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No. 8 UNC women's soccer falls, 3-2, to No. 1 Duke to end regular season

| October 31

N.C. Agricultural & Technical State University

Town's Technology Outdated

By Staff Editor | October 25

The Chapel Hill Town Council heard concerns about the town's overworked technology systems in a report by the Citizens' Technology Committee. The committee ...

Get Your Sports Scores, Event Information In the Pit Starting Today

By Staff Editor | October 25

TO THE EDITOR: Starting today, the Carolina Athletic Association will operate a sports ticker on the front right side of Student Stores facing the Pit. ...

Remember to Mind Your Manners

By Staff Editor | October 25

Last week I began this column and accidentally left my disk in an Undergrad computer. When I returned, I could only conclude that my disk had sprouted ...

Students Get Rare Chat With Smith

By Staff Editor | October 25

Offering humorous anecdotes and fielding questions about his life on and off the court, the winningest college basketball coach of all time made a rare ...

UT Aims to Keep Students in State

By Staff Editor | October 25

The University of Tennessee has initiated a new scholarship program attempting to keep Tennessee's top high school graduates from attending out-of-state ...

Student Starts Local Musician Network

By Staff Editor | October 25

One student's vision for a music community has turned into reality with the formation of a new campus group. Zach Gresham, a sophomore English major, ...

State Will Get 1st Female Lt. Gov. On Election Day

By Staff Editor | October 25

After Nov. 7, North Carolina will have a female lieutenant governor for the first time in its history - no matter who wins. The three people vying for ...

Scroggs Students Interrogate Lee

By Staff Editor | October 25

Students at Mary Scroggs Elementary School fired a barrage of questions at a local senator Tuesday, on topics ranging from education and gun control to ...

Electing Judges Places Politics Over Justice

By Staff Editor | October 25

This time of year, it's not unexpected to see signs staking out square feet of the roadside for political candidates. Price for Congress. Vinroot for ...

High-Scoring Tar Heels Look to Continue Win Streak

By Staff Editor | October 25

The high-powered North Carolina men's soccer team will host Elon today at 7 p.m. at Fetzer Field. The Tar Heels (14-2, 4-1 in the ACC) are ranked No. ...

Speaker Stresses Laughter's Healing Power

By Staff Editor | October 25

Terminal illness might be no laughing matter, but cancer patients and their family members learned tips Tuesday night for laughing their way through the ...

CAA Prepares For Basketball Ticket Handout

By Staff Editor | October 25

Today is one of two opportunities remaining for students to receive bracelets for the Carolina Athletic Association's basketball ticket distribution this ...

Supporters Increase Bond Promotion

By Staff Editor | October 25

After a recent poll indicated a majority of N.C.

Errors in Israel Column Show Author's Lack Of Knowledge on Subject

By Staff Editor | October 25

TO THE EDITOR: Anne Fawcett's Oct. 18 column "Ties to Israel Make America Poor Mediator" describing Israel's relationship vis-a-vis the Palestinian Arabs ...

State Commission Aims to Bring Net To Rural Areas

By Staff Editor | October 25

The state of North Carolina has established a special commission to bridge the technological gap separating rural and urban communities across the state. ...

Dye Pack Might Help Police Find Robbery Suspect

By Staff Editor | October 25

CARRBORO - Police are still searching for a suspect in an armed robbery that occurred at Central Carolina Bank at 102 N.C. 54 Bypass. The robbery was ...

Pledges' Attitude Toward Rape Crisis Center Volunteer Disappointing

By Staff Editor | October 25

TO THE EDITOR: As an Orange County Rape Crisis Center volunteer since 1997, I am asked each fall and spring to talk to fraternity and sorority pledges ...

National Disparity Manifest in CCI's Plan to Equip Students With Laptops

By Staff Editor | October 25

Joy Diggs knows firsthand how not owning a computer can be a bump in the road when navigating the information superhighway. During her high school days ...

Storage Facility Worries Residents

By Staff Editor | October 25

Carrboro residents aired concerns about a new storage facility being added to their neighborhood at a public hearing Tuesday night during a Board of Aldermen ...

Injury Has Minimal Effect on Curry

By Staff Editor | October 25

Quarterback Ronald Curry, who was carried off the field with a sprained right knee in Saturday's loss to Clemson, showed few effects of the injury in ...