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Residents Express Ire, Pessimism

By Lee Spears | March 22

Local residents are critical of the UNC Board of Trustees' decision Thursday to approve the campus Master Plan, which could threaten neighborhoods near ...

DMB, Ashley Stove Offer Borderline Discs

By Staff Editor | March 22

Dave Matthews BandEveryday2 1/2 StarsIn the recent Rolling Stone profile of the Dave Matthews Band, there's a picture of Matthews with Midas-touch producer ...

Paying Homage to a Crude Circle

By Paul Tharp | March 22

Standing, knees locked, before "The Circle of Life." Matisse in December, tied up on a green gallery wall, overstuffed. Green-faced Chicago. ...

Gymnastic Team Thanks Supporters, Looks to Postseason

By Staff Editor | March 22

TO THE EDITOR:As our season comes to an exciting close, the UNC gymnastics team would like to thank everyone who so generously supported us this year. ...

Forte Remains Undecided on Future Plans

March 22

North Carolina's Joseph Forte released a statement Wednesday regarding reports that he had decided to forgo two years of eligibility in favor of playing ...

UNC Research Draws Big Bucks From NIH

By Stephaine Horvath | March 21

UNC research programs received a booster shot recently when the National Institutes of Health announced that it awarded the University a total of $207 ...

Committed CEO Inspires Students

By Rachel Clarke | March 21

The CEO and owner of Chick-fil-A said Tuesday night that he is still the "top chicken" at Chick-fil-A and that he will continue to be for many ...

MIT, Harvard Institute New Aid Programs

By Kristy Jones | March 21

Several universities -- including Harvard University and Massachusetts Institute of Technology -- recently have announced changes to significantly alter ...

THINK Transit Thinks Broadly, Acts Locally

By Anne Fawcett | March 21

Spring Break doesn't have to be about getting the best tan or spending entire days on the beach.Among the alternative Spring Break plans that spread students ...

4 UNC Fencers Qualify For NCAA Tournament

March 21

Four fencers from North Carolina will be amongst the 144 participants in the 2001 National Collegiate Men's and Women's Fencing Championships. Competing ...

Council Wants Vote After Study

By Amanda Wilson | March 21

The UNC Board of Trustees will vote to accept or reject the Master Plan on Thursday despite the Chapel Hill Town Council's request for it to wait for ...

BUMBERSHOOT

By Staff Editor | March 21

Sophomore Gina Filiberto from High Point stops to turn her wind-blown umbrella right side out Tuesday afternoon. The cold, windy weather kept students ...

Foot-and-Mouth Poses Threat to N.C. Hog Industry

By Rachel Cottone | March 21

The recent outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in Europe, especially England, is a major concern for the agricultural officials in North Carolina.In England, ...

Lacrosse Takes 1st Stab at ACC Play

By James Giza | March 21

For all the adversity the North Carolina men's lacrosse team has faced during the past four years, the ACC has been the bane of its on-the-field existence.The ...

Sierra Club Speaks Out in Support of Odum Village

By Mandy Melton | March 21

The local branch of the Sierra Club held a press conference Tuesday afternoon to voice concern that Odum Village might become a victim of UNC's Master ...

Hogging the Land?

By Michael Handy | March 21

Every day, hogs in North Carolina produce more than 50,000 tons of waste -- more than is produced by all of the people in California combined -- without ...

Ticket Distribution Rigged; CAA Not Representing Students

By Frederick Hill | March 21

I would like to add my perspective to the current Carolina Athletic Association controversy. Let me first say that I have not been a source of information ...

Inner-City Researcher Gives Hope

By Elizabeth Parrott | March 21

The presentation of a study examining successful African-American women heading families in Chicago's inner city kept a full audience captivated Tuesday ...

Congress Could Limit CAA Power

By Brook Corwin | March 21

Two Student Congress committees, citing persistent student concerns about the Carolina Athletic Association, paved the way Tuesday for the full Congress ...

Town Council, Residents Oppose Rezoning

By Stephanie Gunter | March 21

A proposal with the potential to add affordable housing in Chapel Hill was opposed by residents and town staff at a public hearing Monday night.At the ...