Dilbert 10/31/2000

Registration Glitches Fixed

As underclassmen prepare to sign up for spring classes, University officials say problems that have plagued registration in previous weeks will not ...

Flesh, Blood and TalentLie Behind Intangible Plan

All that currently exists of the Master Plan are sterile, technical blueprints mapping out future growth at the University. But behind each of those ...

Marchers Protest Domestic Violence

The Franklin Street post office provided a stage for Judy Woodall as she sang, spotlighted by street lamps, for participants in the third annual March ...

Women's Soccer Seeded 3rd in ACC Tournament

The North Carolina women's soccer team (13-3, 4-3 in the ACC) has received the third seed in the ACC tournament, which begins Thursday at Koskinen Stadium ...

Nameless, Faceless No More: Residents Share Their Concerns

Clinging to the identity that defines Chapel Hill as home, many residents have growing concerns about development that will come with UNC's Master Plan. ...

Case Looks At Finance Reform

About 60 people, including public office seekers previously defeated in elections by opponents with larger campaign chests, crowded into the small courtroom ...

Is North Carolina bound to the bond?

Almost exactly a year ago, I set out with two other intrepid reporters and a photographer on an expedition around North Carolina to find out what the ...

Tales of the Tar Heel Undead

There is fright beyond Franklin Street on Halloween, and scares more chilling than midterm exams surround college campuses throughout the state.

Parker Resurfaces in UNC Backfield

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - Willie Parker saw an opportunity Saturday at Virginia and seized it. He grabbed a chance to go back in time, to his happy place ...

Looking to Bridge the Racial Gap

Most of those who place themselves in the public spotlight manage eventually to say or do something that they regret. I am not an exception. About seven ...

How Will N.C. Cope if They Don't Pass the Bond?

University advocates who have spoken at length about the $3.1 billion higher education bond referendum are relatively speechless about what the state ...

Students Don Candidate Costumes

Presidential candidates were on campus Monday night, if only in spirit. The Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies sponsored a debate in New West Hall ...

Senior Class President Stands Behind Aquarium, Asks for Student Support

TO THE EDITOR: This letter is written in response to Ashley Stephenson's column entitled "Fish Tank Idea Moronic on Many Levels" that ran in the Oct. ...

Bills Pass to Fund Student Groups

Despite a marked shortage of remaining funds, Student Congress managed to allocate a portion of its shrinking coffers to campus groups with little disagreement ...

A Vote for Ralph Nader Could Hand Election To George W. Bush

TO THE EDITOR: Students might be wondering whether they should vote for Al Gore or Ralph Nader. Here are a few things to consider. Without a doubt Nader ...

PURSUE Program Helps the University Achieve Diversity

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

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

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