Forum Addresses Slavery, Genocide

"Nie Weider! Never Again!" That was the message conveyed Wednesday night during a forum titled "Holocaust, Slavery and Genocide: An Introspective in ...

Will Folk For Food Contemporizes Folk, Supports Women's Issues

Folk rock artists Lis Harvey and Sarah Pinsker will overturn past conceptions of the folk genre and garner support for women's issues with their ...

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Carrboro Considers Program Cutbacks

Carrboro Town Manager Robert Morgan furrowed his brow and gently pinched the bridge of his nose with his thumb and forefinger. For most of Tuesday's ...

Nature Wallows In Mediocrity; Satellite Expresses Anger, Depression

Course of Nature Superkala 2 Stars Today's popular rock is sadly becoming a case of "been there, done that." Alabama threesome Course of Nature hasn't ...

Introverted Band Weezer Becomes Classic, Gains New Fans

Weezer Raleigh Entertainment & Sports Arena Friday, Feb. 22 4 Stars Nerd rock is dead. While it might not be as drastic as selling out, Weezer has fallen ...

A Way to Fight Tuition: Expand Carolina Lobby Corps to Entire State

TO THE EDITOR: To add to and support Monday's column by Matt Jones, I feel that it is necessary to present an idea that could potentially strengthen ...

Phase II of Union Further Delayed

Officials predict that Phase II of the Student Union renovation project will not begin until May 13, signaling the fifth time the project has been delayed. Phase ...

Stockman Fires Away Early, Fades Away Late

Larry Shyatt might want to contact the FBI. In the first half of Clemson and North Carolina's Wednesday night contest, Tiger sophomore guard Tony Stockman ...

Campus Calendar

Today 11 a.m. -- Join the Asian Students Association in the Pit in celebrating the arts and crafts of Asian cultures. There will be origami and calligraphy ...

Developments in the War on Terrorism

U.S. Offers $5M Reward in Pearl Case The State Department said Wednesday that it is offering a $5 million reward for information leading to the arrest ...

Pickin' Some Grass

From breakneck banjo riffs to high-lonesome vocals, from Appalachian square dances to Carrboro contra dances, North Carolinians have nurtured the growth ...

Dive Recommends

"It's a Chick Thing," Ame Mahler Beanland This is a hilarious and thoughtful collection of short stories written by a diverse group of women. Among a ...

UNC Plugs Holes on Coaching Staff

At the end of an offseason that has been marred by off-field incidents and the departures of two assistant coaches and quarterback Darian Durant, it is ...

Astronauts of Antiquity Muddle Music With Science

Astronauts of Antiquity Saturday, Feb. 23 Carrboro ArtsCenter Two Stars It's always weird to see those motorcycles that are decked out with every ...

Student Refutes Notion That American Journalist Pearl Was a CIA Agent

TO THE EDITOR: The world Vietnamese and French press are awash in outrage and sorrow over Daniel Pearl's execution. Me too. I would like to add this ...

Men's Lacrosse Unveils Half-Dozen New Signees

Second-year North Carolina men's lacrosse coach John Haus announced Tuesday the signing of six prospects who will join the team next fall. This group ...

Town Begins Talks on Employer-Employee Housing

Stepping neatly into his predecessor's shoes, Mayor Kevin Foy has rekindled the Chapel Hill Town Council's interest in an employer-employee housing project. But ...

Submit Nominations for Teaching Awards Online; Today Is the Last Day

TO THE EDITOR: