Vinroot Drops Bid For U.S. Senate Seat

Former Charlotte Mayor Richard Vinroot announced Wednesday that he will no longer seek the Republican nomination for a U.S. Senate seat in 2002. Vinroot, ...

Incumbents, New Member Join Board

Experience prevailed in the race for seats on Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education, as voters returned incumbents Nick Didow and Valerie Foushee. Newcomer ...

Gist, Herrera, McDuffee Win in Carrboro

Incumbents Jacquelyn Gist and Diana McDuffee retained their seats on the Carrboro Board of Aldermen, while newcomer John Herrera slid past incumbent Allen ...

Native American Heritage Gets Month in Spotlight

Carolina Indian Circle and Alpha Pi Omega sorority members hope events they have planned to celebrate Native American Heritage Month will improve the ...

UNC's Potential For Intelligence Hopefuls High

Our University has an obligation to its students and its country, which is why UNC needs to begin doing its part in fighting the war on terrorism.

Police Roundup

University Sunday, Nov. 4 - Joseph Francis Cannon, 21, of 917 Greenwood Road was arrested for driving while intoxicated at 1:55 a.m., reports state. ...

Electric Bus Gives Patrons Education, Entertainment

Entering the circus-like tents of the Experience Music Project's Electric Bus, the museum-goer is met with a cacophony of sound. Hank Williams wails ...

Seminars Battle Bioterrorism With Facts

Professor Anna Waller has been trying to find a way -- using her public health background -- to effectively communicate with the public about bioterrorism ...

5 Candidates Try for 3 Seats on School Board

Managing systemwide growth and improving minority student achievement are two goals that appear on the platforms of all five candidates for the Chapel ...

Officials Discuss Bioterrorism

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK -- Two U.S. congressmen listened to experts outline goals for bioterrorism preparedness in North Carolina at a roundtable discussion ...

Mayoral Hopefuls Mount Final Pushes

Chapel Hill and Carrboro mayoral candidates made their final campaign push Monday, shaking hands and posting fliers in a last-ditch effort to secure votes ...

Officials Return From Qatar

More than 50 UNC faculty and administrators returned late Monday from a weekend in Qatar aimed at helping officials decide if UNC should start business ...

BSM Month Aims for Awareness

Education and entertainment are on the agenda for November, Black Student Movement Month at UNC. Carmen Scott, an executive assistant for the BSM, said ...

Campus Calendar

Today 6 p.m. -- The Society of Undergraduate Students With Interest in Japan and the Asian Studies Department will host David Robinson of the N.C. Japan ...

Former U.S. Senator Urges Soft Money Opposition

Former U.S. Sen. Robert Morgan stressed the need Monday for students to help push the issue of campaign finance reform by working to limit soft money ...

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Finance Reform Takes Back Seat to Homeland Security

Debate about campaign finance reform has been overshadowed recently by an influx of legislation related to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks -- but some ...

Tar Heels Look Forward to Another Successful Season

A summation of North Carolina swimming coach Frank Comfort's philosophy sits in plain view on his desk.

Expulsions Boost Need To Fill Seats

The expulsion of two members from Student Congress has added new importance to Wednesday's special election. Seniors John Clark and Andrew Wagner were ...