Men's Golf -

Procedural Problems Restart Search

By Jack Kimball | January 7

Despite a strong public showing against starting the superintendent selection process over, the Orange County Board of Education voted 5-2 to begin the ...

Bell Shines as Tar Heels Trounce Wolfpack

By Kellie Dixon | January 7

Click here to see more photos from the game North Carolina sophomore Nikita Bell planted her feet and outstretched her arms in an attempt to keep N.C. ...

Town Panel to Look At Horace Williams

By Billy Corriher | January 7

The Chapel Hill Town Council has assembled an advisory panel to define and articulate the town's concerns about the development of the University's Horace ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 7

Today 7:30 p.m. -- The Chapel Hill-based Campaign to End the Cycle of Violence invites all advocates for peace and justice to join in planning anti-war ...

National Titles Only Part of UNC Soccer Dynasty

By Kellie Dixon | January 7

For most, winning one championship would be enough. But for the North Carolina women's soccer team, it might seem that failing to do so -- especially ...

Honor Code Reform Far More Widespread Than DTH Story Hints

By Staff Editor | January 7

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing briefly to express appreciation for The Daily Tar Heel's efforts to cover the process of Honor Code reform during the past ...

Ice Storm's Impact, Cost Linger in Town

By John Frank | January 7

One month after a fierce ice storm brought down tree limbs and power lines and crippled the winter-weary Triangle, local officials still are trying to ...

ACT to Finalize Long-Term Campus Parking Plan

By Nikki Werking | January 7

After a full semester of work, UNC's Advisory Committee on Transportation is on schedule to present a proposal for a long-term parking and transportation ...

'Common Man' Focus of Edwards' Campaign

By Emma Burgin | January 7

RALEIGH -- After several months of hinting at a presidential bid, Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., announced Thursday that he will make a run for the White ...

Task Force OKs $1,050 Tuition Hike

By Daniel Thigpen | January 7

Completing a semester's worth of discussions and debate, UNC-Chapel Hill's Tuition Task Force in December recommended a three-year, $1,050 tuition increase ...

BOG Could Halt All Tuition Increases

By Jennifer Samuels | January 7

The UNC-system Board of Governors will consider Friday a freeze on all tuition increases for the 2003-04 academic year, an action prompted by concerns ...

UNC's Cleanup Efforts Could Total $350,000

By Daniel Thigpen | January 7

The ice storm that hit Chapel Hill in December has left a nasty -- and costly -- path of destruction that many, including campus cleanup crews, will continue ...

Campus Dodges Charter Lawsuit

By Lizzie Stewart | January 7

Officials for a civil liberties organization said Monday they would not pursue litigation against UNC after Chancellor James Moeser recently agreed to ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | January 7

Drug Charges Against Students Continued Drug-related charges against two UNC students arrested Oct. 23 were continued at Orange County District Court ...

Collective Good More Valuable Than Self-Interested Pursuits

By Staff Editor | January 7

Americans place a pretty high value on individuality and privatization. Each person should decide what is good for himself and his family and pursue that ...

2 Sought In Slaying Of Smalls

By Tim Candon | January 7

The Richland County Sheriff's Department has two suspects in the fatal Dec. 7 shooting of a North Carolina football player in Columbia, S.C., but the ...

Democrats Begin to Vie for Presidential Nomination

By Emma Burgin | January 7

Al Gore is out, and several Democrats already are stepping up to the challenge of defeating President Bush in the 2004 presidential elections. Former ...

Greene Earns All-America Honors

January 7

North Carolina senior outside hitter Laura Greene was named an All-American by the American Volleyball Coaches Association last month. Greene, a third-team ...

Ice Storm Helps, Hurts Businesses

By Jack Kimball | January 7

Power outages on Franklin Street caused by the ice storm in early December had major economic effects on local businesses -- but not all were negative. A ...

Blunders Abound in The Clutch

By Staff Editor | January 7

Perhaps it's a bit premature, with three weeks remaining in the NFL playoffs, to name the winner of the Leon Lett Memorial Botch Job of the Year Award. There ...