Dilbert 5/01/01

Panel Pushes Sportsmanship

Several of sports' most respected coaching icons met with hundreds of North Carolina coaches Monday to discuss the importance of sportsmanship.UNC co-hosted ...

Students Discuss Human Supremacy, Animal Rights

About 60 people had tears in their eyes and shocked looks on their faces at a speech and video presentation from an "intraspecies peacemaker" ...

Building Projects Lack Legislative Oversight

N.C. House Speaker Jim Black has yet to appoint members to a committee designed to oversee planned construction projects funded by the $3.1 billion Higher ...

Edwards Asked to Intervene

Local officials will have to wait to hear whether they will have the backing of federal leaders in their fight against nuclear storage expansion.Representatives ...

N.C. Town Fighting for State Funding

When the floodwaters from Hurricane Floyd receded in the waning months of 1999, it was evident that the town of Princeville had suffered millions of dollars ...

Students Warn of Risks From Storage Companies

As summer break approaches, many UNC students are faced with the difficult task of finding a place to store their belongings for the coming months.But ...

Duke Task Force to Examine Racial Issues

Duke University President Nan Keohane formed a task force last week to examine minority issues on campus a month after Duke's campus newspaper printed ...

Chupkowski, Mitchell Don't `Blather,' Offer Needed Perspective

TO THE EDITOR:I'd like to respond to Jordan Carpenter's letter as printed in The Daily Tar Heel on April 26.There is a contradiction in his argument. ...

A Marginalized Minority at UNC

Native Americans are alienated from campus. They have no form of identity. There are no Native American faculty, and there is no Native American studies ...

Dilbert 04/30/01

New Magazines Hit Ground With a Bounce

Starting a magazine on campus involves a lot more than a catchy name and a cute logo. It takes planning, ambition and, for some, a willingness to sell ...

Students to Take Action Against Budget Cuts

Wednesday not only marks the end of classes but also the beginning of a student-centered movement to combat potential budget cuts at UNC.About 20 students ...

Kolumnist Bids Farewell, Offers Dos, Don'ts

I'm starting to feel the first pangs of separation anxiety.We're breaking up, dear reader. And no, that doesn't mean we can still go out.In the real world, ...

Swim Pulls Cheers, Volunteers

With a splash and a cheer, the 25-meter freestyle assisted by styrofoam barbell event began.Almost 75 people crowded into the Estes Drive Community Center ...

Housing Frustrates Residents

Officials say complaining parents are not the reason that rising sophomores had trouble moving off South Campus for next year.Rumors that the parents ...

Hamm Comes Back Home

Mia Hamm never lost on Fetzer Field during her standout collegiate career at North Carolina.And she wasn't going to let anything - not even a sprained ...

Town Defends Landfill Placement

Charges of environmental racism in Orange County have local officials jumping to defend their case.A recent study conducted by a UNC class cites evidence ...

Work to Make the BCC Unite

Martin Luther King asserted in his Letter from a Birmingham Jail that "anyone who lives inside the United States can never be considered an outsider anywhere ...