Cancer Center Tests New Drug

UNC's Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center is participating in a study to test a new drug that might combat an incurable blood disease. Myelodysplastic ...

Tragedy No Excuse to Ignore Law

After the terrorist attacks Sept. 11, Scott Maitland put up a banner that read "God Bless America; Woe to Our Enemies" at his place of business. Maitland, ...

UNC Rebounds, Defeats Bulldogs

It wasn't pretty. Sometimes it hardly looked like soccer. But it was exactly what the North Carolina men's soccer team needed as it shut out UNC-Asheville ...

Sierra Club to Hold Forum

One of the three candidates in the Chapel Hill mayoral race might gain support from a local environmental group, following a forum tonight at Chapel Hill ...

The Future -- Full of Logic, Electric Shorts

People are always discussing ways to better the University. Chancellor Moeser is a man with the Master Plan, committees are busy pretending they don't ...

Weekend No-Fly Zones Not Yet Set

The Federal Aviation Administration issued no-fly zones over sporting events nationwide last weekend, but no decision has been made about whether similar ...

Weaver Shows Promise Despite Flaws

If comedians Jeff Foxworthy and Adam Sandler somehow managed to conceive, Chapel Hill comic Larry Weaver might very well be the result. Anyone who's ...

Alumna Sees Present Situation As a "Killed or Be Killed" Type Scenario

TO THE EDITOR: I continue to be stunned at the obtuseness shown in universities all over the country. How can people be protesting our actions abroad? ...

Northside Residents Ask for More Protection

The Chapel Hill Town Council and mayor are calling on local officials to bolster enforcement for Northside Chapel Hill -- an area residents say faces ...

Field Hockey Strives To Regain No. 1 Rank

In a break from its usual weekend afternoon games, the North Carolina field hockey team will host Wake Forest at 7 p.m. Wednesday for its only evening ...

Kudzu 09/26/01

Growth Plan Still Changing

Discussions focused on proposed graduate student housing, the proposed access road from Mason Farm Road into South Campus and details about how construction ...

LGBT March Peaceful, Emphasizes Unity

Despite safety concerns that proved to be unrealized, 15 members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community and other student groups marched ...

N.C. Could Get Tougher ID Restrictions

N.C. lawmakers might pass legislation requiring proof of residency for those seeking N.C. identification cards and driver's licenses because of an influx ...

Police Propose Tighter Restrictions on Halloween Party

Police officials are looking to regulate Chapel Hill's annual Halloween celebration with a move that would bar visitors and their vehicles from the area. Chapel ...

Tragedy No Excuse to Ignore Law

After the terrorist attacks Sept. 11, Scott Maitland put up a banner that read "God Bless America; Woe to Our Enemies" at his place of business. ...

Town Council Passes Revised Noise Ordinance

The Chapel Hill Town Council approved revisions to the town's noise ordinance Monday night, lowering the legal noise level in residential areas and making ...

Graduate Student Tells Others That Destroying Property is Unacceptable

TO THE EDITOR: I take exception to Robert Vice's endorsement of Saturday's post-game vandalism as it appeared in Tuesday's paper. When did it become ...

Cartoon 09/26/01