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Railroad Earth

By Caroline Lindsey | October 14

Carrboro ArtsCenter Thursday, Oct. 10 Four Stars The recipe for good bluegrass calls for more than just a banjo and a little bit of rhythm. To generate ...

Waldrop Moves Beyond Running Into Academia

By Chris Gilfillan | October 14

Today, the NCAA record holder in the indoor mile doesn't even consider himself a runner anymore. In 1974, Tony Waldrop, then a senior at North Carolina, ...

Bush Deals Labor a Fatal Blow

By Staff Editor | October 11

Rumors of the death of organized labor are not greatly exaggerated. It is dead, kaput. On Tuesday in San Francisco, with much ado, the Federal District ...

Bowles, Dole Plan to Increase Aid

By Stephanie Poole | October 11

Both of the candidates in North Carolina's closely watched U.S. Senate race say the federal government has a role in ensuring all students have access ...

Technology in the Classroom

By Emily Vasquez | October 11

Since it opened in 1999, Mary Scroggs Elementary School in Chapel Hill has made significant steps to bring the benefits of technology to its students ...

Female Student Assaulted in Duke Residence Hall Bathroom

By Alexandra Dodson | October 11

A female Duke University student was attacked early Wednesday morning in the bathroom of her West Campus residence hall -- the second attempted assault ...

Group Funds Binge-Drinking Study

By Kimberly Timko | October 11

The National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism is funding a $3.2 million study to reduce binge drinking among college students. Robert DuRant, ...

Keeping Everything Going Smoothly

By Elizabeth Saputo | October 11

When people listen to the University Day speaker tomorrow, they probably will be focusing on the words being said and not the work that goes on behind ...

Pit Preacher Spreads Gospel of Popularity, Not True Religion

By Staff Editor | October 11

While walking in front of Lenoir on Tuesday, I saw a crowd of people gathered around the Pit. I automatically assumed that Gary Birdsong, the Pit Preacher ...

University Day to Celebrate UNC's Distinguished Founders

By Kristin Becker | October 11

This past week, researchers delved into the wealth of information found in the Wilson Library. Schoolchildren took buses to the Morehead Planetarium ...

Swing Music to Rock Carrboro

By Ashley Harrell | October 11

Swing lovers, magic enthusiasts and anyone who thought the 1940s was a good decade -- cancel your Saturday night plans immediately. Nashville's John ...

Carolina First Aims for $1.8B Goal

By Erin Ganley | October 11

Carolina First Campaign officials today will kick off the public phase of the second-largest fund-raising campaign ever at a public university with an ...

New Institute to Be Dedicated Saturday

By Dave Szwedo | October 11

Saturday will mark the dedication of the new $5.7 million Institute for the Arts and Humanities, a 15,400-square-foot facility designed to promote thought, ...

Ehringhaus Ends Term as UNC Counsel

By Meredith Nicholson | October 11

Susan Ehringhaus will end her 29-year term as vice chancellor and University general counsel at the end of the calendar year. Ehringhaus, who has been ...

Economic Sanctions Are a Valid, Useful Way of Restricting Iraqi Economy and Promoting Change

By Staff Editor | October 11

TO THE EDITOR: It's that time again -- the liberal anti-war crowd is back. This time, it's Bush's campaign against Iraq. Obviously, important issues ...

BCC Films Show Comedy, Love, Message

By Tacque Kirksey | October 11

For those who don't know -- and apparently that was many -- poet and actor Sirmums, best known as Poet from HBO's series "Oz," was on campus Tuesday night. Sirmums, ...

Barometer

By Staff Editor | October 11

Get Your Tickets Many students who applied for block seating were denied. They were then forced to wait in line with those students who didn't have 50 ...

Carrboro Forum Highlights Hispanic Achievement Gap

By Shelley Basinger | October 11

National, state and local Latino immigration is on the rise, according to statistics that suggest immigration creates problems for Latino academic achievement. About ...

$1.8B Objective Probably Too Low

By Elyse Ashburn and John Frank | October 11

UNC officially will embark today on what University officials claim is an "ambitious" and "aggressive" fund-raising campaign, but experts indicate that ...

BOG Outlines Trustee Selection

By Cassidy Cobbs | October 11

The UNC-system Board of Governors Committee on University Governance met Thursday to discuss the process they will use to select board of trustee members ...