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Candidates Praise Campaign Reforms

By Laura Bost | January 16

As potential candidates for student government began collecting signatures Wednesday, several said the new rules of this year's election will lead to ...

Wacky, Wonderful 'Adaptation' Defies Conventional Movie Logic

By Brian Millikin | January 16

"Adaptation" 5 Stars "Adaptation" might be the worst adaptation of any book ever brought to the screen. That said, it's easily one of the best films of ...

Economy, Iraq '04 Election Issues

By Faye Fernandes | January 16

The 2004 presidential election hinges primarily on President Bush's ability to restore voter confidence in the economy and to handle conflict in Iraq, ...

Dreis Drowns in Pretensions; Zumbido Combines Cultures

By Staff Editor | January 16

Tad Dreis Solitaire for Two 2 Stars Tad Dreis' sophomore attempt sounds like an alt-country response to The Beatles' Rubber Soul with its soothing guitars ...

Snow Predicted Tonight, Friday; Residents on Alert

By John Frank | January 16

The possibility of snow in the forecast put local governments, power companies and residents into motion Wednesday as they braced for the first winter ...

U.S. Visa Restrictions Hinder UNC Research

By Caroline Kornegay | January 16

International graduate students and researchers increasingly are having difficulties obtaining visas to enter the country, and those delays are hampering ...

MFA Students Seize Gallery in Hanes Art Center

By Allison Rost | January 16

A group of first-year master's of fine arts students has taken over the foyer of the Hanes Art Center. But the result is more awe-inspiring than scary. Facial ...

Dive Recommends

By Staff Editor | January 16

- David Mamet, "Writing in Restaurants" The Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright (of "Glengarry Ross" fame) showcases a collection of essays equally riveting ...

Bush Opposes UM Affirmative Action Policy

By Elyse Ashburn | January 16

President Bush criticized Wednesday an affirmative action program under review by the U.S. Supreme Court, calling the practices in question "divisive, ...

South Square Area To Be Rejuvenated

January 16

In September 2001, the Durham shopping community was shocked when J.C. Penney and Hudson Belk announced their intentions to leave South Square Mall and ...

American Foreign Policy Focus of Film

By Michael Abernethy | January 16

As the nation holds its breath over conflicts in Iraq and North Korea, documentarian Eugene Jarecki believes that America should question the role of ...

Granville Fire-Starter Illustrates Apathy to University Reputation

By Staff Editor | January 16

Let's backtrack to kindergarten. Primary education teaches us, among other things, from the first day of school to value respect, responsibility and morals. ...

Editorial Cartoon About 'Post Office Kids' Falls Under Protected Speech

By Staff Editor | January 16

TO THE EDITOR: Graham Denzler spoke on the offended behalfs of those people, young or old, who hang out in front of the post office on Franklin Street. ...

Over-enrollment Adds Burden to Tight Budget

By Adam Cardais | January 16

As a result of over-enrollment at UNC-system campuses, officials are requesting additional funding from the N.C. General Assembly for the upcoming academic ...

'04 Candidates Score Student Help

By Jennifer Samuels | January 16

Though the presidential primaries are more than a year away, students across the state already are gearing up in support of their favorite candidates. About ...

UNC, GPSF Try to Raise Awareness of INS Restrictions

By Will Arey | January 16

As the federal government tightens standards for educational student visas, UNC officials are warning international students that they need to be more ...

Boards to Give Feedback to OWASA

By Billy Corriher | January 16

Officials from Chapel Hill, Carrboro and Orange County will give the Orange Water and Sewer Authority feedback on its new, more strict draft of the area's ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 16

Today 9 a.m. -- The Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross will hold a blood drive in Lesser Hall of the Student Union until 2 p.m. Donors receive ...

UNC Awaits Overdue Performer

By Harmony Johnson | January 16

The jazz pianist billed as "Cuba's finest export" is finally an export. Overcoming the visa troubles that forced him to cancel his entire fall tour, renowned ...

Price Addresses Economy, World Tension in Speech

By Matt Crook | January 16

The challenges facing the United States range from the Far East to the nation's congressional chambers, a local representative told members of UNC Young ...