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Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protestors hold walkout, spray paint University buildings

| September 19

Men's Golf

Tired Clich

By Michael Woods | March 22

Exit Wounds2 StarsWhat's the easiest way to resuscitate the career of an over-the-hill action star? Apparently, the formula doesn't entail quality acting, ...

Panel Discusses Campaign Funds

By Metoka Welch | March 22

A panel of legislators and policy advocates discussed campaign finance reform and the use of soft money in state and national elections Wednesday in Carroll ...

Lottery Ignites Criticism

By Stephanie Lockwood | March 22

In a controversial move, Gov.

Board Clarifies Transfer Policy Guidelines

By Carolyn Pearce | March 22

The Orange County Board of Education unanimously ruled to update the district's student transfer policy Monday night in an attempt to clarify the guidelines ...

Students Pitch Entrepreneurial Ideas

By Greg Steffensen | March 22

"Launching the Company" is perhaps the only course at UNC in which the best students receive hundreds of thousands of dollars.But that's what ...

Lower Quad Residents Victims of Recent Break-Ins

By Rachel Clarke | March 22

Olde Campus Lower Quad residents are being advised to lock their doors and watch out for strangers after several recent break-ins.Early Tuesday morning, ...

Ticket Policy Disclosed

By Greg Steffensen | March 22

Officials from the Department of Athletics' Ticket Office rejected claims Thursday that Carolina Athletic Association President Tee Pruitt receives a ...

Environmental Officials Seek Solutions to N.C. Smog Problem

By Talley Sergent | March 22

On a clear summer's day one can see forever, right?Blink an eye, or even both, and fast forward to a hot, muggy summer day, typical of the North Carolina ...

Duke Officals Consider Mandatory Onb-Campus Living for Sophomores

By Tanner Bond | March 22

Duke University sophomores might soon have little choice of living locations if a recently proposed housing measure is approved.The school's Residential ...

Gymnast's Attitude Ties Together Team

By Brad Broders | March 22

No matter the situation, it's often hard to find North Carolina gymnast Lisa Companioni in a bad mood.Ask any of her UNC teammates, at practice or on ...

N.C. Politicians Wary of McCain's Finance Reform

By Ben DeSantis | March 22

State political leaders are uncertain how reforms proposed in the McCain-Feingold campaign finance reform bill, which hit the U.S. Senate floor this week, ...

UNC Activist Fights for Worker Rights

By Megan Butler | March 22

A week after many University students returned from various Spring Break locales, senior Kea Parker left Thursday for a trip of her own to Mexico.But ...

Anti-Slavery Reparations Ad Rocks Duke

By Faith Ray | March 22

DURHAM -- Duke University students converged on the Student Union on Wednesday to protest an anti-slavery reparations advertisement published in The Chronicle, ...

Schmidt Keeps `Perfect Balance'

By Gavin Off | March 22

After talking with Alice Schmidt, you would have never believed that gray clouds hung over North Carolina for much of the week.Rather, everything seemed ...

Columnist's Viewpoint On Racism Clouded by Being Atop `Ivory Tower'

By Staff Editor | March 22

TO THE EDITOR:My knee-jerk reaction upon reading Linda Chupkowski's column in The Daily Tar Heel ("Racism Can Be Difficult to Notice," Feb. ...

BOT to Vote on Master Plan Despite Council Concerns

By Kara Eide | March 22

The fate of the Master Plan is in the hands of the UNC Board of Trustees today as the group votes on whether to approve the blueprint for campus development.Developed ...

Texas Legislators Question Value of Standardized Tests

By Walton Walker | March 22

Signaling a growing concern over the fairness of university admissions criteria, Texas lawmakers recently proposed a bill that aims to reduce the importance ...

Aldermen Approve Carr Mill Mall Courtyard, ATM

By Aldesha Gore | March 22

CARRBORO -- At its meeting Tuesday night, the Carrboro Board of Aldermen approved a request granting the owners of Carr Mill Mall a permit to expand the ...

Duke Staves Off Tar Heel Comeback

March 22

Throughout the season, the North Carolina men's lacrosse team has used its resiliency to battle back from deficits.The Tar Heels again displayed that ...

Chapel Hill Police Work to Serve Hispanics

By Katie McNeill | March 22

Year-round cultural diversity classes, four Spanish-speaking officers and community support are helping the Chapel Hill Police Department better serve ...