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Carrboro Samples Brazilian Culture

By Matt Viser | March 5

People of various ages, races and nationalities gathered at the Carrboro ArtsCenter on Saturday to taste Carnaval 2001, a celebration of Brazilian culture, ...

CAA Worker Fired for Shirking Duty

By Kim Minugh | March 5

Amid recent criticism of terminations within the Carolina Athletic Association, CAA President Tee Pruitt has removed another Cabinet member for reportedly ...

CDS Management Needs to Recognize Black History Month

By Shawn Brooks (Co-Chairman | March 5

CDS Management Needs to Recognize Black History MonthTO THE EDITOR:In 1926, Carter G. Woodson, "the father of black history," established Negro ...

Rowing Races Duke To Open Spring Season

March 2

The North Carolina rowing team opens its spring campaign Saturday at 9 a.m. against Duke in its only home meet of the season.Saturday's meet between the ...

Carrboro to Host Brazilian `Carnaval'

By Matt Viser | March 2

Local residents will get the chance to celebrate Brazilian culture this weekend through dancing, eating and listening to music.The Carnaval 2001 Celebration, ...

Chancellor Moeser Asks Students to Celebrate Responsibly\

By James Moeser | March 2

TO THE EDITOR:As we approach the end of basketball season and the prospect of post-season play, I encourage Tar Heel students and members of our extended ...

Wrestling Prepares for ACC Tournament

By Adam Hill | March 2

Since the mid-1990s, the North Carolina wrestling program set the bar for the rest of the ACC.The Tar Heels have won four consecutive ACC titles and have ...

BCC Features Malcolm X's Daughter

By Katy Nelson | March 2

About 250 people came out to the School of Social Work on Thursday night to hear about the legacy of Malcolm X through his daughter, and many audience ...

Boozer Injury Creates Puzzle For Duke, UNC

March 2

The players say it every time.North Carolina and Duke? Throw out the records -- this is war. Ignore how well or poorly we've been playing before this ...

Assembly May Lose Districting Control

By Sally Francis | March 2

The current system of drawing legislative and congressional districts is under scrutiny from several Republican legislators who want to take the process ...

Dale Earnhardt Death Warranted Coverage Above One Paragraph

By Jeremy Barnes | March 2

TO THE EDITOR: Dale Earnhardt was a man who meant so much to the state of North Carolina and to many other people across the nation. He single-handedly ...

Financial Aid Structure Harms Distance Education Students

By Tanner Bond | March 2

By Distance education courses, which are often conducted over the Internet instead of in a normal classroom, have become increasingly popular over the ...

School Board Shouldn't Have `No-Go' Power

By Erin Mendell | March 2

Giving the Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education the power to approve development might seem like a good idea, especially in light of the fact that ...

Board Permits Greater Waste Storage for CP&L

By Phil Perry | March 2

A local nuclear power plant has been given the green light to go forward with expansion of waste storage, marking what could be the final step in a two-year ...

Boys on the Ball

By Nicole Gallagher | March 2

The Smith Center erupts into thousands of fans screaming, stomping and chanting "Tar Heels" as UNC center Brendan Haywood dunks the ball and storms up ...

Asian-American Professor, Writer Speaks at UNC

By Mandy Melton | March 2

In an attempt to promote awareness of Asian-American Heritage Week, students and faculty gathered Thursday night to hear a Harvard University creative ...

Police Roundup 03/02/01

By Staff Editor | March 2

CityWednesday, Feb. 28Chapel Hill police received reports of larceny at 6:39 p.m.Reports state that an unknown subject took a motor scooter worth $500 ...

I've Been a Closeted Heterosexual

By Cameron Mitchell | March 2

Boys? Girls? Boys and girls?I've struggled over this thing for a while. But since this very column has served as my "coming out" platform to ...

History on UNC's Side in Tourney

By Mike Ogle | March 2

Around game time, Sylvia Hatchell carries with her a bundle of tongue depressors wrapped in a rubber band. She has a slender wooden stick for every member ...

Chapel Hill Police Ready for Revelers

By David Velez | March 2

With the much-anticipated rematch of the two top teams in the ACC only two days away, local law enforcement officials are preparing for the postgame celebrations ...