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No. 12 UNC men's basketball falls, 85-72, to No. 4 Auburn in Maui Invitational semifinals

| November 27

Winston-Salem State University

Young Calls for Special Election To Fill Congress

By Karey Wutkowski | April 18

Complaints about the large number of vacant seats in Student Congress prompted Student Body President Justin Young on Tuesday to call for a special election ...

Rare Procedure Offers Transplant Hope

By Rachel Nyden | April 18

Kristina Wenger felt she had no choice when she entered the operating room in 1998 and donated a portion of her liver to her husband, Bruce, saving his ...

UNC Plan Provokes Commissioners' Concerns

By Ben Gullett | April 18

The Orange County Board of Commissioners voiced concerns Tuesday that University plans to expand could strain schools, the transit system and the environment.UNC ...

Baseball Quiets Pirate Supporters

April 18

East Carolina's baseball fans were loud, but North Carolina's bats spoke louder in Tuesday night's 6-3 nonconference win.With the win against No. 19 ECU, ...

`Failure' Is Such a Relative Term

By Dan Satter | April 18

Finally decided what I want to be if I ever grow up: a failure.Stop laughing. Wouldn't a red carpet, silver-spooned, served-on-a-platter existence be ...

Men's Tennis Defeats\Tigers, Earns No. 2 Seed

April 17

CLEMSON, S.C. -- North Carolina senior Chad Riley outlasted Kevin Gottfried 6-4, 4-6, 7-6 (7-3) to clinch North Carolina's 5-2 victory at Clemson on Sunday. ...

Pinchbeck Overcomes Adversity

By Akilah Nelson | April 17

Any given afternoon at Cone-Kenfield Tennis Center, Kate Pinchbeck's singles match will grab your attention.Pinchbeck, who has played No. 2 and No. 3 ...

UNC Sets Sights on Telescope Project

April 17

Imagine being able to observe and examine, through millions of miles of darkness, live images of light as faint as a burning candle on the moon -- right ...

Police Roundup 04/17/01

By Staff Editor | April 17

UniversitySunday, April 15A Fayetteville resident reported the larceny of her purse to University police at 7:20 p.m. She said she left her purse in the ...

Town Gets Fast Japanese Food

By Isaac Groves | April 17

The Kurama Japanese Seafood and Steak House -- Sushi Bar opened an express location on Columbia Street last week. The Kurama Express in Chapel Hill is ...

State House Approves Student BOG Vote

By Michael Handy | April 17

RALEIGH -- After a brief debate, the N.C. House approved a bill Monday that calls for a student vote on the Board of Governors and sent the proposal to ...

Commissioners Upset Over Role in UNC Plan

By Stephanie Gunter | April 17

Some Orange County commissioners say they have been excluded from participating in UNC's Master Plan, which county officials fear will affect more than ...

County Appeals NRC Order

By Lauren Ritter | April 17

Local officials have taken their appeals to the national level in a quest to prevent a nearby power plant from expanding on-site, potentially making it ...

Racial Bias In Penalty, Study Says

By Michael Davis | April 17

A study released Monday suggests that race plays a major role in determining the guilt of defendants in death penalty cases in North Carolina.The research ...

Bill Aims to Upgrade Low-Performing Schools

By Koen de Vries | April 17

Smaller classes, a longer school year and increased teacher incentives would aim to upgrade the state's lowest-performing elementary schools, under a ...

N.C. Senators Ask Bush for Funds to Clean Up Air

By Ben DeSantis | April 17

N.C. senators used their few minutes with President Bush during his first visit to the state last Wednesday to push for funding to improve the state's ...

Names Reading Recalls Victims Of Holocaust

By Joe Sullivan | April 17

Volunteers gathered in the Pit on Monday to quietly read aloud the names of people who died during the Holocaust -- a sharp contrast to the nearby noisy ...

State Struggles to Bring Equal Access to Rural Area

By April Bethea | April 17

For many North Carolina residents, logging onto the Internet on a daily basis has become almost second nature.But for countless others in the state, access ...

Estate Case\Reaches\Settlement

By Jessica Joye | April 17

The widow and daughter of the late Chancellor Michael Hooker recently settled a dispute about the former chancellor's estate.Although no details have ...

Second Amendment Not For Gun Owners, but \To Protect State Militias\

By Staff Editor | April 17

TO THE EDITOR:Russ Helms should have reviewed constitutional law before submitting his column ("Gun Control Costs Innocent Lives" April 3) supporting ...