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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

Seniors to Have Fun, Show Spirit in Pit

By Staff Editor | October 17

Seniors will have the chance to hit the Pit and show some school spirit this week as their time at UNC draws closer to an end. Senior class officials ...

Poll Site Opens With Bond Rally

By Staff Editor | October 17

Political candidates, UNC officials and athletics head coaches gathered at the Morehead Planetarium on Monday morning to raise support for the higher ...

Students Hold Vigil for Peace

By Staff Editor | October 17

Amid the noisy atmosphere of the Pit, students gathered for an hour of silence to contemplate the crisis in the Middle East. Fliers lined the steps of ...

Carrieri Extends Scoring Hot Streak

By Staff Editor | October 17

Chris Carrieri was clutch during the first half of North Carolina's season. The junior forward scored the game-winning goal in five of the men's soccer ...

Protesters to Meet at CP&L Building

By Staff Editor | October 17

Protesters will gather again at Carolina Power & Light Co.'s Center Plaza Building in Raleigh today to voice concerns about proposed expansion of the ...

Dilbert 10/17/00

By Staff Editor | October 17

Gore, Bush Get Set for Round 3

By Staff Editor | October 17

Political pundits say both major-party presidential candidates have room to improve in tonight's third and final debate at Washington University in St. ...

Wolfpack Victory Marked by Emotions on Both Sides

By Staff Editor | October 17

Kory Bailey knew it was getting ready to happen. The North Carolina junior wideout could see the N.C. State players pointing. Their fingers were aimed ...

Fast Start Helps UNC Beat Duke

By Staff Editor | October 17

North Carolina's volleyball squad dropped a tough match to Wake Forest at home Friday night because of a slow start. The team was determined it would ...

Campus Y Brings Sensitive Subject To Dinner Table

By Staff Editor | October 17

The delicate issue of discrimination was a hot topic Monday night among students of all races. The Campus Y Dinner Discussion and Criminal Justice Action ...

Men's Golf Takes 6th At Duke Golf Classic

By Staff Editor | October 17

The North Carolina men's golf team fired a 293 in the final round of the Duke Golf Classic and finished in sixth place with a total of 886. The event ...

Fair Weaves Spell Once More

By Staff Editor | October 17

RALEIGH - People from all corners of the state fell under an almost-magical pull and started munching on funnel cakes and waiting to ride the Ferris Wheel ...

Former SBP to Take Greek Helm

By Staff Editor | October 17

A former student body president and UNC fraternity member has been named interim director of Greek affairs. Aaron Nelson was selected for the position ...

Congress Holds Elections Today To Fill Vacancies

By Staff Editor | October 17

Students can cast their votes today to decide who will represent the concerns of their district in Student Congress for the remainder of the school year. ...

Young Democrats Debate Same-Sex Marriages

By Staff Editor | October 17

The Young Democrats proved Monday night that despite a common political ideology, there is a lot of variation within the organization on at least one ...

Southeast Asia Experts Share in Q-and-A

By Staff Editor | October 17

Honors students had a chance Monday to discuss issues facing Southeast Asian nations with some of the leaders who understand those countries best. The ...

Okulaja Returns to Familiar Setting

By Staff Editor | October 17

The scene Ademola Okulaja returned to Monday night had not changed much from the one he left after the 1998-1999 season. Okulaja's brother, Adekola, was ...

Staff Development Program Allows Student, Administrator Interaction

By Staff Editor | October 16

A staff development program at Culbreth Middle School has opened up opportunities for students and administrators to interact. Wednesday, Thursday and ...

Men's Golf Looks to Continue Improved Play

By Staff Editor | October 16

DURHAM - North Carolina's Richard Treis believes playing the last 18 holes of golf is easier than the first. His teammates would have to agree. The ...

Despite Mistakes, Loreleis Steal the Show at Jam

By Staff Editor | October 16

Remember the first "Divas Live" on VH1? At the end of the show, Aretha Franklin sauntered on stage, out-singing and out-performing the other divas-in-training. ...