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By Staff Editor | September 27

The Poop-Mobile Campus officials stated that mobile restrooms could appear in academic buildings in extreme drought conditions. Ahhh ... can't you just ...

Group Strives to Increase Voting

By Will Arey | September 27

Youth Vote Coalition, a national organization seeking to increase student voter turnout, has begun its campaign on UNC-Chapel Hill's campus. Megan DeSmedt, ...

N.C. Puts Past, Budget Behind It

By Staff Editor | September 27

Like a psychiatric patient, North Carolina has just left some traumatic experiences in the past: the dog days of summer, the Miss America hullabaloo and ...

DTH Available Online

September 27

For most students, picking up The Daily Tar Heel on the way to class or breakfast at Lenoir Dining Hall is part of their daily routine on campus. But ...

Injury-Plagued Yellow Jackets Look to Fill Holes

By Staff Editor | September 27

Game and time: Georgia Tech at North Carolina. Kickoff is at 3:30 p.m. Site: Kenan Stadium TV/radio: The game will be televised on ABC. The Tar Heel ...

Professor Abides by Honor Code, Believes All of America Should

By Staff Editor | September 27

TO THE EDITOR: In a guest column on the Honor Code and Honor Court, Glenna Goldis wrote, "The University of Virginia advertises that because of its Honor ...

UNC Faces Overmatched State in ACC Opener

By Dan Blank | September 27

Ask anyone on the North Carolina volleyball team, and she will say the team's record is 0-0. Forget for a second that the Tar Heels have won 12 of their ...

System Enrolls 1,000 Too Many

By Gillian Bolsover | September 27

The UNC system overshot its projected enrollment growth for the third consecutive year, creating a budget hole for many of the UNC system's campuses. The ...

Carrboro Prohibits Exotic Animals

By Angela Simaan | September 27

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen voted unanimously Tuesday night to prohibit residents from owning any non-domesticated, wild or exotic animals. In Article ...

Bush's Call For Action on Iraq Based On Misguided Priorities

By Staff Editor | September 27

You cannot have a successful war on terrorism -- one against Osama bin Laden and al-Qaida maybe, or one possibly on Iraq, but not on terrorism. President ...

Carrboro Adopts Recycling Ordinance

By Aishia LaDean Crayton | September 27

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen unanimously voted Tuesday to adopt the Orange County recycling ordinance, a plan to eliminate the dumping of reusable waste. This ...

Wildlife Center to Close, Reorganize

By Laura Hinson | September 27

The Wildlife Rehabilitation Center in Mebane will close to reorganize its veterinary services after weeks of criticism directed toward management by its ...

Restaurants Offer Weekend Brunch

By Jacob Degroote | September 27

Cereal and Pop-Tarts might be an acceptable breakfast for students in a rush to get to their first class, but when family visits for the weekend, Cap'n ...

Quick Meal Choices Lure Hungry Students

By Sarah Kott | September 27

The busy lives of University students rarely halt for anything -- and the upcoming Carolina Parents' Weekend is certainly not one of them. But for those ...

New South Campus Halls Open

By John Frank | September 27

When junior Andrew Pike applied to live in Hinton James North Residence Hall, he had no idea what to expect. "I wasn't too nervous, just excited for ...

A Hairy Situation: Girls Lop for Love

By Sarah Dixon | September 27

Usually when a girl goes for a haircut, she goes to a salon. But today, more than 30 girls will cut their hair in the Pit. And instead of being swept ...

Helping Hispanic Students, Parents

By Veneta Georgev | September 27

For MariaRosa Rangel, this month is especially significant. Sept. 15 through Oct. 15 is Hispanic Heritage Month, and Gov. Mike Easley has started a campaign ...

Officials Consider UNC's Standards For Excellence

By John Frank | September 27

Striving to reach the University's goal of becoming the nation's leading public university, administrators presented the UNC Board of Trustees with a ...

Parking Provides Challenge at UNC

By Addie Sluder | September 27

There is one common complaint among almost all students, faculty and visitors who frequent the UNC campus. Parking. The lack of parking spaces on campus, ...

Task Force Shortens Tuition Plan Length.

By Shelley Walden | September 27

UNC-Chapel Hill's recently formed Tuition Advisory Task Force met Thursday and weighed the value of campus-initiated tuition increases. The goal of the ...