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Star recruit must shine

By DANIEL MALLOY | April 28

Tyler Hansbrough will have to grow up quickly, because North Carolina can’t afford to wait. Not with the top seven scorers gone from the team. ...

Town progress sees accolades, criticism

April 28

It’s an admirable goal, but it’s far from being realized. That’s what Chapel Hill Town Council members said in matching praise with ...

'Footloose' cast kicks off production, shoes

April 28

Take off your Sunday shoes and get ready for the Pauper Players’ spring performance of “Footloose.” The musical, made popular in ...

Outsourcing worries employees

By LINDSAY MICHEL | April 28

A change in the way University researchers get their materials has some worried that it could increase the price of their work and others concerned that ...

The undisputed champions

By MARY DUBY | April 28

On Nov. 19, 2004, North Carolina didn’t look like national champions. It didn’t look like a team that deserved to be ranked in the top ...

N.C. judge's future part of national debate

April 28

A vote on the nomination of an N.C. judge to the 4th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals could spark trouble on the floor of the Senate. The Senate Judiciary ...

Lottery's fate a perilous one

By JAMES EDWARD DILLARD | April 28

While money continues to flow out of North Carolina, the General Assembly is stuck. Stuck balancing a budget. Stuck clinging to morals. Stuck debating ...

Campaign targets illegal sales

By MATTHEW BOWLES | April 28

State officials and retailers across North Carolina hope to curtail the sale of tobacco to minors with a new campaign emphasizing the inspection of driver’s ...

Mixon leaves UNC booth

By Brian MacPherson | April 28

North Carolina basketball fans might have a tough time recognizing the team taking the floor at the Smith Center next season. But if they’re ...

Hunting district to be debated

By JENNIFER FAIR | April 28

Orange County residents who enjoy the thrill of the hunt might soon have a chance to pursue their hobby in a new location. At tonight’s board ...

Arts groups, leaders ready for forum

April 28

The fall opening of Memorial Hall is the talk of the town as University leaders and students gear up to help campus groups plan to use the venue. The ...

Mazes bring an amazing day

By Alex Robinson | April 28

Seeing-eye dogs and children of all ages ran around Sitterson Hall on Wednesday, learning valuable life skills and making new friends. More than 45 ...

Wetzel, 68, UNC scientist and researcher

By JACKI SPIES | April 28

Robert G. Wetzel, an esteemed UNC scientist known for his innovative research on lakes, died April 18 after losing a five-month battle with lung cancer. ...

Franklin filled with fascinating faces

By Shannan Bowen | April 28

Missy Julian-Fox, owner of Alexander Julian’s, has a panoramic view of Franklin Street from her storefront window — and it provides the perfect ...

Leaders anticipate summertime work

By GEORGIA CHERRY | April 28

Summer will be all work and no play for student government officials. And they’re excited about it. Leaders will spend their time planning ...

State health pilot to face future scrutiny

By ERIC JOHNSON | April 28

With the UNC system still awaiting legislative approval for its employee health insurance initiative, the plan already is drawing intense interest within ...

Police log for April 28

April 28

- Police lost a woman suspected of larceny, second-degree trespassing and resisting arrest after she ran away from them on East Main Street in Carrboro, ...

Scheduling policy to be announced soon

By JIM WALSH | April 28

Emil Kang has a tough job ahead of him. During a time of transition for UNC’s arts community, the University’s newly installed executive ...

Students get down with art

By LAURA OLENIACZ | April 28

The long, sterile hallways of a local administrative building now echo with the creativity of area pupils whose brightly colored masks, paintings, weavings ...

Council wants to retain programs

By CHRIS CARMICHAEL | April 28

Chapel Hill Town Council members weighed in on several high-profile budget issues Wednesday, voicing their intentions to retain three town-owned buildings ...