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By Staff Editor | December 2

Today 7:30 p.m. -- Come out to Mrs. D's -- 206 W. Cameron St. -- for the last Fellowship of Christian Athletes meeting of the year. It's our Christmas ...

Woodworking Class Enriches High School Courses, Students

By Jack Kimball | December 2

Physics, chemistry and spatial geometry combined into a single class -- these three topics are enough to make any college student's knees shake but not ...

Tar Heels Shine In New York Spotlight

By Kelly Lusk | December 2

Click here for more pictures from the game

Living Wages Best Answer to High-Priced Homes in County

By Staff Editor | December 2

TO THE EDITOR: The Nov. 26 "Priced Out of a Home" editorial is a great example of fuzzy thinking. Why should Orange County be ashamed to have the highest ...

Governors Focus On Accomplishing Education Goals

By Emma Burgin | December 2

Governors from all over the United States joined former N.C. Gov. Jim Hunt in the DuBose House on Sunday evening for the opening of the first symposium ...

Alternative Medicine Reiki Emanates Energy in Triangle

By Joshua D'Agostino | December 2

Vickie Penninger used to work full time as a social worker in Raleigh. But recently she cut her hours in half because of the success of her healing ...

Tar Heels Steal Show in Big Apple

By Kelly Lusk | December 2

NEW YORK -- The youngest team in major college basketball just can't seem to grow up any quicker. North Carolina showed that any growing pains it is ...

Animation and Fine Art Galleries Display Original Artwork

By Diane Eikenberry | December 2

An original Picasso priced at nearly $500 hangs unobtrusively in University Mall at Animation and Fine Art Galleries. Across from Radio Shack and catty ...

Multiple Majors Might Not Help in Job Hunts

By Faye Fernandes | December 2

Though the number of students with double, triple or even quadruple majors is on the rise, university administrators say multiple-major students do not ...

Reader Feedback Contributes To DTH Learning Experience

By Staff Editor | December 2

Well, looks like we've reached the end of the road, both literally and figuratively. Finals are rapidly approaching, and we've all got more to do, with ...

UNC Schools Gain Courses, Attention

By Jennifer Hagin | December 2

When the University of North Carolina system was created in 1972, its two research universities -- UNC-Chapel Hill and N.C. State University -- received ...

Chatham: Stop Nuclear Shipping

By David Allen | December 2

In a recently passed resolution, Chatham County's Board of Commissioners asked N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper to restrict the transport of radioactive ...

UNC Eliminates A&M on Way to Final Four

By Kellie Dixon | December 2

North Carolina forward Alyssa Ramsey made it look so easy. A pass here, a touch there, and within 22 seconds of play, Ramsey notched her first goal of ...

UNC Employees Renew Efforts For BOT Input

By John Frank | December 2

Despite being denied representation on the Board of Trustees once already, Employee Forum chairman Tommy Griffin has vowed to fight on until the staff ...

Supreme Court to Hear Donations Case

By Alexandra Dodson | December 2

Supreme Court to Hear Donations Case By Alexandra Dodson Staff Writer The U.S. Supreme Court decided Monday to hear a case that could remove campaign ...

ASL Meeting to Be Held Tuesday

December 2

The final meeting of The Daily Tar Heel Association of Student Leaders for the fall 2002 semester will be held at 5 p.m.

Professors Must Push Honor Code

By Staff Editor | December 2

For the past few months, the Committee on Student Conduct and a chancellor-appointed task force have been toiling away, taking a scrutinizing eye to the ...

Congress Passes Bill to Ease Appointments

By Kate Harrington | December 2

Student Congress created Tuesday an addition to the Student Code that clarifies the rules on external appointments. A bill introducing Title VIII of ...

Quick Start May Cloud Perceptions

By Staff Editor | December 2

They were expected to be pretty good, but not that good.

North Carolina Falls In Middle Nationally For End-of-Life Care

By Adam Cardais | December 2

A recent study says the state's health care for end-of-life patients is not up to par, although some health care officials boast that North Carolina has ...