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Americorps to see cuts, more workers

By CAROLYN SOROCK | February 11

With President Bush’s proposed 2006 budget, Americorps would be able to expand its program by taking on 2,500 more volunteers, even as overall funding ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | February 11

Dual-language program to offer information sessions Parents interested in enrolling their children in the dual-language program of the city school ...

Police log

February 11

- Chapel Hill police arrested a Durham man at 2:45 a.m. Thursday and charged him with one misdemeanor count of driving while impaired and one misdemeanor ...

BOG panel hears tuition requests

By ERIC JOHNSON | February 11

WILMINGTON — Despite strong appeals from the chancellors of 13 universities, it remains almost certain that the UNC-system Board of Governors will ...

Big platforms propelled pair of candidates

By Brian Hudson | February 11

In student body president campaigns, it seems that size does matter. Promise for promise, candidates Seke Ballard and Seth Dearmin had the largest ...

Drama professor added to faculty permanently

February 11

In the face of growing problems with faculty retention, one University department has managed to attract new blood. Leon Katz was named the David G. ...

University offers interviewing tips

February 11

David Geigerman is not the kind of person who has trouble carrying on a conversation. But when he was interviewed for a telemarketing job during his ...

Town to pick up tab on home repair

By GREGG FOUND | February 11

Residents in affordable housing need not worry about paying for repairs to their homes — the town might be willing to help them out. Applications ...

UNC faces another road test

By Staff Editor | February 11

Game and Time: No. 2 North Carolina at No. 19 Connecticut. Tipoff is at 1 p.m. Site: Hartford Civic Center TV/Radio: The game will be televised ...

Professionals to receive help

By JENNIFER FAIR | February 11

Young business professionals in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro area can look forward to a new way to learn about local business opportunities. The Chapel ...

Store's owner says it'll work with officials

February 11

A local economic advisory board is prepared to take action in order to fill a vacant downtown building, despite claims from the property owner that it ...

Aldermen examine Smith Level Road

By EREN TATARAGASI | February 10

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen discussed funding Tuesday for the possible revamping of Smith Level Road, a project that has been in the works for 20 years. The ...

Hopefuls step up final campaigns

By KATIE CLINE | February 10

Students walking past the Pit on Wednesday could have forgotten that the University is at the peak of campaigns for student body president. The throngs ...

Bill might raise legislators' pay

By MATT BOWLES | February 10

Some state legislators want more money to do their jobs, even as the state tries to head off a $1.3 billion deficit. A bill filed in the N.C. Senate ...

Police log for Feb. 10

February 10

- Chapel Hill police arrested a local man at 1 a.m. Wednesday and charged him with one felony count of malicious conduct by a prisoner, one misdemeanor ...

Orange County to study potential parks

February 10

Orange County soon will be more efficiently educated to provide parks and recreational facilities, as the Orange County Board of Commissioners hopes to ...

Arts project delves into dreams

By MONA SONI | February 10

This year’s townwide arts project, sponsored by the Chapel Hill Public Arts Commission, encourages members of the community to express their dreams ...

Candidates fight their shock

By DANIEL WILKES | February 10

Many students were awe-struck Wednesday after no candidate received a majority of votes in the two-ticket race for senior class president and vice president. “We ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | February 10

Local middle-schooler wins stock market competition Jessica Goss, an eighth-grade student at McDougle Middle School, won first place in the North Carolina ...

Storm debris, waste at top of county's list

By TED STRONG | February 10

Managing storm debris and finalizing a long-term solid waste management program are the two most important landfill-related issues facing Orange County, ...