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`Raider' Adapts Game Tastefully

By Jonathan Miller | June 20

4/5 Stars In an Indiana Jones-meets-Bond girl adventure, Angelina Jolie delivers a believable performance as the ever-beautiful, ever-cunning tomb raider, ...

Barbecue Fanatics Flock to Hog Day

By Bill Hill | June 20

Even without the hogs, Hillsborough's 19th-annual Hog Day Festival opened the gates to hog heaven for its participants. On Saturday morning, the paths ...

Alumna's Attitude Draws Criticsim from Current UNC Student

By Staff Editor | June 20

TO THE EDITOR: Ruby Sinreich's letter to the editor in regards to voting against the entire budget really has me up in arms. You are so callous! ...

Double Dutch: Baseball

By Danielle Eubanks | June 20

"Take me out to the ball game, take me out to the crowd, buy me some peanuts and crackerjacks . " Now that's an idea for a date. You might get the idea ...

Carrboro Showcases Local Art, Musicians

By Haywood Alexander | June 20

What might have been a lazy summer afternoon in Carrboro exploded with sound Sunday as local musicians pounded drums throughout town to christen the fourth-annual ...

Price Works to Fix Election Problems

By Matt ViserCity | June 20

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Congress Opposes Tuition Hikes

By Ama Boaten | June 20

Student Congress unanimously passed a resolution June 13 opposing proposed tuition increases. The resolution, sponsored by Student Body President Justin ...

Williams Takes Different Road

By Russ Lane | June 20

4/5 Stars For someone who excels in tell-it-like-it-is storytelling, Lucinda Williams has certainly become a mystery. Williams follows her 1999 comeback/breakthrough, ...

DTH Unveils New, Improved Site

June 20

A few weeks ago, you may have noticed that www.dailytarheel.com wasn't available online. On June 13, The Daily Tar Heel changed service providers for ...

Breathtaking Scenery Keeps `Atlantis' Afloat

By Adrial Dale | June 20

3/5 Stars The legendary sunken city of Atlantis is vividly brought to life in Disney's newest animated film "Atlantis, The Lost Empire." Milo Thatch ...

Committee Recommends UNC Alumnus As Research Head

By Geoff Wessel | June 20

The University is one step closer to naming a new head of research programs in a search process that began last August. Illinois college administrator ...

Locals Discuss Growing Pains

By Ashley Williams | June 20

Chapel Hill citizens recently convened to discuss developments with the UNC Master Plan outside of the town-gown sphere. About twenty-five people squeezed ...

Davis Leaves Drum Kit For Elegant Patterns

By Ashley Atkinson | June 20

4/5 Stars When local faves Milemarker left Chapel Hill for the greener post-rock pastures of Chicago last summer, drummer Ben Davis stayed behind. Letting ...

Construction Claims Campus Parking Spaces

By Matt Minchew | June 20

The demand for on-campus parking will become an even greater issue at the University as campus construction decreases available parking by 177 spaces ...

Blues Traveler Crosses New Bridge

By Jonathan Miller | June 20

4/5 Stars Blues Traveler is back. After being knocked against the ropes in 1999 with the death of founding member Bobby Sheehan and serious heart surgery ...

FBI Needs to Get Its Act Together

By Bill Hill | June 20

The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been in the news a lot recently. First was the bad news that one of the FBI's very own agents, Robert Hanssen, ...

Petition Complicates UNC Rezoning Proposal

By Matt ViserCity | June 20

The Chapel Hill Town Council held a public hearing Monday, announcing that a protest petition submitted by Chapel Hill residents on June 13 had been considered ...

Project Revamps Downtown

By Emily Canaday | June 20

The whizzing and pounding of construction returns for the summer as Chapel Hill renovates its downtown area. Amidst a sea of orange cones, fragmented ...

U.S. Appeal Challenges NRC Case

By Matt Viser- City | June 13

Orange County recently filed an appeal in the D.C. circuit of the U.S. Court of Appeals, declaring that a federal agency's review failed the public. In ...

Sanders Retires After 50 Years of Serving UNC

By Sally Francis | June 13

John Sanders, a man who has given over 50 years to the University, retired from the Board of Governors last week, but left behind a reputation and a name ...