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Broncos stun Tar Heels in Oakland

By The Associated Press | November 22

OAKLAND, Calif. - Roy Williams traveled a long way to get outfoxed by an old golfing buddy. Travis Niesen scored 26 points and Kyle Bailey made three ...

For the public's eye

By Staff Editor | November 22

Members of the Downtown Economic Development Corporation took a serious misstep Wednesday when they went into closed session to talk about how to spend ...

Tar Heels ring bell by defeating Duke

By Daniel Blank | November 22

DURHAM - North Carolina quarterback Darian Durant went down with a shoulder injury late in the first quarter against Duke, and for a little while, it ...

Bunting could be ACC's best

By Ben Couch | November 22

After Saturday's whipping of Duke, North Carolina running back Chad Scott found himself pinned against a brick wall by a crowd of reporters just outside ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | November 22

Freshman arrested, charged with multiple drug violations A UNC freshman was arrested at 8:30 p.m. Saturday and charged with one count of felony breaking ...

Town Council scrutinizes Chapel Hill transportation

By JAKE POTTER | November 22

The Chapel Hill Town Council will take public comment tonight on two reports regarding safety concerns and transit use on some of the area's major traffic ...

Town Council to consider discussing zoning changes with University

By TANNER SLAYDEN | November 22

The Chapel Hill Town Council will decide tonight whether it wants to meet with University officials to discuss eight proposed zoning changes. Town Manager ...

Board considers hybrid schedule

November 19

Local school leaders heard once again Thursday night from students and community members concerned about proposed changes to the city's high school schedule. Members ...

Generalizations about sexual imagery don't clear things up

By Staff Editor | November 19

When Playboy's "Girls of the ACC" issue came out this year, people approached me about it constantly. They wanted to know why, as a feminist, I wasn't ...

Basketball season opens as football concludes

By Staff Editor | November 19

Game and Time: North Carolina at Duke. Kickoff is at noon. Site: Wallace Wade Stadium. TV/Radio: Jefferson-Pilot Sports will televise the game, seen ...

Community plays with ideas for new park

By MEGAN LAVINE | November 19

Carrboro kids soon will be slipping down spiral slides, ascending twisty climbers and slithering through tunnels thanks to a new Carrboro Recreation and ...

Environmentalists decry Alaskan drilling

November 19

Though most of the controversy over Alaskan oil drilling focuses on the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, other parts of the state have garnered attention ...

School board apps due today

November 19

Today is the deadline for applications to fill the open seat on the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education. The opening was created when Valerie Foushee ...

Moeser's review kicks off

By Emily Steel | November 19

Behind the closed doors of the Chancellor Ballroom in the Carolina Inn, members of UNC's governing board spent several hours analyzing the leadership ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | November 19

Airport Road committee to finalize recommendations On Saturday, the Special Committee to Consider the Renaming of Airport Road will finalize the recommendation ...

Changes focus on a global outlook

November 19

During Commencement ceremonies in 2010, the typical University student will walk across the stage having completed an in-depth study of global issues, ...

Drayton speaks in entrepreneurial series

By KATHERINE EVANS | November 19

After graduating from Harvard University, Yale Law School and Balliol College in Oxford University, Bill Drayton worked a few years with consulting firm ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | November 19

UNC Hospitals must return almost $300,000 in funds UNC Hospitals must return $293,933 to the N.C. General Assembly for hurricane disaster relief efforts, ...

Face up to the facts

By Staff Editor | November 19

Last year, the Educational Foundation wasn't able to meet its scholarship obligations for the first time in the club's history. It was hundreds of thousands ...

Panel's stipends raise questions

By DAN GRINDER | November 19

Several faculty members have questioned the legitimacy of a proposed program in Western studies after learning that faculty members who developed the ...