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DeCaro dominates as No. 15 Diamond Heels defeat Virginia Tech in first game of series

| April 26

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Area schools move towards cooperation

By TED STRONG | January 24

Local school districts have made significant progress toward more cooperation in recent months, members of the Orange County Board of Commissioners said ...

MLK vigil illuminates campus

By MARTA OSTROWSKI | January 21

In a calm and sentimental spirit, students lit candles in remembrance of Martin Luther King Jr. during a vigil Thursday night. A trail of lights then ...

Football players still suspended

January 21

The future of the University’s three suspended football players remains unknown. Wide receiver Adarius Bowman, defensive tackle Isaiah Thomas ...

Police log for Jan. 21

By Staff Editor | January 21

- Chapel Hill police are investigating two reports of attempted sexual assault at Chapel Hill High School, police reports state. In one incident, ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 21

Local international group receives program funding The U.S. Agency for International Development has awarded Chapel Hill-based IntraHealth International ...

Survey: Students want printers

By HEATHER ANDREWS | January 21

While students seem to be happy with the smoking ban in residence halls, many residents hope to see new community printing stations installed in their ...

Hospital worker to speak out

By LINDSAY MICHEL | January 21

About a month after speaking out against unfair working conditions, a UNC Hospitals housekeeper is taking a second attempt at making his voice heard. Mauricio ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 21

Friday — “I, Too, Sing America” — a performance that will include a mixture of song, dance and poetry — will be held at ...

School board OKs middle college

By SPENCER GIPPLE | January 21

The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to endorse the mission statement and approve funding for the planning and creation ...

Freedom, liberty key in address

By KAVITA PILLAI | January 21

President Bush evoked the Founding Fathers in his second inaugural speech Thursday, placing the broad ideal of freedom at the forefront of his agenda ...

Teacher pleads guilty to charges

By EREN TATARAGASI | January 21

A local elementary-school teacher pled guilty Thursday in Orange County District Court to five charges related to child abuse and assault. Kathleen ...

Area schools clarify new SAT

By GREGG FOUND | January 21

After changes to the SAT are implemented in March, Mom and Dad won’t be quite as happy with a score of 1,600. Students and parents attended a ...

Congress to examine ticket policies

By Kristie Spellman | January 21

After a semester wrought with criticism, the affairs of the Carolina Athletic Association will be debated during the next meeting of Student Congress. ...

UVa. mirrors aid at UNC

January 21

The University of Virginia again is following UNC’s lead in expanding its program to help low-income students get an education. An additional ...

Bush appoints UNC alumnus

By MEGAN MCSWAIN | January 21

Claude Allen’s career started small, but the UNC graduate’s new appointment places him in the White House as President Bush’s right-hand ...

Lynn, 60, clinical professor

By SHARI FELD | January 21

Frances Lynn, a UNC clinical professor in the Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, died Tuesday after a two-year battle with cancer. She ...

Candidates sign off on signatures

By KATIE HOFFMANN | January 21

The steady flurry of campaigners and clipboards that stormed through the corridors of UNC’s campus came to a halt in the Board of Elections office ...

Planned Parenthood to celebrate Roe anniversary

By SUSIE DICKSON | January 21

The 32nd anniversary of Roe v. Wade will be celebrated around the nation on Saturday. To commemorate the anniversary, the Planned Parenthood of Central ...

City schools favor limit for exchange students

January 21

Opportunities for foreign exchange students to study in local schools might be harder to come by in the future. Before their meeting was cut short ...

Leaders to fight for new districts

By RACHEL BROCK | January 21

Members of student government are leading the way in advocating for voting district changes that could increase youth turnout on all campuses in the UNC ...