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Developments in the War on Terrorism

By Staff Editor | March 22

4 to Be Charged in Reporter Death - The chief prosecutor in the case of slain Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl said Thursday that he has enough ...

BlueCross BlueShield Looks to Make Profit

By Scott LaPierre | March 22

As BlueCross BlueShield of North Carolina seeks to become a for-profit company, local interest groups are monitoring the potential conversion to make ...

Women's Rights Discussion Starts Week

By Eshanthi Ranasinghe | March 22

A female journalist with recent experience in Afghanistan spoke Thursday night in Carroll Hall -- only one of the events aimed at drawing attention to ...

Specialists Use Education To Combat Child Abuse

By Erika Heyder | March 22

Recent child pornography ring busts and charges against clergy members nationwide have increased local awareness in educating the targets of predators. Although ...

Time to Get 'Plenty Hot' Over Safety

By Staff Editor | March 22

You can chalk it up to incompetence, sloppiness or even ineptitude. But the belated issuance of student visas to two of the Sept. 11 terrorists was an ...

Play Explores Post-Sept. 11 Emotion

By Kristen Williams | March 22

With the general expressions of healing after Sept. 11 becoming ever more frequent, it comes as no surprise that this effort at consolation would soon ...

OWASA Software Causes Billing Error

By Adrienne Clark | March 22

Six thousand northeastern Chapel Hill residents received incorrect account statements this week from the Orange Water and Sewer Authority. Bills sent ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | March 22

Today 5:30 p.m. -- Bicyclists unite and take back the streets! Join students and other community members for the monthly fun-filled bike ride en masse ...

Tar Heels Hope Intensity Fuels Them to Sweet 16 Win

By James Giza | March 22

Sylvia Crawley didn't see it at first, and the absence troubled her. Not long after Selection Sunday on March 10, the North Carolina women's basketball ...

Aldermen Hear Plan Detailing Vision for Town

By Katie Davis | March 22

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen met Thursday night to receive and discuss two reports outlining the town's aesthetic and economic future. Vision 2020, ...

Gottfried Brings Squint, Stand-Up Humor to Raleigh

By Evan Lucas | March 22

He has been called the most obnoxious Jew in the world as long as he can remember. Despite this, Gilbert Gottfried has established himself as a talented ...

Night Parking System Remedies Problem That Doesn't Exist

By Staff Editor | March 22

TO THE EDITOR:

School Site Spurs Wetland Debate

By Colin Sutker | March 22

The scheduled construction of Elementary School No. 9 on a disputed wetlands area has sparked debate about environmental concerns. At its Tuesday meeting, ...

Investigation Continues in Double Robbery

By Kellie Dixon | March 22

The pieces are still coming together for Durham police after three suspects were linked Thursday to two armed robberies in Chapel Hill that happened within ...

University's Requests For Student Input On Issues a 'Sham'

By Staff Editor | March 22

TO THE EDITOR:

Event Matches Students, Hospitals

By Ruthie Warshenbrot | March 22

N.C. Memorial Hospital was filled with nervous energy Thursday as this year's graduating medical students waited to find out where they will complete ...

CUAB Celebrates the Oscars in Style

By Allison Rost | March 22

If you walk by the Great Hall in the Student Union on Sunday night, you might think you've been magically transported to a glitzy awards show in Los Angeles. And ...

Wesley Foundation Holds Discussion On Sept. 11 Response

By Staff Editor | March 22

TO THE EDITOR: It has been over six months since the World Trade Center bombing on Sept. 11. But that day is far from over. The United States is seeking ...

School Board Discusses Minority Achievement Plan

By Adrienne Clark | March 22

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools Board of Education held a special meeting March 14 to discuss concerns raised about the Minority Student Achievement ...

Time Has Passed For Chancellor Moeser To Value Student Input

By Staff Editor | March 22

TO THE EDITOR: At first, I was critical of my fellow students who complained about Chancellor James Moeser and his colleagues in the South Building. ...