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UNC volleyball takes down Notre Dame, 3-1, bouncing back from three-game losing streak

| November 15

Men's Golf

Too cool for school

By OLIVIA WEB | January 14

A collaborative effort between two local advocacy groups has led to the opening of a new teen center in Carrboro. Youth Creating Change, founded and ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 14

Attorney to seek reduction of accused murderer’s bonds Orange-Chatham Public Defender James Williams will seek a reduction in the bonds on which ...

Frats optimistic about new rules

By SHARI FELD | January 14

Interfraternity Council President Tom Merrihew shook hands with members of several fraternities Thursday as he toured houses during the third evening ...

Closing might disrupt travel

By JENNY RUBY | January 14

Starting next week, members of the University community might find it more difficult than usual to travel from one side of campus to the other. Portions ...

Town plans big MLK Day

By JENNIFER FAIR | January 14

As the first city to designate a paid holiday in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Chapel Hill has always celebrated the civil rights activist. And ...

Study targets speeding issues

By SUSIE DICKSON | January 14

Chapel Hill police and town officials are cracking down on speeding on Hillsborough Street. According to a traffic study conducted by the town in the ...

Crossword for 01/13/2005

By Staff Editor | January 14

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Summer reading group nears pick

By HEATHER ANDREWS | January 14

Members of the summer reading committee almost selected “Blood Done Sign My Name: A True Story,” by Timothy B. Tyson as the novel that incoming ...

Task force aims to gauge diversity

By KATHERINE EVANS | January 14

Members of the Chancellor’s Task Force on Diversity are in the process of developing surveys that will shed light on the current state of diversity ...

Former Tar Heels discover success in NFL

By Jacob Karabell | January 14

The Pittsburgh Steelers finished the NFL regular season an astounding 15-1, tops in the league and just the fourth team in the 16-game era to accomplish ...

Bond spending is halfway done

By ERIC JOHNSON | January 14

The UNC system has officially crossed the halfway mark in spending the $2.5 billion from the Higher Education Bond Program approved by voters in 2000. “I ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 14

Sunday — The 20th annual University-Community Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Banquet will be held at the Friday Center for Continuing Education. ...

Bush ally seeks end in Iraq

January 13

As insurgents continue to cause instability in Iraq, some members of North Carolina’s delegation in Washington are reconsidering their opinions ...

UNC dismantles 2nd-straight ranked foe

By Daniel Blank | January 13

With about 13 minutes left in the first half, North Carolina forward Marvin Williams grabbed a weak-side rebound on the baseline and threw down a powerful ...

DEDC regroups following uproar

By JAKE POTTER | January 13

The Chapel Hill Downtown Economic Development Corporation, under the mantle of new leadership, reaffirmed Wednesday its status as a public body after ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 13

Carrboro man charged with failure to appear in court Carrboro police arrested a local man Tuesday after 6:30 p.m. and charged him with one misdemeanor ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | January 13

Health officials continue looking at meningitis case No progress was made Wednesday in the case of a student who was admitted to UNC Hospitals on Tuesday ...

Students look toward a clean race

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | January 13

Despite last year’s complications with student body president elections, several members of the campus community are optimistic about the logistics ...

2nd pick expected to garner approval

By India Autry | January 13

President Bush’s new pick for the head of homeland security is expected to bring managerial skills and loyalty to the post. Michael Chertoff, ...

Renovation to end in May;Memorial to open in Sept.

By JIM WALSH | January 13

More than a year behind schedule, the renovation of Memorial Hall has been plagued by escalating costs and unforeseen setbacks. But officials said ...