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City briefs

By Staff Editor | September 21

Today's Sapikowski hearing canceled, to be rescheduled A hearing for Adam Sapikowski, 17, has been canceled, according to a press release from the ...

File sharing options plentiful

By Brian Hudson | September 21

The UNC system has moved ahead with plans to allow system schools to install legal music downloading, but in the mean time, UNC-Chapel Hill officials ...

Leaders won't travel to D.C.

By ERIC JOHNSON | September 21

Despite strong enthusiasm for national advocacy following a trip last semester to Washington, D.C., UNC-system Association of Student Governments officials ...

Protester's NCSU visit leads to campus spat

By ERIN GIBSON | September 21

First Amendment rights are a hot topic at N.C. State University after protesters disrupted a Thursday night rally for Cindy Sheehan's Bring Them Home ...

In a place where education is a luxury

September 21

Education and original thinking are the keys to success. A high school degree is the most important tool to achieving your goals. Imaginative ideas will ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | September 21

University broadcast groups named finalists for awards Carolina Week and Carolina Connection/WCHL/WXYC are national finalists in the 2005 Collegiate ...

Recruiters coming to Hill

By KATHRYN BALES | September 21

Schmooze with the big boys and win over future employers with extensive resumes and freshly pressed suits. This week Diversity Career Night and Carolina ...

Town, ex-planner launch into talks

By JAKE POTTER | September 21

A series of meetings with residents of Chapel Hill neighborhoods trying to preserve their character is giving town planners a plethora of ideas, project ...

Group addresses African poverty

By SHARI FELD | September 21

To find out where to do great good, one first must find where there is great need, said Dr. Mark Grabowsky, senior technical adviser to the American Red ...

Schoolkids still fills independent niche

By JACKY BRAMMER | September 21

About a year after adding new floor space directly next door to its original Franklin Street address, Schoolkids Records is thriving. Store owner Michael ...

Free prostate screenings offered

By DANIEL WILKES | September 21

Men won't have to bend over backwards to find free access to prostate exams. UNC Health Care urologists will provide free prostate cancer screenings ...

Campus buzzing for caffeine

By Linda Shen | September 21

The economics of coffee have always been tumultuous, from unfair to environmentally unfriendly growing practices to labor controversy. All the private ...

Carrboro seeks clarity in development process

By MEGHAN DAVIS | September 21

Carrboro officials are looking at how to increase the amount of affordable housing in the area and the process they use to get it built. The Carrboro ...

Groups angered by voter ID law

By KRISTIN PRATT | September 21

Several voting rights organizations filed a lawsuit in federal court Monday against the state of Georgia, claiming that a recent House bill requiring ...

Planners show campus design

By JENNIFER FAIR | September 21

Expected to have five buildings, greenways and ample parking, local architectural firm Corley Redfoot Zack Inc. has developed a rough plan for Durham ...

UNC readies for emotional rivalry

By Jacob Karabell | September 21

Many people would prefer to have the North Carolina-N.C. State football game late in the year, to culminate the teams' seasons with what many fans consider ...

Efforts a mix of new and old

By TED STRONG | September 21

Most people agree that homelessness is a bad thing, but exactly how it should be eliminated is less cut and dry. Last week government officials, social ...

Nation goes 'all in' on poker trend

September 21

Do a Google search on "Texas Hold'em" and more than eight million links appear at your fingertips. Turn on the TV and see amateurs, professionals and ...

An eyewitness view

By LINDSAY MICHEL | September 21

Rubbing his palms against his knees, his eyes spanning the ceiling as he searched for words, Student Attorney General Matt McDowell found himself on the ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | September 21

A Zorbas Restaurant employee was arrested Monday after causing a disturbance at Camelot Village Apartments, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Mark ...