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UNC women's basketball forward Alyssa Ustby announces return for fifth season

| April 26

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Exiled locals may see new start

By MEREDITH LEE MILLER | January 24

Town officials tonight will consider adopting a resolution to create a “partnership to end homelessness in Orange County.” Members of the ...

Mich. to eye affirmative action ban

By HIlLARY HELLENS | January 24

An effort to ban affirmative action in universities and government offices across Michigan took a step forward this month, when a statewide group filed ...

McCants shines in 2nd half

By DANIEL MALLOY | January 24

With time winding down in the first half of Saturday’s game, North Carolina point guard Raymond Felton was fouled at the top of the key as he passed ...

County kicks off budget talks

January 24

County Budget Director Donna Dean used a wilted plant as a graphic in her presentation on this year’s budget at the Orange County Board of Commissioners’ ...

Student affairs faces change

By Emily Steel | January 24

In a letter sent to University administrators late last week, Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Margaret Jablonski announced a series of personnel changes ...

MLK week peaks with variety performance

By TOM PREVITE | January 24

The 24th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Birthday Celebration week ended not with a simple interpretation of King’s dream, but an eloquent perspective ...

Award panel will look inward

By JENNY RUBY | January 24

A positive solution to the controversy about the naming of a University award for women could be in sight now that Chancellor James Moeser has established ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 24

Today — The Daily Tar Heel will hold a meeting at 6:30 p.m. in room 3209 of the Student Union for those interested in joining the newspaper’s ...

UNC splits weekend matches

By DANIEL SCHWIND | January 24

For the North Carolina wrestling team, this weekend might have seemed like d

Tar Heel loses close match to Nebraska Goliath

January 24

After a strong 25-12 win against Virginia on Friday night, the North Carolina men’s wrestling team looked poised to take on the seventh-ranked Nebraska ...

County schools to review bids to build new middle school

January 24

Bids for Orange County’s newest middle school soon might be up for approval, if rising construction costs do not hinder the plans. The Orange ...

Rocca agrees to give speech

January 24

Mo Rocca has summed up the essence of the ’70s, ’80s and ’90s, but now he’s setting his sights on crafting a fitting tribute for ...

Tar Heels sweep 2 in opener

January 24

The No. 18 North Carolina men’s tennis team showed no signs of fatigue during its second match of a doubleheader Saturday. UNC opened its season ...

Students have a ball at presidential bash

By JACQUELINE BRILL | January 24

WASHINGTON, D.C. — While most were content to sip their Korbel champagne one glass at a time, the younger crowd that gathered to celebrate the 55th ...

May seizes day

By Brian MacPherson | January 24

Don’t try to tell the North Carolina players they don’t know an effective strategy when they see it One week after watching Wake Forest ...

Kinnaird follows her own agendas

By India Autry | January 24

Sen. Ellie Kinnaird, D-Orange, branded as the state’s most liberal legislator, has crafted a fifth-term agenda confronting anti-crime hardliners ...

Forum for YD is 1st in contest

By JOHN RAMSEY | January 24

Student organizations will begin the process of officially endorsing candidates for student body president at 8 p.m. in 209 Manning Hall when the Young ...

Program series to tackle HIV/AIDS awareness

By KATIE HOFFMANN | January 24

During the hour a student sits through class today, two U.S. citizens will have died from AIDS. As of 2003, 4,316 people in the Triangle were infected ...

Sorvino to star in Fiddler role

By Kristen Williams | January 24

Paul Sorvino isn’t a Mafioso. But he does play one on screen. Out of the 105 films in which he has appeared, Sorvino is mostly remembered ...

Workers voice grievances

By LINDSAY MICHEL | January 24

A group of UNC workers and their supporters gathered Friday afternoon on Manning Drive with one goal in mind: to make their voices heard. Amid a din ...