New Plan May Start For Tuition

Recent proposals at UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State University would give students the opportunity to pay tuition in monthly installments. UNC-CH and ...

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Lame-Duck Status Doesn't Decrease Young's Power

Although Student Body President Justin Young entered the lame-duck stage of his administration this week, he still must face major issues before leaving ...

UNC Downs Cavs, Prepares for Duke

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- The No. 19 North Carolina women's basketball team beat Virginia 78-68 on Thursday at University Hall, stretching its winning streak ...

Swimmers Lead Championships After Day 1

COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- The North Carolina women's swimming team took a first-day lead at the 2002 ACC Women's Swimming and Diving Championships on Thursday. The ...

Editorial Cartoon Misrepresented Daum As a 'Beauty Queen'

TO THE EDITOR: The Feb. 20 cartoon depicting our campus student body president-elect as a "beauty queen" was distasteful and disrespectful. I have not ...

Toned-Down Jazz Festival Back on Campus

Sandwiched between two historic events, the 24th annual Carolina Jazz Festival is a more scaled-back affair. Last year's festival occurred in the midst ...

Student Hopes Daum Will Succeed But Agrees With Column

TO THE EDITOR: I am writing to make it clear that I believe the views expressed by Johanna Costa in her opinion column Thursday ("Engage, Enrich, Empower ...

Developments in the War on Terrorism

Kidnapped WSJ Reporter Believed Dead Daniel Pearl, the Wall Street Journal reporter who was taken hostage by Islamic extremists, is now believed to ...

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From UNC to Peaceful Tomorrows

People come to UNC for many reasons. For 46-year-old David Potorti, it was a love of people and their stories that propelled him to Chapel Hill. It was ...

Carrboro Hosts Talk On Transit

Two months after introducing fare-free bus service, local public transit officials heard congratulations, complaints and suggestions Thursday night at ...

How Not to be A Player Hater: I Love All Y'all

In my quest to find out what's lacking in my columns, I asked friends and family for their opinions on the matter. Their answers were nearly unanimous: ...

Campaign Manager's Apartment Complex Found Vandalized

Police are investigating who might have vandalized the apartment of former student body president candidate Will McKinney's campaign manager late Wednesday ...

Local Officials Worried About Fire Violations

A large number of fire code violations for some fraternity houses have local officials concerned that fire safety is not being taken seriously enough ...

Helms Reverses Position on HIV, AIDS Research

After 30 years in office, U.S. Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., appears to have reversed his stance on battling the AIDS virus. The Associated Press reported ...

Campus Calendar

Today 8 p.m. -- Come see the Eurythmy Spring Valley Touring Ensemble in Memorial Hall. Eurythmy is a dynamic art that concerns itself with the movement ...

Price Discusses Poverty, Job Training at Conference

DURHAM -- Area commerce and civic leaders asked U.S. Rep. David Price, D-N.C., for more federal aid to assist the Triangle's unemployed population at ...

Fraternity men Score Lower GPAs

Greek officials say that for the first time in at least five years, last semester's grade point average for all male students at the University was higher ...