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Toward resolution

By Staff Editor | November 10

Although no official decisions have been made, it's good to see that the Special Committee to Consider Renaming Airport Road has finally made some substantial ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | November 10

No suspects in elementary school's second vandalism Unknown perpetrators vandalized Mary Scroggs Elementary School over the weekend in what is the sixth ...

UNC will host first 2 rounds

By Staff Editor | November 10

The top-ranked North Carolina field hockey team has received an at-large bid to the 2004 NCAA Field Hockey Championship and will host first and second ...

Dell to step into Triad job market

November 10

After winning the approval of the state legislature, Gov. Mike Easley formally announced Tuesday an incentives package that will generate at least 1,500 ...

Here is a radical addition to UNC's longstanding mission

By Staff Editor | November 10

Carolina was not the first school in the country to open its doors, but it was the first university in our history to be opened by a state government. ...

Arts briefs

By Staff Editor | November 10

WUNC defends choice to edit questionable announcement Public radio 91.5 FM WUNC issued a statement Tuesday regarding its position on corporate underwriting ...

Campus Y sees internal change

November 10

Although the first nail has yet to be hammered in the renovation of the 97-year-old Campus Y facility, the group's leaders already have started constructing ...

Chapel Hill hands off annexation discussion

By JENNIFER FAIR | November 10

By the end of Monday night's Chapel Hill Town Council meeting, residents of two Orange County neighborhoods were one step closer to knowing the town to ...

County provides various Halloween activities

By MEGAN LAVINE | October 30

Whether it be the whiff of lilac perfume from a ghostly apparition or a close encounter with a pair of sharp, glistening teeth, Halloween in Orange County ...

Brennan chosen as first professor in Duke-UNC joint program

By KELLI BORBET | October 30

Geoffrey Brennan has high hopes for a new initiative that will further relations between rival universities. The professor at the Australian National ...

Dueling concerns

By Staff Editor | October 29

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen should be cautious about how it proceeds in handling opposition to constructing large buildings in the town. On Tuesday, ...

Graduate students vie for a presence

By RACHEL BROCK | October 29

The Graduate and Professional Student Federation aims to have its voice heard on campus, and as GPSF President Jen Bushman's administration approaches ...

Campus political groups use technology in the push to Election Day

By JAVAERIA QURESHI AND KATHRYN BALES | October 29

College Republicans and Young Democrats have logged on to new methods of effective communication while working on their election campaigns this year. "I ...

Poll workers troubleshoot heavy voting

By KATHRYN REED | October 29

HILLSBOROUGH - As the line to vote extended outside the Orange County Board of Elections at times Thursday afternoon, poll workers tried to maintain a ...

Ideal to be upheld

By Staff Editor | October 29

An injunction request in federal court by the Alliance Defense Fund that would temporarily reinstate Alpha Iota Omega Christian fraternity as an official ...

Hope can lead to unexpected results of life's competitions

By Staff Editor | October 29

Let me be honest with you right now. As I write my last column before the election, there are a lot of things on my mind. For starters, my team, the ...

Seniors begin planning for 9/11 memorial

October 29

On the morning of Sept. 11, 2001, Dora Menchaca, an associate director of clinical research at Amgen Inc., boarded American Airlines Flight 77 to Los ...

Severe illness at UNC

By Emily Steel | October 29

Officials have initiated an extensive search for anyone who has been in close contact with a UNC freshman who was diagnosed with meningoccal meningitis ...

Interpreting polls requires caution

By Laura Youngs | October 29

As polling organizations across the country try to find the pulse of the nation, experts warn that the public should make sure they know how to read the ...

Race focuses on workplace safety

By KAVITA PILLAI | October 29

The race for N.C. commissioner of labor has become a bitter war of statistics, with each candidate disputing what the numbers mean for workplace safety ...