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'Captain' to take a stab at politics

By ELIZABETH DOUGHERTY | April 14

RALEIGH — With raucous cheers, N.C. State University students celebrated the victory of their next student body president — Will “The ...

Ethics columnist reaps speech funds

By ERIN ZUREICK | April 14

After the first meeting of Student Congress’ Finance Committee this session, UNC students are one step closer to hearing a renowned ethics columnist ...

North Carolina earns rare victory

April 14

North Carolina lacrosse player Mike McCall walked off a wet Fetzer Field with a smile on his face. The last time the senior attackman had been this ...

County schools hope to add subject specialists

April 14

With jobs ranging from textbook selection to staff development, city schools’ subject-area coordinators are considered an invaluable tool. And ...

Town-gown talks are key

By DAN SCHWIND | April 14

Carolina North, special zoning districts, chiller plants and parking decks. In the last two years, the list of conflicts between UNC and Chapel Hill officials ...

Permanent residents sought

By JENNIFER FAIR | April 14

Town officials and retailers have tried for decades to pump new life into the downtown area. For an equally long time, those with a stake in the area’s ...

Diversity group to issue report soon

By RACHEL BROCK | April 14

The Chancellor’s Task Force on Diversity is steps away from determining the state of diversity on campus and submitting a report to Chancellor James ...

N.C. bill asks for stricter consent

April 14

Fears that minors might be forging parents’ signatures in order to get abortions have spurred some N.C. legislators to push a stricter standard. Though ...

Franken's broadcast stays left of the dial

By Kristen Williams | April 14

He’s good enough, he’s smart enough, and doggone it, people like him. Al Franken, famous for his Stuart Smalley character on “Saturday ...

Mojzis' comeback win seals intense match for Tar Heels

By Jacob Karabell | April 14

With Wednesday’s Duke-North Carolina women’s tennis match knotted at three wins apiece, UNC sophomore Caitlin Collins asked teammate Kendall ...

No surprise: McCants to leave for NBA

By DANIEL MALLOY | April 14

Mystery and intrigue characterized much of Rashad McCants’ career at North Carolina. But when he sat down at the press conference podium at the ...

Police log for April 14

By Staff Editor | April 14

- An area high school student was arrested Tuesday after state investigators found three .80-caliber semi-automatic shotguns at his residence, Chapel ...

Locals debate alcohol policies

By LAURA OLENIACZ | April 14

Locals from all different areas of the Chapel Hill community are engaging in a fight against underage drinking, but there is less consensus on the extent ...

Columnist echoes students' cries

By India Autry | April 14

Last week, a mock refugee camp stood near Polk Place, drawing attention to the deaths of thousands in Sudan. Today, in what some hope will be the state’s ...

Teens smash smoking habits

By MELODY GUYTON | April 14

With a final blow to a brightly colored piñata, a pungent smell filled the air as hundreds of cigarette butts scattered to the ground. The butts ...

Faculty members seek outlets outside classroom

April 14

Although working at UNC-Chapel Hill can be a full-time occupation, many professors are taking on work outside the classroom to practice what they teach. Mayron ...

University may consider modern values in names

By KATIE CLINE | April 14

A years-long controversy over guidelines for naming University facilities and activities soon could come to a close. Members of the Chancellor’s ...

Future of pilot music program still unclear

By SHARI FELD | April 14

When former Student Body President Matt Calabria set out to bring legal music downloading to UNC students, he knew it would be a long-term process. “We ...

'Chappelle' writer to speak

April 14

He’s not Rick James, Lil’ Jon or Black Bush — but he’s doing OK for himself. One can safely say that about UNC alumnus Bryan Tucker. He’s written ...

Local kids look to give back

By MONA SONI | April 14

Local children will have the opportunity to plan and execute a service project of their choice this weekend during National Youth Service Day. The ...