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Dukakis set for campus speech

By Nitisha Desai | September 28

Michael Dukakis, former Massachusetts governor, will speak about the importance of grassroots organization at 8 p.m. today in the Great Hall. Dukakis, ...

Mockumentary has moviegoers laughing in aisle

By TREVOR THORNTON | September 28

Christopher Guest might as well have escorted "Confetti" down the aisle, because this mockumentary is the Euro-fied daughter of his farcical classics ...

Center celebrates fifth year

By Tracey Theret | September 28

Staff, sponsors and community representatives mingled over hors d'oeuvres and cake Wednesday night at the Siena Hotel to celebrate the fifth anniversary ...

'School for Scoundrels': Mildly dirty, rotten and entertaining

September 28

MOVIEREVIEW "School for Scoundrels" 3 stars A word of warning: This review will be about two paragraphs of solid critique, and the rest will be ...

UNC, safe sex fit like a glove

By NICOLE NORFLEET | September 28

Condoms, lubricants and safe sex brochures are all available free for the taking at student health facilities. And, believe it or not, these services ...

The French Kicks: Playfully serious

By Staff Editor | September 28

The French Kicks, a New York outfit known for its sparse guitars, catchy piano hooks and driving rhythm section, will play the Local 506 on Monday night. The ...

Business school ranks eighth

By Blair Bynum | September 28

UNC's Kenan-Flagler Business School recently received high honors when the Wall Street Journal ranked it eighth in a national assessment of MBA programs. Kenan-Flagler ...

"Sleep" an imaginative, if not spotless, follow

September 28

MOVIEREVIEW "The Science of Sleep" 3 stars "The Science of Sleep" plays our heads like a grand piano but plays our emotions like a triangle. That ...

All-aisle clean up

September 28

The Rams Head Market closed temporarily Wednesday afternoon after a grease trap clogged and caused the store to flood. Some areas of the market were ...

Cat's Cradle gears up for '80s dance

By Bennett Campbell | September 28

As October approaches and temperatures in Chapel Hill drop into the 60s and 70s, WXYC 89.3 and Cat's Cradle are doing everything possible to keep UNC ...

Focus lacking in loss to Demon Deacons

By KRISTIN PRATT | September 28

After two conference losses in Virginia this weekend, the North Carolina volleyball team continued its slide, losing to Wake Forest on Wednesday night ...

The next art form

By MARGARET HAIR | September 28

Multimedia performances: They deal with a non-narrative state of mind, an amalgam of visual, sound and sensory experience, an immersion in a carnival ...

Appeal process in park

By LAUREN BERRY | September 28

The Department of Public Safety established the parking appeals process to give drivers a voice in deciding the fate of their tickets. But a summer ...

Officials tour new science buildings

By Ashlee Sadler | September 28

What began in spring of 2001 as design plans has matured into two fully-equipped buildings for UNC scientists. The $105 million project resulted in ...

City briefs

September 28

School district receives applications for counsel Nine firms have applied to provide a lawyer for Chapel Hill-Carrboro City Schools. Adkins Law ...

Gonzalez woos Cradle audience with intimate show

By Bryan Reed | September 28

CONCERTREVIEW Jos

Council gets glance at Halloween plan

By KAYLA CARRICK | September 28

Police Chief Gregg Jarvies presented the preliminary operational plan Wednesday for Halloween festivities and addressed concerns at a meeting of the Chapel ...

Tar Heels manhandle Mountaineers at home

By Sam Perkins | September 28

Almost exactly 20 years ago, October 3, 1986, to be exact, the Tar Heels annihilated Appalachian State 11-0. Coach Shelton must have been experiencing ...

Actor's ego makes 'Windy City Heat' a gale-force storm of hilarity

By Bryan Reed | September 28

DVDREVIEW Windy City Heat 3 and 1/2 stars The human ego is a funny thing. Fortunately for viewers, Tony Barbieri and Don Barris know how to ...

Board rolls out new post

By ERIN ZUREICK | September 28

The UNC Board of Trustees approved the appointment of Mike Smith to the newly created position of vice chancellor for engagement at its Wednesday meeting. Smith, ...