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There are many positives about writing columns for The Daily Tar Heel. You get to write 750 words about anything you'd like, you don't ever have to eat ...
Read More »There are many positives about writing columns for The Daily Tar Heel. You get to write 750 words about anything you'd like, you don't ever have to eat ...
Read More »Today 11 a.m. -- The Orange County Chapter of the Red Cross and Sigma Chi fraternity will be hosting a visit by the bloodmobile today at the Student ...
Read More »UNC-Chapel Hill Student Body President Jen Daum will meet later this week with UNC-system Association of Student Governments presidential candidate James ...
Read More »Remember the game "Civilization"? You know, it was the computer game that reinforced the simple concept that everybody's goal in life is to achieve global ...
Read More »Local officials, stumped by what to do with 11 acres of the 109-acre Greene Tract, plan to ask the Chapel Hill Town Council for a 60-day extension on ...
Read More »Politically active students got the chance to learn more Monday night about policy-making that affects the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. The ...
Read More »Senior Carroll Smith said she made two trips to New York and interviewed at four law firms before landing a job as a legal assistant for after graduation. But ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: I read the piece "Affordable Illusion" in The Daily Tar Heel on April 8 and commiserate with the editorial board on the lack of affordable ...
Read More »Durham Man Arrested On Robbery Charges Durham police arrested Jeremiah Newkirk, 32, of 1306 Jackson St. in Durham on Thursday in connection with ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: Help the Order of the Bell Tower and the class of 2002 senior marshals support Relay for Life in its fight against cancer. At 7 p.m. ...
Read More »TO THE EDITOR: I appreciate the positive representation of the Holocaust remembrance that helped to offset the condemnation voiced by Matthew Smith ...
Read More »Recent financial reports indicate that U.S. Senate candidates Elizabeth Dole and Erskine Bowles continue to distance themselves from their competitors.Monday ...
Read More »UNC-Chapel Hill officials have decided to reduce the number of summer school classes offered by 2 percent -- about 16 classes -- in anticipation of additional ...
Read More »Today 10 a.m. -- Campus Y is holding a Relay for Life 50-cent Bake Sale in the Pit until 2 p.m. Cake, brownies and cookies will be 50 cents. 5 p.m. ...
Read More »University officials say a new policy imposing stricter regulations on students with foreign citizenship will not deter international students from applying ...
Read More »For at least the second year in a row, the post office on Estes Drive added about eight more hours to its working day. The result? Hundreds of Chapel ...
Read More »Despite record companies' dramatic success in forcing the July 2001 shutdown of Napster -- formerly the nation's premiere Internet music exchange program ...
Read More »A representative from a UNC organization that has long worked to boost health-care infrastructure in the Middle East will depart for the region today ...
Read More »Senate President Pro Tem Marc Basnight, D-Dare, recently made five appointments to a legislative commission that will examine the structure ...
Read More »In response to a recent study, local officials say that while it's hard to pinpoint binge drinkers, they're working to stamp out the broader problem of ...
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