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New search starts for journalism dean

By KATHERINE HOLLANDER | June 16

After a seven-month search that resulted in an interim dean, the search for a more permanent School of Journalism and Mass Communication dean kicked back ...

County weighs option of special tax

By CHRIS CARMICHAEL | June 16

While Orange County commissioners appear to be moving toward putting a special district tax on a ballot, it remains unclear just what the level of support ...

'Brangelina' rocks box office and bed sheets

By MIKE SULLIVAN | June 16

Don’t let Jennifer Aniston see “Mr. & Mrs. Smith.” Sure, Aniston has probably seen many of her husband’s films, but none ...

Officials warn users of new e-mail virus

By MARIE CROWDER | June 16

As if University students don’t have enough e-mails lingering in their mailboxes, a recent virus is adding more messages to sift . The e-mails, ...

Proposal cuts UNC spending

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | June 16

The latest proposal of the long-awaited House budget would eliminate spending for long-distance students and programs in the UNC system. The budget ...

City Briefs

By From staff and wire reports | June 16

Kleinschmidt admitted into program for public leaders A town leader was recently accepted into a program for state and municipal officials at Harvard ...

Legislators mull student vote on BOG

By STEPHEN MOORE | June 16

Regulations within the state government prohibit the 193,000 UNC-system students from democratically affecting the organization governing them. The ...

Struggling to stay afloat

By GINNY HOYLE | June 16

When Latino immigrants move to the area and do not speak English, they can feel isolated in an unfamiliar culture. El Centro Latino, located on 101 Lloyd ...

Officials host candidate for University registrar

By Brian Hudson | June 16

Alice Poehls is trying to follow the old adage, “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” The University of Illinois—Urbana-Champaign ...

Flick is better than 'XXX'

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | June 16

We all want to know what it’s like to be on top — and Daniel Craig’s character in “Layer Cake” is no exception. The twist-laden ...

Council looks to wrap up business

By MICHAEL TODD | June 16

Hindsight is 20/20. As the fiscal year comes to a close, Chapel Hill Town Council members are re-evaluating 12 busy legislative months. Since July, ...

DA throws out Dalzell's murder case

June 16

Friends of a Chapel Hill woman who disappeared in 1997 say they weren’t surprised over a recent decision to drop charges against the leading suspect ...

Youth centers look for help

By GINNY HOYLE | June 16

After a robbery in their nonprofit clothing store, the directors of Pa’lante and Youth Creating Change realized they needed some management help. On ...

Historic store alive and kicking

By DANIELLE LATMAN | June 16

There were five operating stores in Bynum when Jerry Partin left his hometown in 1969 to serve in the Navy. He returned 20 years later to find only one. When ...

Leaders advocate Social Security

May 26

More than 150 student leaders from different backgrounds, ideals, universities and all 50 states agree on one thing: Social Security is in peril and intervention ...

Thriving music scene lives on collaborations

By JOHN COGGIN | May 26

For many fans of live music, the Chapel Hill music scene is no more than an endless series of concerts at places like Cat’s Cradle, the Local 506 ...

Officials review campus counseling

By MARIE CROWDER | May 26

The end of the school year brought more good news than just the relief of summer and a seemingly endless supply of sunny days. The 2004-05 academic ...

Officials explore graduates' tuition views

May 26

Mike Brady spent an entire campaign season issuing promises, but now he has secured one of his own. Chancellor James Moeser assured the Graduate and ...

Don't panic, film stays true

By REECE MCGOWEN | May 26

One has to wonder how a movie about the insignificance of human life came out of Walt Disney Studios. Whatever the explanation, they seem to have pulled ...

Senate could renew scholarships

By ERIN FRANCE | May 26

A provision in the Senate’s 2005 budget would continue a tuition grant created last year that offers the graduates of the N.C. School of Science ...