DTH Seeks Readers To Provide Feedback

The Daily Tar Heel is seeking six to eight readers to join its fall 2002 Community Feedback Board. Applications are due by 5 p.m. Tuesday. The board ...

Commissioner Candidates Debate

More than 30 people came out to an elections forum held Friday by the South Orange Black Caucus at Chapel Hill's Town Hall. The Democratic candidates ...

Guess What? Those Sorority Stereotypes Are True After All

I've got to hand it to you sorority girls -- you almost had me fooled. After three years of constant screaming from the Greek camp, "We're all different ...

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Back in the Real World

A black Isuzu Trooper eased through the University Square parking lot before suddenly slamming on the breaks. "Oh my God!" freshman Mary Okeiyi screamed ...

Students Need to Fight To Guard UNC Budget From Chopping Block

TO THE EDITOR: The N.C. legislature is doing the final mop up of the state budget over the next two weeks. During such difficult economic times everyone ...

Love, Hate Move With Rankings

Chancellor James Moeser stood in front of scores of administrators and students a little more than a year ago to set forth his vision for UNC -- to become ...

UNC Volleyball Wins 2nd Tourney of 2002

SAN DIEGO - North Carolina picked up its sixth win in as many matches over the weekend and is now off to its best start since the 1981 Tar Heels started ...

Mullinix Carries Success Beyond Years at UNC

Chances are good the next time Siri Mullinix prepares for a game, she will eat a peanut butter and banana sandwich. She's also likely to jump up and ...

Tar Heel Freshmen Impress In Weekend Tourney Wins

The North Carolina women's soccer team discovered quickly this weekend just how deadly three of its newest additions can be, and how well they already ...

Orange Co. Appeals Fuel Pool Lawsuit

Officials on both sides of an ongoing controversy over the storage of nuclear fuel cells in Wake County presented Thursday their cases to the U.S. Court ...

Bowles Campaigns Locally, Emphasizes Fiscal Issues

There were more cameras than coffee pots at Mama Dip's Kitchen on Friday morning.Erskine Bowles circulated between packed tables at the casual meet, greet ...

UNC Students Finish Medical Ethics Course

Graduate students in the medical school completed UNC's first comprehensive medical ethics course Friday, discussing topics ranging from peer editing ...

Tibetan Refugee Speaks on Campus

With stories of brutal torture and religions oppression, Tibetan monk Palden Gyatso urged a crowd Saturday night to push for an end to U.S. relations ...

Ex-Tar Heel Nicholson Returns To Haunt UNC

It's a dish best served cold. Just ask the North Carolina men's soccer team. And for Davidson's Keith Nicholson, breaking UNC's 15-game home winning ...

Durant Spurs Offense to Squeeze Orangemen

SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Just when it looked like Darian Durant had fumbled away his quarterback job, he scooped it up off the Carrier Dome turf and didn't let ...

Study:Athletics Help Academics

A study released last week by the Brookings Institution found that students who participate in high school sports do not suffer in their academic standing. In ...

Campus Calendar

Today 11 a.m. -- The Orange County Chapter of the American Red Cross will be holding a blood drive in the Great Hall until 4:30 p.m. All donors will ...

Local Mayors Sign Off on Water Emergency

Chapel Hill and Carrboro will soon be under water restrictions that ban all outdoor water use except for fighting fires, officials said. Chapel Hill ...