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New Program To Promote 'Active Living'

By Joelle Ruben | October 1

About 200 people attended a ceremony held at the Lumina Theatre on Monday morning to celebrate a new public health program that incorporates physical ...

DWI Checkpoint Leads to 10 Arrests, 47 Citations

By Alyssa Fine | October 1

Police say a coordinated effort between local law enforcement officials resulted in 10 arrests and 47 citations at Chapel Hill's driving-while-impaired ...

Daum's Absence From Council Hearing About Ordinance Excusable

By Staff Editor | October 1

TO THE EDITOR: Please allow a teacher of English to take exception to your castigation of Student Body President Jen Daum (The Daily Tar Heel, "Unexcused ...

Student Government, DTH Failed to Promote Congressional Election

By Staff Editor | October 1

TO THE EDITOR: It saddens me to the extent that both student government and The Daily Tar Heel failed in their responsibilities to inform the community. ...

In Brief: University Research

By Staff Editor | October 1

Monkey Herpes Virus May Aid Cancer Studies UNC researchers have found similar gene profiles between a herpes virus that affects certain types of monkeys ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | October 1

Today 9 a.m. -- The Carolina Union Activities Board presents Magnetic Poetry in the Pit until 1 p.m. The funniest poem will be printed in The Daily Tar ...

BOT Speeds Up Suspension Appeals

By Lynne Shallcross | October 1

Suspended students might finally have someone in their corner -- the UNC Board of Trustees. The BOT decided Thursday to make the suspension appeal process ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | October 1

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Mock to Take Helm as Wrestling Coach in 2003

October 1

C.D. Mock, an assistant coach and former NCAA champion at North Carolina, has been named the Tar Heels' next head wrestling coach. Mock, a 1982 UNC graduate, ...

Review Board for BOG Yet To Meet

By Stephanie Jordan | October 1

A 10-member commission charged with studying the structure of the UNC-system Board of Governors has yet to meet despite a quickly approaching deadline. Although ...

Rumi Festival Illuminates, Enlightens to Islamic Culture

By Elliott Dube | October 1

As the religious melodies drifted in timeless fashion throughout the room, one thing became clear -- this peaceful music is in direct contrast to the ...

One-Act Plays Bring Talent, Comedy to Carolina

By Caroline Lindsey | October 1

Whether it's in the form of witty wordplay or sheer comic anarchy, humor makes Company Carolina's 2002 One-Act Festival a hit. And though some of the ...

Doctoral Students Request Hooding at Commencement

By Heather Knighton | October 1

Seeking greater recognition for their rigorous studies, doctoral students have approached administrators about the possibility of an additional graduation ...

Police to Lessen Halloween Restrictions

By Eileen Earnhardt | October 1

Every Halloween, Franklin Street turns into a madhouse of masquerade and revelry.

Teach-In About Iraq Situation Filled With 'Valuable Lessons'

By Staff Editor | October 1

As I walked into the "No War in Iraq" teach-in last week, I thought I would walk away with nothing more than an earful of recycled 1960s anti-war rhetoric. After ...

Rackham on Pace to Make 1,000 Digs

By Jeremy Borden | October 1

They are the focal point of any volleyball team's offense. Yet setters, who have one of the toughest positions in the sport, often go unnoticed. Ultimately, ...

Skylight Exchange Hosts Art Event

By Brandon Whiteside | October 1

Imagine the resultant force when prolific thinkers create art not in solitude but in combination.

Worker Rights Involvement Might Change

By Lance Johnson | October 1

*This article has been corrected As the leader among colleges fighting for the fair treatment of apparel factory workers, UNC has the power to push for ...

Navy, ROTC Have UNC Bond

By Kirsten Fields | October 1

Hundreds of people pass through Lenoir Dining Hall every day to grab a quick lunch or to stop and chat with friends. But few people know the dining ...

INS Fee Might Cause Problems

By Gillian Bolsover | October 1

Schools that have not yet applied to be a member of a federally mandated foreign student database must pay a $580 certification fee by Nov. 15, the U.S. ...