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Chapel Hill Parking Lot Limits Under Discussion by Residents

By Jack Kimball | October 30

While the second of two public hearings on the controversial land-use management ordinance did not focus on parking issues, many residents and local business ...

Congress to Curb Net Downloads

By Matt Crook | October 30

University students who download media material from the Internet might face tougher restrictions or even service shutoffs if a controversial bill goes ...

Homecoming Candidate Campaigns Take Time, Energy

By Tina Chang | October 30

Signs that Homecoming week has arrived are evident in the Pit, where fliers and banners advertise seniors who are vying for Homecoming king and queen ...

Meridian Arts Ensemble Plays in Hill Hall

By Diane Eikenberry | October 30

The Meridian Arts Ensemble performance visually unveiled a Renaissance tapestry Sunday afternoon at Hill Hall, playing a selection that was the definition ...

Homecoming, Class Gift Votes Today

By Elizabeth Daniels | October 30

Seniors will have many options to choose from in the two online elections being held today. The day has come to vote for Homecoming king and queen, as ...

Daum, Larson Unveil Campaign Reform

By Caroline Kornegay | October 30

Student Body President Jen Daum and Speaker of Congress Tony Larson revealed their election reform act Tuesday, endorsing campaigns funded entirely by ...

Water Restrictions May Lead to Rate Increase

By Michael Davis | October 30

Orange Water and Sewer Authority will hold a public hearing Nov. 14 to discuss the possibility of additional rate increases to cover a $1.2 million budget ...

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Legislation to Set Internet Radio Fees Blocked by Helms

October 30

Only two weeks before his successor is elected, U.S. Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., has blocked legislation that sets fees for Web broadcasters who stream ...

Marchers Strive for Violence Awareness

By Sun Kim | October 30

As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, dozens of people walked down Franklin Street on Tuesday night in the March for Family Peace, which is the ...

Curriculum Review Course Starts Look at Education

By Laura Bost | October 30

A seminar course designed to review and explore changes to UNC's general education curriculum met for the first time Tuesday. The seminar, designed to ...

UNC Senior Class Officers Outline Gift Selections, Request Students' Vote

By Staff Editor | October 30

TO THE EDITOR: Though records do not allow one to pinpoint exactly when graduating seniors began the tradition of presenting the University with a gift, ...

Governments to Continue Discussing Schools, Development

By Megan Putnam | October 30

The future of the Schools Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance will be one of the main issues discussed tonight as multiple local governments convene ...

Minority Programs at Colleges Cause Segregation, Report Says

By Jamie McGee | October 30

Programs and organizations geared toward minority college students tend to segregate the student body, according to a report released earlier this month ...

N.C. State's Image of UNC-CH Mirrors Our Image of Duke

By Staff Editor | October 30

"Hey! Do you have a few seconds to spare? My name is Jim Doggett; I'm a columnist for The Daily Tar Heel, UNC's student newspaper." "What do you want?!?" ...

Charlotte Election Key to Senate Rule

By Matt Hanson | October 30

As a result of redistricting, some entrenched Democratic state senators now find themselves accountable to more Republican constituents as they face re-election ...

Oasis, Inside Scoop Join Forces on Franklin Street

By Aishia LaDean Crayton | October 30

Two of Chapel Hill's hometown businesses are planning a unique integration at a Franklin Street location. Oasis Cafe & Deli and The Inside Scoop will ...

Congress OKs Fee Hike Referendum

By Lizzie Stewart | October 30

Student Congress members voted 28-2 Tuesday to place a referendum calling for an increase in the student activity fee on the general election ballot in ...

Closeted in classrooms

October 30

The treatment of gay and lesbian professors in the United States has come a long way since 1960, when Smith College in Massachusetts fired three gay professors ...

UNC Objects to Plaintiffs' Latest Claims

By John Lipps | October 30

The University submitted Monday its response to an Oct. 4 motion for an amendment filed by the plaintiffs challenging UNC's controversial summer reading ...