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The Same Face, but Different Title

By Staff Editor | January 16

You may remember me as the ombudsman for The Daily Tar Heel. No longer. I have finally grown tired of explaining what exactly an ombudsman is. And how ...

Photo Exhibit Takes Break From Reality

By Staff Editor | January 16

People usually expect a photograph to document reality, replicating what's actually in front of the camera.But the 11 artists featured in the N.C. Museum ...

UNC Tennis Warms Up In Tourney

By Staff Editor | January 16

The North Carolina women's tennis team struggled last season.Injuries and inexperience combined to thwart a return to the NCAA tournament.UNC began the ...

New Vision Gives Student New Perspective

By Staff Editor | January 16

After undergoing state-of-the-art surgery to restore his sight in November, a Chapel Hill High School sophomore is now seeing well and reading his own ...

BOG OKs Construction Policy

By Staff Editor | January 16

WINSTON-SALEM -- The Board of Governors gave its formal endorsement Friday to an effort aimed at facilitating faster and cheaper construction of buildings ...

Bush Appointments and Policies Mean Diversity, Inclusion for U.S.

By Staff Editor | January 16

George W. Bush has yet to drop the "-elect" from his job description. But he is making decisions and setting an agenda to benefit every single ...

Killing Prisoners With a Vengeance

By Staff Editor | January 16

I am going to kill a man early Friday morning. You will help.His name is Bobby Lee Harris. We're killing him for revenge.Bobby and a co-worker decided ...

Bush Needs More Training in Foreign Policy Arena

By Staff Editor | January 16

George W. Bush's foreign policy looks little like his father's. Of course, these are very different times. Gone are the days of the United States trying ...

Report: Poverty Affects 1.1 Million N.C. Homes

By Staff Editor | January 16

A joint report released last week by the N.C. Justice and Community Development Center and N.C. Equity, two advocacy groups for low-income families, stated ...

Town Celebrates King's Life, Legacy

By Staff Editor | January 16

A cloth-and-wire white dove hovered over a crowd of nearly 100 people as it made its way down Franklin Street on Monday, with participants chanting and ...

Ashcroft Dividing, Not Uniting

By Staff Editor | January 16

Throughout much of 1999 and 2000, the American people were bombarded with George W. Bush constantly assuring the masses that he was a "great uniter, ...

Woods Pulls Out Of Race

By Staff Editor | January 16

While no one has officially declared their candidacy for student body president, former Student Body Secretary Michael Woods already has pulled out of ...

Bush Must Govern His Way

By Staff Editor | January 16

In less than four days, President-elect George W. Bush will be inaugurated as our nation's 43rd president. He will take office a little over two months ...

Turning Pro Isn't as Easy As It Seems

By Staff Editor | January 16

This past week, the North Carolina campus waited with bated breath as two-sport standout Julius Peppers debated either taking a multimillion dollar contract ...

Professor Shares Inside View of MLK

By Staff Editor | January 16

While most portrayals of Martin Luther King Jr. usually offer distanced accounts of his accomplishments, a UNC professor is able to share a depiction ...

Gymnastics Wins First Meet of Year

By Staff Editor | January 16

The North Carolina gymnastics team defeated William & Mary 191.850-187.850 in the Tar Heels' first meet of the 2001 season Sunday.UNC senior Brooke Wilson ...

Wrestlers Work to Earn National Prominence

By Staff Editor | January 16

Following North Carolina's upset victory of then-No. 7 Lehigh, UNC wrestler JohnMark Bentley spoke about what it takes to gain national prominence at ...

UNC Defense Shuts Down Golden Eagles

By Staff Editor | January 16

Matt Doherty didn't need to resort to throwing chairs. And no trash cans were harmed in the making of this North Carolina victory.Still, Doherty needed ...

Tar Heels Upset 'Pack in OT

By Staff Editor | January 16

Because N.C.

TaxWatch Asks County to Drop CP&L Challenges

By Staff Editor | January 16

A Chapel Hill-based watchdog group is urging the Orange County Commissioners to save taxpayers' money by dropping a challenge against Carolina Power & ...