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Field Hockey Falls to Maryland, Fails to Qualify for NCAA Tourney

By Brandon Coward | November 11

DURHAM -- With the continuation of the North Carolina field hockey team's season hanging in the balance, winning the ACC tournament was UNC's last chance ...

UNC Inches Closer to Top ACC Tourney Seed

November 11

WINSTON-SALEM -- The 12th-ranked North Carolina volleyball team defeated Wake Forest 3-1 Saturday. The 30-28, 30-21, 27-30, 30-25 win improves the ...

Tar Heels Cruise to 14th ACC Title

By Kellie Dixon | November 11

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- When senior Susan Bush settled into her hotel room in Tallahassee with teammate Alyssa Ramsey, she said, the two made a pact. "Coming ...

Humble Coaches Awarded

By Staff Editor | November 11

On Friday night, 1,556 people witnessed history at Fetzer Field. North Carolina men's soccer coach Elmar Bolowich became the winningest coach in program ...

UNC Could Buy 2 Lots for Expanded Parking

By Emily Steel | November 11

UNC officials are looking to convert two residential properties into parking lots for employees of the Kennon Cheek-Rebecca Clark Building and the co-generation ...

Lenoir, Other Cafeteria Workers Have Hard Duty, Deserve Respect From the University Community

By Staff Editor | November 8

TO THE EDITOR: Every single time I open the paper to the editorial page of The Daily Tar Heel and see that (columnist) Joseph Rauch is once again featured, ...

Easley Flexes Muscles With Veto Power

By Matt Crook | November 8

Gov. Mike Easley vetoed a minor appointments bill Wednesday, marking the first time since gubernatorial veto power was adopted under former Gov.

Not Voting Weakens Minority Voices in U.S. Political Process

By Staff Editor | November 8

Few people are more useless than non-voters. Elections took place this week, and many decided to ignore it. Of those people, many did not know how important ...

UNC Whips Wake Forest To Advance in Tourney

By Kellie Dixon | November 8

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -- Mary McDowell knew Thursday afternoon when she and the North Carolina women's soccer team stepped on the field that either she or ...

Barometer

By Staff Editor | November 8

Blow Out The UNC football team lost to Maryland by 52 points Saturday. Don't lose heart. In a mere matter of months UNC will start beating teams by 52 ...

Broadway Great to Perform For Memorial Hall Campaign

By Caroline Lindsey | November 8

When Richard Adler graduated from UNC in 1943, the campus lost a gifted writer who generously donated his time and talent to the arts. Now, with decades ...

Raising a Department at UNC

By Lauren Rippey | November 8

Despite all of her hard work and her successes, Asta Crowe would be quick to argue with anyone who praised her. "I do what I do because I enjoy it," ...

Pinchbeck Advances to 2nd Round

November 8

DALLAS -- North Carolina senior tennis player Kate Pinchbeck defeated Lauren Barnikow of Stanford 6-4, 6-1 in the first round of the 2002 Omni Hotels/ITA ...

State Park Buys Land To Protect River Region

By Shelley Basinger | November 8

In a bid to further conservation efforts along the banks of the river, Eno River State Park acquired 158 acres of land between Eno River and Interstate ...

Voter Turnout Up Slightly in Election

By Laura Youngs | November 8

Voter turnout increased in Orange County and across the state for Tuesday's general election, though reports show that less than half of registered voters ...

Lee Reflects on Political Past, Future

November 8

When the Democratic primary for Orange County's N.C. Senate seat pitted two longtime allies against one another, one man's decades-long career in politics ...

Tenn. Removes Ban on State Lottery

By Stephanie Poole | November 8

N.C. legislators say the recent success of Tennessee's lottery referendum will not significantly increase the chances of a lottery bill being passed by ...

Safe Escort Funding in Jeopardy

By Vanessa Capobianco | November 8

Students wait up to 30 minutes for a ride. Unpaid bills sit in the student government office. And an unapproved golf cart sits in the middle of the ...

OWASA Eliminates All Water Restrictions

By Billy Ball | November 8

The Orange Water and Sewer Authority voted Thursday to eliminate all water restrictions for Chapel Hill and Carrboro in the wake of improving drought ...

Employee Forum To Make 2nd Try At Seat on BOT

By Caroline Kornegay | November 8

Although the UNC Board of Trustees made it clear in September that faculty and staff would not have a seat on the board, University employees want another ...