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Gibbs Urges Student Activism

By Staff Editor | October 11

Students concerned about the well-being of the local and national environment had the opportunity to hear a world-renowned activist speak Tuesday night. ...

Board OKs Police Technology Grant

By Staff Editor | October 11

CARRBORO - The Board of Aldermen adopted a resolution Tuesday to accept a federal block grant and to set aside matching funds from the Carrboro Police ...

Coming Out Week Aims To Educate, Empower

By Staff Editor | October 11

College students across the country will participate in a wide variety of events focusing on gay and lesbian issues today as part of the annual National ...

Aldermen Approve Housing Ordinance

By Staff Editor | October 11

CARRBORO - The Carrboro Board of Aldermen adopted a redrafted amendment to the Carrboro land-use ordinance Tuesday night after listening to concerns voiced ...

UNC Students Honor Yom Kippur

By Staff Editor | October 10

A small group of Jewish students gathered Monday night in the Student Union to share their convictions about forgiveness in observance of Yom Kippur. ...

Speaker Discusses Alternatives to Dissection

By Staff Editor | October 10

A sparse audience gathered Monday night in the Union Auditorium to learn about options to cutting up critters in class. Jonathan Balcombe, assistant director ...

ASG to Increase USSA Involvement

By Staff Editor | October 10

UNC Association of Student Governments President Andrew Payne says he plans to send delegates to future United States Students Association conferences, ...

Student Attorney GeneralDefends Honor Court, Ruling in Trinh-Roth Case

By Staff Editor | October 10

TO THE EDITOR: I would first like to point out several factual errors and misconceptions about the Student Judicial System found in Brandon Briscoe's ...

Officials: Rules Permit Observance

By Staff Editor | October 10

Even though the traditional Jewish day of atonement was a regular class day for most UNC-system students Monday, administrators say students should find ...

Final Chapter of Abortion Debate

By Staff Editor | October 10

Last week I began to answer the abundant claims of the "angry letter-writers" who replied to my earlier column on partial birth abortion (PBA). For those ...

Meniane Still Alive at All-American Championships

By Staff Editor | October 10

ATLANTA - North Carolina sophomore Trystan Meniane has advanced to the qualifying tournament of the All-American Championships. Meniane won four matches ...

Seawell Leader Earns Principal of Year Title

By Staff Editor | October 10

After seven years of service in district schools, Deshera Mack has received recognition as the 2000-01 Principal of the Year. Principals in Chapel Hill-Carrboro ...

Graduate Student Angry That GPSF Social Failed To Live Up to Promises

By Staff Editor | October 10

TO THE EDITOR: Graduate and Professional Student Federation President Thad Woody was "excited to have such a large showing" at the ice cream social ...

Bye Week Allows Tar Heels to Focus

By Staff Editor | October 10

The North Carolina football team's bye week couldn't have come at a more opportune time. The Tar Heels used last week to get over their 42-28 loss to ...

UNC Prepares for Wake With Similar Approach

By Staff Editor | October 10

Revenge has become a factor every time North Carolina and Wake Forest have met in a field hockey match in the last two years. UNC (12-1, 2-0 in the ACC) ...

Belk Gift to Aid Recruiting

By Staff Editor | October 10

Officials at Davidson College say a multimillion-dollar gift will allow the school to compete with the likes of UNC and Duke University in recruiting ...

Hunt Gives Speech Supporting Bond

By Staff Editor | October 10

GREENSBORO - North Carolina higher education administrators greeted Gov. Jim Hunt with a standing ovation Monday night as he spoke in support of the $3.1 ...

CP&L Conducts Annual Test of 81 Alert Notification Sirens

By Staff Editor | October 10

Sirens blared sporadically at the Shearon Harris Nuclear Power Plant on Monday, although nearby residents did not have to "duck and cover" like in a true ...

UNC Jews Face Choice Between Faith, Academics

By Staff Editor | October 10

Participants in Monday morning's Yom Kippur services had to compete with the blaring noise of jackhammers as they raised their voices in song. But it ...

CHHS Adds Security to Game Day

By Staff Editor | October 10

The Chapel Hill High School Homecoming football game will resume this afternoon after reported gunfire caused the stadium to be evacuated Friday. Police ...