Resist the Temptation to 'Blame the Victim'; Israel Is on Right Grounds

TO THE EDITOR: I appreciate the positive representation of the Holocaust remembrance that helped to offset the condemnation voiced by Matthew Smith ...

Dole, Bowles Top Opponents In Fund Raising

Recent financial reports indicate that U.S. Senate candidates Elizabeth Dole and Erskine Bowles continue to distance themselves from their competitors.Monday ...

UNC to Offer 16 Fewer Summer Classes

UNC-Chapel Hill officials have decided to reduce the number of summer school classes offered by 2 percent -- about 16 classes -- in anticipation of additional ...

Campus Calendar

Today 10 a.m. -- Campus Y is holding a Relay for Life 50-cent Bake Sale in the Pit until 2 p.m. Cake, brownies and cookies will be 50 cents. 5 p.m. ...

Officials Downplay Visa Policy's Effects

University officials say a new policy imposing stricter regulations on students with foreign citizenship will not deter international students from applying ...

Tax Deadline Spurs Last-Minute Flurry

For at least the second year in a row, the post office on Estes Drive added about eight more hours to its working day. The result? Hundreds of Chapel ...

Illegal Downloads Continue to Go Up

Despite record companies' dramatic success in forcing the July 2001 shutdown of Napster -- formerly the nation's premiere Internet music exchange program ...

UNC Group Responds To Mideast Violence With Medical Care

A representative from a UNC organization that has long worked to boost health-care infrastructure in the Middle East will depart for the region today ...

Basnight Names Senate Members To Study Group

Senate President Pro Tem Marc Basnight, D-Dare, recently made five appointments to a legislative commission that will examine the structure ...

Local Officials Respond to College Alcoholism Survey

In response to a recent study, local officials say that while it's hard to pinpoint binge drinkers, they're working to stamp out the broader problem of ...

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Plan Aims to Aid Unemployed, Textiles

Staff Writer RALEIGH -- An economic development strategy promoted by the state's junior senator Monday will seek to help thousands of rural North Carolinians ...

Drug Investigation Leads to 2 Arrests

Carrboro police ended a three-month drug investigation Friday after they seized more than 700 grams of marijuana from a residence in Carrboro. A press ...

N.C. Teacher Salaries Experience Slow Growth

A recent report states that teacher salaries in North Carolina and across the nation have been experiencing growth far below economic trends, a pattern ...

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Developments in the War on Terrorism

Bush Wants Arafat to Back Up Words - President Bush wants to see action from Yasser Arafat following his condemnation of terrorism, top aides said Sunday. ...

Blue Devils Fend Off Tar Heels in Late ACC Clash

DURHAM -- The North Carolina women's tennis team's dream since the beginning of the season has been to win a national championship. Judging from Sunday's ...

Poll Shows That Women Feel Less Safe Than Men

Students and officials said they want to see expanded programs to address feelings of women and off-campus residents that they are not safe on campus ...

Rehnquist Traces History of Chief Justices

DURHAM -- U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice William Rehnquist traced the history of his position from its minimalist beginnings in 1789 to its current ...