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Paying officials rejects purpose of activity fees

By Staff Editor | October 26

Running a student organization on UNC's campus is a thankless job. I know firsthand, albeit 11 years ago, when I was a leader of the UNC College Republicans. During ...

Task force begins to address issues

By JACKI SPIES | October 26

The Chancellor's Task Force on Diversity, a committee that will define the University's opinions regarding diversity, has taken giant strides toward addressing ...

Education, party loyalty define Price's 8 terms

By MARK PUENTE | October 26

Observers could sum up the local race for the 4th District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives as David versus Goliath, as one candidate has amassed ...

We are tied together by the small, embarrassing things

By Staff Editor | October 26

When we were younger, our parents and teachers taught us about differences. Everyone is special because everyone is different. No two snowflakes are the ...

Ballot includes vote for 9 Congress seats

By STEPHANIE NOVAK | October 26

Voting will take place today to fill nine vacant seats in Student Congress. There is one seat open in District 4 for undergraduates living in Granville ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | October 26

3 UNC students cited for underage alcohol possession Chapel Hill police cited several UNC students this weekend for underage possession of a malt beverage. Christopher ...

Greek fire code violations increase

October 26

Recent fire inspections conducted by the Chapel Hill Fire Department revealed that, compared with last spring, fire code violations increased slightly ...

Downtown group provides input

By JAKE POTTER | October 26

The Chapel Hill Downtown Economic Development Corporation finalized a letter of inquiries concerning the redevelopment of downtown parking lots 2 and ...

Stipends allow best leaders at Congress' helm

By Staff Editor | October 26

You get what you pay for. I don't remember the first time my father told me this, but experience has demonstrated its accuracy to me, time and time again. I ...

Seniors have four excellent possibilities to leave a lasting legacy on our campus

By Staff Editor | October 26

TO THE EDITOR: As members of the class of 2005, one of the most lasting impacts we can have on UNC is through our class gift. This past week, you all ...

Businesses offer voting incentives

By SAM SHEPARD | October 26

As the country begins to count down the days to the Nov. 2 election, several area businesses are teaming up to reward voters who make it to the polls. More ...

Money creates equal footing

By Staff Editor | October 26

Today, students have the opportunity to decide fairly and finally whether the Student Congress speaker and speaker pro tempore should receive compensation ...

Clinic strives to assist addicts

October 26

RALEIGH - Midway through his senior year, Tim Moss found himself living with a crowd different from his fraternity brothers - a group of homeless men ...

Tar Heels' poise in close games bolsters success

By DANIEL MALLOY | October 26

The North Carolina field hockey team entered overtime calm and collected Saturday at No. 4 Maryland. For a team with nine one-goal victories, four come-from-behind ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | October 26

Homecoming candidates discuss service project plans UNC's seven Homecoming King and Queen candidates gathered at the Top of Lenoir on Monday night for ...

Say no to stipends

By Staff Editor | October 26

Students will see a number of items on which to vote today, including choices for Homecoming representatives, special Student Congress elections and options ...

Insko stresses health, education

By ERIC JOHNSON | October 26

Rep. Verla Insko, a four-term Democrat from Orange County, will win her bid for a fifth term. She's running unopposed in her heavily Democratic district, ...

Party volunteers kick into high gear

By JAKE POTTER | October 26

If the 2004 elections were a basketball game, campaign volunteers would be feeling the heat as the second half closes. With candidate debates finished, ...

Sports briefs

By Staff Editor | October 26

Boyd, Pomeroy nab doubles title North Carolina's Geoff Boyd and Brad Pomeroy won the Wilson/ITA Mideast Region Doubles Championships, 8-6, against Duke's ...

Leaders' stipends could be nullified

By Lizzie Stewart | October 26

Students will vote on Student Central today to put to rest a contentious and divisive issue in Student Congress over the issuance of stipends to its leaders. This ...