. Town ...

Downtown plans now include bond

By JAKE POTTER | November 30

The latest financial models for the proposed redevelopment of parking lots 2 and 5 include a controversial new tool that already has generated debate ...

RTP drives changing economy

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | November 30

The Research Triangle Park, established in 1959, has become a hub for the information technology industry, making the IT industry a main sector of North ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | November 30

4 local men charged with drug-related violations Police arrested four men about 4 p.m. Wednesday at 108 N. Graham St. on drug-related charges, Chapel ...

Time to take pause

By Staff Editor | November 30

On Monday, a Guilford County judge stayed the execution of Charles Walker for the 1992 murder of Tito Davidson. Superior Court Judge John Craig made ...

Groups to pair up, fight homelessness

November 30

Two groups at the forefront of area homelessness plan to partner up in a more cohesive and effective effort to address the issue in Orange County. The ...