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Faculty reject revised Pope Foundation plan

By Bethany Black | April 25

UNC faculty once again are criticizing the University for its connections to the John William Pope Foundation and are urging the administration to sever ...

N.C. legislators could dole out leftover funds

April 25

UNC-system leaders are eagerly awaiting the end of the fiscal year in the hopes of garnering extra state funds. June 30 marks the end of the 2005-06 ...

Much ado about Shakespeare

By Desiree Shoe | April 25

After four centuries and with a legacy that still endures, what more could a writer want for his birthday? English professors and students offered ...

Honoring a loved one

By ERIN FRANCE | April 25

HILLSBOROUGH - As cars whizzed by the courthouse Monday evening, a group of about 30 sat on chairs outside in the heat holding candles. The gatherers ...

Sexual assault victims shout, share

By Nicole Lukosius | April 25

An organization that often is the only solace for survivors of sexual assault encouraged the survivors themselves to shout out and be heard Monday night. The ...

Scholarship for deceased sportscaster awarded

By Tom Hartwell | April 25

A scholarship honoring a sportscaster cut down in his prime was awarded Monday to a UNC student, himself pursuing a career in the same field. The Stephen ...

Drive lets students unload used books

By KATE SULLIVAN | April 25

Students seeking to lighten their textbook loads in the upcoming weeks can send their used books off to another continent. Instead of throwing away ...

Police log

By Staff Editor | April 25

A pair of local residents were arrested at 8:30 p.m. Sunday after fighting on the 200 block of West Franklin Street, according to Chapel Hill police reports. Darius ...

Cable franchise management tops town's legislative needs

April 25

The threat of a statewide cable franchise has the Chapel Hill Town Council seeking the help of its state legislators to protect the area's own public ...

Manager search now has timeline

April 25

The Chapel Hill Town Council is going to have a busy four days during June. The manager search committee met again Monday to discuss the process to ...

Sechrest to leave school board

By LAURA OLENIACZ | April 25

Ed Sechrest, a four-year city schools board member, has announced his resignation and is planning to leave when the board finishes the budget in late ...

Council gives park green light

By JESSICA SCHONBERG | April 25

The Chapel Hill Town Council approved a resolution to move forward with building the Southern Community Park near Southern Village during a business meeting ...

Tests stolen, grades tossed

April 25

Students in an introductory physics class illegally gained access to two tests earlier this semester, potentially altering the grades of about 140 classmates. Administrators ...

Student leaders lament lack of available space

By NICOLE NORFLEET | April 25

A league of more than 20 campus leaders teamed up Monday to tackle the issue of space availability on campus - which many leaders have said is in a poor ...

Former Men at Work frontman gives playful performance

April 24

CONCERTREVIEW Colin Hay Sunday, April 23 Memorial Hall 4 stars Maybe they were studying. Maybe they were trapped in their apartments. Maybe ...

All in a day's work

By Staff Editor | April 24

It's noon at Hanes Art Center, the first break since the early morning hours for the actors and directors. Everyone is enjoying a lunch, which includes ...

Concert brought to you by the letter r

By TREVOR THORNTON | April 24

The University music department is looking forward to some "R, R, R and R." The 18th letter of the alphabet is the inspiration for the department's ...

Town gurus debate hunt for manager

By TED STRONG | April 24

The list of attributes some residents want in a new Chapel Hill Town Manager is not short. At an invitation-only public forum Saturday, a group of ...

NCCU junior to lead ASG

By ERIC JOHNSON | April 24

GREENVILLE - In what many are calling a significant shift, the UNC-system Association of Student Governments elected Derek Pantiel and Daniel Fischer ...

Seven-mile walk brings Ugandan civil war to light

By KATHRYN ROWLAND | April 24

A chant resounded throughout Chapel Hill and Carrboro on Saturday afternoon, sung by about 30 walkers wearing orange shirts: "G-U-L-U, we walk so they ...