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Communiversity Hits Decade Mark, Expands Effort

By Erin Ganley | September 16

Communiversity, a program that assists school children in the surrounding communities, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The Sonja Haynes ...

Texas Manhandles Tar Heel Front Seven

By Ian Gordon | September 16

The first time the crowd at Kenan Stadium belted out its familiar "Tar ... Heels" chant from both sides of the field Saturday night, the place was alive ...

Faculty Member Thinks LGBTQ Office Would Meet Campus Needs

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR:I would like to respectfully disagree with The Daily Tar Heel's editorial stance that an Office of LGBTQ Life and Study on the UNC-Chapel ...

LGBTQ Center Would Meet Diverse Needs of Campus Community

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR: There seems to be a fluctuating level of support for the Office of LGBTQ Life and Study here on campus. Let me therefore take this opportunity ...

UNC Students Should Take Time to Read Whole Quran, Not Part

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR: As a born American and as an Italian Jew, I am absolutely dumfounded by what is occurring at UNC-Chapel Hill. (Thirty-five verses out ...

BOG Supports Academic Freedom

By Elyse Ashburn | September 16

The UNC-system Board of Governors approved a resolution supporting academic freedom Friday, effectively wrapping up debate on an issue that has been a ...

CDS Should Replace Styrofoam With Paper Despite Lack of Water

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR:

Teamwork Focus Propels UNC to Place 2nd

By Chris Gilfillan | September 16

North Carolina cross country coach Mike Whittlesey was more worried about cooperation than he was about wins or losses at the UNC Challenge. On a rainy ...

NCAA Rules Don't Apply To the Press

By Staff Editor | September 16

Wayne Maikranz need not worry. Should he and his student reporters at UNC-Charlotte decide to fight the NCAA, this is one battle the association will ...

Bookstore Represents 'Thicket of Socialist Bureaucracy'

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR: On a recent attempt to return a book to the campus bookstore, I found myself stepping back into the thicket of a socialist bureaucracy. ...

500 N.C. State Students Gather to Protest Budget Cuts

By Elyse Ashburn | September 16

In an act intended to boost student empowerment, about 500 N.C. State University students marched onto Chancellor Marye Anne Fox's lawn at 1 a.m. Friday, ...

Southpoint Experiences Bomb Scare

September 16

A suspicious metal cylinder was found outside the Streets of Southpoint Mall in Durham late Friday evening. The cylinder resembled a small pipe bomb, ...

Depiction of Bowles as Dishonest Is Inaccurate, Ignores His Character

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR: Michael McKnight's recent column on Erskine Bowles' U.S. Senate campaign was blatantly erroneous and disturbingly off-base. To say that ...

In The News

By Staff Editor | September 16

Government Tracks Terrorist Phone Calls WASHINGTON -- Government agents have recently uncovered numerous calls from difficult-to-track prepaid cell phones, ...

Students Could Be Denied Credit Cards

September 16

One U.S. legislator's efforts to put tougher restrictions on college-aged people seeking credit cards is gaining steam after a major study found college ...

Bowles, Dole Support Bush's Stance on Iraq

By Jennifer Samuels | September 16

U.S. Senate hopefuls Erskine Bowles and Elizabeth Dole both support President Bush's policy of removing Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein from power, but experts ...

Slavery's Lasting Effects Provide Justification for Payment of Reparations

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR: I would like to make some quick points to address Ms. Rebecca Hill's rebuttal to the article on slave reparations. I would hope ideology ...

ASG to Inform, Increase Voice

By Emma Burgin | September 16

DURHAM -- The UNC-system Association of Student Governments expressed its support for academic freedom and pledged to increase the volume of student voice ...

Columnist Selectively Attacked Sororities for Widespread Practices

By Staff Editor | September 16

TO THE EDITOR: You and all the other nerds (acceptable because you keep us entertained with your oh-so hysterical humor) almost fooled us. We, the sorority ...

NIH OKs 2nd Report Extension

By Rob Leichner | September 13

The National Institutes of Health has granted the University another extension for filing its report on the treatment of animals used for experiments ...