Carrboro Aldermen, Residents Pursue 2020 Vision

On Tuesday night, Carrboro residents and aldermen found a non-binding document on the future of the town more contoversial than expected and chose to ...

Congress To Pay Off Large Debt

By Jason Arthurs Staff Writer While Student Congress might finish this semester with an unexpected surplus in this semester's budget, it faces a debt ...

AIDS Activists Honored in Raleigh

RALEIGH - Twelve individuals and organizations that have worked to combat the AIDS virus in North Carolina were honored with the Governor's World AIDS ...

Facilities, Expertise Draw Patents to University

UNC's sparkling reputation in the field of drinking water research led to Procter & Gamble's donation to the University last week - 35 patents that could ...

Tar Heels, Spartans Face Young Season's First Tests

The records of North Carolina and Michigan State show that each team has played three regular season games in the 2000-01 season. But neither team has ...

Demonstrators Show No Fear in CP&L Battle

The risk of arrest at this Sunday's protest of a nearby nuclear power plant is no deterrent for several students and residents who gathered Tuesday night ...

Congress Revises Code, Debates Role of Treasurer

In its last session before the end of the fall semester, Student Congress gathered to approve revisions to the Code of Student Government that govern ...

Coach: Carrieri Headed To Pros At Season's End

North Carolina striker Chris Carrieri has called Fetzer Field home during the past three years. For his career, Carrieri has netted 24 goals - including ...

New Fire Station May Choose Form Over Function

The Chapel Hill Town Council finalized plans for a Southern Village fire station Monday night, after juggling costs and budgetary restraints. Financing ...

Town Council Names Possible Areas for Annexation

When a town wants to grow big and strong, does it need to drink its milk? Not exactly. A town grows in size by taking surrounding areas and formally ...

Hoping the End Is in Sight

Perfect strangers in the Chapel Hill area have rallied behind him. His family, classmates and fellow church members have lent moral, financial and spiritual ...

Weather Delays Start Date For Smith Middle School

Renovations Force Students To Different Study Areas

By Brook Corwin and Tyler Maland Staff Writers A "We're Moving" banner hanging above the Undergraduate Library is reminding many students that they will ...

VT Coach Decides to Stay Put

Jim Weaver made the prediction last Tuesday. "I full well expect - when the dust settles - that Frank Beamer will still be at Virginia Tech," Weaver, ...

Top UNC Officials Call for Review Of Honor Court

Student and faculty discontent in the wake of the computer science cheating case in late September might have quieted, but the debate over UNC's Honor ...

In Brief - 11/28/2000

Legislators to Consider Moratorium in 2001

State legislators are divided on the future of a proposed statewide moratorium on the death penalty that the N.C. General Assembly likely will debate ...

Memorabilia Pilfered From Smith Center

Unknown culprits took advantage of a desolate campus during Thanksgiving Break to swipe several pieces of prized memorabilia from the Smith Center. University ...

Police Roundup - 11/28/2000

<b>Police Catch Suspect In 2 Bank Robberies</b> Chapel Hill police arrested Roland Albert Corley, 54, of 1916 Hart St. in Durham, at 11:54 ...