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Power of One: Osama Versus Adolf Hitler

By Michael Carlton | October 29

I have neither the desire to overthrow the hegemonic power guiding the international economic system nor the apathy and/or ignorance to condone the slaughter ...

Deacons Surprise Men's Soccer With Victory

October 29

WINSTON-SALEM -- The players have changed in the last five years, but the outcome has remained in North Carolina's favor in games between UNC and Wake ...

New Scholarship Bears Attack Victim's Name

By Elizabeth Michalka | October 29

An anonymous donor has established an endowed scholarship to honor 1996 UNC graduate Mary Lou Hague, who was among the victims of the Sept. 11 attack ...

Sleaze or Hormonal Victim: You Decide

By Staff Editor | October 29

I'm sure most of you remember Sunday, Feb. 18 of last year. The men's basketball team, riding on an 18-game winning streak and a No. 1 national ranking, ...

RHA Sponsors Halloween Bash in Student Union

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe | October 29

Ghosts, goblins and witches have a new place to make magic and mischief this Halloween, giving students an alternative to the traditional revelry on Franklin ...

Endowed Posts Draw Professors

By Ruthie Warshenbrot | October 29

UNC biology Professor Joel Kingsolver was content in his 15-year-long position at the University of Washington-Seattle. But when he decided to move back ...

Area Anti-war Protesters Meet Verbal Hostility

By John Frank | October 29

Hundreds of anti-war activists marched down Franklin Street on Saturday chanting and holding signs denouncing the U.S. military response to the Sept. ...

Carmichael Crowd Helps Inspire Volleyball in Win

By Randy Wellington | October 29

Energy and motivation are two important components of any victory. Sometimes, intensity originates from the outside factors like the crowd or the coach. ...

Former Leaders Voice Opposition To BOG Inquiry

By Julia Lamm | October 29

A letter sent last week to state lawmakers by four former N.C. governors and two former UNC-system presidents decried recent legislation calling for a ...

Season Still Anybody's Ballgame

By Rachel Carter | October 29

The Monday before his Aug. 25 season-opener at Oklahoma, John Bunting carved out a half an hour of his time to sit down to talk a little bit about himself ...

Flanagan Snags 2nd ACC Title

October 29

CLEMSON, S.C. -- North Carolina cross country runner Shalane Flanagan won her second consecutive ACC title Saturday at the conference championships. Flanagan ...

Bands Strive for New Music Award

By Michael Abernethy | October 29

Nothing brings musicians together like the chance to play in front of 22 million people. Just ask the five semifinalists of The American Music Awards ...

Campus Calendar Today

By Staff Editor | October 29

8 a.m. -- Student may pick up remaining basketball tickets at the Smith Center Ticket Office until all of the approximately 1,000 tickets are given out. 11 ...

Cartoonist Changes To Author With Ease

By Brooks Firth | October 29

Doug Marlette has collected an impressive list of credentials during his ever-expanding career -- acclaimed political cartoonist, UNC faculty member and ...

Dedicated to Service After Stint on the Streets

By Lauren Rippey | October 26

Imagine spending 24 hours on the streets of San Diego, Calif., dressed in donated clothing, asking for money. People are ignoring you, and those who do ...

Loreleis Celebrate 20 Years of Song

By Zach Hemenway | October 26

It was October 1981. Eight girls, all UNC undergraduates, got together to sing at a Morehead banquet. They called themselves the Loreleis, after their ...

Parking for Students to Be Eliminated

By Addie Sluder | October 26

On-campus parking for students living in residence halls will be eliminated in the near future, officials said Wednesday. At the Transportation and Parking ...

House Passes Bill Tough on Fake IDs

By Chase Foster | October 26

The N.C. House passed a bill last week that will make it illegal to use any form of fake identification to either purchase alcohol or enter restricted ...

Japan, America Unite With SUSHI

By Jacqueline Brown | October 26

Hand-painted pumpkins and odango, a traditional Japanese food made of sweet rice powder, covered the tables in the lobby of Alderman Residence Hall as ...

Franklin Street Club in Works For Older Crowd

By Tom Kingsley | October 26

A multilevel dance club with a high-end martini and cigar bar is in the works for Franklin Street. The club, tentatively dubbed "Skye," is slated to ...