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PURSUE Program Helps the University Achieve Diversity

By Staff Editor | October 31

TO THE EDITOR: I want to thank The Daily Tar Heel for commending the PURSUE program ("Granting Opportunity," Oct. 27) for its role in creating opportunities ...

Sullivan Wastes No Time Setting Personal Mark

By Staff Editor | October 31

Molly Sullivan didn't waste any time in the 2000-01 swimming season. In her first home meet of the year, the North Carolina swimmer obliterated her personal ...

Police Haunt Franklin For a Happy Halloween

By Staff Editor | October 31

Law enforcement officials will be out in full force tonight as Franklin Street endures its yearly Halloween barrage of costumed revelers. Chapel Hill ...

George W. Bush The Right Choice For U.S. Taxpayers

By Staff Editor | October 30

TO THE EDITOR: My family and I are one of those hard-working families Al Gore always talks to, courting our votes. To be informed about our presidential ...

UNC Offense Fails to Score Despite Opportunities

By Staff Editor | October 30

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - North Carolina just couldn't score on Saturday. The Tar Heels could contain Virginia's offense, getting five sacks and holding ...

Town Sweats Sprawling UNC Campus

By Staff Editor | October 30

How big is big enough? As UNC's campus continues to grow, many people worry that the University will start spilling into neighborhoods despite efforts ...

Cavs Hand UNC 4th Straight Loss

By Staff Editor | October 30

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Some college students do just enough to get by. They don't read their textbooks, don't go to class. But with the benefit of some ...

Nader Not Ideal Candidate For U.S. Progressive Voters

By Staff Editor | October 30

Last Friday, an article in The Daily Tar Heel reported the alarming fact that Ralph Nader might draw enough votes from Al Gore to elect George W. Bush ...

Private Musings Reveal Mysteries of Male Culture

By Staff Editor | October 30

One travels life's chaotic road in a search intended for clarity of mind. Often, society questions much of what the sexes contribute to one another. ...

Student Congress Grapples With Financial Strain

By Staff Editor | October 30

Facing a dwindling pool of funds, Student Congress will find out tonight how far it can stretch the student buck this semester to fund campus groups' ...

Newcomers Excel as UNC Beats Rice

By Staff Editor | October 30

The beginning of the swimming and diving season is marked by long, grueling practices and tired athletes. These conditions usually don't lead to fast ...

Bucy Leads Tar Heels To Victory

By Staff Editor | October 30

All season long, senior Michael Bucy has been a consistent, yet quiet part of the third-ranked North Carolina men's soccer team. Saturday night, in his ...

Don't Kill Your Cash Stash - Invest

By Staff Editor | October 30

Kofi Bofah Philosophy .22 You want to learn about money? Step into my office. Work, save and invest. If you have lots of dough sitting in the bank, you ...

Labor Unions Help Defend The American Way of Life

By Staff Editor | October 30

The history of the changes in how well or poorly most Americans live is largely the history of the rise and decline of labor unions. What would America ...

Ecology Plays Role in Plan

By Staff Editor | October 30

When it rains on campus, it's more than a natural phenomenon - it's a factor now changing the course of campus growth. Stormwater runoff is just one of ...

Society's Privileged Responsible For Aiding World's `Have Nots'

By Staff Editor | October 30

If you open any newspaper or magazine, you can find a tragic tale of poverty or what I refer to as the "have nots." We read this tragic tale, feel a moment ...

Cartoon 10/30/00

By Staff Editor | October 30

Women's Soccer Bounces Back, Stomps Terps

By Staff Editor | October 30

Maryland women's soccer coach Shannon Higgins-Cirvoski played on four undefeated national-title North Carolina teams in the late 1980s, so she never knew ...

Dilbert 10/30/00

By Staff Editor | October 30

Online Calendar to Centralize Publicity

By Staff Editor | October 30

Beginning next semester, students will no longer have to search and scour the campus for upcoming activities. Student Body President Brad Matthews, Vice ...