Cartoon for 9/27/2004

Week's aims to celebrate, advertise honor

The steps of South Building will host today the kickoff of Honor and Integrity Week, an event aimed at increasing awareness and support of the University's ...

Chapel Hill targets pedestrian safety

Chapel Hill is about one month away from concluding the current phase of its efforts to make downtown safer for pedestrians. The Streetscape project, ...

Facilitator pick delays renaming talks

With plans still in the air for a committee facilitator, a starting date for the Special Committee to Consider Renaming Airport Road continues to be unfixed. The ...

Duke, UNC sponsor peace research

Six Rotary World Peace Scholars from six different countries have continued collaborations this fall between UNC and Duke University to build world peace ...

City briefs

Students at 2 universities charged with possession A student at Duke University and a UNC student each were arrested Saturday and charged with one misdemeanor ...

UNC maintains perfect season

For the North Carolina field hockey team, this weekend's games against Duke and William & Mary were comparable to following an organic chemistry midterm ...

Events aim to help Starlite shine again

Durham community members and out-of-towners joined together Sunday afternoon to help raise money to restore a part of the Bull City's history. The benefit ...

Research group strives to preserve the South

Tucked in an obscure corner on the fourth floor of Hamilton Hall, the Center for the Study of the American South quietly strives to study and preserve ...

UNC partners with middle school

UNC researchers are collaborating with a middle school in Selma in hopes of improving the physical activity levels and eating habits of sixth-graders. The ...

Student officials debate tuition

BOONE - Tuition increases emerged as a key issue this weekend for leaders at the monthly meeting of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments. At ...

Our energy policies don't need to depend on oil from abroad

During the past three years, we have often heard that Sept. 11, 2001, was the day that everything changed. But one thing that's changed very little since ...

Tarpley injured in UNC win

BLACKSBURG, Va. - Heather O'Reilly scored a pair of goals to power the No. 2 North Carolina women's soccer team past Virginia Tech 6- 1 Sunday afternoon, ...

Teen stars rarer than they seem

At 14 I entered high school, terrified that my brother's senior friends would humiliate me in the hallways. At 14, Freddy Adu signed with D.C. United ...

Panel OKs hikes in fees

A committee on student fees concluded its Friday morning meeting with a positive outlook after tackling the six least controversial proposals for changes ...

2nd EDA hopeful lays out arts goals

The Executive Director for the Arts should reach out to the community and foster dialogue between diverse groups on campus, candidate Emil Kang said Friday ...

Not good enough

It was a relatively brief statement that came toward the end of a campuswide e-mail: "After thorough discussion, our concern for student safety and privacy ...

Tar Heels avoid past mistakes

While the North Carolina field hockey team cruised through its first nine games to an undefeated record and a No. 2 ranking, the Tar Heels had yet to ...

Local politics site celebrates 1st year

Last September, a Chapel Hill activist decided to act on her belief that the residents of Orange County wanted to be better informed about local politics. So, ...