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Site Dedicated As Tribute to Richardson

By Jordan Bartel | September 28

Teacher. Mentor. Friend. Three words forged on the granite seal in the new Dick Richardson dedication site, nestled between Saunders Hall and Steele ...

Changes Don't Bother Cross Country's Henry

By Chris Gilfillan | September 28

Cha-Cha-Cha-Changes. Every freshman goes through changes. They cope with a new school, a new atmosphere, and, most especially, a new type of life. But ...

Students Still Plan to Study Abroad

By Sarah Gennett | September 28

While the Sept. 14 deadline for studying abroad came at the height of people's fears -- three days after the terrorist attacks -- officials say the number ...

New Vision, New Man at N.C. Central

By April Bethea | September 28

James H. Ammons is a man of vision. Since arriving in June as N.C. Central University's newest chancellor, Ammons has worked to further a new sense of ...

UNC Junior Extends a Helping MANO

By John Scarbrough | September 28

Hispanic women walk hand-in-hand with their children into Carrboro Elementary School on Wednesday evenings as Laura Seman waits to greet them. Seman ...

Groups Seek Involvement In Process

By Rob Leichner | September 28

As Chancellor James Moeser continues to suggest that the price of a UNC education should go up next year, students and administrators are hoping to have ...

DTH Picks of the Week

By Staff Editor | September 28

When John Bunting was a frosh linebacker, former UNC coach Bill Dooley referred to N.C. State as "Cow College." Now, as much as we respect our fellow ...

Housekeeper Arrested on Drug Charge

By Kathleen Wirth | September 28

Chapel Hill police arrested a UNC housekeeper early Thursday morning on one crack cocaine-related charge. Mario Schaffer, 26, of 225 Roberson St. was ...

The Face of Terror

By Staff Editor | September 28

U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft released photos Thursday of the 19 men suspected of hijacking four American planes on Sept. 11. Ashcroft said he hoped ...

Residence Halls to Stay Open During Fall Break

By Philissa Cramer | September 28

Housing officials have decided to break from tradition this year and keep all residence halls open during Fall Break, much to the pleasure of many students ...

Well-Known Names to Lend Sparkle at Jazz Event

By Graham Parker | September 28

The Sonja H. Stone Black Cultural Center will transform Hill Hall into a smooth jazz club tonight with "An Elegant Evening of Jazz," featuring the Freddy ...

Family Housing Provides Unique Childhood Experience

By Caroline Lindsey | September 28

For a typical child, the particulars of life on a college campus are a mystery. Thirteen-year-old Daniel Uribe is a different story. For Uribe, sites ...

Natural Disasters Seem Small in Comparison To Terrorists' Attacks

By Staff Editor | September 28

TO THE EDITOR: Few UNC students were affected by the news on Monday of tornados destroying a high school and then killing two students at the University ...

System's Share Of Budget Falls

By Jonathan Owens | September 27

Although the percentage of the N.C. budget devoted to the UNC system has declined steadily in recent years, officials insist that higher education has ...

Dive Recommends

By Brooks Firth | September 27

- "A Widow For One Year" John Irving A writer who specializes in brutally honest characters and story lines, Irving centers his new novel on the complex ...

Gibbs Band Cranks Out Backwater Brilliance; Bad Ronald Offends With Monotony

By Staff Editor | September 27

Emma Gibbs Band Out of the Country 4 Stars The Winston-Salem-based Emma Gibbs Band maintains its interesting and joyful mix that's ultimately neo-country ...

UNC's Offense Stalls in Home Loss

By Curt Kendall | September 27

North Carolina field hockey coach Karen Shelton wasn't at Henry Stadium Wednesday night to witness her team take on Wake Forest. But Shelton, who was ...

Mayoral Candidates Articulate Views on Environment

By Scott Warfield | September 27

Chapel Hill mayoral candidates convened at the Chapel Hill Town Hall on Monday night for the first forum of the election season. The forum, which was ...

Assault Suspect May Face Jail

By Jon Dougherty | September 27

A UNC student could be facing jail time after he was arrested early Sunday morning for throwing glass bottles at students in Fraternity Court and fleeing ...

Graduate Student Notes Lack of Water Fountains In University Stadium

By Staff Editor | September 27

TO THE EDITOR: First I would like to congratulate Coach Bunting and the Tar Heels on crushing the Seminoles last Saturday. I was proud to be at the game ...