Show Goes On Despite Tragedy

Before Tuesday's terrorist attacks, the Deep Dish Theater's production of William Mastrosimone's "Cat's Paw" was simply a work of fiction. Now it seems ...

Local Arabs, Muslims Gain Student Support

Students concerned about campus tensions after last week's terrorist attacks met Sunday to collaborate on plans combatting negative attitudes targeted ...

Graduate Student Wants Public to be Conscious of Nation's Recent Actions

TO THE EDITOR: President George W. Bush responded to the Sept. 11 attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon with words of resolve. He would "make ...

Driver Dies, 4 Hurt After Car Accident

An 18-year-old Durham male died Sunday from injuries sustained in a car accident on Friday that caused four others to be admitted to UNC Hospitals for ...

N.C. Reps Unveil Housing Plan

DURHAM -- Two of North Carolina's U.S. representatives introduced a new housing initiative Monday, claiming it will revitalize the minority community ...

We Can't Let Microsoft Stop All of Our Fun

In case any of you hadn't noticed, the U.S. Department of Justice recently dropped its case against Microsoft like Cypress Hill was dropping bombs in ...

Edwards Explains Bill, Criticizes Past Security

RALEIGH -- Under the metal walls of a helicopter hangar, Sen. John Edwards, D-N.C., met with members of the N.C. National Guard just days after ...

DPS Reacts to Trespassing Incidents

After a string of recent trespassing incidents, Department of Public Safety officials are reminding community members that only people directly affiliated ...

Pathology Researcher Gets Award

A leading UNC researcher is set to receive one of the most distinguished scientific awards in the nation. Oliver Smithies, professor of pathology, was ...

N.C. State Student Eyes Council Seat

Thomas Croom is a senior chemistry major at N.C. State University expecting to graduate in December. But while his classmates might be looking for a ...

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Robertson Fund Now Accepting Applications

Members of the UNC and Duke University communities now can help bridge the short distance between the schools with the help of grant money from the Robertson ...

Key Players Control Budget Process

On June 28, the N.C. House passed a state budget for the 2001-03 fiscal years with a large budget hole that legislators knew they would have to fill -- ...

Tax Proposal Snagged in 2-Week Senate Delay

Two weeks after the N.C. House passed a tax package, the Senate has yet to make significant progress on the proposal. On Aug. 30, the House approved ...

Walking Tour Focuses on Downtown Vision

Carrboro residents and officials brainstormed ideas for making the town more pedestrian-friendly and aesthetically pleasing as they strolled through downtown ...

Silent Field Becomes Memorial

A bright sun shone down, warming the bright metal bleachers directly below.The unscathed, painted field lay calmly and ready for battle below mostly clear ...

Lottery Issue to Resurface Soon

After largely being forgotten, statewide lottery legislation could be revived this week. House Speaker Jim Black, D-Mecklenburg, announced ...

Volleyball Tops Tribe Despite Early Setback

Coming off a 3-2 loss at Santa Clara last Sunday and an emotional week that featured a number of canceled matches and practices, signs of a potential ...

Why Did It Take Terror At Home?

I did not want to write this column. I wanted to write about UNC's license agreement with software giant Microsoft Corp. There were reasons for my ...