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Education Accreditation Under Fire

By Laura Youngs | October 9

The U.S. House has asked a congressional subcommittee to review a report opposing the accreditation of higher education institutions. The American Council ...

Town Not Alone in Regulation Debate

By Matt Hanson | October 9

Chapel Hill is not the only college town in the United States trying to balance off-campus housing regulations with dissent from the surrounding community. Both ...

Council Creates Committee To Assist Tract Development

October 9

The Chapel Hill Town Council approved Monday the creation of the Horace Williams Citizens Committee, which will work to facilitate communication between ...

Holiday Parking Could Be Fee-Free

By Eileen Earnhardt | October 9

Shoppers come to Franklin Street for its trendy boutiques and funky shops, a virtual paradise for the shop-a-holic. This year, the Chapel Hill Town ...

Apartment-Style Halls on Rise at Colleges

By Alexandra Dodson | October 9

Colleges and universities across the nation are increasing the number of apartment-style living options in an effort to draw students. Officials say ...

Courage, Leadership Bring Award To Rape Crisis Center

By Ami Shah | October 9

While most students retreat to the peace of their residence hall rooms after a long day of classes, Heather makes her way to the Orange County Rape Crisis ...

Speaker Discusses Race Issues

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe | October 8

With her head tilted slightly to one side, Rebecca Walker stared at the audience in front of her from her meditative position sitting atop a desk in 111 ...

U.S. Right to Intervene in Iraq to Correct Past Errors in Middle East

By Staff Editor | October 8

TO THE EDITOR: While I can understand Michael McKnight's general skepticism of left-wing arguments opposing a war in Iraq, I feel compelled to take issue ...

Supplemental Programs Revisit Islamic Controversy

By Lauren Biggers | October 8

Continuing the supplemental programs to the controversial summer reading program, a UNC professor discussed another side of Islam at a speech Monday night. Professor ...

Law Could Improve Diabetes Care

By Kathryn Grim | October 8

Paula Eckard's 17-year-old son, William, doesn't have to worry anymore about being punished when he carries his insulin kit, with its needle and prescription ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | October 8

Today noon -- Alpha Epsilon Omega Christian sorority will be holding a public ministry. 5 p.m. -- Alpha Epsilon Omega Christian sorority invites you ...

The Fruits of Their Labor

By Lauren Rippey | October 8

After wandering from table to table at the Carrboro Farmers' Market, Karen Armstrong stops in front of an arrangement of chili peppers. "This is the ...

Schools Putting Less Emphasis on Standardized Scores

By Becky Jones | October 8

Grades and standardized test scores increasingly are having to share the spotlight with other factors in determining admission to colleges and universities. The ...

Saturday Campus Events Overlap

By Jessica Bonnem | October 8

UNC-Chapel Hill administrators have lined up several events to celebrate the University's birthday, but scheduling overload might keep many students from ...

Police Roundup

By Staff Editor | October 8

3 Men Kidnap, Rape Woman in Chapel Hill Chapel Hill police responded to a kidnapping and forcible rape that occurred at 8 a.m. Friday. The victim was ...

Lieberman Urges Voter Participation

By Kimberly Timko | October 8

While campaigning with her father, 2000 Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Joe Lieberman, D-Conn., Rebecca Lieberman noticed that many Americans ...

Sculptures Bring Creativity to the Outdoors

By Erin Sullivan | October 8

In the winding paths of the N.C. Botanical Gardens, steel bees swirl above hungry pitcher plants, a heron named Elvis perches on the bank of a water lily ...

Human Inadequacy Ties Two Plays Together

By Diane Eikenberry | October 8

The emotion of human inadequacy filled for an hour Sunday a small theater lined with cabinets. Ghost and Spice Productions presented two one-act plays ...

Turnovers Spell Doom for Sun Devils

By Ian Gordon | October 8

TEMPE, Ariz. -- Maybe if the whole football coaching thing doesn't work out for Dirk Koetter, he could start a new career as a college football analyst. At ...

Mission: Technological

By Daniel Thigpen | October 8

Three years after its inception, the Carolina Computing Initiative is on the verge of reaching a milestone. Come next year, officials expect that every ...