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By Staff Editor | October 11

2 men steal cash, gold chain in armed robbery Sunday About 10:20 p.m. Sunday, a man was the victim of an armed robbery at Abbey Court apartment complex ...

Carrboro celebration draws geneology enthusiasts

By JAKE POTTER | October 11

Dozens of locals got a chance to learn a bit about their families' history -- and themselves -- in Carrboro on Saturday. The Durham-Orange Genealogical ...

Bush and Kerry deadlocked after 2nd debate

By Emma Burgin | October 11

The two men vying for the White House were on familiar territory after Friday's second presidential debate: even ground. About 44 percent of registered ...

Center parses life's building blocks

By GEORGIA CHERRY | October 11

Towering over South Campus on Mason Farm Road, the state-of-the-art Carolina Center for Genome Sciences houses scientists who are unraveling the genetic ...

Registration of illegal aliens could undermine upcoming election

October 11

The Alamance County Sheriff's Office is in the process of examining voter registration records to root out illegal immigrants who might attempt to vote ...

Panel blesses boosts in fees

By LINDSAY MICHEL | October 11

A student fees advisory committee approved six proposed increases during its meeting Friday, adding $57 to the fee hikes approved by committee members ...

Friends of Bolin Creek celebrate 1st year

By JENNIFER FAIR | October 11

Music, food and a raffle all helped the Friends of Bolin Creek celebrate their first birthday with the local community Saturday at William B. Umstead ...

Allred chosen to fill office

By DAN GRINDER | October 11

Student Body President Matt Calabria named sophomore James Allred as the new student body secretary Sunday, ending a three-week search for the post. Calabria ...

Tar Heels fall to No. 25 FAMU

By RACHEL SODER | October 11

Until No. 25 Florida A&M scored its 17th point against the North Carolina volleyball team Sunday, it looked as though the match might be close. But the ...

Late Maryland goal breaks scoreless tie

October 11

COLLEGE PARK, Md. - Maryland senior midfielder Domenic Mediate broke a scoreless tie in the 75th minute to lead the No. 24 Terrapins to a 1-0 win against ...

Innovative cell observation technique launched

By KATHERINE TOMPKINS | October 11

In the world of medicine, the development of drugs and treatments hinges on understanding the body's most complicated functions within its smallest unit ...

Govan, 78, librarian emeritus

By HEATHER ANDREWS | October 11

James F. Govan, University librarian from 1973 to 1992, died Oct. 2 at the age of 78 in his home state of Tennessee. During the two decades Govan spent ...

Hillsborough celebration revels in antiquity

By BLAIR RAYNOR | October 11

About noon Saturday, downtown Hillsborough traveled back in time to celebrate its 250th anniversary. The downtown Hillsborough merchants sponsored the ...

UNC's energetic play fuels raucous crowd

By Staff Editor | October 11

After Darian Durant found Jon Hamlett in the back of the end zone for a 3-yard touchdown pass that put North Carolina up by 11, the Tar Heel fans went ...

Our leaders are losing sight of environmental protection

By Staff Editor | October 11

This past Friday, the Nobel Committee awarded its annual peace prize to a Kenyan woman named Wangari Maathai. She is the first African woman ever tapped ...

Statement

By Jacob Karabell | October 11

An ocean of blue, elated and incredulous, oscillated on the Kenan Stadium turf. A sea of red stood stagnant in the stadium's southeastern corner, stunned ...

Court pushes start date for Dorrance lawsuit to Nov. 1

By Staff Editor | October 11

The civil suit against North Carolina women's soccer coach Anson Dorrance will commence Nov. 1 at the U.S. District Court in Greensboro. The trial originally ...

One can be a farm boy and a UNC student at same time

By Staff Editor | October 11

TO THE EDITOR: The fighting spirit expressed in Meg Austin's column ("Entire town must not concede victory to Wolfpack invaders," Oct. 7) about Saturday's ...

City Schools suggests task for to study athletics

October 11

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education has requested the formation of an athletic task force to specifically address issues in middle ...

Program's effect on break-ins unknown

By JON BURNS | October 11

Since the Aug. 20 inception of the Chapel Hill Police Department's automobile break-in prevention program, HABIT, breaking and enterings have almost doubled ...