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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 ...

Engage, Enrich Empower Me To Trust You

By Johanna Costa | February 21

Jen Daum was the wrong choice for student body president. I can tell you, as a student who pays more attention to the issues than the average freshman ...

Socially Conscious 'John Q' Takes Health Care Hostage

By Evan Lucas | February 21

"John Q." 3 Stars If your child were desperately ill and in need of a heart transplant, how far would you go to make sure he received the necessary ...

Mid-Major Disappointment: Ohio Holds Off UNC

By Mike Ogle | February 21

Hampton, Davidson, College of Charleston -- not a preview of the NCAA tournament's 16th seeds. They're previous losses on North Carolina's schedule. Hadn't ...

Aldermen Approve List of Land Projects

By Katie Davis | February 21

The Carrboro Board of Aldermen unanimously approved Tuesday a priority list of land projects it wants funded by Orange County's $20 million Parks, Recreation ...

Developments in the War on Terrorism

By Staff Editor | February 21

Confession May Not Bring Conviction Islamic militant Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh's public confession that he was involved in the kidnapping of Wall Street ...

Forum to Address Transit

By Jenny Huang | February 21

The Carrboro Transportation Advisory Board will receive community feedback about its transportation system tonight during its annual public transit forum. Local ...

Medical Student Claims That TPAC Chairman Has Violated Honor Code

By Staff Editor | February 21

TO THE EDITOR: In the midst of the traffic and parking controversy, Transportation and Parking Advisory Committee Chairman Bob Knight has conducted himself ...

Owens' Devout, Skilled Warbling Neglects Secular Sensibilities

By Allison Rost | February 21

Two Stars The proliferation of young female sirens on the airwaves today, from Michelle Branch to Jewel, leaves little room for generic competitors to ...

Daum Breaks UNC Elections Trend

By Brook Corwin | February 21

Before Student Body President-elect Jen Daum posted her first campaign flier, she already was bucking a UNC trend. When Daum officially declared ...

Tuition Plan Draws Skepticism

February 21

Officials at the UNC system's two research campuses voiced opposition Tuesday to a tuition policy being considered by the UNC-system Board of Governors. Robert ...

Officers Plan for Upcoming Year

February 21

Just one day after the election, the newly elected senior class officers started outlining plans for when they take office in April. Paymon Rouhanifard ...

Student Claims Monday's Sports Column Unfairly Stereotypes Fayetteville

By Staff Editor | February 20

TO THE EDITOR:

State's Local Leaders Continue to Oppose Seizure of Funding

By Lindsey White | February 20

Despite having more than $2.3 billion in reserves, N.C. municipal officials continue to voice opposition to Gov. Mike Easley's decision to withhold $209 ...

Study: Tuition Linked to State Appropriations

By Christen Broecker | February 20

Tuition fluctuations at public universities nationwide correspond directly to changes in state appropriations, according to a study released Friday by ...