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UNC volleyball defeats Virginia, 3-1, on Wednesday afternoon

| November 27

Winston-Salem State University

`Swordfish' Delivers Solid, Sexy Fun

By Adrial Dale | June 13

Merciless bloody shootings. A flying Greyhound bus. Hostages exploding. Insane car chases with sleek, sporty vehicles breaking the sound barrier. A truly ...

Songwriter Returns Home for New Tour

By Matt Viser- City | June 13

"It's nice to be on the old home turf again," James Taylor said to a capacity crowd at Alltel Pavilion in Raleigh. Taylor, a Chapel Hill native, was ...

Amnesiac Bridges Gap Between Earlier Efforts

By Jonathan Miller | June 13

It's not OK Computer II. It's not Kid A II. It's both. For Radiohead fans hoping the band's new release would bring Thom Yorke and company's musical ...

Extra Dorm Opens to Meet Housing Demand

June 13

The Department of Housing has avoided a shortage of dorm rooms this session by opening Spencer Residence Hall after summer classes began. Housing officials ...

Orange County May Use Bilingual Signs

June 13

All signs point to Spanish after the Orange County Board of Commissioners' June 5 meeting. Due to rapid growth of the Hispanic population in the county, ...

Students and Faculty Invited To Participate In Employee Forum

By Staff Editor | June 13

TO THE EDITOR: On Thursday, June 14, Chancellor Moeser will introduce Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Robert Shelton at the Employee Forum. The ...

Gerrard May Be Used As Religious Facility

By Emily Drum- Staff Writer | June 13

University officials say they will consider a proposal to develop Gerrard Hall for use as a non-denominational spiritual facility when renovations begin ...

Columnist Made Unwarranted Attacks on President Bush

By Staff Editor | June 13

TO THE EDITOR: I was disappointed, yet not surprised, that some on the DTH staff are still counting the votes in Florida, especially after reading Bill ...

UNC, Qatar Discuss Business School

By Geoff Wessel | June 13

Members of UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School faculty could be teaching classes under the desert sun of Qatar next year. The Qatar Foundation for ...

Look Out for the Madonna Factor

June 13

Madonna is cool. That said, don't worry. Unlike some DTH columnists I won't launch into a long column about my sex life and how Madonna fits into it. ...

Former V-Roy Mines Va. Roots on Tyrants

By Jonathan Miller- Online Editor | June 13

Becoming a solo artist can be a challenge for someone who had existed so admirably in a band context. This doesn't seem to be a harsh transition, however, ...

Double Dutch

By Brian Frederick | June 13

There are several sores on the face of Mother Earth: the Pentagon, Mount Rushmore and the Mall of America. I'll probably find out eventually, but I'm ...

Taken With a Grain of Sand

By Russ Lane | June 13

It was like watching the end of the world. And on a symbolic level, it was. A crowd of 300 gathered at the Ackland Art Museum Friday to witness the ...

Film Fails to `Evolve' From Mediocrity

By Adrial Dale | June 13

The man known for those "Make 7-Up Yours" commercials, Orlando Jones, and the star of "The X Files," David Duchovny, make for an interesting comedy duo. ...

Double Dutch

By Daniele Eubanks | June 13

When the sidewalks start sizzling and the nights stop being nippy, it gives a girl a hankering for something new. We just couldn't be seen in last year's ...

Weezer Returns with Short But Catchy Release

By Bill Hill | June 13

Thank God Weezer is back. So much of what passes for music these days sucks - Britney Spears, N'Sync, and even formerly cool bands like the Foo Fighters ...

Rock Exhibit Crowds Ackland

By Allyson Shaffer | June 13

The music of the `60s received an artistic treatment Sunday at a record breaking exhibit opening at the Ackland Art Museum. Nearly 2,000 poeple spilled ...

UNC, Microsoft Examine License Agreement

By Geoff Wessel | June 13

A clause in the University's licensing agreement with software giant Microsoft Corp. could leave existing Microsoft software disabled if UNC chooses not ...

BOG Quota Policy May Be Revised

By Demetrius Grigolaya | June 13

The UNC Board of Governors decided Friday that they will not fight a lawsuit challenging a diversity quota system. They also called on the General ...

Cartoon 06/14/01

By Staff Editor | June 13

Cartoon 06/14/01