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International ethicist visits UNC

By MARGARET HAIR | October 20

New York Times Magazine columnist Randy Cohen introduced himself as, at best, an accidental ethicist in a presentation given on ethical dilemmas Tuesday ...

Rough toils, lack of time hurt leaders

By GEORGIA CHERRY | October 20

In the past month, two high-profile student leaders on campus have stepped down from their positions, highlighting the demands of serving as a representative ...

City briefs

By Staff Editor | October 20

Elementary school teacher charged with felony larceny Chapel Hill police arrested and charged a local elementary school teacher Friday with stealing ...

Tobacco group runs low on grant cash

By BROOKE ERICSON | October 20

A group that seeks to help the state's ailing tobacco industry might not have enough funds to cover the grant requests it has received in recent weeks. A ...

Compton resorted to cheap personal attacks in column

By Staff Editor | October 20

TO THE EDITOR: The Daily Tar Heel recently ran a column by Matt Compton which inaccurately portrayed both College Republicans and me ("College Republicans ...

Republican Party has chosen candidates for Nov. 2 races

By Staff Editor | October 20

TO THE EDITOR: The UNC College Republicans would like everyone to know whom the N.C. Republican Party has endorsed for this election. Although judges ...

Security grant cash stays in state coffers

October 20

North Carolina has failed to spend almost 70 percent of federal homeland security grants since 2000, according to a report released Tuesday by State Auditor ...

Myriad groups seek voter participation

October 20

Candidates and political parties aren't the only ones trying to encourage voter activism this election season. Community organizations across the state ...

A long road ahead

By Staff Editor | October 20

To say Lindsay Strunk has several major projects ahead of her as the Carolina Athletic Association's new president would be a serious understatement. Former ...

Police warn of voting schemes

By MEGHAN DAVIS | October 20

The Federal Trade Commission is advising voters to use caution when giving out personal information during this election season. In an alert issued Wednesday, ...

Library system may see overhaul

By EREN TATARAGASI | October 20

The Orange County Board of Commissioners, after receiving a final report about library services in the community, decided Tuesday to continue discussion ...

Campus briefs

By Staff Editor | October 20

Sophomore at University charged with possession Sophomore Russell Papineau, 19, of 104 Mangum Residence Hall was charged Friday with possession of marijuana ...

McCants behind bars after 'Late Night' soundbite

By Staff Editor | October 20

CorrectionDue to a reporting error, the Oct. 20 sports column "McCants behind bars after `Late Night' soundbite" stated that UNC basketball player Rashad ...

Staying on his heels

October 20

CorrectionDue to a reporting error, the Oct. 20 article "Staying On His Heels" misspelled the name of North Carolina town Whiteville in a quote from U.S. ...

Author proffers clip artistry

By NICOLE BOBITSKI | October 20

With the presidential election just weeks away, an enthusiastic crowd at the Bull's Head Bookshop welcomed pop culture political cartoonist David Rees ...

Oversight needed

By Staff Editor | October 20

Correction: The Wednesday editorial, "Oversight needed," stated that a inflationary fee increase referendum will go before the student body next week. ...

New drug could halt spreading of HIV

By KRISTIN BOSTIC | October 20

A newly discovered drug might someday soon lead to the prevention of the spreading of HIV in humans. The drug, which was applied to the vaginal surface ...

Eatery celebrates its opening

By JON WEINER | October 20

Even though its first day of business was April 13, Uncle Charlie's Fish Fry and Wings in Carrboro held its grand opening Tuesday. The restaurant, located ...

Rocks may impede lot development

By JAKE POTTER | October 20

Plans for the development of parking lots 2 and 5 might be off to a rocky start. The Chapel Hill Town Council Committee on Lots 2 and 5 and project consultant ...

Board considers Legion property for school site

By KATHRYN REED | October 20

Despite strong opposition from the American Legion, officials say the city school system will continue to consider putting the legion's property on its ...