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

| April 26

Cross Country

'Blood' to serve as summer read

By JOHN RAMSEY | January 20

A 23-year-old black man lay dead in the middle of a street in a small North Carolina town. The two white men who shot him in the plain view of many witnesses ...

Letteri settles into new role

By JENNIFER FAIR | January 20

After 12 years in a rival college town, new Public Works Director Bill Letteri has settled into Chapel Hill. “It is what I had hoped it would ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | January 20

Weather causes cancellation of Town Council meeting The Chapel Hill Town Council canceled its meeting Wednesday because of inclement weather. The ...

Police log for 1/20/2005

By Staff Editor | January 20

- Carrboro police responded to a breaking and entering, larceny and damage to property complaint at 9:30 p.m. Tuesday at the PTA Thrift Store on ...

Congress prepares to dole out funds

By KATHRYN BALES | January 20

Student Congress is gearing up for two weekends in February when more than $200,000 is expected to be allocated to student groups. During the Finance ...

UNC avoids repeat upset

By Jacob Karabell | January 20

CLEMSON, S.C. — After Saturday’s loss at Wake Forest, many observers wondered if this year’s North Carolina team was as improved as ...

UNC crushes Johns Hopkins

January 20

In a relatively easy meet against Johns Hopkins on Wednesday, the men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams were able to rest up before ...

Pilot program sees snags

January 20

More than a quarter of students living in on-campus housing are taking advantage of the new file-sharing pilot program that became available last Wednesday. But ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | January 20

Closure of Cameron Avenue delayed until Monday Contractors have delayed the closing of Cameron Avenue to through traffic until Monday because of cold ...

Calendar

By Staff Editor | January 20

Today — The Daily Tar Heel will hold a meeting at 5:30 p.m. in room 3203 of the Student Union for those interested in joining the newspaper’s ...

Ballot count dispute remains unresolved

January 20

Inauguration Day for state officials might be over, but the judicial battle for the role of North Carolina’s state superintendent of public instruction ...

SBP candidates debut platforms

By Brian Hudson | January 20

After a week of petitioning for the support of about 4,000 students, the candidates running for student body president are ready to get down to the issues. Today ...

Panel kicks off its search for DEDC director

By JAKE POTTER | January 20

A Downtown Economic Development Corporation subcommittee set in motion Wednesday its plans to recruit a permanent executive director to guide the group ...

Search nears end for deans of 2 schools

By JACKI SPIES | January 20

The UNC School of Dentistry and the School of Public Health are looking toward bright futures, as searches for new deans at the schools should come to ...

Student officials protest tuition

By SHARI FELD | January 20

The battle about tuition recently has taken a new turn, as members of student government are voicing their concerns about what they say are inequitable ...

UNC's second-half surge tames Tigers

By Daniel Blank | January 20

CLEMSON, S.C. — All Raymond Felton could do was throw up his arms in disgust. Sean May had just thrown up an outlet lob that was immediately ...

Staffers give order to chaos

By STEPHANIE NEWTON | January 19

As candidates fire up Microsoft Excel and tally numbers of signatures, it’s clear that this year’s election season is turning out to be a ...

Body could be business voice

By JAKE POTTER | January 19

As some Downtown Economic Development Corporation members convene today to begin searching for a permanent executive director, downtown business owners ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | January 19

Funds from reception, meal to go toward tsunami relief The Interfraternity Council will host a reception and dinner Feb. 12 at the Fearrington Inn ...

Seniors snag $12,000 for 2nd speaker

By KRISTLE SPELLMAN | January 19

UNC students could get a dose of Comedy Central during Commencement weekend. Mo Rocca, a TV personality formerly of “The Daily Show,” might ...