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Chapel Hill Resident Critical of UNC's Actions Toward Town

By Staff Editor | June 28

To The Editor: On reading Jon Harris' editorial supporting UNC's bullying of the Town of Chapel Hill ("Futile Actions," June 21), one can only conclude ...

Double Dutch: First Year

By Brian Frederick | June 28

I ended my first year of college on super double-secret probation. While a few incidents directly led to this status, I like to think the real reason ...

Rufus Releases Second LP; Take Poses in Small Doses

By Jonathan Miller | June 28

Four of Five Stars Rufus Wainwright has answered the hype. After being named by Rolling Stone as the best new artist in 1998 and garnering a spot on ...

Clark Concert Kicks Off Series

By Demetrius Grigolaya | June 28

Doug Clark and the Hot Nuts celebrated their front man's 65th birthday June 21 with a concert at McCorkle Place. The concert was part of a family-oriented ...

N.C. House Plan Absorbs Unused Salary Monies

By Matt ViserCity | June 28

The N.C. House of Representatives Appropriations Committee approved their $14.4 billion budget Tuesday, leaving many higher education officials worried ...

Palm Ready to Start Second Term as Dean

By Natalie Harrison | June 28

The University's College of Arts and Sciences can look forward to another half-decade of managerial continuity as its head returns for a second term. Risa ...

Court Rules Company Overcharged for Tow

By Emma Merritt | June 28

An Orange County district court awarded a UNC student $200 on June 20 after the judge ruled that Talbert's Tire and Automotive overcharged the student. ...

Town, UNC Approach Rezoning Compromise

By Matt ViserCity | June 28

Town and University officials might have finally come to a rezoning agreement that satisfies both sides. UNC met with town officials Tuesday to clarify ...

Women's Tennis Coach Leaves

By Brian Frederick | June 28

After three years as head coach of University of North Carolina women's tennis, Roland Thornqvist has been named to the same position at the University ...

Fare-free Busing Factors Into Town Budget

By Emily Canaday | June 28

The Chapel Hill Town Council cleared the way for fare-free busing Monday as part the town's $57.3 million budget. The budget also combines the Transportation ...

On-campus Bar Makes Last Call at Duke

By Emily Canaday | June 28

DURHAM - The old stools sit idly behind the wooden bar that for 27 years served swarms of Duke University students. The Hideaway, named by Playboy magazine ...

Administration Merges Teaching, Technology Units

By Ashley Davidson | June 28

Faculty members and administrators are working to unite opposing views as a result of recent plans to combine teaching efforts with state-of-the-art technological ...

Miss N.C. Pageant Becomes Racy

By Dana Rosengard | June 28

The checkered flag fell Saturday night on the stage of the Raleigh Memorial Auditorium amidst NASCAR auto frames and mammoth tires with a winner not moving ...

N.C. WARN Protests in Raleigh

By Matt ViserCity | June 28

RALEIGH - Persistence has been the name of the game for the N.C. Waste Awareness and Reduction Network, but their time seems to be running out. N.C. ...

Those Looking to `Fast' Will End Up Unsatisfied

By Adrial Dale | June 28

Two of Five Stars Grossing $41.6 million, "The Fast and the Furious" settled in as the No. 1 movie of last weekend. How? Why?

Seger Blurs Lilith Fair, Lilith Fare

By Russ Lane | June 28

Three of Five Stars Like writers, musicians are ultimately thieves.

Double Dutch: First Year

By Danielle Eubanks | June 28

My first year at UNC was a lot like a triathlon. I did a lot of running. At first it was after the U-Bus. As the loads of other lucky freshmen, packed ...

Exhibit Honors UNC Alumnus

By Allyson Shaffer | June 20

Before frequenting the courtroom in "Matlock," he kept order in Mayberry on "The Andy Griffith Show." Before that Andy Griffith, the famous comedian, ...

Double Dutch: Baseball

By Brian Frederick | June 20

Like many American boys, I spent summer evenings getting bitten by mosquitoes in left field. I wasn't allowed to chew gum at home, so game nights warranted ...

N.C. House Axes Taxes In Budget

By Matt ViserCity | June 20

North Carolina House of Representatives say they will not increase any taxes, yet will manage to avoid harsh cuts in the Health and Human Services Department. House ...