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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls to Michigan State, 94-91, in overtime of Maui Invitational's third place game

| November 28

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Polls Rank Men's Soccer 1st in ACC, 5th in U.S.

By Sports Brief | August 21

The North Carolina's men's soccer team has been selected as the ACC favorite for the upcoming season as determined by a vote of the league's seven head ...

Waldrop Sees Many Ways To Foster Research at UNC

By Daniel Thigpen | August 21

Pointing at a wall map of North Carolina in his office, Tony Waldrop displays an exuberant smile. A Morehead scholar with three UNC degrees, UNC's recently ...

Wireless Network To Include More Of UNC Campus

By Rob Leichner | August 21

Ethernet cables, desktop computers and even disk drives might become obsolete on campus as wireless Internet technology spreads throughout the University. Wireless ...

UNC Training Camp `Intense' Experience

By Rachel Carter | August 21

Ask about North Carolina's football training camp, and be prepared for virtually the same answer from each player. There's the few seconds when they ...

Dorrance Trial at Standstill

By Ian Gordon | August 21

Nearly three years after former North Carolina women's soccer players Debbie Keller and Melissa Jennings first filed a $12 million sexual ...

Film Festival Offers Outlet for Gays

By Michael Abernethy | August 21

Assistant Arts & Entertainment Editor A local gay and lesbian film festival proved there's more to gay cinema than a marathon showing of "Will ...

Young, Congress Oppose Tuition Hike Proposals

By Lizzie Breyer | August 21

Resolutions and e-mail campaigns replaced rallies and marches this summer as many students left the area and student government representatives tried ...

Local 506 Faces Change

By Russ Lane | August 21

Many local bands, just as many national acts and countless buckets of fried chicken --

New Flavors, Faces Hit Town

By Kathleen Wirth | August 21

Chapel Hill residents have 11 new reasons to be excited. Since April, 11 restaurants and shops have opened or have been slated to open for business, ...

Hurricane Season Could Strain State Funds

By Jennifer Hagin | August 21

The above-average hurricane season that hurricane experts are predicting might prove financially problematic because the state's rainy day fund has been ...

Legislation Still Needed Years Later

By Rachel Carter | August 21

Throws Like a Girl Go into the library today and pick up Sunday's News & Observer. The topic of the N&O's Q section is Title IX. As a female ...

Town to Look at Development

By Kellie Dixon | August 21

UNC officials, pleased that the town rezoned portions of campus this summer, now have their fingers crossed that the Development Plan will also be accepted, ...

Fare-Free Busing Delayed Until 2002

By Ben Gullett | August 21

Students will be paying to ride the bus for one more semester, even after approving a fee increase that will eliminate fares for Chapel Hill Transit bus ...

Committee to Address Towing Concerns

By Kellie Dixon | August 21

Chapel Hill has established an ad hoc committee that is working to craft a towing policy for a town where parking can be a risky business. The committee ...

Johnson Wins Wimbledon

August 21

Don Johnson, a former North Carolina tennis player and current volunteer assistant coach, paired with Jared Palmer to win Wimbledon's men's doubles July ...

2 Tar Heels Candidates For Hermann Trophy

By Sports Brief | August 21

The Hermann Foundation and TEAMtalk, Inc., have announced the 13 men and 13 women candidates for the 2001 Hermann Trophy, college soccer's oldest ...

Title Comes After Rebuilding Effort

By James Giza | August 21

Bob Stoops' life just hasn't been quite the same since a certain football game Jan. 3. That's when his Oklahoma team beat perennial powerhouse Florida ...

N.C. Budget Impasse Lingers

By Alex Kaplun | August 21

Almost two months into the fiscal year, state legislators are still struggling to construct a state budget for the next two years. State legislators ...

Empty Graveyard Allows Development

By Ashley Williams | July 26

It isn't often that developers have to check for dead bodies before building. But before construction can start on a lot at Creek Wood in the Whitfield ...

Double Dutch: Breaking Up

By Brian Frederick | July 26

If breaking up is hard to do, it's even harder to write about. If I approached this column like I did actual breakups, the column would be blank. Like ...