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British Teachers Visit American Counterparts

By Stephanie Gunter | April 24

Area teachers were recently given the opportunity to exchange ideas with educators from Great Britain.About 20 teachers and two administrators from Oldham ...

UNC's Master Plan `Well-Thought-Out,' Town Should Approve

By Staff Editor | April 24

I live a stone's throw away from the University on Franklin Street in Chapel Hill and have followed with great interest the expansion plan of the University. ...

Orange County Sponsors Civil Rights Summit

By Susan Hall | April 24

The Southeast Regional Civil Rights Summit's goal is to bring people together.

Group Aims to Push N.C. Lottery

By Benjamin Glover | April 24

The recent formation of the N.C, Lottery for Education Coalition -- a pro-lottery group -- has added a new twist to the battle for a lottery in North ...

ACCs at Disney World Makes for `Surreal' Experience

By James Giza | April 24

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Reaching our hotel somewhere between 4 a.m. and 5 a.m.

Carrboro Vendor Offers Piercings, Tattoos

By Gary Barrier | April 24

The day after Glenn Wilson graduated from high school, he used his newfound freedom to get his first tattoo.The experience, Wilson claimed, changed his ...

UNC-C Taps Nontraditional SBP

By Metoka Welch | April 24

A 31-year-old UNC-Charlotte student recently was elected as the school's student body president -- a rare accomplishment for a nontraditional student.Greg ...

UNC Recommends Faculty Cuts

By Blake Rosser | April 24

UNC-Chapel Hill administrators have recommended the elimination of more than 80 faculty positions as a way to meet proposed budget cuts, a move administrators ...

Police Roundup 04/24/01

By Staff Editor | April 24

UniversitySunday, April 22A UNC student reported at 4:27 p.m. that unknown subjects had stolen her backpack while she was filming in the Department of ...

Campus, Moeser Confront Race Relations Head-On

By Scott Brittain & Jenny Fowler | April 24

Since UNC first opened its doors to minority students in 1951 when the first black was admitted to the School of Medicine, race has continually been a ...

Licensing System Awaits Official Town Approval

By Matt Viser | April 24

Only a few months after a local task force developed a plan to increase accountability between renters and their landlords, officials are still not sure ...

Accept a Continuum of Sexuality

By Linda Chupkowski | April 23

Over the last two semesters, I have noted the debate about homosexuality in The Daily Tar Heel. A number of letters argued about the morality of homosexuality, ...

Moeser Urges Faculty, Students to Fight Proposed Budget Cut

By Ann Hau | April 23

Rousing applause echoed through the halls of Wilson Library on Friday as faculty members lauded Chancellor James Moeser's powerful argument against the ...

Students Vow to Fight Budget Cuts

By Faith Ray and Alex Kaplun | April 23

As UNC-system officials prepare to lobby the N.C. General Assembly to prevent possible budget cuts, the UNC Association of Student Governments has made ...

Courage Loses Inaugural Game 1-0

By Jamie Agin | April 23

Fireworks lit up the sky above UNC's Fetzer Field in celebration of the inaugural game for the Women's United Soccer Association's Carolina Courage and ...

Virgina Upsets Women's Tennis

By Kelly Lusk | April 23

ORLANDO, Fla. -- It was completely silent Friday at Lake Cane Tennis Complex.The ACC tournament quarterfinal womens tennis match between North Carolina ...

ASG Picks Payne for 2nd Term

By Faith Ray | April 23

RALEIGH -- In an overwhelming show of support Saturday, the UNC Association of Student Governments delegates re-elected Andrew Payne as president.Payne's ...

Women's Track Captures ACC Title, Men Take 4th

By Gavin Off | April 23

ORLANDO, Fla. -- "I'm going to Pleasure Island!" a member of UNCs track and field team said.OK, so it doesn't have the same ring to it as the ...

Students Lose Sight of Freedoms

By Ken Paulson | April 23

Just how free are America's campuses?That's an open question in the wake of a controversial newspaper ad opposing reparations for the descendants of slaves.During ...

UNC Steps Up to the Plate to Support Sports Ethics

By James Moeser | April 23

When I hear what it is like on a few Little League baseball fields across America these days, I am saddened. Some parents are provoking coaches, umpires ...