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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 ...

DTH Puts Out Free Game Guide

September 27

Although The Daily Tar Heel is normally a five-day-a-week publication, all that changes during football season. DTH SportSaturday is published for every ...

Stereotyping Anyone Is Outdated Practice, Ignores Individual

By Staff Editor | September 27

TO THE EDITOR: I have been working at the Student Union for about two years now. In that time I have come to befriend an eclectic group of great people ...

Older Stores, Eateries Give Town Character

By Peter Gilchrist | September 27

The town of Chapel Hill thrives on powerful tradition. The restaurants and local stores provide the area with a long history and many great stories. If ...

Town Offers Variety of Film Options

September 27

You can't get bored in Chapel Hill, especially if you like movies. Whether you plan to see behemoths or less obvious picks, you'll be able to catch ...

Bill Protects Domestic Abuse Victims

By Shelley Basinger | September 27

Measures are being taken to help victims of domestic violence on both state and local levels after a highly publicized kidnapping Monday that resulted ...

UNC Supporter Starts Football Endowment

By Jenny Immel | September 27

UNC football coach John Bunting will become the first head coach to receive a named endowment at the University. The Joe Maddux Endowment was created ...

Officials: N.C. Police Handled Chase Properly

By Shannan Bowen | September 27

Officials said Monday's police chase that ended with a murder-suicide was handled properly by the Raleigh police and the N.C. Highway Patrol. Police ...

True-Blue Stores Vie for Customers

By John Frank | September 27

From the outside, the Shrunken Head Boutique looks like a hole in the wall. But inside, the oldest fan merchandise store on Chapel Hill's main strip ...

Candidates Share Passion for Service

By Elizabeth Saputo | September 27

Community service and involvement in a wide range of activities are two qualities that seniors Rhonda Patterson and Melody Rodgers share. Both also ...

Fayetteville State Students Lobby to Keep Name

By Stephanie Poole | September 27

Loyal supporters of Fayetteville State University successfully rallied Thursday to oppose a potential university name change, winning the necessary votes ...

Cheap Restaurants Attract Students, Parents

By Abigail Smith | September 27

Any time you're in a college town, knowing the inexpensive places to eat around town is important. From Franklin Street to downtown Carrboro, the area ...

House OKs Campaign Reforms for Court Elections

By Stephanie Jordan | September 27

State representatives passed a bill Thursday outlawing partisan races for posts at both the N.C. Court of Appeals and the N.C. Supreme Court. The bill ...

UNC-G Faculty Pool Donations To Assist University Employees

By Laura Youngs | September 27

After state budget cuts slashed pay raises for staff members at public universities, the faculty at UNC-Greensboro decided to take action. Faculty members ...

BOG Chairman Pays Visit to Campus

By Gillian Bolsover | September 26

Brad Wilson, chairman of the UNC-system Board of Governors, visited UNC-Chapel Hill on Wednesday to develop a better working relationship with student ...

Local Residents, UNC Alumni Protest Possible War on Iraq

By Brian Meares | September 26

Shortly before sunrise Wednesday, when most UNC students were fast asleep, a small but determined group gathered at the ATMs on Raleigh Road in the predawn ...

Visa Troubles Keep ValdEs Out of U.S.

By Brian Millikin | September 26

He'd been booked for months, the posters had been printed, and tickets had been sold -- but the show won't go on. Renowned jazz pianist Chucho Vald