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UNC gets satisfaction in 5th

By Brian MacPherson | April 21

The man with the music selection left after the fourth inning of Wednesday’s game, so for the rest of the game, the only song blaring through the ...

Carolina North back on the table

By ERIN ZUREICK | April 21

For more than a year, discussions of the University’s plans for a satellite campus have been conspicuously quiet. Media coverage of Carolina ...

Senate group takes 1st look at lottery bill

By ERIN FRANCE | April 21

RALEIGH — The Senate committee reviewing the N.C. legislature’s lottery bill met for the first time Wednesday to examine the proposal passed ...

New papacy won't look too unusual, experts say

By VICTORIA WILSON | April 21

After Monday’s election of the 256th head of the Catholic Church, religious scholars and church officials said Pope Benedict XVI likely will remain ...

Economy, high costs drive up tuition bills

By WHITNEY ISENHOWER | April 21

During the past several years, UNC-system students have not been alone in handing over more cash for their education. In what is emerging as a national ...

Church hits 140 years

By JAKE POTTER | April 21

If asked, the members of First Baptist Church would probably agree: Only God could make a cake large enough to hold 140 candles. And while the cake ...

Board to eye new ?ier policy

By KATHRYN REED | April 21

Students in city schools soon might have fewer papers to carry home from school. The Chapel Hill-Carrboro Board of Education will conduct a work session ...

Officials discount hazard concerns

By JACKI SPIES | April 21

With every advance in the world of technology, officials say, UNC students are plugging more high-powered equipment into their residence hall rooms. And ...

Chancellor publicly takes helm

By STEPHEN MOORE | April 21

RALEIGH — In front of an audience of several thousand stood James Oblinger, blinking through flashbulbs and squinting into the brilliant lights ...

20-year-old road talk still progresses slowly

By TED STRONG | April 21

It’s difficult to remember when Carrboro officials actually began debating changes to Smith Level Road — and there’s apparently no end ...

Duke, UNC work to improve health care

By KRISTEN VALLE | April 21

Despite their bitter rivalries in all things sports, UNC and Duke University are making important strides — together — in the way of health ...

IFC unveils, celebrates mosaic-tile public art

By LAURA OLENIACZ | April 21

Correction Due to a reporting error, the photo accompanying the April 21 article “IFC unveils, celebrates mosaic-tile public art” states ...

Police log

April 21

- Chapel Hill police arrested a local man at 12:45 a.m. Wednesday and charged him with one misdemeanor count of driving while impaired, one misdemeanor ...

Hauser, 76, former DTH editor

By KATIE HOFFMANN | April 21

Charles McCorkle Hauser, former editor of The Daily Tar Heel and a longtime journalist, died Sunday in Chapel Hill. He was 76. He died unexpectedly ...

Officials can't predict effects of new SAT

By KATHRYN BALES | April 21

That 1500 you got on the SAT won’t look so impressive now — and campus administrators aren’t sure how changes like that will affect ...

Effort gains steam

April 21

A group of Carolina Dining Services employees began the afternoon with microphone in hand, voicing concerns about unfair labor practices. By early ...

Garden still blossoms as sisters age

By VIRGINIA WOOTEN | April 21

A pack of students jogs down Gimghoul Road. As they pass a small white house flanked with a sea of azaleas and tulips, they shout in chorus, “Your ...

Homecoming planners seek to link old and new

By DANIEL WILKES | April 21

Riling up alumni and inspiring a new generation of Tar Heels lies at the heart of plans for Homecoming events next fall. This goal led to organizers’ ...

Classroom volunteers are recognized, honored

By MELODY GUYTON | April 21

It’s a given that young students’ success depends on the contributions of teachers, administrators and parents. But a group some might ...

RAs fired for celebrating, leaving hall

By GEORGIA CHERRY | April 20

Two resident assistants in Grimes Residence Hall have been kicked out of their rooms and forced to seek housing elsewhere even as the end of the semester ...