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Capleton Fails to Produce Sparks; Mosley Channels Usher

By Staff Editor | February 21

Capleton Still Blazin' Three Stars Jamaican reggae master Capleton is angry, and he wants to tell you about it -- too bad you won't be able to understand ...

Congress to Support TPAC Restructuring

By Nikki Werking | February 21

Members of Student Congress said Tuesday that they plan to draft a resolution to call for the restructuring of the Transportation and Parking Advisory ...

Women Rally Early, Cruise to Easy Victory

By Randy Wellington | February 21

A comeback can start in any number of ways: with a motivational speech, an inspiring play or a cheer from the crowd. Wednesday, all it took was one word ...

Cartoon

By Staff Editor | February 21

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By Michelle Jarobe | February 21

Sun Ra Lanquidity Recorded in 1976 during the Arkestra's sojourn to Philadelphia, Lanquidity is the perfect mix of astrofunk with loose, grooving jazz. ...

Local Man Arrested Twice for DWI

By Scott Warfield | February 21

Chapel Hill police arrested a local man twice in a span of three hours early Wednesday morning for driving while impaired. Police arrested Leonardo Hagelsieb ...

Bobcats Pick Apart Struggling Tar Heel 'D'

By James Giza | February 21

It was almost as if they were taking turns -- as if they had decided before the game to spread the defense and then spread the love. Steve Esterkamp, ...

Officials Discuss Merit of Linking Tuition, Growth

By Nathan Perez | February 21

UNC-system officials are examining the implications of reducing the system's dependence on state funds by increasing tuition by 10 percent systemwide ...

Kudzu

By Staff Editor | February 21

Classic Disney Elements Fail to Rescue Modern Disney Sequel

By Brooks Firth | February 21

"Return to Never Land" 2 Stars The story always ends the same. Peter leaps off Wendy's windowsill, yells "Goodbye Wendy!" and Wendy always believes in ...

Community Remembers Tragic Loss of Activist, Bookstore Owner

By Staff Editor | February 21

TO THE EDITOR: Feb. 21, 2002, marks 11 years since the tragic murder of Chapel Hill activist Bob Sheldon. The political environment of over a decade ...

Blind Boys Make Believers Out of Cradle Audience

By Joanna Pearson | February 21

The Blind Boys Cat's Cradle Sunday, Jan. 17 5 Stars If the second coming had happened Sunday night, I would have been right there. When Jesus does come ...

Swimmers Shift Gears for ACCs

By Will Small | February 21

The game has changed. All season long, the ACC's swimming and diving teams have been training and competing in relatively inconsequential dual meets ...

Junior Chosen as New CUAB President

By Will Arey | February 21

The Carolina Union Activities Board this weekend selected junior Charles Phaneuf as its president for the 2002-03 school year.Using about 3 percent of ...

Campus Calendar

By Staff Editor | February 21

Today 6 p.m. -- Theta Nu Xi multicultural sorority Inc. would like to invite all interested women to a "Get to Know You" fun activity in 210 Dey Hall. ...

National Education Leaders Discuss Future Policy

By Lucas Fenske | February 21

DURHAM -- The current and four former U.S. secretaries of education discussed Wednesday the future of education and a variety of issues ranging from standardized ...

Commissioners Accept Grant To Fund Terrorism Study

By Nate DeGraff | February 21

Although the likelihood of a terrorist attack on the Piedmont seems small, Orange County officials want to make sure the region is prepared. The Orange ...

SBP-Elect Sets in Motion Preliminary Plans for Term

By Jeff Silver | February 21

After celebrating a 416-vote margin of victory in Tuesday's runoff election, Student Body President-elect Jen Daum began on Wednesday to lay the ...

And The Grammy Goes To...

By Staff Editor | February 21

The 44th Grammy Awards will be presented at 8 p.m. Feb. 27 on CBS, and the Diversions staff picked who should win if there is any justice in this ...

TPAC Approves Night Parking Fee

By John Frank | February 21

The Transportation and Parking Advisory Committee passed a motion 18-4 Wednesday that would levy a student fee of $5 per semester for night parking on ...