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Young Democrats to Host Bowles at UNC

By Jennifer Samuels | August 26

U.S. Senate hopeful Erskine Bowles will try to increase awareness among students about important campaign issues tonight at a question-and-answer forum ...

BCC, CUAB Share Caribbean Flair

By Erin Ganley | August 26

Despite the sweltering heat and humidity, a steady stream of students came to the Caribbean Grill and Feast on Friday evening to sample exotic cuisine. Co-sponsored ...

Students Make UNC No. 2

By Tina Chang | August 26

After high school, Christina Bell was ready to leave Chapel Hill, the place she had called home for most of her life. So when Bell applied to UNC-Chapel ...

Alternatives Abound for Textbook Buyers

By Will Arey | August 26

After years of frustration about textbook prices, students returning to campus last week were greeted by an ever growing number of alternatives to purchasing ...

Red Cross Officials Aim to Increase Blood Levels

By Jon Dougherty | August 26

The blood supply for the Orange County region has reached a critical level, Red Cross officials say. To combat the shortage, the Orange County Red Cross ...

Football Season Tickets Draw Alumni, Sell Out

By Daniel Thigpen | August 26

When students jump to their feet and yell from the stands this football season, they could be joined by a few more alumni than usual. Department of Athletics ...

Early Plans for Iraqi Invasion Ignore Current Political Climate

By Staff Editor | August 26

Before I get started with this week's topic, I'd like to take some time to say what you can expect from this column. The Raging Bull is going to cover ...

Former Tar Heels Adjust to Minor Leagues

By Ian Gordon | August 26

Call it baseball's way to keep its guys humble. You get drafted in June's amateur draft, sign your first contract and then get shipped to play for your ...

Legislators React to BOG Vote

By Elyse Ashburn | August 26

Some state legislators back a UNC-system Board of Governors committee resolution supporting academic freedom while others say it ignores the real issues ...

Women's Soccer's Depth Too Much for Notre Dame

August 26

FORT WAYNE, Ind. -- The second-ranked North Carolina women's soccer team got an early start on its campaign to win back the national title this season. ...

Stadium Impresses Former Champions

By Randy Wellington | August 26

CARY -- The North Carolina men's soccer team tied Connecticut 2-2 Saturday in a game of top-ranked teams. Appropriately, the venue for the game was just ...

Reading Lawsuit Status Uncertain

By John Frank | August 26

The buzz on campus last week about the controversial summer reading assignment has faded, but attorneys for the Christian values group that ignited the ...

More Obstacles for BCBSNC

By Laura Hinson | August 26

The BlueCross BlueShield Association unanimously rejected a proposal Aug. 19 by BlueCross BlueShield North Carolina to convert the organization from nonprofit ...

Students Nominated for ASG Positions

By Emma Burgin | August 26

Five students were nominated last week to head up different facets of the UNC-system Association of Student Governments and could be approved by the association's ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | August 26

Today 5:30 pm -- Carolina Leadership Development is hosting the first of two information sessions for the Womentoring Program, a mentoring program for ...

Not UNC's Business to Force Students to Read, Learn About the Quran

By Staff Editor | August 26

TO THE EDITOR: For a political science major, Dan Harrison's argument in his column "National Spotlight On Quran" was woefully inadequate. In order ...

Men's Soccer's Showdown With UConn Ends in Draw

By Tim Candon | August 26

CARY - It was billed as the "Clash of the National Champions," pitting Connecticut, the 2000 NCAA champs, against last year's champion, North Carolina, ...

Board Begins Search for New Superintendent

By Jamie Dougher | August 26

The Orange County Board of Education held its annual board retreat Saturday to address and set goals for the year, namely relating to the search for a ...

Deep Dish Does Lots With Little in 'Lesson'

By Brian Millikin | August 26

Sure, it's housed in University Mall, and its theater is the size of a boutique -- but the Deep Dish Theater Company's production of "A Lesson Before ...

Officials To Alter Bylaws

By Daniel Thigpen | August 23

Student Body Vice President Aaron Hiller said Thursday that he will work with the speaker of Student Congress to change the Student Code so appointments ...