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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

Locals Protest Israeli Actions

By Haywood Alexander | June 12

A mixed group of Israeli, Palestinian and American men and women gathered in Chapel Hill Friday to protest continued U.S.

Hearings Spur Court Review

By Karey Wutkowski | May 2

When Professor James Coggins turned over 24 of his Computer Science 120 students to the student attorney general's office last spring, he didn't realize ...

Promise of Fall Crumbled in Spring for Tar Heels

By Rachel Carter | May 2

It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.With apologies to Charles Dickens, his opening lines of "A Tale of Two Cities" aptly apply to North ...

UNC Changes Food Providers

By Kim Minugh | May 2

Carolina Dining Services has signed a new contract to provide food and service for the University's dining halls and cafes.UNC officials have forged a ...

Man Arrested for Shooting Parents in Family Home

By Jennifer Bailey | May 2

Orange County police arrested a man Tuesday morning in connection with shooting his mother and his stepfather in the head at the home the three people ...

Farewell, Freshmen

By Jermaine Caldwell | May 2

The goal was to bring all of the fresh perspectives together last week -- for the first and last time as freshmen. In August, The Daily Tar Heel set out ...

Time Will Tell Staying Power of Bunting, Doherty

May 2

Brendan Haywood sat at the table, still in shock that he had played his final college basketball game.Haywood and North Carolina had just been eliminated ...

Happiness Is Leaving Something Better Than You Found It

By Matt Dees | May 2

I'm a happy guy.As my year as editor draws to a close with this issue, I look back at the last nine months with a smile, my heart warmed by the incredible ...

State Welcomes in New Generation of Politics

By Alex Kaplun | May 2

For nearly a decade, the face of state politics in North Carolina has been changing, slowly but surely. But in the last 12 months, the floodgates opened.Gone ...

Master Plan Continues on Track Despite Numerous Revisions

By Brook Corwin | May 2

A half-century of campus growth began with a single jackhammer.With the blaring sounds of construction equipment in the background, the Master Plan was ...

The `Wild Ride' Ends, but Work Isn't Finished

By Anne Fawcett | May 2

t's been a wild ride over the last four years here at UNC.We have seen the rise and fall of the stock market and the nation's economy, Monica Lewinsky ...

Computing Initiative Completes Freshman Year

By Stephanie Horvath | May 2

As this year's freshmen pack up their IBM Thinkpads, they will be taking home what UNC officials hope to be a symbol of innovation and experimentation.By ...