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No. 19 UNC women's basketball soars past Boston College, 80-67, thanks to third quarter surge

| January 12

Swimming and Diving

New Law Helps Protect Victims' Confidentiality

By Ashley Williams | July 26

An Orange County court case last fall has led to a new state statute that protects victims of assault and domestic violence. On July 12, Gov. Mike Easley ...

Third `Park' Proves Dull

By Jonathan Miller | July 26

Two of Five Stars Remember when "Star Wars: Episode I -- The Phantom Menace" came out? Everyone thought the story was pretty good, but Jar-Jar Binks was ...

Editor Covers His Ass For Last Time

By Brian Frederick | July 26

Editor This summer was a pain in the ass. Literally. My summer full of basketball, Bulls' games and late nights came to a screeching halt when ...

UNC System Joins National SAT Debate

By Emma Merritt | July 26

High school students may soon be rejoicing at the possibility of not having to take the SAT if state legislators get their way. The N.C. General Assembly ...

UNC Begins Plans to Redevelop Historically Rich Property

By Matt ViserCity | July 19

Former UNC Professor Herman G. Baity sold most of his land to the University more than 25 years ago. Soon, the University may accomplish a Master Plan ...

`Score' Big Hit for Cast of All-Stars

By Jonathan Miller | July 19

Four of Five Stars Jewel-thief movies are old news. They always involve some big prize that?s impossible to obtain, yet the valiant protagonist pulls ...

Courthouse Cameras Face Controversy

By Emily Canaday | July 19

Orange County?s decision to link the jail and courthouse via a closed-circuit camera system is producing conflicts between judges and attorneys. The new ...

Flexibility Not The Answer To Problems Of Housekeepers

By Staff Editor | July 19

To The Editor: I have been saying for some time that the University?s ?management flexibility? push is wrong-headed, because what we are truly lacking ...

Morgan Creek Bridge Could Meet `Steamroller'

By Matt ViserCity | July 19

If local admirers get their way, a bridge that takes U.S. 15-501 over Morgan Creek will soon be named after musician James Taylor. A museum exhibit could ...

UNC Opts Out of USSA National Conference

By Geoff Wessel | July 19

The University will not be sending a delegation to the United States Student Association?s 54th National Student Congress next week. Although the UNC-system ...

Assembly May Raise Tuition

By Matt ViserCity | July 19

State legislators continue to debate a bleak revenue picture this week as they try to protect the state?s superior bond rating. A House proposal also ...

New Director to Lead Black Cultural Center

By Ama Boaten | July 19

UNC?s Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural Center is one step closer to having a new leader. Joseph Jordan, head of Atlanta?s Auburn Avenue Research Library ...

How Church Once `Saved' My Life

By Bill Hill | July 19

My 3-year-old niece has a doll named Baby Jesus. I am both horrified and curious about this name. While I?m not the most theologically inclined person ...

Double Dutch: Hooking Up

By Brian Frederick | July 19

?What would you say if I said I wanted to take you home and have sex with you right now?? she asked. I?d never received a ?sex talk? from my father, but ...

Double Dutch: Hooking Up

By Daniele Eubanks | July 19

It all started with this book my mom gave me in sixth grade along with a package of Gillette daisy razors and lip gloss. As I thumbed through the faded ...

Alumnus Funds New UNC Award

By Geoff Wessel | July 19

University officials are working to set up a new scholarship for creative writing students. The Thomas Wolfe Scholarship in Creative Writing, a four-year ...

2-D `Fantasy' Cast Bogs Down Film

By Jonathan Miller | July 19

Two of Five Stars Take Sigourney Weaver in ?Aliens,? Orson Scott Card?s novel ?Ender?s Game,? and the aliens from ?Pitch Black.? Toss them in a blender, ...

`Creek' Filming Expands to Durham

By Ashley Williams | July 19

DURHAM ? ?Dawson?s Creek? will soon begin filming in Durham, and last weekend 5,000 area residents lined up to audition for the WB?s hit show. As the ...

Familiar Guests Add To Intimate `Party'

By Adrial Dale | July 19

Four and one-half of Five Stars The independent film ?Anniversary Party? is a refreshingly unusual kind of movie. On the surface, it seems it does not ...

'Sexy Beast' Proves Name From First Bite

By Allyson Shaffer | July 19

Four of Five Stars ?Sexy Beast? is a sexy beast. At first glance, it appears alluring and expensive, but it?s actually quite fierce and a bit gruesome. But ...