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McCluskey contained by Tar Heels

By DANIEL MALLOY | October 29

Down a goal with 10 minutes to go against North Carolina on Thursday night, the Duke women's soccer team needed some momentum. And Casey McCluskey, the ...

Hopeful stresses youth, change

By ERIN GIBSON | October 28

Patrick Ballantine, the young Republican gubernatorial candidate, touts new ideas and a fresh face for state government. In 1994, the Wilmington native ...

Forums address transportation concerns, advertise alternatives

By DAN SCHWIND | October 28

Local transit authorities held two transportation forums in the Student Union on Wednesday in hopes of making students and faculty more aware of transit ...

Celebrity political approval only start

By Staff Editor | October 28

Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, acclaimed rapper, hip-hop mogul and star of his own reality show, has spent the past two months mobilizing his "Vote or Die" campaign. P. ...

Smith endorses Dem. Hopefuls

October 28

A short-notice rally for Democratic Senate candidate Erskine Bowles was not short on famous speakers or enthusiastic supporters. On the lawn in front ...

First annual 'Feast Before the Fight' excites students for Homecoming

By JACKI SPIES | October 28

Homecoming only happens once a year, and it was rung in Wednesday in the Pit amid a sea of Carolina blue pom-poms and banging drums. The General Alumni ...

Barebones LP's emotion too obtuse

By LEAH KONEN | October 28

It'll take more than a prayer to save this album. Panda Bear's solo debut, Young Prayer, was produced by the Animal Collective member in the wake of ...

Chatham development talks continue

October 28

A major construction development between Chapel Hill and Pittsboro was on the minds of many Chatham County residents at a public hearing Tuesday night. The ...

Comedy's concept a global gaffe

By PHILIP MCFEE | October 28

"Team America: World Police" is a comedic love story about puppets and their fluids. And yet, it's only when said fluids are visible that the film is ...

Burr rallies crowd on campus

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | October 28

A trail of campaign signs and country music led to the steps of South Building on Wednesday, where an excited crowd gathered to participate in a rally ...

Hot scoop: Horror the new comedy in the US

October 28

In American horror movies, we have a tried and true tradition of peeved ghosts, sudden shock and screaming women. But, like never before, the audience ...

Pataki looks to help Ballantine pull off upset

By MARK PUENTE | October 28

GREENSBORO - As political heavyweights, A-list actors and musicians swoop into key states to stump for candidates in the final days of election season, ...

Jimmy's latest guarantees dim 'Futures'

By Kristen Williams | October 28

Even if the thought of Jimmy Eat World's hit "The Middle" elicits primal screaming and a flip of the radio dial, the band's latest album offers more straight-to-radio ...

Council ponders lots 2 and 5

By TANNER SLAYDEN | October 28

The Chapel Hill Town Council should move on to the next phase of its plans for redeveloping parking lots 2 and 5, but council members have been advised ...

Fighting the power

By KEVIN CHANDLER | October 28

RALEIGH - Candidates for all elected positions are doing some last-minute stumping to lock in key voters, and for three black candidates, this means minorities ...

Campus briefs

By Alex Foley | October 28

Committee of diversity panel drafts list of 30 questions The Task Force on Diversity's staff subcommittee met Wednesday to draft 30 tentative questions ...

Out-of-state voters weigh registration

By KATIE HOFFMANN | October 28

The youth vote could prove pivotal in Tuesday's presidential election, a fact that caused many out-of-state students at UNC to wonder where their ballots ...

'Ghost' paints ethereal scene

By JACKY BRAMMER | October 28

Halloween is just around the corner, and with it comes the season's perennial staple: horror movies. Most are idiotic, recycled dreck that numb the ...

4 candidates to square off in county race

By SARA LEWKOWICZ | October 28

While almost every man, woman and child in Orange County is well aware of the upcoming presidential and senatorial elections, some might have forgotten ...

Congress should be serving students, not partisanship

By Staff Editor | October 28

TO THE EDITOR: In a resolution introduced by Rep. Kris Wampler, Student Congress voted Tuesday night by a vote of 7-6 with nine abstentions to pass a ...