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Preparation Key To a Good R

By Kellie Dixon | September 17

For the most part, the words students put down on one piece of paper can determine their futures. University Career Services officials say students should ...

Kinnaird Wins Recount; Lee May Request Another

By Joanne Jordan | September 17

N.C. Sen. Howard Lee, D-Orange, is considering yet another recount of votes cast in last week's primary election after results of a second tally released ...

Men's Golf Places 2nd in Tournament

September 17

JONESBOROUGH, Tenn. -- North Carolina's golf team fired a one-over-par 289 total, the low round of the day, to jump into second place at the Bank of Tennessee ...

Mexicans Celebrate Freedom

By Nate DeGraff | September 17

Americans remember the midnight ride of Paul Revere as a defining moment in the country's bid to break away from British rule. For Mexicans and Mexican-Americans, ...

University Cuts Down Water Use

By Heather Knighton and Joelle Ruben | September 17

On Sept. 9, the Orange Water and Sewer Authority declared a state of water supply emergency for Chapel Hill and Carrboro and advised its customers to ...

Student Leaders Connect at Outdoor Retreat

By Lauren Biggers | September 17

Ten members of student government, led by Student Body President Jen Daum, spent the weekend hiking, rappelling and bonding. Daum and her colleagues ...

Statewide Voter Turnout About Average

By Emma Burgin | September 17

North Carolina's voter turnout last week is nothing to be proud of, political pundits say. Statewide voter turnout for the U.S. Senate race was about ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | September 17

Today 6:30 p.m. -- The University Center for International Studies is hosting "Language, Identity and the Generation Gap in Immigrant Families" at the ...

Task Force Set to Discuss Graduate Student Stipends

By Jessica Bonnem and Nikki Werking | September 17

University officials said Monday that a new task force will meet in early October to discuss teaching and research assistant stipends. The committee, ...

Teach-Ins About Terror Attacks Demonstrate Free Speech Principle

By Staff Editor | September 17

TO THE EDITOR: There is much that could be said in response to Michael McKnight's Sept. 10 "Right of Way" column. Among other things, it is a bit disturbing ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | September 17

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UNC Professor Leads Dig, Finds Lost City in Crete

By Kemp Baldwin | September 17

Indiana Jones comes to mind when most college students think of an archaeologist. But despite the lack of Nazis and whips, Donald Haggis`, a professor ...

Homeland Security Act May Grant UNC Faculty $20 Million

By Cassidy Cobbs | September 17

UNC-Chapel Hill faculty could receive up to $20 million for research projects related to homeland security under a bill being considered by the U.S. Senate. The ...

Lawmakers Set to Vote On Budget Proposal

By Elyse Ashburn | September 17

RALEIGH -- After hours of wrangling behind closed doors, N.C. House conferees signed off late Monday on a $14.3 billion budget proposal for the 2002-03 ...

2002 Fall Career Fair - Organizations Attending

By Staff Editor | September 17

ABBOTT LABORATORIES (ROCKY MOUNT NC) Ms. Ruth Dickens PO Box 2226 Rocky Mount NC 27802-2226 http://abbott.com/career/career_center.cfm 2002 Minority ...

UNC Student Forum Connects University on the Web

By Sarah Kott | September 17

With topics ranging from fraternity attire to parking to sex on campus, uncstudent.com promises to take online addiction to a whole new level. Ryan ...

ROTC Members Protest Demolition of Armory

By Lynne Shallcross | September 17

While UNC's 50-year blueprint for campus growth was created to better the University, the Future Naval Officers Association see it as a home-wrecker. The ...

Cartoon

By Staff Editor | September 17

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Cover Letters Key to Hiring

By Elyse Ashburn | September 17

A good cover letter can move your application from the discard pile to the top of the stack of potential hires, officials say. Tim Stiles, associate ...

Local Schools Receive High Marks

By David Allen | September 17

The ABCs testing program recently reported that nine of the 14 Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools reached "excellence" status last year. None of the schools ...