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Officials mull growth plan

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 11

UNC's campus isn't the only part of the University that's set to grow in the coming years. If things go according to plan, thousands of new students ...

New Yorkers past and present keep moving forward

By LINDSEY NAYLOR | September 11

The Big Apple. Empire City. The Melting Pot. Gotham. The City That Never Sleeps. New York City thrives in the U.S. imagination as a place of legend, ...

Campus briefs

September 11

Arts lecturer to address free speech, censorship Svetlana Mintcheva, who directs an arts advocacy program at the National Coalition Against Censorship, ...

City briefs

September 11

City schools seek volunteers for mentorship program The Blue Ribbon Mentor-Advocate program in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools is seeking volunteers ...

Gift increases Asia programs

By Nicole Duncan | September 11

Forget South America or Europe. The new study abroad hot spot is Asia. Offering more than 40 programs in nine different countries, the newly announced ...

Festival to present short films

September 11

For those who think the Sundance Film Festival has gotten too commercial, the Triangle kindly offers Flicker, a showcase for truly independent films. Celebrating ...

Festival spreads church message

September 11

Singing, sunshine and friendly faces filled Carrboro's Baldwin Park on Saturday at the fourth-annual FRANgelism in the Park. The event, held by St. ...

UNC to open cultural center

By KATE SULLIVAN | September 11

The University is set to house a new American Indian Center, the first of its kind in the South. The center, unveiled Thursday night, will serve as ...

Business school to build brand

By KATE SULLIVAN | September 11

For many UNC students the only visible connection between basketball and the business school is the proximity of the Smith Center to the Kenan-Flagler ...

Trip through time

By Staff Editor | September 11

Tommy Johnson, left, looks on as son Daniel, 8, tests out a musket at the revolutionary war re-enactment held in Hillsborough on Sunday. Spectators toured ...

Snakes and Music are not on a Plane

By Adam Wright | August 31

MUSICREVIEW Snakes and Music Isabelle 3 and 1/2 stars Depending upon your priorities in life, the fact that Snakes and Music has nothing to do ...

Farley defends missed meeting

By MAC MOLLISON | August 31

Luke Farley, speaker of Student Congress, defended Wednesday his decision to forgo the body's first meeting of the semester for a Republican fundraiser. "It ...

Dive Recommends

By Staff Editor | August 31

Album from the Vaults: Sonny's Crib - Sonny Clark: This five-song set from one of jazz piano's understated bigmen is, listen after listen, a lesson in ...

End your football famine with can't-miss matchups

By David Ely | August 31

Don't worry sports fans. You do not have to watch Major League Baseball anymore in order to get your sports fix. The 2006 college football season ...

'Till the Sun Turns Black' full of radiant color

By HARRY KAPLOWITZ | August 31

MUSICREVIEW Ray LaMontagne Till the Sun Turns Black 4 stars Ray LaMontagne reminds me a lot of Nick Drake - and I really hate Nick Drake. But ...

NCSU program predicts normal hurricane season

By ERIN FRANCE | August 31

Researchers at N.C. State University predict that Tropical Depression Ernesto is the start of a normal, but not intensely active, hurricane season. Len ...

Midnite Movies

August 31

They aren't designed to provoke goatee-scratching discussion. Film studies courses, most likely, won't be including them in a lecture wedged between "Citizen ...

Heels again victim of injury

August 31

T-minus two days and counting until the UNC-Chapel Hill football team kicks off its 2006 season, and coach John Bunting has finally answered some of the ...

Modern album shows Dylan's classic talent

By Will Halicks | August 31

MUSICREVIEW Bob Dylan Modern Times 4 stars The times might be a-changing, but the years haven't tarnished the talents of Bob Dylan. His new ...

Stefy's first a guilty pop pleasure

By Beth Dozier | August 31

MUSICREVIEW Stefy The Orange Album 3 stars From ABBA to A-Ha, pop music always has been a bastion for the guilty pleasure. And the California ...